Geometry Quick Reference vs Test Ready

Geometry Quick Reference is a basic information tool for middle school and high school level geometry students. It provides a simple way to access and review the basic concepts of geometry. Here are a few of the ways you will use Geometry Quick Reference everyday with your students: • Geometry Quick Reference as an informational tool to help students understand and review basic concepts of Geometry, including the basic concepts, lines and planes, area, perimeter, parts of a circle, solids (volume), Cartesian coordinates and the right triangle including basic trigonometric functions, and more. •Tap the areas of the screen to bring up more detailed information and explanations about essential geometric concepts. •Tap to the question mark icon to activate a quiz and test understanding of terms and concepts.

Desmos Graphing Calculator embedded straight into our app. Prepare for the SAT with similar test taking experience. Get used to utilizing Desmos Graphing Calculator for the test! Test Ready utilizes College Board's publicly released and free to use questions released on their SAT Suite Question Bank page at https://satsuitequestionbank.collegeboard.org. You can directly access these questions through their page but this app provides a more streamlined process of assessing yourself with these questions. Test Ready aims to help prep students with the SAT which stands for Scholastic Aptitude Test. Assess your SAT skills anywhere anytime and practice what you need improvements on the daily! Test yourself with a similar test taking experience with the full length SAT test but with less questions and proportionally less time! Hone down the specific skills you need practice on by practicing the specific domains in each section of the SAT: - Math: - Algebra - Geometry and Trigonometry - Advanced Math - Problem-Solving and Data Analysis - Reading and Writing: - Craft and Structure - Expression of Ideas - Information and Ideas - Standard English Conventions Legal Notice: This app is not officially directly affiliated with College Board. Though we utilize questions written by College Board, we are not directly affiliated with the SAT or College Board, the organization that administrates the SAT.