How to Prepare for Sat II: World History

by Marilynn Hitchens, Heidi Roupp

• Updated to reflect the most recent SAT Subject Tests in World History, and to review the most recent world events
• Two full-length practice exams with answers and explanations
• Practice tests reflect recent actual tests in length, question types, and degree of difficulty
• A 25-chapter review of world history is organized chronologically and by categories covering major events, ideas, and personages
• Additional practice and review questions at the end of each chapter.

402 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1996

Reviews

[Marsha Altman]

This book is meant for review for the SAT II World History Test. It has a lot of practice tests in it, and after each time period's review section, it gives you a short test to see how well you learned the material. My complaints are that it doesn't actually cover ALL the material, so some of the questions you can't answer correctly just having read the book, and some of the questions are sort of judgment questions, but that's also how the test works. The history review sections have really, really laughable writing by someone who should not be writing history. They sound like a high school student themselves. But it gets the point across about what the test wants you to think about history.