Vocabulary Workout for the SAT/ACT: Volume 3 - Grosslight, Justin
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Vocabulary Workout for the SAT/ACT is intended to help students build a vocabulary that will help them succeed on the SAT and/or ACT exam. The book is composed of strategically organized lessons to help students both learn words and practice using them in written exercises. Ideally this book should be used in tandem with reading other scholarly and intellectual materials to help nurture vocabulary growth. It is the third in a four-volume series (Note: one can purchase all four volumes separately or a single complete edition that contains all four volumes. Note also: this text strongly…mehr

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Vocabulary Workout for the SAT/ACT is intended to help students build a vocabulary that will help them succeed on the SAT and/or ACT exam. The book is composed of strategically organized lessons to help students both learn words and practice using them in written exercises. Ideally this book should be used in tandem with reading other scholarly and intellectual materials to help nurture vocabulary growth. It is the third in a four-volume series (Note: one can purchase all four volumes separately or a single complete edition that contains all four volumes. Note also: this text strongly resembles a section of one of our other books, Vocabulary Quest; the amount of overlap between both volumes is significant).
Autorenporträt
Justin Grosslight is an academic entrepreneur interested in examining relationships between science and business. He is especially intrigued by how networks operate (quantitatively and qualitatively), both from historical and from contemporary perspectives. He holds degrees in history and mathematics from Stanford, a history of science degree from Harvard, and has published in all three fields. He is passionate about business, entertainment, academia, and writing, and enjoys helping talented youth thrive in their intellectual pursuits.