The Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) section of the SAT is designed to assess your reading comprehension, writing skills, and analysis of written text.

 Two Main Parts: 

•  Reading:  This section consists of 5 passages with a total of 52 multiple-choice questions.
•  Writing and Language:  This section includes 4 passages with a total of 44 multiple-choice questions.
  
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To score 1600 on the SAT, the candidate must be well-versed in SAT test concepts. Additionally, they have to learn the test strategies and techniques to save time during the exam. Practising the SAT practice tests and getting comfortable with the SAT exam format also play an importance in scoring high on the SAT.