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What can I do if my teen keeps missing SAT or ACT practice questions?

Have your teen read the explanation for every question they miss before moving on, then try a similar one. In Brainrise each SAT and ACT practice question has a written explanation of why the right answer is right.

The Brainrise reel in Spanish that went out on Facebook. Camila is AI-generated, not a real person.

Video transcript (in Spanish)

Hola, soy Camila, asistente de IA de Brainrise. ¿Su hijo falla en el SAT o el ACT? Brainrise le explica el porqué. Siete días gratis: enlace en el perfil.

Translation: “Hi, I'm Camila, Brainrise's AI assistant. Is your child missing questions on the SAT or the ACT? Brainrise explains why. Seven days free: link in our profile.”

This is a 17-second reel in Spanish that we posted on Facebook for Spanish-speaking parents. Camila, an AI-generated presenter for Brainrise, asks whether your child is missing SAT or ACT questions.

Her answer is the explanation: Brainrise shows the reason behind every answer, so a miss turns into something the student can learn from. The questions themselves are in English, like the real tests.

Are the practice questions in Spanish?

No. The questions are in English, like the real SAT and ACT. The parent-facing parts of the app (progress, billing and help) are available in Spanish.

Is Camila a real student or tutor?

No. Camila is an AI-generated presenter and says so at the start of the video. She is not a real person, and the video is not a testimonial.

What does it cost and is there a free trial?

The 7-day free trial requires a card; after the trial it is $24 a month for one exam (SAT or ACT) or $36 a month for both, and you can cancel any time. Brainrise is not available to New York residents.

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