Review Regents' Reading Testing Program on the Georgia State University website to find out what you will be tested on. The questions on the test assess the following four aspects of reading: analysis; vocabulary; literal comprehension which requires students to recognize details or facts. The fourth portion of the Regents' Reading Test is inferential comprehension, which requires students to complete tasks such as identify the main idea of a passage and interpret figurative language.
Take all the sample tests that are provided. There are currently three sample tests on the Georgia State University's website. These tests give you scores and explanations for the answers. Focus on the areas that you didn't score so well in. Talk with your English instructor to get information and help on tutoring services or workshops to prepare for the Regents' Reading Test. Visit the writing center at your university for sample material you can use to study.
Rest the night before the test. You will do your best on Regents' Reading Test if you are well rested and alert.
Read through the instructions and each passage thoroughly before you attempt to answer each question. This will ensure you have a complete understanding of the test questions.