Read through your SAT vocabulary list and mark off any words you already know.
Write each word that you do not know, followed by the definition, at the top of a blank page of your sketchbook. Give each word its own page in the book. For example, if your first word is "oblique," write: "Oblique: slanted or leaning" at the top of the first page. Write your second word and its definition on the next page, write the third word and its definition on the third page, and continue sequentially until you complete your list.
Draw a cartoon that represents each word according to its definition on the same page as the word. For example, for "oblique," you might draw the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Write a phrase that uses the word in the context of your image below the image. For example, for "oblique," you might write, "The Leaning Tower of Pisa's obliqueness offers tourists plenty of clever photo opportunities."
Review your book carefully and correct any spelling errors and mismatched definitions.