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The Redesigned SAT
The Redesigned SAT
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What’s the best way for students to prepare for the redesigned SAT?
private tutoring
Khan Academy
classroom instruction
there is no need to prepare
2
What two subject areas are part of both the Reading/Language and Math sections?
Science/Social Science
Math/Science
English/Math
Science/Careers
3
What is assessed with the following question?
Vocabulary
Grammar
Syntax
Reading Comprehension
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How long will the redesigned SAT be?
3 hours with 50 minutes for essay
3 hours including essay
4 hours including essay
3 hours and 50 minutes no essay
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Which math is focused on the most in the SAT?
Algebra
Pre-Alegebra
Trigonometry
Geometry
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Why is the essay optional?
It could not be used to predict college success
The writing was horrible
It takes too long to grade
The colleges don't look at it
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The new "high" score is
2400
800
there is no high score
1600
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What is the 5 year average percent of students who took the SAT that were college ready?
70%
57%
50%
43%
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Non-fiction is focused on more than fiction.
False
True
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When will the redesigned SAT be given for the first time?
Already in use
Fall 2015
Spring 2016
Spring 2015
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There is a penalty for wrong answers
False
True
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How many KEY changes are part of the redesign?
6
9
8
7
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Which of the following is not one of the major changes?
Reading/Math Sections
Problems Grounded in Real-World Contexts
Command of Evidence
Relevant Words in Context
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Why partner with Khan Academy?
To provide individualized SAT test prep
To put the private test prep industry out of business
To increase profits for the College Board and Khan Academy
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You are required to write an essay
Yes, if the colleges require it
It's not required but will be extra credit
No
Yes
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What does the follow up question assess?
Analysis of Language
Words in Context
Command of Evidence
Cross Curricular Application
