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What topic(s) will appear on the SAT reading portion?
Does the SAT hate children?
SAT General Knowledge Quiz
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Does the SAT hate children?
ABSOLUTELY!
Hell yeah!
#sotrue
YES!
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What topic(s) will appear on the SAT reading portion?
World Literature
History
Social Studies
Science
3
How many times should you take the SAT?
2-3
10
500
1
4
What happened to the ACT?
Only private schools take it
It's no longer available in Michigan
You can still take it, but it's not Michigan's state test
It died... R.I.P. ACT
5
How many minutes is the reading section?
65
20
90
80
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I should...
skip later questions until I finish NOW and NEVER
skip church
skip life
skip the SAT
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Can you use a calculator on the whole math section?
Yes
No
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Sometimes it's easier to spot the...
easy answer
wrong answer
right answer
hard answer
9
The "optional" section of the SAT is...
Writing Section
Essay Section
No calculator section
Reading Section
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How many mandatory sections are there?
3
1
2
4
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T/F: It is scientifically proven that the SAT is harder than the ACT
True
False
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I should do NOW and NEVER questions...
Second
1,000th
FIRST
500th
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Do you get points knocked off for wrong answers?
Yes
No
It depends how wrong they are
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The national average SAT score is...
1400
1200
1000
800
15
How is the SAT Scored
1-1600
200-800
1-2400
400-1600
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Is there a science section?
No
Yes
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How many questions on the non-calculator section?
70
50
35
20
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The topic most highly represented in the Math section is...
Geometry
Arithmetic
Algebra
Calculus
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Now, Never, Later can be applied to
passages and questions
entire sections of the SAT
questions only
passages only
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On the reading section, questions go
in chronological order
from easiest to hardest
in random order
from hardest to easiest
