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Spring Testing Trivia!
Spring Testing Trivia!
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1
How much did it cost to take the SAT when it was first introduced?
$1.00
$7.50
$5.00
$9.99
2
What does the acronym SAT actually stand for?
It has no meaning.
Scholastic Achievement Test
Scholastic Aptitude Test
Scholastic Assessment Test
3
(Original SAT Question)An __________ is a word used to limit or qualify the application of a noun or a nominal phrase.
Gerund
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
4
Of the over 8,000 test takers who took the first SAT exam, what percentage of them were men?
80%
50%
70%
60%
5
In 2016,College Board partnered with this company to provide free online SAT practice questions and instructional videos
Kaplan Test Prep
Princeton Review
Harvard University
Khan Academy
6
The SAT exam had its roots in an IQ test administered to which branch of the U.S. military?
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Army
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Who started the first SAT prep company in 1938?
John Katzman
Stanley Kaplan
W. Berry Fowler
Sal Khan
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In what year was the first Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) given?
1959
1945
1955
1947
9
The organization which offers the SAT is the College Board. When was it founded?
1934
1900
1922
1871
10
How many points do you get on the SAT for correctly spelling your name?
50
0
200
100
11
The original 1926 test lasted 97 minutes and consisted of 315 questions focusing on vocabulary and math.
True
False
12
Out of the following, which celebrity has the highest SAT score?
Derek Jeter
Ke$ha
Bill Clinton
Natalie Portman
13
(Original SAT Question) If a man's salary is $20 a week, and he spends $14 a week, how long will it take to save $300?
62 weeks
12 weeks
50 weeks
120 weeks
14
In what year was the first SAT exam administered?
1922
1940
1926
1910
15
Which Ivy League university was the first to use the SAT as a scholarship test?
Harvard
Princeton
Stanford
Yale