What Do You Already Know?

Which of the tests is scored from 400-1600 overall?

Which of the tests provides only an overall score, known as a composite, to colleges?

Which of the tests has more subscores?

Which of the tests is preferred by colleges for admission?

Last question - which test will you definitely take at least once?

Which test should you plan to take at least once?

Which of the tests CANNOT be taken by juniors?

Which of the tests provides cross-test scores for science and history/social studies?

Which of these sections is on the ACT and NOT the SAT?

Which of the tests is required for college admission?

Which of the tests has a preliminary version that is typically taken in October of junior year?

Which of the tests has graphs on the reading and writing sections?

Which of the tests allows the test-taker to 'hide' a lower score in their results?

Which of the tests has a no calculator section?

Let's start easy: which of these sections is NOT on the SAT OR ACT?

Which of the tests has five writing/grammar passages?

Which of the tests is, in total, a shorter test (without the essay, excluding breaks)?

Which of the tests has an optional essay?

Which of the tests starts off with a math section?

Which of the tests features an argumentative-style essay?

Which of the tests has five reading passages?

Which of the tests gives at most one minute per question on ALL sections?