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1
The PreACT can qualify you for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.
True
False
2
The SAT measures a student's abilities in
Reading, Writing, Language, Math and Science
Reading, Writing, Language, Math, Science and Social Studies
Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Math
Reading, Writing, Language and Math
3
You are penalized for incorrect answers on the PSAT 10/NMSQT
True
False
4
What does taking the PSAT help you acquire?
Knowledge
Scholarships
Fun
College Admission
5
The SAT awards one point for each correct answer.
True
False
6
How many sections does the PSAT have?
1
4
2
3
7
www.collegeboard.org is a resource for which test
SAT
ACT
8
The ACT Assessment stands for
American Colleges Test
American College Test
All College Testing
Americans Can Test
9
Which test is given at FHS for free?
PreACT
PSAT
ACT
SAT
10
Khan Academy is linked to help study for which test?
SAT
ACT
11
Do you plan on taking both the SAT and the SAT?
Nope, just the SAT
Yes
12
Which test doesn't penalize for incorrect answers?
ACT
SAT
13
The SAT is widely use in college admission to assess a student's readiness for college.
True
False
14
A study resource for the PSAT 8/9 is Khan Academy.
True
False
15
The SAT stands for
Scholastic Achievement Test
Stanford Achievement Test
Scholastic Aptitude Test
Stanford Aptitude Test
16
The essay portion of the ACT is optional.
True
False
17
The essay is optional for which test?
ACT
SAT
18
How long is the PSAT?
3 hours
4 hours 10 minutes
2 hours 45 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
19
In what grade do you take the PSAT?
11
10
12
9
20
Multiple choice questions are used in all the sections on the ACT besides the essay.
True
False
21
All colleges prefer ACT over the SAT.
False
True
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The ACT measures students' knowledge in
Science and Social Studies
English Writing, Reading, Math, Science
English Writing, Reading, Math
English Writing, Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies
