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Practice College Admissions Testing multiple-choice questions for College Board competitive exams. Each question includes the correct answer and a short explanation, and past-paper questions are marked so you can revise both repeated and fresh material in one place.
To limit the number of test takers allowed in a center.
To ensure test security and prevent unfair advantages.
To make registration easier for international students.
To guarantee that every student earns a high score.
ExplanationThe text explicitly states that test security and fairness policies are designed to give students a fair opportunity and prevent anyone from gaining an unfair advantage.
They are allowed to return to finish the test.
Their scores will be canceled.
They are granted an automatic score adjustment.
They will be given a refund for their registration fee.
ExplanationThe testing policies state that if a student leaves the building before the testing ends, their scores will be canceled.
The student must pay an additional fee.
The student may be dismissed from the center and have their scores canceled.
The student is automatically banned for life from all education.
The student is allowed to retake the test the next day.
ExplanationThe policy states that failing to comply can result in dismissal from the center and score withholding or cancellation.
To promote collaborative test-taking environments.
To ensure fairness and prevent any individual from gaining an unfair advantage.
To maximize the revenue generated by test registrations.
To simplify the testing process for international students.
ExplanationThe testing rules are designed to give all students a fair, level playing field by preventing cheating and unauthorized advantages.
A fine will be charged to the student.
The student will be required to retest on a later date.
The student's scores will be canceled.
The student will be given a warning.
ExplanationThe regulations explicitly state that if a student exits the facility before the testing session concludes, their test scores will be invalidated.
A verbal warning for the first offense.
A mandatory re-registration fee for the next test.
Dismissal from the center and score cancellation.
A temporary suspension of the student's email account.
ExplanationNon-compliance can result in immediate dismissal from the testing site and the withholding or cancellation of test scores.
A mechanical pencil for scratch work.
A water bottle placed on the floor.
A smartwatch or any wearable device with AI capability.
A power cord for the testing device.
ExplanationElectronic devices, including smartwatches and any wearable technology that provides internet or AI access, are strictly forbidden.
Any student who prefers not to use their personal laptop.
Students who do not have access to a device and cannot borrow one from school, family, or friends.
Only students residing outside of the United States.
Students who registered after the late deadline.
ExplanationCollege Board provides loaner devices specifically to students who lack access to an approved device from any other source.
To prevent the device from entering sleep mode and potentially interrupting the submission process.
To allow the testing staff to monitor the student's screen activity.
To ensure the battery remains charged.
To allow the device to connect to the printer.
ExplanationClosing the device lid may prevent the application from successfully transmitting test answers, which could result in a submission error.
Confront the student directly during the break.
Post about the incident on social media.
Report it confidentially to the College Board test security team.
Wait until the score report is released to verify the results.
ExplanationThe rules encourage students and educators to report suspected cheating anonymously and confidentially through designated College Board channels.
To provide personalized study tips for students.
To manage the digital administration of the SAT.
To act as a messaging platform between the student and college admissions offices.
To facilitate online tutoring sessions.
ExplanationBluebook is the official application required to take the digital SAT, which handles the test environment, exam setup, and submission of answers.
Only while the student is writing the essay.
At all times during the entire testing session.
Only at the start of the test and to submit answers at the end.
Internet is never required during the test.
ExplanationThe test does not require a constant internet connection; it is primarily needed to initialize the test and finalize the data submission.
The question is skipped and not counted.
The question is marked as wrong.
The student is asked to pick one answer before submitting.
The test score is averaged for that question.
ExplanationFor paper tests, selecting more than one answer for a single question renders the answer incorrect.
To make the test longer for students
To ensure fairness and maintain the security of the exam
To limit the number of students who can take the test
To promote specific test-prep companies
ExplanationThe regulations are designed to provide a fair opportunity for all students and prevent anyone from gaining an unfair advantage.
They will be allowed to retake the test for free
They will be given a warning
Their scores will be canceled
Nothing, as long as they finished their test
ExplanationThe rules explicitly state that exiting the building before the test concludes results in the cancellation of test scores.
They may be dismissed from the center and have their scores withheld or canceled
They will be allowed to continue the test after a short break
They will be charged a late fee
They will receive a higher score for their honesty
ExplanationFailure to comply with policies can lead to immediate dismissal and invalidation of test scores.
A standard pencil for scratch work
An approved calculator
A personal mobile phone
A digital device meeting requirements
ExplanationAccessing mobile phones and other electronic devices not used for testing is strictly prohibited in test centers.
Confront the student directly
Report it confidentially to the College Board immediately
Wait until the end of the test to tell the proctor
Ignore it, as it is the proctor's responsibility
ExplanationThe College Board provides specific channels, such as an online form or email, for students to confidentially report suspected cheating.
To provide entertainment during breaks
To serve as a platform for taking the digital SAT
To help students register for college courses
To store personal college application essays
ExplanationBluebook is the mandatory digital testing application used to take the SAT.
The question is skipped
The answer is marked as incorrect
The student is asked to choose again
The test is invalidated
ExplanationSelecting more than one answer for a single question on a paper test results in the answer being scored as wrong.
To provide students with free laptops for home use
To assist students who do not have access to an approved device for the SAT
To reward high-scoring students with new tablets
To ensure every school has enough computers for daily instruction
ExplanationThe lending program exists to ensure all students can take the test regardless of their personal access to an approved device.
To monitor battery levels
To ensure the submission process completes successfully
Because the proctor needs to see the screen
To allow the device to cool down
ExplanationClosing the lid before confirmation can prevent answers from being properly submitted.
Any family member
A fellow student
An adult who is not a family member, such as a teacher or counselor
A local shop owner
ExplanationVerification must come from an adult non-family member, like a school staff member or program advisor.
A simple warning
Strictly prohibited and may lead to severe disciplinary action
A temporary suspension from classes
No consequence as long as the test is completed
ExplanationImpersonation is a major violation of test security policies and is strictly forbidden.
Nothing, a device will be sent automatically
Call the test center the day of the test
Submit a request via My SAT at least 30 days before the test
Go to the local school district office
ExplanationStudents must formally request a device through the My SAT portal at least 30 days in advance.
They offer them a partnership
They provide the names of these individuals to law enforcement
They ignore these incidents
They increase the cost of the test for their students
ExplanationThe College Board actively works with law enforcement to address the unauthorized disclosure of test questions.
They are eligible for a full refund
They are eligible for a half refund
The test fee is not refunded
The test fee is credited to a future date
ExplanationIf dismissed for failing to comply with testing rules, the test taker is not entitled to a fee refund.
2 days
3 days
4 days
5 days
ExplanationSubtracting 7 from 11 equals 4.
July 23, 2026
July 20, 2026
August 1, 2026
July 15, 2026
Explanation30 days before August 22 is July 23.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
ExplanationAdding 3 hours to 9:00 a.m. results in 12:00 p.m.
December 12
December 17
December 19
December 21
Explanation5 + 14 = 19.
1 minute
2 minutes
3 minutes
4 minutes
Explanation80 minutes / 40 questions = 2 minutes per question.
55 minutes
60 minutes
65 minutes
75 minutes
Explanation120 - 55 = 65.
2 updates
3 updates
4 updates
5 updates
ExplanationUpdates at 9:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. equals 3 updates.
36 dollars
48 dollars
60 dollars
72 dollars
Explanation5 additional reports * $12 per report = $60.
10 rooms
12 rooms
15 rooms
20 rooms
Explanation300 / 25 = 12.
150,000
200,000
300,000
450,000
Explanation2,000,000 * 0.15 = 300,000.
2 updates
3 updates
4 updates
5 updates
ExplanationUpdates occur at 6 a.m., 9 a.m., 12 p.m., and 3 p.m., totaling 4 updates.
150,000
200,000
300,000
450,000
Explanation2,000,000 * 0.15 = 300,000.
$48
$55
$60
$72
Explanation5 reports * $12 per report = $60.
1.5 minutes
2 minutes
2.5 minutes
3 minutes
Explanation80 minutes total / 40 questions = 2 minutes per question.
December 18
December 19
December 20
December 21
Explanation5 + 14 = 19, so December 19.
July 20
July 23
July 25
July 28
Explanation30 days before August 22 is July 23.
150
160
170
180
Explanation200 * 0.85 = 170.
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 45 minutes
2 hours
2 hours 15 minutes
Explanation4 hours = 240 minutes. 2 hours 15 minutes = 135 minutes. 240 - 135 = 105 minutes, which is 1 hour 45 minutes.
50
80
100
125
Explanation500 divided by 5 equals 100.
$98
$100
$104
$112
Explanation$68 + (3 * $12) = $68 + $36 = $104.
48
72
96
120
Explanation2 hours is 120 minutes. 120 minutes / 15 minutes = 8 intervals. 8 intervals * 12 students = 96 students.
44
48
49
50
ExplanationIf Math is 50%, then Reading/Writing is 50%. 50% of 98 is 49.
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