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TEXT: Free SAT Practice. Take advantage of these free official SAT practice resources so you can feel confident on test day. The graphic shows modules for "The Official SAT Question of the Day," "Full-Length SAT Practice Tests on Bluebook," "Free Official SAT Tutoring through Schoolhouse," and "Free Official SAT Prep through Khan Academy."

TEXT: Get Your Admission Ticket. You must complete this step ahead of test day. Download the Bluebook app on your testing device, and complete a quick exam setup under "Your Tests." Once the exam setup process is complete, you'll receive your admission ticket. What to Bring on Test Day: Your fully charged testing device with the Bluebook application installed, your up-to-date admission ticket, acceptable photo ID, pencils or pens for scratch work, and an acceptable calculator for use on the Math section of the test (there will be an embedded graphing calculator available to use within Bluebook).

March #SAT testing starts soon. Help students prepare with these steps:

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TEXT: Choice D is the best answer because it most accurately describes how the underlined portion functions in the text as a whole. The function of the underlined portion is to identify a circumstance that is comparable to one in the study and that helps justify LaBerge and team's conclusion, presenting the close similarity of visual tracking in wakeful and dreaming scenarios as support for the implicit idea that the brain perceives dream objects not as imaginary but as somewhat or fully real objects.

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TEXT: Curious about how people visually perceive objects in their dreams, Stephen LaBerge and team recruited lucid dreamers-people aware that they're dreaming as it's happening-for a research study. These participants were reliably able to signal when they had entered a dream state; the team then observed participants' eye movements as they slept. [UNDERLINE START] The smoothness with which participants' eyes tracked objects in their dreams closely matched how sighted people who are awake visually track objects around them, [UNDERLINE END] suggesting to the team that the brain perceives dream objects as the product of something other than pure imagination. Which choice best states the function of the underlined portion in the text as a whole? A) To offer key evidence that undermines LaBerge and team's initial hypothesis B) To show the unexpected result that led LaBerge and team to change the focus of their study C) To illustrate an important real-world implication of LaBerge and team's main finding D) To identify a comparable circumstance that helps justify LaBerge and team's conclusion

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“Secrets and Woven Horizons” by Wyatt Tarnowski | AP 3-D Art and Design A wide ceramic pot that tapers heavily at the base. The body and handle on the lid are textured and colored like dark tree bark; almost resembling an acorn.

“Secrets and Woven Horizons” by Wyatt Tarnowski | AP 3-D

Wyatt Tarnowski’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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“Dawn” by Valeria Dumitrascu | AP Drawing A warm-toned painting of four young women lying down on a minature suburban town at sunset. Their hair sprawls out on the park grass beneath them. Houses and power lines that line the streets frame them in the left side of the composition. The saturated color pallete and happy expressions on their faces help express a reflection of hometown relationships.

“Dawn” by Valeria Dumitrascu | AP Drawing

Valeria Dumitrascu’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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TEXT: SAT Math Practice Choice D is correct. It's given that the equation 80S + 90C = 1,120 represents this situation, where S is the number of square tokens won, C is the number of circle tokens won, and 1,120 is the total number of points the tokens are worth. It follows that 80S represents the total number of points the square tokens are worth. Therefore, each square token is worth 80 points. It also follows that 90C represents the total number of points the circle tokens are worth. Therefore, each circle token is worth 90 points. Since a circle token is worth 90 points and a square token is worth 80 points, then a circle token is worth 90-80, or 10, more points than a square token.

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TEXT: SAT Math Practice At a state fair, attendees can win tokens that are worth a different number of points depending on the shape. One attendee won S square tokens and C circle tokens worth a total of 1,120 points. The equation 80S + 90C = 1, 120 represents this situation. How many more points is a circle token worth than a square token? A) 950 B) 90 C) 80 D) 10

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“Escondite” by Thomas Diaz | AP 2-D Art and Design An oil painting depicting two young boys playing a game of hide and seek in their home. One is seen hiding behind a transparent vase in the foreground while the other is shown kneeling on one knee in the reflection of a mirror in a ready stance. The scene creates suspense between the hider and seeker.

“Escondite” by Thomas Diaz | AP 2-D Art and Design

Thomas Diaz’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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Our latest Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid 2025 report offers encouraging news for graduating seniors planning for college and their families:

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“Lotus” by Taolue Yu | AP 2-D Art and Design A photographic portrait of a young woman seated against a dark green background, holding a large green lotus leaf over her head. She wears a lime green top and floral-inspired pink makeup around her right eye. A blooming pink lotus flower rests on her shoulder. A blurred pink lotus bud is visible in the foreground.

“Lotus” by Taolue Yu | AP 2-D Art and Design

Taolue Yu’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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NEW EPISODE 📢

In a conversation with Sal Khan, we look back at the decade-long partnership between the SAT and @khanacademy.org and reveal an exciting new announcement regarding the SAT and @schoolhouseworld.bsky.social.

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Congratulations to the 5,700+ schools recognized on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll — including 1,250+ earning the highest tier, Platinum — for broadening both participation in AP courses and earning of college credit.

College Board and Schoolhouse.world Launch Free Peer-to-Peer SAT Tutoring

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Big news! We’re partnering with Schoolhouse.world to provide free, personalized SAT peer tutoring for SAT test takers. Connect your students to four-week bootcamps in Math and/or Reading and Writing — led by top-scoring peers.

Big news! 🎉 We’re partnering with Schoolhouse.world to provide free, personalized #SAT peer tutoring for SAT test takers.

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TEXT: SAT Reading and Writing Practice The forty-seven geothermal springs of Arkansas' Hot Springs National Park are sourced via a process known as natural groundwater recharge, in which rainwater percolates downward through the earth-in this case, the porous rocks of the hills around Hot collect in a subterranean basin. Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English? A) Springs to B) Springs: to C) Springs-to D) Springs, to

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“Carvings of Time” by Sophia Lian | AP 3-D Art and Design Pieces of foam board are sculpted together as a 3-walled enclosure. They curve upward in an egg-like shape with carved openings inspired by patterns in Chinese temples. The openings play with the light casted through the sculpture; projecting patterns in its shadow.

“Carvings of Time” by Sophia Lian | AP 3-D Art and Design

Sophia Lian’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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“Mi Bodegón” by Sophia Basaldúa | AP Drawing A warm-toned painting displaying references to Peruvian religion and culture. A traditional Peruvian manta us draped behind a jewel-encrusted cross and 3 pendants influenced by Catholic beliefs. The exterior pendants depict Saint Jude and Baby Jesus. The center pendant displays a reflection of a church altar.

“Mi Bodegón” by Sophia Basaldúa | AP Drawing

Sophia Basaldúa’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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Choice C is correct. If a value of x satisfies f(x) = 0 , the graph of y=f(x) will contain a point (x, 0) and thus touch the x-axis. Since there are 3 points at which this graph touches the x-axis, there are 3 values of x for which f(x) = 0. #SATPractice

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“Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Board Game” by Sara Egan | AP Drawing A colorful board game featuring an illustration of a potted plant. The pot says "Start Here" with an arrow pointing up to many split paths depicted as plant roots. The segmented spaces have acorns and pink stars scattered throughout. Each path leads to a colored pencil illustration of a fruit at the end. There are instructions on the board that say "pick up the card with the birdhouse on it."

“Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Board Game” by Sara Egan | AP Drawing

Sara Egan’s work was selected for the AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios.

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We are proud to announce that District C and its flagship work-based learning program, Teamship, are joining College Board. Acquiring Teamship expands the delivery of real-world, career-relevant learning experiences to more students nationwide. Teamship is a proven work-based learning program where small teams of students solve real problems for real businesses. College Board is proud to invest in hands-on learning that builds the durable skills students need for their futures. 

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Choice B is the best answer. "By contrast" logically signals that the information in this sentence—that a firefly's glow ceases when it stops drawing in oxygen-contrasts with the previous sentence's discussion of the processes that cause a firefly to begin to glow. #SATPractice

TEXT: A firefly uses specialized muscles to draw oxygen into its lower abdomen through narrow tubes, triggering a chemical reaction whereby the oxygen combines with chemicals in the firefly's abdomen to when the firefly stops produce a glow. drawing in oxygen, the reaction-and the glow-cease. Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition? A) For instance, B) By contrast, C) Specifically, D) In conclusion,

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