Dec SAT 2005 WAS JAN 07 SAT!

xiggi
Mon, 29 Jan 2007 00:13:15 +0000

No one has ever shown that an entire test from beginning to end had the same questions AND ANSWERS in all scored sections as another, earlier used test. It is well known that questions are recycled from test to test, being used first in blocks of “equating sections” that don’t count for the student’s SAT I score.



Token, except for the essay, that is simply NOT the case. The recycling is far from being solely based on equating sections. Entire tests have been recycled, and it is a known fact that ETS has given the SAME test on a Saturday AND the following Sunday to religiously exempted students, or a few days later to students who needed extra time. One particular student on CC was VERY happy to find out the special time test given during the week was identical to one that had debated ad nauseam a few days before. This is not idle speculation, but factual knowledge. And, by the way, ever wondered why “professionals” have found such great business in the easy diagnosis of learning deficiencies?

What has not happened is that ETS has recycled tests that were OFFICIALY released. However, with the advent of the internet that simply no long matters. Check the SAT discussions with closer attention!