How does the SAT booklet look like?

<p>It might sound stupid but I don’t really like to be taken aback and there is something with the booklet which annoys me.</p>

<p>I have the BB and I would like to know if the quality of the paper would be the same as those of the papper of a paperback book, which are too much thin and easily crumpled, IMO.</p>

<p>Would the set of section and the paper in which we grid (don’t know the term) be stuck like in the BB.</p>

<p>Another question, are the tests correctly timed? I mean is it possible to be asked to stop gridding because the proctor decided to stop a section at 24min30 in lieu of 25min (I have a doubt with the “at”)</p>

<p>Are there breaks during the SAT? If so, How long are they.</p>

<p>Thank you</p>

<p>The colour of the paper of the test is the same as the bb; I’d say the paper was a bit thicker though. </p>

<p>I’ve heard people complain that the tests are incorrectly timed, but for me the proctor timed it perfectly. He’d wait either for the clock in the room to hit either 30 seconds or a minute before starting his timer so that we’d have easy reference to the time. </p>

<p>And yeah there are 3 5-minute breaks.</p>