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College Board@collegeboard· 1d

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College Board@collegeboard· 4d

What does it take to prepare a student for a future no one can predict? Submitted for #SXSWEDU 2027:  “Beyond the Research Paper: Writing and Thinking in AI Era” “Every Door Open: A State Cybersecurity Model for HS Students” “The Fit Imperative: A Healthier Path to College”

College Board@collegeboard· 6d

“btw i did it afraid and was rewarded” by Hlumelo Notshulwana | AP 3-D Art and Design This work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨 Learn more: spr.ly/63323B162zS

A 4 image grid of clay-sculpted sneakers walking forward on grass at different angles. They leave behind cross-patterned footprints also sculpted from clay. Many footprints are clumped together at the start of the sneakers' path, but slowly converge together into a uniform trail behind them.

College Board@collegeboard· 11d

Choice B is the best answer. #SATPractice

Choice B is the best answer because it most logically completes the text’s discussion of a relationship between the results of randomized clinical tests of how effective common medical interventions are and the conclusions practitioners reach about such interventions in real-world settings. In this context, “corroborate” means confirm or support with evidence. The text indicates that one possible explanation for the relationship being discussed is that practitioners may overlook confounding variables—that is, additional factors other than the medical interventions being investigated that affect the observed outcomes. This means that practitioners may assume that an outcome is the direct result of a medical intervention when it is actually the result of a combination of factors. Clinical trials take steps to rule out factors other than the one being studied, so if those extra factors are actually having an effect on real-world outcomes, the trials are likely to produce conclusions different from those practitioners reach in their real-world observations. In other words, clinical trials may fail to corroborate practitioners’ conclusions.

College Board@collegeboard· 11d

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SAT Practice Question of the Week - Reading and Writing Section

The results of randomized clinical trials testing gthe efficacy of common medical interventions sometimes fail to [BLANK] conclusions that practioners reach based on their real-world observations of patients. While there are several possible reasons for this, one is that practitioners may overlook confounding variables that account for the results they attribute to the interventions in question.

Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
A) circumvent
B) corroborate
C) disseminate
D) implement

College Board@collegeboard· 13d

“Spill The Beans” by Gabriella Silverstein | AP 2-D Art and Design Gabriella’s work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨 Learn about this work: spr.ly/63326BELSNC

A warm, dramatic, photo portrait depicting a woman with cans of baked beans secured in her hair like hair rollers. The beans spill out onto her face, shoulders, and white shirt. She looks distantly with an expression of anticipation you would have after "spilling the beans."

College Board@collegeboard· 20d

“4 Wholeness” by Gabriella Hanna | AP 3-D Art and Design Gabriella Hanna’s work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨Learn more about this work: spr.ly/63324BEoR2g

“4 Wholeness” by Gabriella Hanna | AP 3-D Art and Design

A photo styled like a Renassaince painting. A woman is adorned with a green, full-body veil with arms bent out. The veil is tied together with a sculpted head of a ram.

College Board@collegeboard· 25d

Choice D is correct. #SATPractice

Choice D is correct. The given function f is a linear function. Therefore, the graph of y = f(x) in the xy-plane has one x-intercept at the point (k, 0), where k is a constant. Substituting 0 for f(x) and k for x in the given function yields 0=7k - 84. Adding 84 to both sides of this equation yields 84=7k. Dividing both sides of this equation by 7 yields 12=k. Therefore, the x-intercept of the graph of y = f(x) in the xy-plane is (12, 0).

College Board@collegeboard· 25d

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SAT Math Practice

The function f is defined by f(x) = 7x - 84. What is the x-intercept of the graph of y = f(x) in the xy-plane?

A) (-12,0)
B) (-7,0)
C) (7,0)
D) (12,0)

College Board@collegeboard· 27d

“Eight Phases” by Farah Abdelhak | AP 3-D Art and Design Farah Abdelhak’s work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨 Learn more about Farah’s work: spr.ly/63322BEZTo6

“Eight Phases” by Farah Abdelhak

A silver spinning top. 4 arms extend from the base with 8 circular rings welded around them. Each ring presents a different phase of the moon. When spun, these phases are blurred together.

College Board@collegeboard· Jul 8

“Reboot Rebooted” by Denver Whaley | AP 3D Art and Design Denver Whaley's work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨Learn more about Denver's work: spr.ly/63321BEHjbX

“Reboot Rebooted” by Denver Whaley

A sculpted ceramic tea set with painted textures that appear metal. The designs of the pot and cup in the set are made to look industrial with tubing connected on the outside of the pot, and a twisted drill-like spire coming out of the lid. The pot and cup rest on two connected base stations that have electric wiring coming out of the sides.

A hand lifts and pours an industrial-looking teapot over its teacup counterpart.

College Board@collegeboard· Jul 6

2026 AP Exam scores are available to students starting today. Students can view scores here: spr.ly/63320BE6Cbo

Graphic of two students looking at a phone together with the words 2026 AP Exam Score Release.

College Board@collegeboard· Jul 3

Choice A is the best answer.

College Board@collegeboard· Jul 3

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SAT Reading and Writing Practice

Following the American Revolutionary War, North American foodways underwent a radical transformation, fueled in large part by spiking consumer demand for certain grains. The cultivation, trade, and transportation of maize and wheat, (BLANK) reconfigured the continent's existing regional foodways into a globally oriented food system.

Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
A) in particular,
B) alternatively,
C) by comparison,
D) second of all,

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 23

Take a peek at the first ever SAT in 1926!

A photocopy of the first page of the SAT. It has a form for the students information at the top and appears to have been sealed on all sides with a sticker or clamp.

The instructions below read: READ THESE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY
Do not break the seals of this booklet until the examiner tells you to. When the examiner says "Go," open the booklet and start work on sub-test one. Work steadily and as quickly as is consistent with accuracy. The time of each sub-test has been fixed so that very few can finish any one of thein in the time allowed. Do not worry if you cannot finish all of the problems in each sub-test before time is called.

Follow the examiner's instructions exactly. Start work on a test when he says "Go," and stop work immediately when he says "Stop."

During the time allowed for each sub-test, you must work on that particular sub-test and no other. You will not be allowed to work ahead on sub-test which has not been announced by the examiner, nor to go back and work on a sub-test that you have failed to finish. If, therefore, you finish any sub-test before time is called, re-check your work on that test.

Work steadily but do not press too hard for speed. Accuracy counts as well as speed. Do not penalize yourself by careless mistakes.
After reading these instructions, wait. Do not break the seals to open the booklet until the signal is given.

A photocopy of the second page of the SAT. It tests on vocabulary. Definitions are provided on the left and are meant to be paired directly with a list of vocabulary on the right. From each definition, the word defined has been omitted, and a number in parentheses is substituted. Spaces next to the vocabulary words have been provided to write in the number and join them with the correct definition.

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 23

100 years ago on this day, more than 8,000 students sat down and picked up a pencil to take the first SAT. For a century, it's helped millions of students show colleges what they're capable of. We look forward to serving more students as they build their future.

A black and white historical photo of students taking the SAT in their school gymnasium.

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 22

💻 June 6 SAT scores are available starting today. You'll receive an email when your scores are available. spr.ly/63325BDZsox

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 10

“Braille Device” by Daniel Yi | AP 2-D Art and Design Daniel Yi’s work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨Learn more about Daniel’s work: spr.ly/63327B8NOqS

“Braille Device” by Daniel Yi | AP 2-D Art and Design

The Braille device comprises of 2 main components. The left provides the user with refreshable Braille cells, translating visual elements to descriptions of touch. The right module includes the battery and a haptic sensor, that responds to the users hand gestures, while vibrations provide haptic feedback. The frame is comprised of a softer, malleable plastic, with an internal metal frame, giving the band structure and rigidity while still remaining flexible. The soft compression band helps the device conform onto multiple wristsizes.

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 5

Choice D is correct. #SATPractice

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 5

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June 6 SAT

Required Pre-Exam Setup: Download the Bluebook app on your testing device, and complete a quick exam setup under "Your Tests." You must complete this step ahead of test day. Once the exam setup process is complete, you'll receive your admission ticket.

Test Center Closings: Between 10 p.m. ET on Friday, June 5 and the time of the SAT, the Test Center Closings page will have the most timely test center updates. Monitor this page on the day of your test to make sure you test center hasn't changed or closed.

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 5

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College Board@collegeboard· Jun 3

“Dolores” by Catherine Cook Vargas | AP Drawing Catherine Cook Vargas's work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolio. 🎨Learn more about Catherine's work: spr.ly/63321B8WF4B

“Dolores” by Catherine Cook Vargas | AP Drawing

A portrait of the artist's grandmother with expressive, painterly use of colored pencil that captures rich texture and tonal variation. Cross-hatching and tick-hatching is used to emphasize the skin and hair of the subject.

College Board@collegeboard· Jun 1

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College Board@collegeboard· May 27

“El Nopal de Michoacan” by Carmen Casillas | AP 3-D Art and Design Carmen' work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolio. 🎨Learn more about Carmen's work: spr.ly/63322B8XT2K

“El Nopal de Michoacan” by Carmen Casillas | AP 3-D Art and Design

A ceramic cactus adorned with picture frames on its surface. They depict scenes rooted in memories from a trip.

College Board@collegeboard· May 22

Choice B is the best answer. #SATPractice

SAT Reading and Writing Practice: Choice B is the best answer. The convention being tested is punctuation use between a verb and its complement. No punctuation is needed between the verb "is called" and its complement "the chromophore." The complement helps complete the idea of the verb-in this case, it explains what the part of a compound that determines the compound's color is called-and any punctuation between the two results in an ungrammatical sentence.

College Board@collegeboard· May 22

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SAT Reading and Writing Practice

The part of a compound that determines the the chromophore. compound's color is One example of a chromophore is hemoglobin, which gives human blood its red color.

Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
A) called,
B) called
C) called-
D) called;

College Board@collegeboard· May 20

“The Ultimate Remedy” by Bishesta Amatya | AP Drawing Bishesta Amatya's work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ final portfolios. 🎨Learn more about Bishesta's work: spr.ly/63327B86tUV

“The Ultimate Remedy” by Bishesta Amatya | AP Drawing

A gouache painting of a pale woman resting in a swirl of floral texture. Delicate yet expressive mark-making builds a haunting, atmospheric environment that captures the complexity of human emotion. The swirling textures and luminous color palette evoke a dreamlike state, blending serenity with unease to create an emotionally layered and immersive composition.

College Board@collegeboard· May 13

“Between Scenes” by Beatriz Queiroz Cueva | AP 2-D Art and Design Beatriz's work was selected for the 2025 AP Art and Design Digital Exhibit, which features exceptional artwork from AP students’ portfolios. 🎨Learn more about Beatriz's work: spr.ly/63328BBaMea

“Between Scenes” by Beatriz Queiroz Cueva | AP 2-D Art and Design

A photograph glowing with quiet life, capturing the in-between moments of an empty city street. The inventive composition and spectacular lighting highlight the beauty of urban spaces when no one is around, evoking a sense of stillness and possibility.

College Board@collegeboard· May 8

Choice D is correct. #SATPractice

TEXT: The equation for the line representing the boundary of the shaded region can be written in the form y = b, where (0, b) is the y-intercept of the line in the xy-plane. For the graph shown in the xy-plane, the boundary line passes through the points (-15, 36) and (0, 36). Thus, the equation of the boundary line is y = 36 Since the shaded region represents all the points on and above this boundary line, it follows that the graph represents all the solutions to the inequality y >= 36.

College Board@collegeboard· May 8

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