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Problem 1: Choose two. Which of the following supplies must you bring to the SAT?

Protractor

Pencils

Pens

Identification

Problem 2: Will a student be admitted to the SAT exam by showing a passport as identification?
Yes
No

Problem 3: What is the advantage of bringing a digital watch to the SAT?
They are more reliable than other types of watches
They are easier to read than other types of watches
You can set the timer option on the watch for 30 minutes
You can program the watch to keep track of your score

Problem 4: Choose two. What two functions, in addition to the standard ones, should exist on the calculator you bring to the SAT?

Inverse

Scientific notation

Memory

Factorial

Problem 5: The function on your calculator, which "flips" numerators and denominators, can make SAT math questions involving fractions much easier to figure.
Yes
No

Problem 6: Which of the following example SAT math problems would be best solved using the memory function on a calculator?
+ 4x + 9 = 16
456 × 384
(x - 5) - 2(y - 3) if x = .9 and y = .8

Problem 7: Is it possible for each proctor to administer the SAT differently?
Yes
No

Problem 8: Choose two. Which of the following should you not bring to the SAT?

Extra paper

Snack

Money

Dictionary

Problem 9: Most SAT test-taking facilities have computers for your resource use.
Yes
No

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