Official 2019 April US School Day SAT Test | SAT QAS in PDF with Answers

Curve analysis for SAT April 2019 US School Day exam:

• Reading - Passage 1 and 2 of reading are relatively easy. Passage 3 is moderate. Passage 4 is more difficult and passage 5 is relatively okay with some tricky questions.
• Writing/Grammar - This section of the paper is relatively difficult, the way the concepts are tested and the content of the passages are both not easy. 
• Math - The overall difficulty level for the math section is relatively low. The last two questions of Section 4 are the only relatively difficult questions;.

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Reading

Passage 1: Questions 1-10 - Literature - April 2019 School Day SAT QAS

This passage is adapted from Cristina Henrfquez,The Book of Unknown Americans.©2014 by Cristina Henrfquez.

Passage 2: Questions 11-21 - Science - April 2019 School Day SAT QAS

This passage is adapted from Wray Herbert,"Extremist Politics:Debating the Nuts and Bolts."©2012 by TheHuffingtonPost.com,Inc.

Passage 3: Questions 22-32 - Science - April 2019 School Day SAT QAS

This passage is adapted from "Rare Woodland Plant Uses 'Cryptic Coloration'to Hide from Predators."©2009 by American Journal of Botany,Inc.

Passage 4: Questions 33-42 - History- April 2019 School Day SAT QAS

This passage is adapted from Edmund Burke,Reflections on the Revolution in France.Originally published in 1790.Edmund Burke was a British politician and scholar.In 1789, the French formed a new governmental body known as the National Assembly,ushering in the tumultuous period of political and social change known as the French Revolution.

Passage 5: Questions 43-52 -Science - April 2019 School Day SAT QAS

Passage 1 is adapted from Rex Dalton,"Blast in the Past?"©2007 by Nature Publishing Group.Passage 2 is adapted from Michael Balter,"What Caused a 1300-Year Deep Freeze?"©2014 by American