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My day has been good

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My day has been fine

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My day has been okay

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My day has been tiring

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My days has been alright

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My day has been a pain

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my day has been good

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my day has been good

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Act has more questions but the sat has less but more challenging (says Google 🤷‍♂️)

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they have different scorings

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my day has been alright

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36

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My day has been bad

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different ways of scoring

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36

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36

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36

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My day has been good

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The timed

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My day has been fine

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SAT

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They are graded differently

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3600

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Act maybe, it wouldn't matter to me tbh 🧍‍♀️

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36

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My day has been really weird but also really good

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ACT

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SAT

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I think the timeing and the scoreing

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the timing is different

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Today has been good

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My day has been good

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The scoring and the subjects

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36

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ACT has more questions but is more friendly

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act

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I don't know

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36

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The act has more questions but the sat has more developmental questions.

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My day has been okay.

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36

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36

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my days been good just tired

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Sat

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Act

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Some differences between the ACT and the SAT are the subjects that they test you over

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are they graded differently?

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Act

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Idk which one

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36

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The highest score that you can get is a 36

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36

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They have different scoring

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act

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36

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I would choose the ACT because it seems easier

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My day has been ok

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They have different scoring

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36

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SAT

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ACT

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One measures how far you can go , the other measures how what you get right

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No?

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I don't think so since, it's just a test to see what you know and it can help getting into higher colleges, but some don't require it

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No they don’t. Just like any other test. Everyday is unpredictable anybody could be having a bad day. It doesn’t determine your smartness or how much you understand.

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No evidence that supports it os “as graduates increasingly forgo college and some universities no longer require admission test.

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No because in the article it talks about how the scores dropped around the COVID years but those years were very stressful for a lot of students which wouldn’t give someone the fair advantage in order to get a good score.

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No because students go to school their whole life and can still take the test and not be college ready.

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Different scoring

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No

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36

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ACT

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36

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36

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The subjects

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no

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sat

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no

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No because many obstacles can infer with that test

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I don't think so because there is a lot that goes into consideration like how the kid is feeling that day or who is in the testing room or his personality because speaking personally i do terrible under pressure.