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mia

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The Stanford and Metropolitan are both ____ tests.
 
  a. intelligence
  b. aptitude
  c. nonverbal
  d. achievement

Question 2

In comparison to the verbal section of the SAT, the verbal section of the SAT-I focuses much more heavily on students' abilities to
 
  a. spell correctly.
  b. complete antonyms.
  c. problem-solve interpersonal situations.
  d. read critically.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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