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All the resources below have free resources to help you prepare to take your AP exam(s).
AP Practice Exams: Links to free online resources for all AP subject tests.
High School Test Prep: Practice questions and tests with answer explanations.
Study.com: Practice tests.
Varsity Tutors: Diagnostic and practice tests.
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All the resources below have free resources to help you prepare to take the SAT.
CollegeBoard: Tutorials, sample questions, and practice tests.
Kaplan: Practice tests and tips.
Khan Academy: Full length practice tests, videos, and more.
The Princeton Review: Practice tests and events.
Test Prep Review: FAQ about the SAT, test prep, and practice tests.
All the resources below have free resources to help you prepare to take the ACT.
ACT.org: Study guides, test questions, videos, and events.
Kaplan: Practice questions, ACT question of the day, and practice tests.
Union Test Prep: Frequently asked questions about the ACT and test taking, flash cards, lessons, study guides, and practice tests.
Varsity Tutors: Free diagnostic, practice tests, and information about taking the ACT.
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The following resources can be used to help determine reliable and accurate news stories and media sources.
Use Ad Fonts interactive media bias chart to see where different media sources land on the political spectrum.
AllSides aims to dispel misinformation in the media and provide balanced news bias ratings.
The original fact checking website.
A leader in journalism and fact checking.
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