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Test Prep Books
Test Prep Books
In the library, we have a variety test prep books for AP, SAT, and ACT tests that you are welcome to check out anytime. They are located in the first row closest to the library door. See below for more online study options.
AP Tests
AP Tests
There are tons of free online resources to use. You can do your own online search to find more. Good luck!
FIVEABLE: Best for cram reviews, study guides, and quick review before exams. Very popular for APUSH, AP World, AP Gov, Psych, and Lang.
UWORLD: Best question-bank style prep with excellent explanations. Strong for Bio, Chem, Physics, and Psych. Students on Reddit often recommend it for intensive MCQ practice.
*Free for 7 days only.
Heimler's History: Probably the most recommended AP History resource online. Huge for APUSH, AP World, AP Euro, Gov, and Econ. Students love the concise review videos.
SAT or ACT
SAT or ACT
The SAT and ACT are standardized college admission tests used by many U.S. colleges to evaluate students’ readiness for college-level work. The SAT focuses more on reasoning and problem-solving, while the ACT includes a stronger emphasis on curriculum-based knowledge and has a separate science section.
There are tons of free online resources to use. You can do your own online search to find more. Good luck!
ASVAB
ASVAB
The ASVAB test is the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery.
Purpose: Measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in military roles.
Components: It covers nine or ten subtests, including General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto & Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension, and Assembling Objects.
AFQT Score: The Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score, which determines enlistment eligibility, is derived from four key sections: Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Arithmetic Reasoning, and Mathematics Knowledge.
Usage: Taken by applicants for all branches of the military and frequently offered to high school students in grades 10–12.
*The ASVAB is offered at MOH usually in the fall or winter. Contact your counselor if you would like to sign up to take it. You do not have to join the military to take the test. Many students take it just to see the career options based on their strengths.
ASVAB Tutorials
ASVAB Tutorials
ASVAB StudY Guide
ASVAB StudY Guide
ASVAB Practice tests
ASVAB Practice tests
MARCH 2 SUCCESS
This site is organized by the Army to help people be successful on the ASVAB and other standardized tests. Click here to check it out!
ASVAB InFO and TIPS
ASVAB InFO and TIPS
This site can answer a lot of your questions, provide general information, and give you tips about how to do well on the test.
There are tons of free online resources to use, even apps for your phone. You can do your own online search to find more. Good luck!
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