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SSAT Upper Level Admissions Exam Prep

Practice Quiz presents 52 free review questions and explanations for the Secondary School Admissions Test - Upper Level given by SSAT. The SSAT Upper Level exam is used by many private high school as a factor in student admissions. 

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 Practice Quiz presents 52 free review questions and explanations for the Secondary School Admissions Test - Upper Level given by SSAT. The SSAT Upper Level exam is used by many private high school as a factor in student admissions.
 
 The SSAT is a computer-based test containing 150 multiple-choice questions. The test-taker has two hours and ten minutes to complete the multiple choice portion of the exam. There is also a 25-minute essay section which is unscored but sent to the admissions department.
 
 The following topics are covered on the SSAT:
 Quantitative/Mathematics
 Reading Comprehension
 Verbal/Vocabulary - Synonyms and Antonyms
 Writing
 
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