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  • October 7, 2024
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APEX Final Exam/26 Accurate
Questions and Answers
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- Subjects of the Aspire Test - -English: 50 questions, 40 mins complete, 4
choices.
Math: 53 questions, 65 mins complete, 5 choices.
Science: 40 questions, 55 mins, 4 choices.
Reading: Read 3 passages, 31 questions, 60 mins complete, 4 choices.
Writing: Write an essay, 30 mins complete, 20 pts poss.

scored between 400-452
5 subject sections.

- Subjects on PSAT - --Evidence-Based Reading: 60 mins, One Section, 160-
760 pts possible.
- 1 passage US/World lit (9 questions)
- 2 passages SS/History (18-20 questions)
- 2 passages Science (18-20 questions)
-Math (70 min, 2 parts, 25 min w/o calculator, 45 mins w/ calculator, 160-760
pts poss)
- 16 heart of Algebra
- 13 data analysis
- 16 passport to advanced math
- 2 additional topic questions
-Writing and Language (35 mins, 4 passages, and 44 questions, 160-760 pts
poss)
- 24 questions, the expression of ideas
- 20 questions, standard English conventions

Scoring Range: 320-1520
2hrs 45mins

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selected.

- 529 prepaid tuition plan - -AKA the guaranteed tuition plan. Allows families
to repay all of or part of the cost of an instate public university education. It
also may be converted for use at a private university.

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save for education expenses. They can be opened at any bank, mutual fund
company, or any other financial institution. Any money that is left over will
go to the beneficiary.

- Advantages and Disadvantages to 529 plans - -Advantages
-Money gained from the investment doesn't get taxed.

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