TESTS: SURVIVE & THRIVE.(LOCAL)

The Virginian Pilot | May 24, 2004 | Copyright

Byline: MATTHEW BOWERS THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT

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CORRECTION: Students can lose partial points for wrong answers on some sections of the SAT college-entrance exam. An article in Monday's Hampton Roads section incorrectly reported that there are no penalties for wrong answers. Correction published May 25, 2004, page A2.

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THIS IS A TEST. FOR THE NEXT FEW MINUTES, EDUCATORS, STUDENTS AND OTHER EXPERTS ON HOW TO REACH MAXIMUM POTENTIAL ON QUIZZES, EXAMS AND PARTICULARLY STANDARDIZED TESTS - IN VIRGINIA, THINK STANDARDS OF LEARNING - ...

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