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THEA Test Overview & Registration Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is a common exemption from the THEA Test requirement?

    Answer: Scoring above a set threshold on the SAT or ACT

    Students who score above certain thresholds on the SAT or ACT are typically exempt from the THEA Test requirement.

  2. What type of calculator is allowed on the THEA Mathematics section?

    Answer: No calculator allowed

    No calculator is permitted during the THEA Mathematics section; all computations must be done by hand.

  3. Approximately how long does the THEA Test take to complete all three sections?

    Answer: 5 hours

    The THEA Test is untimed but typically takes about 5 hours to complete all three sections.

  4. Which of the following best describes the THEA Test's purpose?

    Answer: Measure college readiness in core academic skills

    The THEA Test measures whether students have the reading, math, and writing skills needed to succeed in college-level coursework.

  5. How are THEA Test scores reported?

    Answer: Separately for each of the three sections

    THEA scores are reported separately for each section so students know which areas need improvement.

  6. Which of the following groups is typically NOT required to take the THEA Test?

    Answer: Students enrolled only in workforce education courses

    Students enrolled solely in workforce education or certificate programs are often exempt from the THEA Test requirement.

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