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You can submit five different types of BSAT questions: Math, Sentence Completions, Sentence Improvement, Analogies, and Reading Passages. Check out the Question of the Day Archive to see some samples. Or just have at it. Your submission could become the Question of the Day (and you'll get credit!) and could even appear in the next published Official Study Guide.

Basically, anything goes. Be weird, be rude, whatever. (Note: hate speak and pure porn probably won't stay posted for more than 3 nanoseconds.) Overachievers click here.

If you dream of your question being CHOSEN as an Official Question of the Day or even included in a future book, here are some guidelines to help you make it AMAZING:

is it rude?
does it make you and your friends laugh?
does it have an actual answer? (BSAT questions may be odd, but they all have real answers.)
is it truly a question you'd never find on the SAT or ACT?

In any case, your question will become part of BSATWorld and searchable by fellow victims of the cruel and pitiless Bastards at the College Board.

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