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The tests on this page are all part of ONE BubbleScan Online account. One BubbleScan Online account allows for an unlimited number of tests, as long as all tests share the same general configuration parameters. For the tests shown below these parameters are:
- Students must log in with name and state. Other popular options are user name & password assigned by the administrator.
- Multiple log-ins are allowed. If you wanted to allow students to take a particular test only one time, you would not allow multiple log-ins.
- Result pages show the score, whether the student's answer was correct, the key, and explanations.
Aside from these general (shared) configuration parameters, each test can be individually configured as displayed in the test descriptions below.

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Gettysburg Address
Are you smarter than a boy scout?
You will be asked 5 questions randomly selected from a total of 10 questions. Most questions are multiple-choice, but some are fill-in-the-blanks. This timed 2-minute test was created to test Boy Scouts on their knowledge of the Gettysburg Address. Learning about a 'speech of national historical importance' is a requirement for the Citizenship in the Nation merit badge (requirement 6). If you get 4 of the 5 questions correct you will receive an online certificate.
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Practice ACT - English
The 'online bubblesheet'.
Simple multiple-choice test without question or answer text. This allows for easy modification of the key since all you need to do is identify the correct and incorrect answers in the underlying configuration (text) file and modify the (optional) category assignments. If you have 'The Real ACT Prep Guide', 2nd edition from ACT® published by Peterson's, then open the book and take the first practice English Test. Your results will include a breakdown by Usage/Mechanics and Rhetorical Skills. You have 45 minutes, please open your book. You may begin now.
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German 101
Der, die, das - do you know your German articles?
The idea of nouns having a gender maybe a bit 'foreign' to Americans. Why would the mouth be masculine (der Mund), the nose feminine (die Nase) and the ear neutral (das Ohr)? But that's not all, Freunde (friends). What does the article look like when the noun is in Genitiv, Dativ oder Akkusativ (if you don't know what that is, you probably don't want to take this test)? 25 fill-in the blank questions are waiting. Auf die Plaetze, fertig, los ... |
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