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SAT entrance exam questions and answers

6 papers · 2015–2017 E.C. · 314 questions with answer keys

Unofficial practice for the Grade 12 SAT Ethiopian University Entrance Exam (EUEE / matric). Try five questions from the newest paper here, open any paper below, and see which question types the exam asks about most.

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Analogy. Read the pair of words in capitals and choose the word that has a similar relationship with the given word. KEY : LOCK ; ________ : Computer

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Unofficial EUEE past-paper items. Not an official key.

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SAT papers by year

6 papers · every question has an unofficial answer key

What the SAT exam tests

Natural stream

The top 4 question types make up about half of the 177 questions in the 2015–2017 E.C. papers.

Question typeShareYears asked
Logical reasoning: series, coding, odd one out Start here19%3 of 3
Algebra Start here16%3 of 3
Synonyms and antonyms Start here12%3 of 3
Reading comprehension Start here11%3 of 3
Sentence completion11%3 of 3
Data, statistics and probability10%3 of 3
Arithmetic: percent, ratio, fractions9%3 of 3
Analogies7%3 of 3
Geometry5%3 of 3

Social stream

The top 4 question types make up about half of the 240 questions in the 2015–2018 E.C. papers. The 2018 E.C. paper is counted here but not listed yet: its answer key is still being reviewed.

Question typeShareYears asked
Logical reasoning: series, coding, odd one out Start here17%4 of 4
Algebra Start here15%4 of 4
Reading comprehension Start here13%4 of 4
Synonyms and antonyms Start here13%4 of 4
Arithmetic: percent, ratio, fractions11%4 of 4
Data, statistics and probability9%4 of 4
Sentence completion9%4 of 4
Analogies8%4 of 4
Geometry5%4 of 4

How we counted: Abrari matched each question in these papers, including items whose answer key is still under review, to the one textbook unit or question type it tests. The shares are approximate and are not an official exam blueprint.

How to use this

  • Drill the most common question types first: Logical reasoning; Algebra; Reading comprehension; Synonyms and antonyms.
  • 9 question types came up in every year from 2015 to 2018 E.C.
  • Answer letters are spread evenly across A, B, C and D, so guessing patterns do not help. Practise one question type at a time, then sit a full paper against the clock.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of questions are on the SAT entrance exam?
In the 2015–2018 E.C. papers the most common types were: Natural stream: Logical reasoning: series, coding, odd one out (19%), Algebra (16%), Synonyms and antonyms (12%), Reading comprehension (11%). Social stream: Logical reasoning: series, coding, odd one out (17%), Algebra (15%), Reading comprehension (13%), Synonyms and antonyms (13%). These shares are Abrari’s own count, not an official exam blueprint. The 2018 E.C. paper is counted here but not listed yet: its answer key is still being reviewed.
Are these official EUEE past papers?
No. Abrari publishes unofficial practice reconstructed from the study bank for these papers. It is not an official EAES or Ministry paper and does not use government logos.
Are the answers official?
No. Letters and worked solutions are unofficial Abrari keys. Verified write-ups are labelled Unofficial. Do not treat them as an official marking scheme.
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