And how do they do this? just passages or is it math questions?
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They reuse anything and they do it quite often.The 2016 june U.S. and 2017 jan international were both the same(every question was identical).Even the march 2016 exam had the same paper.
how do you know this?
maybe the questions are not absolutely identical although parts of them are reused
It’s been five years, but I can guarantee researching the two SAT versions and found that both of them had the exact same questions.
Yea they resuse stuff. I had two similar sections in the past. Also it was on the post-test discussion thread
No. Once a question is used, it never shows up on another SAT. However, you can bet that a similar question will.
Although the SAT question details change, the STRUCTURES of them never do. This gives you your greatest advantage in preparing for the test--there are no surprises.
Online forums say that they saw Nathaniel Hawthorne's passage about Fauntleroy as the opening question to the June 2016 SAT, I faced the same question in Jan 2017.
That's the source text, which may be reused. The questions on it changed.
I took this month's literature subject test and it was the same as June 2016(?)'s test. The questions in no way could have changed, because answer choices remained the same, so you are incorrect.
I checked the SAT reddit for the questions on passage, the questions that they discussed were the same as the ones that I had faced.