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Reading materials from (American college testing) has been used in several studies as a standard materials for running different experiments. Because they are supposed to be a reasonable difficulty so that all college student can answer them.

ACT reading materials as a standard material for experiments

References using ACT materials in their experiment

- Previous use cases of standardized college level tests
- Distinctive features of standardized college level tests
- Flesch Kincaid index for difficulty
- SMOG grade

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