That day, BuzzFeed published an article highlighting various notable memes for the PSAT test. That day, other Twitter users posted jokes about a test question about selling tomatoes (shown below).Īdditionally, many test takers posted jokes about a part of the test describing the symbiotic relationship between seagrass and clams (shown below). That morning Twitter user Max Vinagre tweeted a Mocking SpongeBob picture joking about the College Board asking students "not to post about the #PSAT on the internet" (shown below). On October 11th, 2017, students in the United States began posting jokes online about that year's PSAT test. In the coming days, the news sites The Daily Dot and Fusion published articles about the online reactions to the PSAT test. Also on October 14th, the Meme Documentation Tumblr announced that the PSAT posts would not be covered since the meme originated in 2014. Meanwhile, Tumblr users posted jokes about the PSAT and the Herminia question as well, including references to The Signs, Pepe the Frog and "Why the Fuck You Lyin" (shown below). That day, many Twitter users began posting tweets about the test along with the hashtag #PSAT, many of which referenced the Herminia test question (shown below). On the exam, one question contained a passage about a girl named Herminia whose parents held different opinions about her poetry being published. On October 14th, 2015, the first of the year's PSAT tests were administered in the United States. Original Parody Account" the account sent out over 3,000 tweets and gained over 60,000 followers in less than 48 hours.
Describing itself as "Recapping the 2014 PSAT. The same day the Twitter account PSAT2014 was created.
One joke made fun of a question which compared children to dolphins.Īnother popular joke involved the extreme stress students are under to both remain seated while taking the test and to perform well.Īlso on October 15th, USA Today published a post which included tweets about the PSATs. Within 24 hours of the test being administered the hashtag #PSAT was tweeted out over 330,000 times.
Many high school students used Twitter to discuss and poke fun of the SATs. The same day Redditor NO_USERNAMES_FREE added a thread to the r/teenagers subreddit titled "Hey guys let's illegally discuss the PSAT." Many students added their impression of the test to the thread, asked question about what answers other students got and creating inside jokes around the questions.
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I’ve never taken the test before this year, and from what I’m told it’ll not only contain the answers to the questions and whether or how to get them correct, but also the questions themselves and the materials they refer to! Once those apart of the ‘Herd’ (as I like to call us) receive this, we’ll not only be able to refresh memories of the obvious inside jokes (cows, potatoes, translators, ect.) but we can also create jokes from some of the not-as-catchy questions (which no one will suggest to this blog… yet).Students in the United States took the 2014 PSATs on October 15th, 2014. I say “for now” because those who take the PSAT receive a booklet back with their scores in I believe December.
I’ve always loved this fandom from day one because it’s a fandom which, for now, only has had its ‘canon’ material viewed once (particularly from form to form). This blog constantly gains notes and follows on a steady - yet slowing - rate.
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