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NEW YORK, NY—Officials from the College Board, the nonprofit entity that
administers the Scholastic Aptitude Test or SAT, have announced that they are
producing a new version of the test for students who live in school districts
where creationism rather than evolution is taught in science classes.

Students who take the revised test, which will be introduced in school
districts in Kansas and Georgia in the fall of 2005, will no longer be tested
on their ability to comprehend passages from scientific texts that are based
on the controversial theory of evolution. Instead, they will read excerpts
from writings on such creation-related topics as the six days in which God
created the earth or the great flood, then answer a series of questions to
indicate how well they've understood the passages.