The content of the PSATs are supposed to be kept highly secret by those who take it… but teens today find it much more fun to instead turn those essays and questions into trends and memes. High schoolers “go straight to Twitter and Tumblr to whip up masses of memes, retweeting and giggling about whatever nonsense was served up to them in the form of a test.” A search of #PSAT2015, #PSATmeme and similar tags surfaces the inside jokes that students have created about the test. (Daily Dot)
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