Act Reading Quiz 4 (60 MCQs)

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1. What type of acts involve the magician freeing themselves from seemingly impossible situations?
2. Which strategy is recommended when answering reading questions?
3. "The lycanthropic virus story is really nailed down, " says Giles. "The epicenters that have been mapped over thousands of years are likely the spots where werewolves are concentrated."As it is used in this line, concentrated most nearly means .....
4. Wang is said to have reacted to a mother panda leaving him to watch over her cub with:
5. The last paragraph suggests that the formation of synapses occurs most rapidly:
6. Frida Kahlo's story was compared to "a game of telephone" because.
7. What does the word 'loaded' most nearly mean in the context used?
8. No one knows how human beings learn a language. In the 1950s a famous psychologist, E.F. Skinner, said that learning was simply the acquisition of news habits. He taught animals to perform actions by rewarding them when they performed well and punished them when performed badly. His ideas were widely used in language teaching. The best topic is:
9. What does "Off by 1 or 2 Words" indicate in ACT Reading wrong answers?
10. How will the Homestead Act support Manifest Destiny?
11. How do Pelayo and Elisenda initially react to the old man's presence?
12. Which of the following is NOT a type of question found in the ACT reading test?
13. What does an Opposite trap answer do?
14. True or False:The ACT Reading test is a comprehension exam?
15. Which of the following would most likely be an example of "music for the sake of music" at the term is used in line 63?
16. The structure of a text can influence:
17. When skim-reading the nonfiction passages, how much of the body paragraphs should you be reading?
18. The Trap jaws hold their mandibles wide apart. Mandibles means
19. The metaphor the author uses to help describe .....
20. The climax of a story is the
21. The author uses the phrase "a cathedral of a solo" (line 85) most likely to create a sense that Berry's solo was:
22. What should students be conscious of when reading passages in the ACT Reading Test?
23. Which of the following is a pacing strategy?
24. What strategies can be used to tackle ACT reading questions effectively?
25. The door is broken ..... it doesn't close properly.
26. A passage about the history of people being forced to take classes to prepare for tests they are forced to take would probably be which type?
27. From what range do the passages in the ACT Reading Test come?
28. For all ACT sections, if you have 1 minute left, what should you do?
29. For the narrator, compared to practicing in the outdoor pool, practicing in the indoor pool is:
30. The author most likely includes the information in lines 53-57 to suggest:
31. About how many questions much you get correct to reach the ACT benchmark?
32. The second paragraph (lines 12-23) states that, at the time of Michael Nyman's emergence as a composer, Minimalism was:
33. Sam woke up and saw the sun shining in the sky. He packed his swimming suit, a towel, a beach ball, and his sandals in his bag. Then, he went to the kitchen and made a sack lunch.Sam is most likely going to .....
34. The author's attitude towards the land around the mill can best be described as:
35. "My purse weighs 10, 000 pounds" is an example of a ..... because it uses exaggeration for emphasis.
36. The new fare hasn't been informed yet, ..... many customers were shocked today.
37. On the ACT reading, which question will probably take the longest and might need to be guessed on?
38. One of the main ideas established by the passage is that:
39. "She thinks I have a power that she doesn't have and this brings out her envy and bad humor." In this line, humor most nearly means .....
40. According to the third paragraph, misconceptions exist about liquid natural gas regarding:I. its abundance. II. the expense of converting it. III. public demand for it.
41. Which type of passage is most likely to appear in the Humanities section of the ACT Reading test?
42. Consider the following question:Which statement best summarizes the purpose of the fourth paragraph?This question most likely falls under which category?
43. Mark answer to #8 here.
44. This fallacy assumes that there are only two possible choices or solutions (usually extreme), even though there may be many.
45. Which detail would be most important to include in a summary of the article
46. Which of the following is NOT a type of passage on the ACT Reading test?
47. Which question type asks about the passage as a whole?
48. The last paragraph suggests that those who would reevaluate, and perhaps want to devalue, the work of famous male poets should above all be:
49. What is the title of the fourth ACT Reading passage? (It will always be the fourth passage)
50. What does 'tone' refer to in a passage?
51. As it is used in line 26, the word extent most nearlymeans:
52. If you don't know the right answer, eliminate:
53. What is the best strategy for answering multiple-choice questions in the ACT reading section?
54. Which of the following is a common theme in Humanities passages on the ACT Reading test?
55. How much time do you have for each passage?
56. What is the maximum score you can get on the ACT?
57. The passage contains recurring references to all of the following EXCEPT:
58. Compared to Passage A, Passage B is more directlyfocused on the:
59. What is the significance of the American Revolution in the context of Enlightenment ideas?
60. The passage states that McNaghten wanted to kill the English prime minister because the Scotsman thought that he: