Sat Reading Quiz 10 (30 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

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1. "Outside there was a sheer drop down to the sea below." As used in this sentence, "sheer" most nearly
2. Which choice most closely captures the meaning of the figurative "big silver bullet" referred to in line 61?
3. She said compelling him to work harder to prove her wrong. Compelling means
4. Which of the following best describes the narrator's point of view based upon lines 4-9
5. Reading Question #21
6. How many passages are typically included in the SAT Reading section?
7. The word intrepid means
8. FIG 1, WHICH YEAR SHOWS WIDEST GAP
9. The word hallow most nearly means:
10. In the study of ancient civilizations, researchers have found that the irrigation techniques used in Mesopotamia were ..... those used in ancient Egypt, despite the geographical and environmental differences.
11. According to the experiment described in Passage 2, whether the author's ravens continued to show interest in a formerly new object was dictated primarily by whether that object was
12. How many questions are there in total in the SAT Reading and Writing section?
13. Throughout the passage, the author refers to the St. Bernard as the "concierge." What is the effect of this personification?
14. If you have to guess, this is your BEST option?
15. The Reading test has ..... questions.
16. Which word below means "the state of feeling healthy and happy:"
17. In the context of the passage, "I shrugged" (line 23) and "'Sure, ' I said" (line 28) mainly serve to show the narrator's
18. In Passage 2, Chisholm indicates that one stereotype about women is that
19. The main purpose of the opening sentence of the passage is to
20. Which question type makes a reasonable, supportable deduction based on information presented in the text?
21. The author contrasts speech and action to show:
22. Read the following passage and answer the question below:"Jane Austen's novels are known for their keen social commentary and masterful use of irony. In 'Pride and Prejudice, ' she explores the themes of love, reputation, and class through the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy."What is the primary theme explored in 'Pride and Prejudice' according to the passage?
23. Explain the meaning of the phrase 'throwing caution to the wind'.
24. The author's primary purpose in writing this passage is to:
25. ..... when a government of law replaces the double reign of anarchy and tyranny ..... anarchy means:
26. Literary Criticism relates to the analysis of texts by looking at them through different "lenses" that highlight an author, society, or period's stance, purpose, perspective, traditions, conventions, etc.
27. You have ..... minutes to complete the Reading test
28. Which choice best states the main purpose of the text adapted from George Bernard Shaw's play *Pygmalion*?
29. As used in line 19 "implosion most nearly means
30. AS USED IN LINE 35 "CLEAR" MEANS .....