Sat Reading Quiz 17 (60 MCQs)

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1. In the SAT Reading section, what is the purpose of paired passages?
2. Conclusions Basic Approach:Highlight the idea or sentence that is most relevant to the (a) in the text.
3. As used in linen 27, "encompassed" most nearly means
4. How many English sections are there on the SAT?
5. The math lesson about finding area of triangles was ..... because we learned it in 5th grade.
6. In an argumentative essay, how does the use of statistical evidence impact the strength of the author's claim?
7. Reading Question #33
8. Why might an author include a rhetorical question in an argumentative essay?
9. Are you ready for the SAT??
10. What is the main reason the speaker suggests starting with question 15?
11. She has been an outspoken advocate of women's rights ..... her life.
12. Dynamic characters are the opposite of static ones:major characters are almost always dynamic as they experience change through the plot's progression.
13. More than is needed; unnecessary
14. Read the following sentence and identify the main idea:"Global warming is causing significant changes in weather patterns, leading to more frequent and severe natural disasters."What is the main idea of the sentence?
15. Which of the following is NOT a subject listed under Social Science?
16. In the context of SAT Reading, what does 'evidence support' questions require you to do?
17. Compare and contrast the author's use of evidence in the two passages provided and discuss their effectiveness.
18. In the context of SAT Reading, what does 'context clues' refer to?
19. What is the recommended method to increase reading speed for the SAT?
20. Understanding Words in Context What does the word 'oversee' most closely mean in the passage?
21. Reading Question #24
22. Emperor Ashoka ruled the Maurya Empire in South Asia from roughly 270 to 232 BCE. He is known for enforcing a moral code called the Law of Piety, which established the sanctity of animal ..... the just treatment of the elderly, and the abolition of the slave trade ..... Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
23. What is the figurative meaning of the phrase 'raining cats and dogs'?
24. BEST EVIDENCE FOR 2
25. The ancient castle loomed ahead, its stone walls weathered by centuries of history. Towering turrets reached towards the sky, and the drawbridge creaked as it lowered to allow visitors inside.What is described in the passage?
26. Compare and contrast the two passages provided and identify the similarities and differences in their main ideas.
27. Idealism permeates many aspects of the American history.Permeates means:
28. Based on the text, Haley is best characterized as a/an
29. ..... a history of multiplying people who overran a continent in half a century. Overran means:
30. In the context of the digital SAT, what does the term 'vocabulary in context' refer to?
31. Which choice best describes the developmental pattern of the passage?Choose 1 answer:
32. How many minutes are there on the SAT reading section?
33. Are literary texts fiction or non-fiction?
34. Which of following is the correct sub-score ranges for the reading test?
35. As used in paragraph five, "channeled" most nearly means
36. What is the purpose of transition words in the writing section?
37. As the clock struck midnight, a full moon rose over the horizon, bathing the town in silver light. Shadows danced on the cobblestone streets, and a lone figure could be seen waiting by the fountain.What is happening as the passage describes midnight?
38. What is the meaning of the word 'ubiquitous' in the sentence:'Smartphones have become ubiquitous in today's society'?
39. What is the speaker's key strategy for reading comprehension?
40. For double passages, the best strategy is .....
41. What should you do if you have prior knowledge on a passage topic?
42. Reading Question #38
43. Reading Question #9
44. Inference questions ask you to deduce/conclude the meaning of a line, paragraph, or an entire passage.
45. Explain the term 'figurative language' and its purpose in writing.
46. In a persuasive essay, the author uses emotional appeals to convince the reader. What is the effect of this argumentative strategy?
47. Which of the following is a common type of question in the SAT Writing section?
48. One difference between the experiments described in the two passages is that unlike the researchers discussed in Passage 1, the author of Passage 2
49. The word conceived most nearly means:
50. What type of reading passages are included in the digital SAT?
51. Reading Question #8
52. What is meant by the "primary purpose of a passage" ?
53. Reading Question #13
54. What is first step to first and last reading method
55. The brave men struggled here. They have consecrated it.
56. Define 'proponent of' in the context of advocacy or support.
57. What should you do when faced with rhetorical synthesis questions?
58. Which of the following best describes the author's use of figurative language in a passage?
59. Read the following passage and answer the question below:"Albert Einstein's theory of relativity revolutionized the field of physics. His famous equation, $E=mc^2$ $E=mc^2$
60. Which pairing correctly matches category to subskill?