Act English Quiz 30 (25 MCQs)

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1. Acrid describes something that is:
2. Which is a compound-complex sentence?
3. Constraints
4. How many colons can be in a sentence?
5. To mix up or distort.
6. Independent or dependent clause? Because you have always tried your best
7. He kicked the ball? the fence.
8. We had a SUPERB dinner at the new restaurant. All of us agreed that it was the most delicious food we had ever tasted.Superb means
9. Modifiers don't have to be as close to the words they modify as possible.
10. Question 24
11. "Indeed" means that a writer is going to further emphasize what he or she just said. "Indeed" is attached to the sentence that gives an even stronger example of a point than the sentence before.My neighbor, Ms. Ramirez, is a little goofy. Indeed, she
12. I grew up with buckets, shovels, and nets waiting by the back door; hip-waders hanging in the closet;
13. Make sure to know and make notes on the ..... of each passage and each paragraph in the passage.
14. Until the 1980s, women were not allowed to compete in the marathon in the Olympic games because doctors claimed that women's bodies were weaker than man's bodies and would experience major health problems from running that great of a distance.
15. Twelve
16. In high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful.
17. Choose the sentence that uses the correct adverb form.
18. The chef prepared a delicious meal, using fresh ingredients and spices, for the guests.
19. A ..... compares one thing to another.
20. The dog loves ..... bone.
21. How many minutes do you have to take the English section of the ACT?
22. Constructing the boat introduced a challenge of another variety. Pollack finally tried gluing the corks together to create stackable logs, but he soon realized that this strategy was too time-consuming.
23. Fill in the correct phrasing:Public transit such as buses or ..... can help reduce air pollution.
24. Increased cement content mainly increases
25. Because this is true, a student who knew no English at all could earn-and justly so-an English subject score of about 15.