Act Reading Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

Select an option to see the correct answer instantly.

1. He was treated like a ..... and cast out from his community.
2. As it is used in line 76, the word loaded most nearly means:
3. Cause someone to be hostile
4. At what speed, at WPM, do you need to read in order to complete the test with plenty of time?
5. As it is used in line 32 of the passage, the word placid most nearly means:
6. When you read the humanities passage, you should label it:
7. Dismay (verb)
8. What is a characteristic of a "Confused Relationships" wrong answer?
9. Why is the townspeople's casual acceptance of the old man's wings without complete awe or wonder a characteristic of magical realism?
10. The Reading Section of the ACT exam consists of ..... reading passages with ..... questions per passage that must be completed in ..... minutes.
11. True or False. The author's or narrator's purpose is of little concern on the reading test.
12. What does the term 'context clues' refer to in reading?
13. On the ACT Reading, you need to be a(n) '' ..... Reader" which means thinking about the certain questions as you skim the passage.
14. The passage most strongly suggests that compared tothe frog Cyclorana platycephala, the honeypot ants areunique in that they:
15. Ants can inflect damage on intruders. inflect means .....
16. As it is used in the passage (line 42), the phrase "arch its armor" most nearly means:
17. Which of the following events from "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings" contains vivid imagery?
18. Which of the following statements .....
19. Which appeal is stronger, the subjective approach or the objective approach?
20. Thea's attitude in the first paragraph can best be described as:
21. Based on the passage, the residents of Gordon Heightsin the 1950s and 1960s would best be described as:
22. Demean (verb)
23. Which type of passage typically includes excerpts from fiction or literary memoirs?
24. Compared to Passage A, Passage B focuses more on:
25. Arcane (adjective)