Act Reading Quiz 40 (25 MCQs)

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1. What does "obscure" mean when describing a text?
2. One theme of the passage is that:
3. Which of the following statements from the passage is an acknowledgment by the author that she was changed by American?
4. Complement (noun)
5. You have around ..... minutes per passage.
6. At the time described in the passage's opening .....
7. When she compares a baby's brain to city neighborhoods, the author is most nearly illustrating her point that:
8. Define 'Enlightenment' in the context of revolutions.
9. What is the title of the second ACT Reading passage? (It will always be the second passage)
10. When using the F.E.A.T. method, you should:
11. What is a likely location for this scene?
12. The fourth paragraph (lines 31-37) establishes all of the following EXCEPT:
13. According to the passage, which of the following would NOT be a possibleyear of the Chinese Zodiac?
14. The author calls the armadillos an "alien creature" in the first paragraph because:
15. The passage indicates that the first real crisis in the natural-ice industry can be attributed to:
16. Contract (verb)
17. Which of the following is NOT a section that is tested on in the ACT?
18. What strategy is suggested for dealing with passages that take too long?
19. What is the main purpose of the ACT reading section?
20. On the ACT Reading Test, the "Literary Narrative" Passage is a short story or an excerpt from a longer ..... work.
21. David, Oliver, and Mia were discussing about their favorite movies. David said that the movie he watched last night was 'superlative'. What did David mean by 'superlative'?
22. The author likens armadillos scurrying under thorn bushes to "tanks strengthening their position" in Paragraph 2 because:
23. What is the main theme of the passage 'The Lessons of Wilderness Living'?
24. Lack (verb)
25. Which of the following types of ACT Reading passages usually consists of straightforward discussions of topics in the social sciences, including areas like psychology (study of the mind), sociology (study of societies), and education?