Sat Reading Quiz 20 (25 MCQs)

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1. People who don't outgrow their colleges oftendon't grow in other ways; there remained inForster's life and imagination a ..... of theundergraduate, clever but .....
2. What should you focus on when reading?
3. According to the text students who run out of time but have worked carefully earn ..... scores than those who finish early.
4. Many ancient sculptures of people's heads are missing their noses. This is because the nose is the most ..... part of a sculpture of a person's head. It is delicate and sticks out from the rest of the sculpture, making it especially easy to break.
5. 16) What is Grimke's central claim in Passage 2?
6. When answering questions, you should:
7. When you turn the page for each of the 5 reading passages, the FIRST thing you should do is
8. He intended to ..... the decree issued by his predecessor.
9. How should you handle complex reading passages?
10. Which skill is NOT directly tested in the SAT Reading section?
11. The quotation from Victor Hugo that appears early in Passage 1 serves primarily to
12. Which passage should you read first?
13. Which of the following is a recommended method to practice for the SAT Writing section?
14. Fill in the blank with a Safety Word replacement:I ..... disagree with you.
15. Contemptible
16. The SAT Reading test has how many questions?
17. The question format, "As used in line xx, " ..... " most nearly means" is an example of which question type?
18. Which reaction does Akira most fear from Chie?Choose 1 answer:
19. As used in line 14, "vanity" most nearly means
20. How many questions does each passage have?
21. In the SAT Writing section, what is the focus of 'Standard English Conventions' questions?
22. As used in line 93 ( "becoming" ), "becoming" most nearly meansChoose 1 answer:
23. . The author uses the word solidified in line 15 to emphasize:
24. Despite the generalizations about human behavior they have produced, many studies of behavioral psychology have used highly unrepresentative subject pools:students at the colleges and universities where the researchers are employed. To ..... this situation, it is necessary to actively recruit subjects from diverse backgrounds and locations.
25. Reading Question #46