Sat Reading Quiz 50 (25 MCQs)

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1. The old bookstore was a treasure trove of stories, its shelves overflowing with books of every genre. The smell of aged paper filled the air, inviting readers to lose themselves in the magic of words.What can be found in the old bookstore described in the passage?
2. He will not ..... his allegiance to his family
3. In the passage, Stanton claims that depriving women of knowledge and responsibility
4. What function does the last paragraph (lines 59-63) serve in the passage as a whole?
5. Ratio of
6. The word endure most nearly means:
7. Difference between/of
8. Which of the following best explains why an author might use a compare and contrast text structure?
9. 17) In Passage 2, Grimke makes which point about human rights?
10. Understanding Relationships within Command of Evidence most often involves what?
11. About how much time does ShivVAG spend reading each passage?
12. As used in line 3, "forces" most nearly means
13. Which choice best describes a major theme of the passage?
14. A harpsichord may look just like a piano, but the difference between the two instruments is easy to hear. When a harpsichord's keys are pressed, the strings inside the ..... are plucked, not struck.Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
15. 21) Beecher would most likely have reacted to lines 65-68 ("Now ..... woman") of Passage 2 with
16. Increased by
17. Scorn
18. The Reading Test contains informational graphics, such as tables, charts, graphs.
19. During the course of the first paragraph, the narrator's focus shifts from
20. Reading Question #49
21. What does the passage suggest is a potential solution when a vital resource is no longer available?
22. According to the passage, why do some believe that building more roads can alleviate traffic congestion?
23. Reading Question #32
24. How can you identify the author's tone in an SAT Reading passage?
25. Which word below means "a situation in which something continues to exist or is not allowed to become less"