ACT Reading Mini Test 1

Front

What is the primary purpose of paragraphs two, four, and six in a reading passage?

Back

To inform the reader of background information about the main character’s life.

Front

What does the last paragraph (lines 80-87) illustrate about the main character?

Back

The main character is uncomfortable about her next step.

Front

What occurred according to the passage regarding the main character's social interactions?

Back

The main character resembled her new friends’ look and attitude.

Front

What does the author mean by describing the main character as 'a closed door'?

Back

She consistently refuses to let others get to know her.

Front

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as part of the main character’s after school routine?

Back

Completing her homework.

Front

What is the significance of background information in a narrative?

Back

It provides context and helps the reader understand character motivations and actions.

Front

How can rhetorical questions enhance a reader's understanding?

Back

They provoke thought and encourage the reader to engage with the text on a deeper level.

Front

What does it mean to conform to a group in a social context?

Back

To adjust one's behavior or beliefs to align with those of a group.

Front

Why is it important to identify the main idea of a paragraph?

Back

It helps the reader grasp the overall message and purpose of the text.

Front

What role does character development play in a narrative?

Back

It shows how characters change and grow throughout the story, influencing the plot.