SAT ENGLISH PRACTICE- READING SECTION ONLY

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What is the purpose of providing evidence in a reading passage?

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To support claims or conclusions made in the text, helping readers understand the validity of the arguments presented.

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What does it mean to identify a problem in a research context?

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To recognize an issue or gap that the research aims to address or solve, often leading to the formulation of hypotheses.

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How can one determine if a study's findings are undermined?

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By evaluating alternative explanations or findings that contradict the original study's conclusions.

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What is a main theme in a passage?

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The central idea or message that the author conveys throughout the text, often reflecting broader concepts.

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What is the significance of context in understanding a reading passage?

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Context provides background information and situational details that enhance comprehension and interpretation of the text.

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What role do lines in a passage play in answering questions?

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Specific lines often contain key information or evidence that directly relates to the questions being asked.

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What is the difference between a claim and evidence in a passage?

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A claim is a statement or assertion made by the author, while evidence consists of facts, examples, or data that support that claim.

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How can one identify the main idea of a paragraph?

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By looking for the topic sentence or the sentence that summarizes the key point being made in that paragraph.

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What is the importance of understanding the author's purpose in a passage?

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It helps readers grasp why the author wrote the text and what they aim to achieve, influencing interpretation.

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What does it mean for a study to be 'real-world'?

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It refers to research conducted in natural settings rather than controlled environments, providing practical insights.