ACT English Practice

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What is the purpose of transitional words in writing?

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Transitional words help to connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs, guiding the reader through the text and improving the flow of writing.

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Define 'eventually' in the context of time.

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'Eventually' refers to something that happens after a period of time, often implying that it is not immediate but will occur.

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What does 'until' indicate in a sentence?

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'Until' indicates a point in time up to which something happens or is true, but not beyond that point.

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Explain the term 'public eye' as used in political contexts.

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The 'public eye' refers to the attention and scrutiny of the general public, especially regarding a person's actions or reputation.

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What does the phrase 'years later' imply in a narrative?

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'Years later' indicates a significant passage of time before the next event or action occurs in the narrative.

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What is the significance of context in understanding transitional phrases?

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Context helps determine the appropriate transitional phrase to use, as it affects the meaning and flow of the sentence.

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Define 'anonymity' in a political context.

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Anonymity refers to the state of being unknown or unrecognized, often used to describe a lack of public recognition or fame.

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What is the role of a senator in the United States?

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A senator represents their state in the U.S. Congress, participating in the creation and voting on federal legislation.

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What does 'NO CHANGE' mean in multiple-choice questions?

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'NO CHANGE' indicates that the original wording of the sentence is correct and does not need to be altered.

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Explain the term 'acceptance' in the context of high school applications.

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'Acceptance' refers to the decision made by a school to admit a student based on their application.