What Elephants Learn-ACT English

Question 1: *

• (A) NO CHANGE

• (B) elepnants, since 1972,

• (C) elephants since 1972,

• (D) elephants' since 1972

Question 2: *

• (F) NO CHANGE

• (G) more-then-famous

• (H) now famously

• (J) famously

Question 3: *

• (A) NO CHANGE

• (B) encroachment-

• (C) encroachment:

• (D) encroachment,

Question 4: At this point, the writer is considering adding the following true statement: Humans .are among the threats to the animal's survival. Should the writer make this addition here?. *

• (F) Yes, because 'it presents a crucial factor in determining Moss's interest in working with elephants.

• (G) Yes, because it introduces the idea that becomes the focus of the rest of the essay.

• (H) No, because the essay is focused on elephants and does not otherwise mention a human presence in their lives.

• (J) No, because this information is already provided in the paragraph.

Question 5: *

• (A) NO CHANGE

• (B) intensive field studies

• (C) intensive field studies,

• (D) intensive, field studies

Question 6: *

• (F) NO CHANGE

• (G) for instance,

• (H) as always,

• (J) by now,

Question 7: *

• (A) NO CHANGE

• (B) which it sips

• (C) and sipping

• (D) that sips

Question 8: *

• (F) NO CHANGE

• (G) trunk and then

• (H) trunk then by

• (J) trunk

Question 9: *

• (A) NO CHANGE

• (B) when witnessing

• (C) of witnessing

• (D) then witness

Question 10: *

• (F) NO CHANGE

• (G) in this regard

• (H) ones that

• (J) which