Almost every orphaned child yearns to acquire the stability of a permanent family and brothers and sisters for enjoying companionship.

to enjoy the companionship of brothers and sisters.

the companionship of brothers and sisters can be enjoyed.

for enjoying the companionship of brothers and sisters.

Chemical engineers refine petroleum to produce gasoline, to fabricate plastic materials engineers they alter petroleum, and organic chemists utilize petroleum reagents to synthesize pharmaceuticals.

materials engineers alter petroleum to fabricate plastic,

where petroleum is altered by materials engineers in fabrication of plastic,

petroleum to fabricate plastic is altered by materials engineers,

In 1784, when most rooms were heated with a fireplace, Benjamin Franklin demonstrated his knowledge of physics by inventing the first iron stove and his interest in safety. WHICH CHOIOCE PRODUCES THE MOST LOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE PARTS OF THIS SENTENCE?

demonstrated his interest in safety and his knowledge of physics when he invented the first iron stove.

invented the first iron stove, demonstrated his knowledge of physics, and demonstrating his interest in safety.

demonstrated his knowledge when he invented the first iron stove and demonstrated his interest in safety.

When you are simply guessing in any test subject, which bubble should you fill in?

It doesn't matter which answer choice you pick as long as you use the same one each time you're guessing.

Pick a different answer choice for each guess.

Sometimes you're given the answer choice 'NO CHANGE' in the English portion of the ACT. What is the general rule about this answer choice?

It is always the correct answer.

The ACT will never give you an already-correct underlined portion.

Mark and Move refers to what?

A) Marking the question in your test booklet so that you know which questions to return to later.

B) Put a dash next to that problem on your bubble sheet, but leave it blank because you don't know the answer.

C)Fill in a bubble for the problem on your bubble sheet, and proceed on to the next question.

The English portion should be paced__________.

at 8 mins per passage, with 5 minutes for review at the end

so that less time is spent on the first half of the questions, and more time is given to the last half of the questions.

The most correct English answer choice will always be __________________.

consistent with the rest of the writing piece

When pacing yourself through the Reading portion of the ACT, how much time should you give yourself per passage?

8 minutes per passage: 3 to read it and 5 to answer questions.

10 minutes per passage: 5 to read it and 5 to answer questions.

9 minutes per passage: 5 to read it and 4 to answer questions.

You don't need to pace yourself through the reading portion.

The strategy Head Down refers to what?

Keep your head down and pencil moving. Don't get distracted by what's going on around you.

When you're finished with a section, use your extra time to take a nap.

When you feel defeated after a hard section, keep your head up.

Laying your head down lets your test proctor know when you're finished.

When returning to a question you previously marked and skipped _______________

don't second guess if you still don't know the correct answer.

work the problem and change your answer if you believe you've solved it.

if you're still guessing, stick with your first guess because it's usually your best guess.

The ACT test-taking skill 'Yards After Contact' refers to what?

If you feel like you've been 'hit' by a series of hard problems, keep pushing through the test.

Only football - it has nothing to do with the ACT.

Thoroughly planning your touchdown dance for once you complete the test.

What approach should you use when taking the English portion of the ACT?

Read the questions, then the passage, then answer the questions.

Read the passage, then answer the questions.

Don't worry about reading the passage, just answer the questions.

When you are simply guessing in any test subject, which bubble should you fill in?

It doesn't matter which answer choice you pick as long as you use the same one each time you're guessing.

Pick a different answer choice for each guess.

Sometimes you're given the answer choice 'NO CHANGE' in the English portion of the ACT. What is the general rule about this answer choice?

It is always the correct answer.

The ACT will never give you an already-correct underlined portion.

Mark and Move refers to what?

A) Marking the question in your test booklet so that you know which questions to return to later.

B) Put a dash next to that problem on your bubble sheet, but leave it blank because you don't know the answer.

C)Fill in a bubble for the problem on your bubble sheet, and proceed on to the next question.

When returning to a question you previously marked and skipped _______________

don't second guess if you still don't know the correct answer.

work the problem and change your answer if you believe you've solved it.

if you're still guessing, stick with your first guess because it's usually your best guess.

ACT English Practice

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English

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9th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS

L.3.1A, L.1.1J, L.8.1A

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Deanna Burkett

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33 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The SUV turned out to be the better design, possibly because it built upon the success of two popular models - pickup trucks and station wagons - and combining the most popular features of the two vehicle types.

NO CHANGE

but combining

and combined

and

Tags

CCSS.L.1.1G

CCSS.L.3.1H

CCSS.L.5.1A

CCSS.L.5.1E

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

As a mother, a wife, and besides being a brilliant engineer, she proved that a woman need not limit her horizons.

NO CHANGE

a

along with being

also being a

Tags

CCSS.L.11-12.3A

CCSS.L.7.1C

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The kids playing in the street and the dogs wandered without collars in my aunt's neighborhood made me very uneasy.

NO CHANGE

wandering

were wandering

DELETE

Tags

CCSS.L.11-12.3A

CCSS.L.7.1C

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For a person to try and to be failed is no shame, but to fear the endeavor is tragic.

NO CHANGE

for failing

to fail

failing

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1A

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Freshmen goggle at the magnificent buildings on the campus, sophomores rush to get their required classes, juniors reacquaint themselves with their classmates, and seniors view everyone with a smug attitude. Such is the first day of college after summer break.

NO CHANGE

that goggle

goggling

DELETE

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.1D

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Heated oil crackles as it cooks the garlic, you can smell the aroma of sautéed onions wafting up from the pan. A kitchen is a wonderful place to be when someone is cooking.

NO CHANGE

also the wafting aroma of sautéed onions

and the aroma of the sautéed onions wafts

and some wafting aroma of sautéed onions

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1F

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To build a successful corporate culture requires time, money, and to have an organization; without these, it is almost impossible to flourish in today's hypercompetitive market.

NO CHANGE

organization;

to be organized;

to have organization;

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

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The SUV turned out to be the better design, possibly because it built upon the success of two popular models - pickup trucks and station wagons - and combining the most popular features of the two vehicle types.

As a mother, a wife, and besides being a brilliant engineer, she proved that a woman need not limit her horizons.

The kids playing in the street and the dogs wandered without collars in my aunt's neighborhood made me very uneasy.

For a person to try and to be failed is no shame, but to fear the endeavor is tragic.

Freshmen goggle at the magnificent buildings on the campus, sophomores rush to get their required classes, juniors reacquaint themselves with their classmates, and seniors view everyone with a smug attitude. Such is the first day of college after summer break.

Heated oil crackles as it cooks the garlic, you can smell the aroma of sautéed onions wafting up from the pan. A kitchen is a wonderful place to be when someone is cooking.

To build a successful corporate culture requires time, money, and to have an organization; without these, it is almost impossible to flourish in today's hypercompetitive market.

She had many memories of her youth in pre-war Japan: of dressing in the finest silk kimonos and of wandering the paths among the trees at the Great Shrine of Ise.

Almost every orphaned child yearns to acquire the stability of a permanent family and brothers and sisters for enjoying companionship.

Her shrieks piercing his ears and her lips pecked his cheeks finally melted his resolve, and he agreed to buy her the pony.

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