Practice Test 12 - ACT Reading
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- The final paragraph suggests that the narrator's ultimate realization about his mother is that:
- The primary purpose of the passage is to:
- Writer 1: "Homework builds discipline class time can't." Writer 2: "Much homework teaches only how to copy answers fast." Writer 2 most likely:
- The reanalysis primarily complicates the original study's claim by suggesting that:
- Passage B's reference to thermostats and bacteria (lines 37-41) is best understood as an attempt to:
- According to the passage, what specific physical condition allowed the octopuses to build stable dens at Octopolis?
- A writer states, "The new bridge didn't just open; it stitched two neighborhoods back together." The word "stitched" mainly serves to:
- Which of the following best characterizes the author's stance toward the neighborhood's transformation?
- Which of the following best describes the relationship between the two underlined sentences?
- As it is used in the passage (bolded), the word testament most nearly means:
- Based on the passage, which choice best states its central theme?
- Which statement, if true, would most strengthen the author's argument?
- As it is used in the passage (underlined), the word capture most nearly means:
- The primary function of Paragraph 3 is to:
- Which idea would both passages' authors most likely accept as true?
- According to Passage B, the act of "framing" a subject is described as:
- The narrator's attitude toward Mr. Halloran, as conveyed across the passage, can best be described as:
- How would the author of Passage A most likely respond to the claim in Passage B that ornamentation is a 'visual language that connects a building to the culture'?
- As it is used in line 3, the word "settle" most nearly means:
- The comparison of the reef to "a sprawling city" primarily serves to: