Practice Test 3 - ACT Reading
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- Which statement, if true, would most strengthen the researcher's argument?
- In "The bridge opened on time, under budget, and to no traffic at all," the final phrase mainly serves to:
- As it is used in the passage (underlined), the word efficient most nearly means:
- The author of Passage B uses the phrase 'immersive, realistic worlds' (paragraph 2) primarily to:
- How does the sister's account in Passage B complicate the brother's claim in Passage A (lines 12-14) that her joy at their father's return was "a kind of forgetting"?
- Which of the following best distinguishes a fact reported in the passage from an interpretation offered about that fact?
- As it is used in the passage (underlined), the word pressure most nearly means:
- Passage B's comparison of reefs exposed to "nearly identical heat" (lines 26–27) most directly challenges which claim made in Passage A?
- In "I had expected a lecture. Instead, my coach just handed me a towel and sat beside me," the second sentence mainly conveys the narrator's:
- "Even after twelve washings, the blue dye held fast in the cotton." As it is used here, "fast" most nearly means:
- "The app will save us hours each week, which we can then spend reading its notifications." The author's tone toward the app is best described as:
- Which of the following best describes the relationship between the two underlined sentences?
- A flaw in the director's reasoning is that the director:
- As it is used in line 2, the word "current" most nearly means:
- Which of the following best describes a flaw in the author's reasoning?
- As it is used in the passage (bolded), the word biofouling most nearly means:
- The primary function of Paragraph 2 is to:
- Based on the passage, the "Gruen Effect" refers to:
- The passage most strongly suggests that Marisol's failure to return the chair to its original position indicates that she:
- As it is used in the passage (bolded), the word convey most nearly means: