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Question 1 of 20

1. Question

Nina has several books she needs to reference in her essay about American literature. Which of the following books is listed properly?

To Kill a Mockingbird: by Harper Lee
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“The Great Gatsby,” by F. Scott Fitzgerald
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain
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“The Scarlet Letter”: by Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Question 2 of 20

2. Question

You have been asked to write a book report about 1984 in which you summarize the book in a paragraph. Which of the following is the best introductory sentence to that paragraph?

George Orwell wrote 1984 as a warning for what he worried society was going to become.
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1984 is just as relevant now as it was when it was written.
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1984 is a book about Winston, a man who lives in a dystopian future.
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Aldous Huxley wrote A Brave New World as almost a rebuttal to 1984, and offered what he thought was a more accurate view of humanity’s future.
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Question 3 of 20

3. Question

Litzy is writing a paragraph about how to make a paper airplane. She has written the sentences below. Read her response and answer questions 3 and 4.

Here is how you make a paper airplane. First, choose a _______ of paper. You will want to pick paper that is sturdy, but not too heavy. That way, it will glide well, but won’t immediately sink to the ground. Place the paper in front of you in the same direction you would if you were going to write on it. Then, take the top two corners and fold them down and together to make a point at the top of the paper. Once you have done that, fold the paper in half vertically. Flip the paper so that it opens to the right, and with your right hand fold about an inch of paper back against himself. Flip the paper over and do the same thing with your right hand.

Litzy needs to write a conclusion. Which of the following sentences would be ineffective at concluding Litzy’s paragraph?

You have just made a basic airplane that you can hold from the vertical fold to throw it.
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If you want to make a more complicated paper airplane, there are some more detailed steps you need to follow.
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When you throw it, make sure to push your arm forward in a gliding motion and release the plane before your arm moves down.
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If you’ve done everything correctly, the plane should glide nicely through the air.
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Question 4 of 20

4. Question

Here is how you make a paper airplane. First, choose a _______ of paper. You will want to pick paper that is sturdy, but not too heavy. That way, it will glide well, but won’t immediately sink to the ground. Place the paper in front of you in the same direction you would if you were going to write on it. Then, take the top two corners and fold them down and together to make a point at the top of the paper. Once you have done that, fold the paper in half vertically. Flip the paper so that it opens to the right, and with your right hand fold about an inch of paper back against himself. Flip the paper over and do the same thing with your right hand.

Litzy is having trouble deciding what word to use in the blank. Which word best fits in the blank in the second sentence of her paragraph?

piece
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peace
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peece
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peas
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Question 5 of 20

5. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

Abner and Cynthia need to stop talking on the bus because their distracting to the driver.
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Abner and Cynthia need to stop talking on the bus because they’re distracting to the driver.
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Abner and cynthia need to stop talking on the bus because they’re distracting to the driver.
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Abner and cynthia need to stop talking on the bus because their distracting to the driver.
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Question 6 of 20

6. Question

Read the text and answer questions 6–7.

(1) No matter what you like, there are a lot of shows to choose from, but they will all cost a lot. (2) Just to get a ticket in a popular show, you will probably have to pay more than $100. (3) Once you are there, food and drinks cost a lot of money, too. (4) Candy can sometimes cost more than $5 if your parents want to get a glass of wine, they might end up paying $20. (5) The price is often worth it, though, because seeing a show on Broadway is an experience that you can’t really get anywhere else.

Read the sentence.

Many people choose to eat dinner beforehand so they don’t spend a lot of money in the theater, but going out to eat in New York City is very expensive, too.

Where should the sentence be placed in the paragraph?

after sentence 1
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after sentence 2
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after sentence 3
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after sentence 4
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Question 7 of 20

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(1) No matter what you like, there are a lot of shows to choose from, but they will all cost a lot. (2) Just to get a ticket in a popular show, you will probably have to pay more than $100. (3) Once you are there, food and drinks cost a lot of money, too. (4) Candy can sometimes cost more than $5 if your parents want to get a glass of wine, they might end up paying $20. (5) The price is often worth it, though, because seeing a show on Broadway is an experience that you can’t really get anywhere else.

The paragraph is missing an introduction. Which of the following would best introduce the topic?

“Aladdin” is a very popular show on Broadway.
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If you are looking for something fun to do with your family consider going to a concert or a Broadway show.
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Going to a Broadway show can be a lot of fun, but it can also be very expensive.
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Going to a sporting event can be fun, but not everyone likes sports.
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Question 8 of 20

8. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

The most amaze trick the magician did was when he made himself levitate.
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The teacher couldn’t take it anymore, and she told the students that this was their lastly chance.
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The tomato soup was hotly enough that Sophia had to blow on it before she tasted it.
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The cafeteria worker always felt a sense of satisfaction as he handed out the final meal to the last student in line.
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Question 9 of 20

9. Question

Read the text and answer questions 9–10.

(1) In the movie, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) goes away with his girlfriend, Rose (Allison Williams) to meet her parents. (2) Chris is worried that because he’s black, his white girlfriend’s parents won’t like or accept him. (3) When he gets there, though, he finds out that they are a little too accepting of him. (4) It turns out that they are not accepting of Chris because they see him as a person and a good match for their daughter, but rather because they have evil plans for him. (5) Unlike other movies in 2017, Get Out told a compelling entertaining story, while providing modern audiences with an important and timely view of racism in America.

Adding which of the following sentences to the beginning of the paragraph would turn this informational passage into an opinion piece?

Get Out is a story about race relations.
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Get Out had a very low budget.
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Get Out made $255 million dollars.
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Get Out was the best movie of 2017.
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Question 10 of 20

10. Question

(1) Get Out was the best movie of 2017. (2) In the movie, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) goes away with his girlfriend, Rose (Allison Williams) to meet her parents. (3) Chris is worried that because he’s black, his white girlfriend’s parents won’t like or accept him. (4) When he gets there, though, he finds out that they are a little too accepting of him. (5) It turns out that they are not accepting of Chris because they see him as a person and a good match for their daughter, but rather because they have evil plans for him. (6) Unlike other movies in 2017, Get Out told a compelling entertaining story, while providing modern audiences with an important and timely view of racism in America.

Which of the following pieces of evidence supports the opinion expressed in the passage?

Lady Bird was also an important movie in 2017 that showed what it was like to feel like an outcast.
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Get Out has sparked a lot of important discussions about the nature of racism and what it feels like to be looked at as “other.”
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Get Out was directed by Jordan Peele, who is best known for his sketch comedy TV show, Key and Peele.
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Daniel Kaluuya was nominated for an Oscar for Get Out, but lost to Gary Oldman, who was amazing as Winston Churchill in The Darkest Hour.
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Question 11 of 20

11. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

Mrs. James wanted to buy the chair, but the cost was 50.00 over her budget.
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Mrs. James wanted to buy the chair, but the cost was $50 dollars over her budget.
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Mrs. James wanted to buy the chair, but the cost was $50.00¢ over her budget.
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Mrs. James wanted to buy the chair, but the cost was $50 over her budget.
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Question 12 of 20

12. Question

Read the text and answer questions 12–13.

(1)________ the forecast said it was supposed to rain all evening, it was sunny as Ali (2)________ on her deck.

Which word would best fit in blank 1?

Although
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However
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But
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Nonetheless
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Question 13 of 20

13. Question

(1)________ the forecast said it was supposed to rain all evening, it was sunny as Ali (2)________ on her deck.

Which word would best fit in blank 2?

Sit
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Sat
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Relax
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Relaxes
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Question 14 of 20

14. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

When she saw Sarah crying Tiffany asked her “What’s wrong?”
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When she saw Sarah crying Tiffany asked her, “What’s wrong”?
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When she saw Sarah crying, Tiffany asked her “What’s wrong?”
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When she saw Sarah crying, Tiffany asked her, “What’s wrong?”
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Question 15 of 20

15. Question

Read the text and answer questions 15–17.

(1) Gardening is not as easy as it sounds. (2) All plants need different amounts of light, water, space, and even soil nutrients. (3) Gardeners also have to look out for pests — including bugs and animals — that can eat their plants and ruin their harvest. (4) Some plants aren’t frost-tolerant, meaning they can’t get too cold, while others wilt in areas with extreme heat.

The author is considering adding the following sentence:

The local climate is another factor that can impact plants.

Where should the sentence be placed in the paragraph?

After sentence 1
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Question 16 of 20

16. Question

(1) Gardening is not as easy as it sounds. (2) All plants need different amounts of light, water, space, and even soil nutrients. (3) Gardeners also have to look out for pests — including bugs and animals — that can eat their plants and ruin their harvest. (4) Some plants aren’t frost-tolerant, meaning they can’t get too cold, while others wilt in areas with extreme heat.

The paragraph is missing a conclusion. Which of the following sentences best completes the passage?

Crops like beans and tomatoes need something to climb in order to grow properly.
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I enjoy gardening despite its challenges.
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Beginner gardeners should conduct research on the plants they want to grow in order to have a successful garden.
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Most gardens in America fail because they are not cared for.
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Question 17 of 20

17. Question

(1) Gardening is not as easy as it sounds. (2) All plants need different amounts of light, water, space, and even soil nutrients. (3) Gardeners also have to look out for pests — including bugs and animals — that can eat their plants and ruin their harvest. (4) Some plants aren’t frost-tolerant, meaning they can’t get too cold, while others wilt in areas with extreme heat.

Which of the following statements could replace Sentence 1 without altering the paragraph’s overall meaning or purpose?

Gardeners need to dedicate a lot of time and energy to their gardens in order to get a good harvest.
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Onions are some of the easiest vegetables to grow in your garden.
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It is best for gardeners to start out by growing flowers before trying to grow food.
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Backyard gardens are great for the environment because grocery store produce is often shipped from hundreds of miles away.
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Question 18 of 20

18. Question

Jonathan is writing an essay on American sports. Below is what he has written so far. Read it and answer questions 18–20.

Baseball was once known as America’s pastime, but football has quickly (1)_______ the most popular sport. More than 112 million viewers watched the 2022 Super Bowl, while the final game of the 2021 World Series reached fewer than 15 million viewers. This may seem (2)_______ since baseball predates football by decades, or quite possibly centuries, but it’s just a fact due to the more exciting nature of gridiron football. The full contact, the more complex rules, the feats of athleticism, and the loud and energetic environment itself all contribute to the growing love of this uniquely American sport.

Jonathan is having trouble deciding what words to use in the blanks. Which word best fits in blank 1?

becoming
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became
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become
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been
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Question 19 of 20

19. Question

Baseball was once known as America’s pastime, but football has quickly (1)_______ the most popular sport. More than 112 million viewers watched the 2022 Super Bowl, while the final game of the 2021 World Series reached fewer than 15 million viewers. This may seem (2)_______ since baseball predates football by decades, or quite possibly centuries, but it’s just a fact due to the more exciting nature of gridiron football. The full contact, the more complex rules, the feats of athleticism, and the loud and energetic environment itself all contribute to the growing love of this uniquely American sport.

Which revision best improves the paragraph by reducing bias and making the tone more objective?

Replace “the more exciting nature of gridiron football” with “the more exciting nature of football, which is clearly better than baseball.”
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Replace “the more exciting nature of gridiron football” with “differences in how the two sports are played and viewed by audiences.”
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Remove the sentence about viewership numbers because it might offend baseball fans.
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Add a sentence explaining why baseball is boring compared to football.
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Question 20 of 20

20. Question

Baseball was once known as America’s pastime, but football has quickly (1)_______ the most popular sport. More than 112 million viewers watched the 2022 Super Bowl, while the final game of the 2021 World Series reached fewer than 15 million viewers. This may seem (2)_______ since baseball predates football by decades, or quite possibly centuries, but it’s just a fact due to the more exciting nature of gridiron football. The full contact, the more complex rules, the feats of athleticism, and the loud and energetic environment itself all contribute to the growing love of this uniquely American sport.

Jonathan is having trouble deciding what words to use in the blanks. Which word best fits in blank 2?

Unattainable
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Understandable
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Supervising
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Surprising
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1. Question

Nina has several books she needs to reference in her essay about American literature. Which of the following books is listed properly?

2. Question

You have been asked to write a book report about 1984 in which you summarize the book in a paragraph. Which of the following is the best introductory sentence to that paragraph?

3. Question

Litzy is writing a paragraph about how to make a paper airplane. She has written the sentences below. Read her response and answer questions 3 and 4.

Litzy needs to write a conclusion. Which of the following sentences would be ineffective at concluding Litzy’s paragraph?

4. Question

Litzy is having trouble deciding what word to use in the blank. Which word best fits in the blank in the second sentence of her paragraph?

5. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

6. Question

Read the text and answer questions 6–7.

Read the sentence.

Where should the sentence be placed in the paragraph?

7. Question

The paragraph is missing an introduction. Which of the following would best introduce the topic?

8. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

9. Question

Read the text and answer questions 9–10.

Adding which of the following sentences to the beginning of the paragraph would turn this informational passage into an opinion piece?

10. Question

Which of the following pieces of evidence supports the opinion expressed in the passage?

11. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

12. Question

Read the text and answer questions 12–13.

Which word would best fit in blank 1?

13. Question

Which word would best fit in blank 2?

14. Question

Which sentence is written correctly?

15. Question

Read the text and answer questions 15–17.

The author is considering adding the following sentence:

Where should the sentence be placed in the paragraph?

16. Question

The paragraph is missing a conclusion. Which of the following sentences best completes the passage?

17. Question

Which of the following statements could replace Sentence 1 without altering the paragraph’s overall meaning or purpose?

18. Question

Jonathan is writing an essay on American sports. Below is what he has written so far. Read it and answer questions 18–20.

Jonathan is having trouble deciding what words to use in the blanks. Which word best fits in blank 1?

19. Question

Which revision best improves the paragraph by reducing bias and making the tone more objective?

20. Question

Jonathan is having trouble deciding what words to use in the blanks. Which word best fits in blank 2?