ACT Reading Mini Test 1

Front

What does the main character's resemblance to her new friends signify in the context of the passage?

Back

It signifies the influence of peer relationships and the desire to fit in.

Front

What is the meaning of the word 'assimilate' as used in the passage?

Back

To conform or adapt to the norms of a group.

Front

What reaction does the main character NOT experience during her meeting with her new friends?

Back

Nervous trembling.

Front

What is the main point of the passage regarding teen friendships?

Back

The attractions of making new friends and feeling wanted can lead teens to behave in ways that are not typical for them.

Front

What does the word 'rupturing' imply in the context of the passage?

Back

It implies causing a disruption or break in a situation.

Front

How can peer pressure influence a teenager's behavior according to the passage?

Back

Peer pressure can lead teens to act out of character to gain acceptance.

Front

What are some common emotional reactions teens may experience when meeting new friends?

Back

Excitement, anxiety, and a desire for acceptance.

Front

Why is understanding vocabulary important in reading comprehension?

Back

Understanding vocabulary helps in grasping the main ideas and nuances of the text.

Front

What role does self-identity play in the context of making new friends?

Back

Self-identity can be challenged or reshaped by the desire to fit in with new social groups.

Front

What strategies can teens use to maintain their identity while making new friends?

Back

Setting personal boundaries, being true to oneself, and choosing friends who respect individuality.