ACT

How many questions in the English test?

• 40
• 45
• 75
• 50

How much time do you have to complete the English section of the ACT?

• 45 minutes

• 1 hour

• 35 minutes

• 75 minutes

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2B

What are the two type of questions in English?

• Grammar/usage & Rhetorical
• Root words & grammar
• Main Idea & Rhetorical
• Grammar & Usage

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.K.1D

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.1.1J

About what percentage is NO CHANGE correct on the ACT?

• about 10%
• about 20%
• about 5%
• about 15%

Select the complex sentence.

• Because she was aggressive, the girl was pulled out of the game.
• The aggressive girl was pulled out of the game.
• The girl was aggressive and was pulled out of the game.
• The girl played, but her aggression led to her being pulled out of the game.

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

Comma Question: Through modern geology, humans have a clearer -- though hardly complete -- understanding of the mechanism of magma flow, and can analyze the vibrations of the earth to warn of recent eruptions.

• NO CHANGE
• and, can
• and can,
• and

Word Choice Question: Through modern geology, humans have a clearer -- though hardly complete -- understanding of the mechanism of magma flow, and can analyze the vibrations of the earth to warn of recent eruptions.

• NO CHANGE
• distant
• approximate
• impending

SV Agreement Question: Most volcanoes were being the result of magma flowing out of the surface of the earth and hardening, usually near a subduction zone.

• NO CHANGE
• Most volcanoes have been
• Most volcanoes are
• Most volcanoes will be

Comprehension Question: This magma is red hot and eventually penetrates unstable pockets of the Earth's surface.
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Given that all the choices are true, which one provides the most logical cause for the action described in the statement immediately following this underlined portion?

• NO CHANGE
• This magma rises
• This magma condenses
• This magma forms pools

Transition Word Question: Geologic processes are slow, while research must include the study of ancient human accounts of eruptions and layers of rock millions of years old.

• NO CHANGE
• slow, but
• slow, so
• slow, although