ACT English- What have you learned?

Some residents of Michigan would probably be surprised and shocked to learn

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• saddened

• surprised

• saddened and surprised

The light brown stone is easily distinguished from other stones having its pattern of numerous and contiguous six-sided cells.

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• by

• because

• from

but some also contain Which choice would best help to establish that the stones can vary from one another?

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• but contain some

• which predominantly possess

• and also include

Some rock collectors might be fortunate to find a stone that has been naturally polished by wind; sand; and water.

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• wind and sand

• wind sand

• wind, sand,

The stone is highly conducive to hand polishing; it is soft enough to give way to sandpaper.

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• hand polishing, it

• hand polishing being it

• hand polishing it

It is important to take time to remove all of the scratches; then, they will be present in the finished stone.

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• whereas

• otherwise

• and

One advantage of using a rock tumbler instead of hand polishing the stones are that the tumbler can do the work.

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• is

• were

• are

Each of us has pulled a lawn chair onto the expansive wooden deck.

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• over

• by

• upon

The writer wants to liken the wild turkeys to people.

• sounding off on

• clucking and chirping

• fluffing their feathers

• pecking

American television played a major role in the Americanization of Australian English, causing Australian’s to replace British words.

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• Australians

• Australians’

• Australian