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24. Which choice most effectively combines the underlined sentences?

SAT Writing Practice on 2.5.2021

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24. Which choice most effectively combines the underlined sentences?
B) The idea is obviously very attractive: an obscure method...
C) An obscure method of photography may be made...
D) An obscure method of photography, an idea that is obviously
A) With the idea being obviously very attractive, an obscure method...
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31.
C) her
A) NO CHANGE
B) their
D) its
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33. Which choice offers an accurate interpretation of the data in the graphs?
B) The project category with the highest average pledge...
D) The project category with the highest average pledge...
A) The project category with the lowest amount of money...
C) The project category with the lowest average pledge...
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26.
C) Work that is easily understood, and appreciatedis supported
D) Work—that is easily understood and appreciated—is supported,
B) Work that is easily understood and appreciatedis supported,
A) NO CHANGE
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D) he or she loves
B) they love
C) loved by him or her
A) NO CHANGE
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27. Should the writer make this addition here?
B) Yes, because it reinforces the writer’s point about the funding...
A) Yes, because it gives more information...
D) No, because it blurs the focus of the paragraph by introducing...
C) No, because it fails to take into account project funding ...
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25.
B) Therefore,
D) As a rule,
C) In effect,
A) NO CHANGE
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32. To make this paragraph most logical, sentence 2 should be placed
D) after sentence 5.
B) after sentence 3.
A) where it is now.
C) after sentence 4.
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29.
C) riders,” who did not make
A) NO CHANGE
D) riders” to not make
B) riders,” not making
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23.
A. No Change
b. its
d. their
c. its'
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28.
B) Conversely,
C) However,
D) Thus,
A) NO CHANGE