English III SAT Test Prep

Question 1

Many patients found it easier to talk to "Ellie" than 6)to a real person: she didn't react in judgmental ways.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 2

This may seem negative (or positive depending on 4) your point of view); however, some studies have been remarkable.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 3

A computer 10) can tell your washer's and dryer's what a perfect wash and dry cycle is, but can it fold your laundry?

Accepted Answer

can tell your washer and dryer

Question 4

Sure, a machine is obviously 3)better at say, welding huge pieces of steel together, but what if...

Accepted Answer

better at, say, welding

Question 5

Many factory workers in the 19th century thought their jobs 1)were safe but we know now that they were wrong.

Accepted Answer

were safe, but we know

Question 6

Take Ellie, a computer program used primarily to diagnose patients with 5) depression, PTSD and other mood disorders.

Accepted Answer

depression, PTSD, and other

Question 7

Many people 2) in today's world believe there jobs are safe, but how safe are those jobs really?

Accepted Answer

in today&#x27;s world believe their jobs

Question 8

She raises some interesting questions, not only about 8)the work of psychologists', but about other human activities.

Accepted Answer

the work of psychlogists

Question 9

In some of the more basic 9)tasks those learned before the age of about 10 humans have a huge upper hand.

Accepted Answer

tasks, those learned before the age of about 10, humans

Question 10

Her voice 7) never broke on top of that she could help diagnose mental illnesses better than human observation could.

Accepted Answer

never broke. On top of that,

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