So...are you ready for the PSAT or SAT????

Question 1

Questions that ask you to, "describe the relationship between" want you to?

Accepted Answer

Make a connection

Question 2

Questions that ask you, "determine the impact" want to know the

Accepted Answer

author's intent

Question 3

Effective annotating skills include? (check all that apply)

Accepted Answer

Highlighting references to the theme and characterization, Recording interactions with the text, Rewording hard to understand questions, Making note of literary elements and rhetoric

Question 4

Determine the sentence that has been written in the best structure

Accepted Answer

Since we have extra time, we will have eggs and toast.

Question 5

Questions that use terminology such as "implies that" require you to?

Accepted Answer

Draw a conclusion

Question 6

Which terms is the best antonym for the term explicable

Accepted Answer

Baffling

Question 7

Determine the character traits that are most often analyzed in a literary work?

Accepted Answer

Speech, Actions, Thoughts, Looks, Emotions

Question 8

Marking strategies help students?

Accepted Answer

Determine how to approach questions they must return to

Question 9

Questions that refer to specific portions of the text want you to?

Accepted Answer

Cite evidence

Question 10

What is the focus of the writing and language section of the SAT?

Accepted Answer

usage of standard English conventions

Question 11

A compound sentence is made up of _____ clauses?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 12

Which term serves as the BEST antonym for studious?

Accepted Answer

disinterested

Question 13

Which transition term should be used for continuations or additions?

Accepted Answer

Moreover

Question 14

Questions that say, "as it is used in lines..." tend to refer to terms that?

Accepted Answer

are ambiguous

So...are you ready for the PSAT or SAT????

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So...are you ready for the PSAT or SAT????

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