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1
They have played
catch for hours, ran until they were breathless, and developed strategies...
No Change
Playing
They played
They're going to play
2
They
previously
learned that playing fair, being a team player, and displaying good...
also
conversely
No Change
instead
3
...is a result of rushing
their
young children from one planned, scheduled, and coached sport..
No change
they're
this
there
4
Which is NOT correct for the bolded phrase: they were acquiring
skills. They
were just playing.
skills, for they
skills, as they
skills they
skills; they
5
The ACT is not an important test, and you shouldn't worry about getting a good score.
True
False
6
..participate in activities the whole family can
enjoy, such as hiking, swimming, or
skiing...
enjoy; such as hiking, swimming or
enjoy: such as hiking swimming, or
enjoy such as hiking swimming or
No Change
7
...one
planned, scheduled, and coached sport
to another.
practices and/or games of one type of organized sport
sport (the organized type)
organized sport
No change
8
"This
product which was
insidious in its results, was purported to help cure symptoms."
product, which was
No Change
product, that was being
product, which being
9
Despite this
many doctors and psychologists today are concerned...
No Change
Alternatively
In fact
However
10
Thirty years ago, most
childrens'
first experience with organized games was in school.
No Change
childrens
children
children's
11
As
a final irony, one of the reasons families are consuming so much fattening...
If
Whether
To
No Change
12
When reading for the ACT, you need to pay attention to context clues for vocabulary.
False
True
13
"One of the primary causes of the epidemic is
inactivity; even though
more young..."
No Change
inactivity, even though, more
inactivity; even though, more
inactivity, even though more
14
"The radioactive elements
were
being used to treat cancer."
is
No Change
was
are
15
The theme is the moral of the story or message the author is trying to teach.
False
True
16
The main idea of a piece of writing is the same as the theme.
False
True
17
When reading passages for the ACT you should read them word for word.
True
False
18
"A classic example in the story
in
what happened following the discovery of radioactivity."
No Change
to
with
of
19
With families eating more high-fat, less nutritious convenience foods,
this is certain possible
this is a possibility.
No Change
possibly, this could happen.
this is most certainly a distinct possibility.
20
Which of the following is NOT the correct way to combine sentences?
... expectations of ending world hunger, and another....
expectations of ending world hunger. Because another may
...expectations of ending world hunger. Another...
... expectations of ending world hunger; another
