Practice ACT English

Question 1

The few times that I’ve helped a friend garden has given me the joy of touching the soil again.

Accepted Answer

have given

Question 2

Built upon second-century foundations. St. Peter’s was partially designed by Michelangelo.

Accepted Answer

foundations,

Question 3

The antara was once the more richer and more powerful empire in South America.

Accepted Answer

the richest and most

Question 4

Tide charts covering the refrigerator door; and a microscope was sitting on the kitchen table.

Accepted Answer

sitting

Question 5

He organized a “living tableau,” which a live scene was presented by silent, costumed actors.

Accepted Answer

a live scene

Question 6

Having studied, my mother is a marine biologist.

Accepted Answer

My mother is

Question 7

Often, my brother and I, joined our mother on her adventures into tidal lands.

Accepted Answer

brother and I

Question 8

Each pipe is individually rolled to create the proper pitch before being bound to other pipes.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 9

I enjoyed the vegetables that my father pursued out of the earth.

Accepted Answer

coaxed

Question 10

I wish I’d spend more time with him in the garden.

Accepted Answer

wish I had spent

Question 11

Similar forms of demonstrations had been adopted by national woman suffrage organizations.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 12

Women wearing white represented states where women could vote.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 13

The pipes, which can vary numerously from three to fifteen, are fashioned from clay.

Accepted Answer

in number

Question 14

His glowing smile are evidence of his pride inall that he did.

Accepted Answer

is

Question 15

I grew up with buckets, shovels, and nets waiting by the back door; hip-waders in the closet;

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 16

Accordingly, St. Peter’s Basilica is the biggest cathedral in the Northern Hemisphere.

Accepted Answer

OMIT the word

Question 17

I would help him collect the produce. To me, it was much more fun to reap than sowing.

Accepted Answer

much more fun to reap than to sow.

Question 18

Everything was subservient to the disposal of the tides.

Accepted Answer

depended on

Question 19

Intricate mosaics lining each of the basilica’s several smaller domes.

Accepted Answer

line

Question 20

At the top of the tiers, stood a woman dressed asLady Liberty.

Accepted Answer

tiers stood a woman

Question 21

Sculptures by Michelangelo and Bernini contributes to the basilica’s beauty.

Accepted Answer

contribute

Question 22

This chapel displays what many consider some of the most important works of Renaissance art.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 23

Unfortunately, the music of the Incas can probably never be exactly re-creating.

Accepted Answer

re-created exactly.

Question 24

Suffragettes lined both sides of Locust St. between the delegates’ hotel and the meeting hall.

Accepted Answer

No Change

Question 25

Whether its bright or dreary, the music of the Andes highlands is unique in the musical world.

Accepted Answer

it's

Practice ACT English

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Practice ACT English

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