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SAT Practice Reading Somebody's Daughter
SAT Practice Reading Somebody's Daughter
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1
The "cheery smirk" (line 81) is taken by the narrator to indicate Gumbel's
satisfaction with the publicity the Olympics were receiving
pleasure that Korean children will be well cared for
happiness that Singapore had finally been defeated
admiration for Korea's economic competitiveness
2
Lines 26-29 ("God kills...my mother") are striking for their use of
metaphor
personification
understatement
juxtaposition
3
Lines 36-49 chiefly describe Christine's
sense of superiority
emotional immaturity
motherly sympathy
cunning deceitfulness
4
Christine believes that Sarah's ethnicity is
an unfortunate fact
a source of pride
a sacred blessing
an exotic mystery
5
The narrator characterizes Reverend Jansen primarily as
an aloof scholar
a fierce taskmaster
a patronizing figure
a sympathetic caregiver
6
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
Lines 76-80 ("Since the Korean...government coffers")
Lines 48-52 ("It was almost...is not real")
Lines 24-26 ("That's why...treasure")
Lines 13-16 ("God called...second")
7
The passage suggests that Uncle Henry's role in the Thorson family is that of
a pitiable embarassment
a noble hero
a bigoted lout
a stern patriarch
8
See question on handout.
detachment
severity
empathy
geniality
9
The narrator's statement that her mother "had been murdered" (line 2) is best taken to mean
B
C
A
D
10
In line 45, "charged" most nearly means
demanded
loaded
attacked
entrusted