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Actual SAT questions from the Practice Test 5.
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1
3-D printing helps paleontologists.
BY CONTRAST
,
researchers rely on this technique to study a fossil in Brazil.
NO CHANGE
For example,
Besides,
Nonetheless,
2
These political machines packed courts by purchasing
VOTES
,
a form of election fraud.
NO CHANGE
votes, that is
votes, being
votes, which it is
3
People begin to feel that paying for the art
LOVED BY THEM
is someone else’s responsibility.
he or she loves
NO CHANGE
they love
loved by him or her
4
The researchers put both the athletes and agroup of
MATCHED
control subjects into scanners and quizzed them. (V in C)
competing
distinguishable
identical
comparable
5
One of the artist’s most
FAMOUS
images showed Tweed with a bag of money in place of his head.
famous and well-known
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famous, commonly known
famous and commonly known
6
One team makes models of dinosaur bones 1/10 the bones’ original sizes
IN ORDER TO LEARN
how they fit together.
in order for learning
so that one is learning
NO CHANGE
so to learn
7
Will companies be able to
BOOST
their products by manipulating online ratings on a massive scale? (Vocab in Context)
promote
increase
protect
accelerate
8
These models have exapanded knowledge of ancient species and
SWEAR
to advance the field of paleontology in the future.
promise
vow
NO CHANGE
subscribe
9
Will companies be able to boost their products by manipulating online ratings on a massive
SCALE
? (Vocab in context)
wage
scheme
level
interval
10
By subverting thepresumption that money used for her project is donated, the playwright showed that
OUR
work has value.
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its
their
her
11
Researchers from the National Museum of Brazil
HAS RELIED
on this technique to study a fossilized skeleton
is relying
relied
NO CHANGE
will rely
12
At
IT'S
best, the system can give creators direct access to millions of potential backers.
their
its'
NO CHANGE
its
13
In 1875 Tweed escaped from jail and fled to Spain and brought about one final
PINNACLE
for the power of cartoons.
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triumph
culmination
apex
14
Boss Tweed’s Tammany Hall group, which controlled New York
CITY IN THE 1860s
—
stole more than $30 million,
City in the 1860s,
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City, in the 1860s,
City in the 1860s
15
Those who have seen the space consider it vital.
HOWEVER
,
that group may not be large enough.
therefore,
in effect,
as a rule,
NO CHANGE
16
In 1875 Tweed escaped from jail and fled to Spain and unwittingly
BROUGHT
about one final pinnacle.
has brought
bringing
brings
NO CHANGE
17
Researchers determined that
ONE
had found a new species, a 75-million-year-old crocodile
he or she
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it
they
18
In the past, such research was limited by the weight and bulk of the fossils as well as
ITS
preciousness and fragility.
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it's
their
there
19
The adult brain was thought incapable of spawning new neurons—that the brain’s
BASIC
structure was static. (V in C)
fundamental
simple
initial
necessary
20
The plastic hardens quickly,
IT
allows the printer to build the layers of the final model.
that
this
NO CHANGE
which
