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SAT Writing & Language- A Familiar Voice

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These questions are designed for the Redesigned SAT writing section.

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7. naming
eying
misdiagnosing
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guessing
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2. those authors, Kenzaburo Oe or Yasunari Kawabata
those authors, Kenzaburo Oe, or Yasunari Kawabata
those authors Kenzaburo Oe or Yasunari Kawabata
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those authors, Kenzaburo Oe or Yasunari Kawabata,
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6. manuscripts, tearing it up.
manuscripts, tearing them up.
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manuscripts, tearing up in the process.
manuscripts and tear them up.
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9. Mishima starred
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and starred
starred
starring
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1. well. Japanese
well, but Japanese
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well; Japanese
well, Japanese
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10. to overthrow and remove from power
to overthrow
to remove from his position as Emperor
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to throw over and usurp
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11. Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portions would NOT be acceptable?
nevertheless,
still,
for all this,
furthermore
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8. View handout!
B. Mishima's...Prize
D. Midhima...University.
A. NO CHANGE
C. Mishima's...world
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3 Which of the following introductions to this para. best addresses the previous paragraph?
As in Europe or the United States,
Amid this economic and political conflict
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Obvious to anyone who's looking for it,
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5. Which of the following true choices best helps to establish a contrast in the sentence?
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T., who is less known to Western audiences than Mishima.
T., a master of the classical Japanese poetic form, the waka
T., who had also been a gread reader of a German poet.
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4. actor, and bodybuilder,
actor and bodybuilder,
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actor, and bodybuilder
actor, and, bodybuilder