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#SAT Reading and Writing
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DELEGATE
formal approval, especially in government.
to state clearly and leave no room for doubt
the official power to make legal decisions and judgment.
to divide up, especially responsibilities
2
What topics are the Reading section passages about?
science, technology, social studies, and fictional stories
science and social studies
science, and math
science and technology only
3
You should leave the questions that you are unsure of blank, even when you're runing out of time.
false
true
4
A PARTICIPIAL PHRASE...
is always at the beginning of the sentence
performs as an adjective in the sentence
is a verb with -ing that is a noun
always has a comma before or after
5
What math level will NOT be included on the SAT?
Calculus
Algebra II
Algebra 1
Geometry
6
What is a dangling modifier?
a word or phrase that takes the place of a noun
a word or phrase that modifies a word not clearly stated in the sentence
a word or phrase that modifies a word next to it incorrectly
a word or phrase that modifies the adjective
7
Which one of these has the misplaced modifier?
The woman walked past the blue truck.
Rob Seng ate a juicy hamburger from the Grind Burger Kitchen
The two mob men plotted quietly in the corner smoking cigars
Eli Boone searched his car for old papers
8
Parallel structure should always be used.
False
True
9
When using a chart/graph to answer a question you should first...
determine the units
find the spot in the reading that references the image
determine the scale
read the title and the axis labels
10
How long is the "Evidence Based Reading" section?
less than 30 minutes
over 90 minutes
about 1 hour
about 45 minutes
11
You should annotate the text by summarizing as you read.
True
False
12
Complete the adjective clause.
that
he
it
who
13
A ________ clause that acts as an _______ is called an adverb clause.
Dependent; adjective
Independent; adverb
dependent; adverb
independent; appositive
14
The Math SAT is out of 800 points
True
False
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equilibrium
calm and wise
one who loves books
religious clothing
balance; steadiness
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Prohibit means
the legal act of delaying something
to give legal permission
to prevent by law
to support something
17
About how much time should you spend on EACH PASSAGE in the Reading section?
5-10 minutes
20 minutes
15-20 minutes
2 minutes
18
Definition: equitable
Developing from a child to an adult
Depriving someone of land and resources
Being fair
Achieving a goal
19
why should you try to do well on the PSAT?
practice makes perfect
builds confidence
see your strengths and weaknesses before the SAT
it's excellent practice for the SAT
20
Complete the adjective clause.
it
he
who
that
21
What are the two sections of the SAT Math Test?
Dependent Variables and Independent Variables
Analytical and Computational
Euclidian Geometry and Algebra
Calculator and Non-Calculator
22
Does this sentence use parallel structure?
Yes
No
23
What is the synonym of ineffable?
indescribable
full of sadness
expressive
joyful
24
INIQUITY
water or moisture
disgusting or simple
Wickedness or sin
Solitude or silence
25
Critical readers do what?
All of the above
Weigh the writer's claims
Evaluate information
Ask questions
26
What does the Writing and Language part of the test consist of?
grammar, vocabulary, reading passages
vocabulary, editing, and reading passages
Grammar, vocabulary in context, and editing skills
Grammar
27
incantation
to create excitement
to hide in fear
Ritual chant; spell
to board up
28
The math portion contains:
NO CALC- 20 questions & CALC- 38 questions
No Calc - 58 questions
CALC - 58 questions
CALC - 60 questions
29
How long (in regards to time) is the SAT Writing and Language section?
30
40
35
44
30
Which sentence has a comma splice?
I love going to the movies, it's so fun.
The teacher was angry. The students were too loud.
The dog was happy. He knew his owners had come home.
We went to the store. We bought milk.
31
Which show parallel structure?
The friends walk, jog and went to skip to the store.
The friends walk, jog, and skip to the store.
The friends like to walk, go jogging and skip to the store
The friends are walking, jogging and skip to the store.
32
what is a misplaced modifier
when there's information missing in a sentence
When a modifier is placed in the wrong part of the sentence
when something is true on both sides
a word that shows the relationship between two objects
33
Circumspect:
make a great effort at a mental or physical task
free and willing to take risks
looking At All Possible Consequences
at an angle to the horizontal or vertical position
34
when should you fill in answers on the scantron?
after you answer all questions for a passage
when you have 2 minutes left
after you answer each question
when you have 5 minutes left
35
Which word can NOT start a prepositional phrase
And
To
Around
With
36
which word(S) are associated with wrong answers?
although, on average
usually, on average
always, never
mostly, sometimes
37
Critical reading is active reading.
False
True
38
What is the definition of pedagogue?
One possessing abundant knowledge of minor, often uninteresting things
Significant to one's own profit or well-being
A teacher, especially one who is dull and narrow-minded
A bad imitation of; a perversion of
39
Find the sentence with the correct subject verb agreement.
Claire and Amanda shares an apartment that has 2 bedrooms.
That movie isn’t for people who scare easily.
They live in a city which have a high crime rate.
The man that were in the front row is my father.
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Does this sentence use parallel structure?
No
Yes
41
What is a prepositional phrase?
A group of words that modifies the subject of the sentence
A sentence fragment that cannot stand by itself
A sentence fragment that can stand by itself
The whole system and structure of a language
42
An adjective clause is a subordinate clause that modifies a noun
True
False
43
Choose the correct dangling modifier.
having smashed into pieces, she picked up the glass
jogging in the park, I found a baby kitten
staring at the ocean, Lisa saw the hurricane winds.
While driving, a mummified deer
44
What does inhibit mean?
To get in the way
To confuse
To reject
To fill up
45
Where does the comma go?
We, have a lot of rain in June, but not in May.
We have a lot of rain in June, but not in May.
We have a lot of rain in June but not in May.
None of the above
46
affluent
difficult to interpret or understand; mysterious.
a conference or other meeting for discussion or training.
Wealthy and privileged; well-to-do
acting or behaving in a particular way.
47
What is the definition of Digress?
to go off on a tangent during conversation
to follow directions exactly
to only care about surface-level things
To move away from the topic at hand; ramble
48
[I am upset that John is involved.]
The noun clause in this sentence is...
that John is involved
John is involved
that John
am upset that John
49
What is the first thing you should do when you start the reading section?
go back to the previous section and finish it
skim the passages, label as easy or hard
read the first passage from beginning to end
count how many questions there are for each passage
50
Which of these includes an Oxford comma?
Our school, KMHS, has built a new addition.
Students, let's learn about commas today!
Please bring me chocolate, a blankie, and a teddy bear.
Mr. Buehler, why do we have to learn about commas?
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regress
to push or charge forward
To go back to a less mature or less positive state
to act hastily
to reach a high point
52
Define: LEGACY
able to cause death
something left or handed down by another person
intense dislike or disgust for someone or thing
follows the laws or rules
53
After you finish reading each passage, ask yourself “what is the main idea of this passage?”
yes...do this!
waste of time
54
A comma usually...
merges compound words
all of the above
indicates a pause
is in between every three digits
55
How many sections are on the SAT (math counts as one)?
2
5
3
4
56
What is the definition of: Pedant
Excessively concerned with book learning and formal rules
Embarrassed; disconcerted
Artful ease with speaking; speech that can influence feeling
Great self-denial, economy, discipline; lack of adornment
57
Specter
Glasses or spectacles
A person who watches an event
A figure made in mockery
A ghost
58
When answering questions about the meaning of a word you must...
look at the summary of the passage
look for the definition of the word in the reading.
read the sentence that contains word to get the meaning
use your prior knowledge of the closest synonym
59
What does an infinitive phrase start with
a verb
All of the above
to
too
60
What is the definition of proactive?
Sometimes preparing for possible future problems.
Meditate by preparing for possible future problems.
Always by preparing for possible future problems.
Never preparing for possible future problems.
61
Which sentence has an infinitive phrase?
He ran to the bank.
To talk
Karen forgot to turn off the oven.
He ate two cakes during the party.
62
Which comma usage, is correct?
Freddy, who has a limp was in an auto accident.
Freddy who, has a limp, was in an auto accident.
Freddy, who has a limp, was in an auto accident.
Freddy who has a limp, was in an auto accident.
63
What is the definition of disenchanted?
Losing fondness for; unhappy with
identification or a specific illness or disease
A conversation between two or more people
The art of investigating or discussing the truth of opinions
64
which is an adverb
is
our
was
loudly
65
Name the adverbial clause?
If you pay your bills, your credit score will be Delicious.
If you pay your bills, your credit score will be Delicious.
If you pay your bills, your credit score will be Delicious.
If you pay your bills, your credit score will be Delicious.
66
An adverb clause is a subordinate clause that modifies verb, adjective or subject
True
False
67
A noun clause is a dependent clause that...
fills one of the five noun positions in a sentence
takes the places of an adverb
none of the above
takes the place of an adjective
68
When you see extreme words like never or always used in answer choices, you can
usually rule them out
It's ALWAYS the wrong answer
it's probably the correct answer
it's ALWAYS the right answer
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Affable
A belief or opinion held firmly
Clear; explicit
To discipline; to scold
Friendly; easy to talk to
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Superfluous
heroic
Additional to what is necessary; extra
haughty; obnoxious
an exaggerrated word or phrase
