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Q: 1 The solar-power industry in the United States has seen

dramatic growth during recent years as energy
consumers have sought to become more self-sufficient,
diminish their environmental _____________________ energy
bills. As a result of increased demand for solar energy, the
solar-power industry now offers one of the
fastest-growing career paths in the country.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the

conventions of Standard English?
A. impact. And lowering their

B. impact, plus they can lower their
C. impact-with lower
✓ Your Ans D. impact, and lower their
Section: New SAT Prac 11 V M1 Question Type: Multiple Choice (Radiobutton) QID: 3991
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Q: 2 Text 1
This text is adapted from a speech delivered in 1980 by Thurgood Marshall, “Remarks at the Second Circuit Judicial
Conference.”
It can never be the greatest good for the greatest number to deny the equal moral worth of a fellow human being.
Similarly, when the interests of individuals clash, there cannot be any danger of predisposition by the court if each
litigant is to be confident that he has received equal treatment. Before the bar, all men and women must stand equal,
with their claims resolved solely on the strength of legal principles.
Text 2
This text is adapted from Steven Mazie, “Playing Favourites.” C2014 by the Economist Newspaper Limited.
Indeed, new research by three political scientists shows just how avidly the justices go to bat for causes they identify
with. In their paper, Lee Epstein of the University of Southern California and two colleagues examined 4,519 votes in
516 Supreme Court free-speech cases from 1953 to 2010 to determine whether “justices defend the speech they hate.”
The answer: rarely.
Based on the texts, how would Mazie (text 2) most likely respond to the position Marshall takes in Text 1?
✗ Your Ans A. He would argue that although casual observation of Supreme Court rulings debunks Marshall’s claim,
examination of them by legal scholars confirms it.
B. He would consider Marshall’s description true for the majority of Supreme Court rulings but
misrepresentative
of rulings in free-speech cases.
C. He would contend that Marshall’s assessment was an unusual one in the past but has grown increasingly
mainstream in the current political climate.
✓ Correct Ans D. He would assert that Marshall’s sentiment is contradicted by judges’ sympathetic treatment of litigants
whose
beliefs they endorse.
Q: 3 Invented in 1775, Scheele's green (CuHAsO3) is an acidic copper arsenite that creates a vivid emerald green pigment and
is dangerous to humans. Used in wallpaper and candles in Victorian-era England, the arsenite was completely phased out
by the late 1800s, as the public gained knowledge of how toxic its vapors were. However, after the turn of the century,
Scheele's green reappeared as an effective insecticide and, controversially, as a food dye to create bright green candy.
Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?
A. It describes an invention and then gives specific reasons for its continued use.
✓ Your Ans B. It introduces a product and then discusses both the uses and the dangers associated with that product.
C. It describes a hypothesis concerning a compound and then contradicts that hypothesis.
D. It explains the initial purpose of an invention and then questions the ethics behind that invention.
Q: 4 This text is adapted from The Frozen-Water Trade: A True Story by Gavin Weightman (C2003 by Gavin Weightman).
The natural-ice trade began to decline from the early decades of the twentieth century, though in more remote areas of
North America where electric power was not available but lake ice was abundant in winter, it survived as late as the 1950s.
As ice harvesting died out, the evidence of its former vast scale rapidly disappeared. There was no alternative use for the
great ice-houses, many of which simply burned down, often set alight by a spark from a steam train - they were surprisingly
flammable, as most were made of wood and kept as dry as possible to better preserve the blocks of ice they housed. But
the majority were demolished or simply rotted away.
Which choice best states the main idea of the text?
✓ Your Ans A. The natural-ice industry declined over several decades, leaving few traces of its magnitude.
B. The arrival of the steam train signaled the demise of ice harvesting.
C. Icehouses were extremely flammable and therefore few remain.
D. In the 1950s, the natural-ice industry experienced a short-lived revival.
Q: 5 The process of converting landfills into parks presents some challenges, but they are surmountable. When buried waste
decomposes, it releases flammable gases such as methane, causing a potential health hazard. Also, while landfills are
inexpensive to purchase, maintenance costs can be high. However, technological advances allow park designers to
address both concerns. Turning the ________ problem into an advantage, Freshkills uses a gas-collection system that
converts methane into enough energy to heat 22,000 homes, a process that will generate $12 million in revenue to offset
the cost of park construction.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
A. disgusting
✓ Your Ans B. noxious
C. gross
D. foul
Q: 6 Text 1
This text is adapted from a speech delivered in 1793 by Hugh Henry Brackenridge, “Oration on the Celebration of the
Anniversary of Independence, July 4, 1793.”
The heart of America feels the cause of France. She takes a part in all her councils, approves her wisdom, blames her
excesses. She is moved, impelled, elevated, and depressed with all the changes of her good and bad fortune. She feels
the same furry in her veins. She is tossed and shaken with all the variety of hopes and fears attending her situation. Why
not? Can we be indifferent? Is not our fate interlaced with hers? For, O! France, if the Republic perishes, where is the
honor due to ours? From whom respect to our flag upon the seas? Not from France restored to a monarch and indignant
at those very feelings which are now our glory: not from the despots that are against her. These will easily recollect that the
cause of their evils took their rise here.
Text 2
This text is adapted from Alexander Hamilton, Volume 7. Originally published in 1794.
The war which now rages is, and for obvious reasons is likely to continue to be, carried on with unusual animosity and
rancor. It is highly probable that the resentment of the combined powers against us if we should take part in it, would be, if
possible, still more violent than it is against France. Our interference would be regarded as altogether officious and
wanton. How far this idea might lead to the aggravation of the ordinary calamities of war, would deserve serious reflection.
Based on Text 2, what argument would Hamilton most likely have offered regarding the despots mentioned in the
underlined portion in Text 1?
A. They would try to engage in diplomacy with the United States if it entered the war on the side of France.
B. They would fear the involvement of the United States enough to reconsider their position regarding
France.
✓ Your Ans C. They would probably retaliate strongly if the United States became involved in the conflict with France.
D. They would most likely have respect for the United States if it chose to stand by its French ally.
Q: 7 One example of a successful landfill ______ Freshkills, a

space on the coast of Staten Island, New York, that was
once a 2,200 acre dump. The park offers many
recreational opportunities largely unavailable in the city,
such as horseback riding, nature trails, and kayaking.
Coastline restoration introduces water absorbing plants,
protecting residential areas from flood damage. The
park’s design also features a solar station that will
produce enough energy to power more than 2,000
homes.

A. park, is
✓ Your Ans B. park is
C. park is,
D. park is:
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Q: 8
A. to 20,185 jobs in 2014, more than the number of manufacturing jobs.

✓ Your Ans B. from 43,934 jobs in 2010 to 97,031 jobs in 2014.
C. less than the growth rate for jobs in manufacturing.
D. from 11,744 jobs in 2010 to 15,112 jobs in 2014.
Q: 9 This text is adapted from Walt Whitman's open letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson, August 1856. The full letter was published
with Leaves of Grass, a collection of Whitman's poetry.
The lists of ready-made literature which America inherits by the mighty inheritance of the English language - all the rich
repertoire of traditions, poems, histories, metaphysics, plays, classics, translations, have made, and still continue,
magnificent preparations for that other plainly signified literature, to be your own, to be electric, fresh, lusty, to express the
full-sized body, male and female - to give the modern meanings of things, to grow up beautiful, lasting, commensurate with
America, with all the passions of home, with the inimitable sympathies of having been boys and girls together, and of
parents who were with our parents.
Which choice best states the main purpose of the text?
A. To argue that an older literary tradition is a repository containing everything necessary for creating a new
literature.
B. To argue that an older literary tradition is an important asset for a nation that celebrates individual
freedom.
✓ Your Ans C. To argue that an older literary tradition is a valuable basis for a new and singular development.
D. To argue that an older literary tradition is a relic with historical significance but with no contemporary
relevance.
Q: 10 A Map of the World is a 1994 novel by Jane Hamilton. In

chapter 10, the narrator discusses his family’s new home.
One of the central themes in this chapter is that the past
can have an effect on the present: _________
Which quotation from “A Map of the World” most

effectively illustrates the claim?
A. “The people who lived in our house probably

considered, as most of us do, that our moment is
what is real. It wasn’t too long after we moved to
the farm that for me time began to run together”
✗ Your Ans B. “That way of seeing probably comes with age.
The past seemed to flow into the present, in
some instances taking over the here and now”
✓ Correct Ans C. “Yet I also believed that those few things in the
chest, all of the associations long gone, the layers
of wallpaper in our bedroom, the journal in the
closet-all of that experience matters.”
D. “I remember, that first April, when we found the
crocuses coming up all over the hillside in the
back beyond the pond.”
Q: 11 Reclaiming landfills for park space offers multiple advantages to urban areas. Land formerly used for garbage is usually
inexpensive to buy. It is also ________: the Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the United States has at least
10,000 closed municipal landfills. By restoring the landscape, these parks also hold tremendous benefits for the
environment; because they transform a blemish of raising property values.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
A. prolific
✓ Your Ans B. abundant
C. magnanimous
D. excessive
Q: 12 In US cities, open space is difficult to come by. In New

York, _____ , nearly half of the districts have less than 1.5
acres of parkland per 1,000 residents. For this reason,
cities must creatively use what is available, including
repurposing landfills. Transforming landfills into parks
has its pitfalls, but it is well worth the effort for
communities to invest in these spaces.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical

transition?
A. likewise,
B. on the other hand,
C. in addition,
✓ Your Ans D. for example,
Q: 13 The mechanical properties of metals depend on how flaws in the crystal structure, called defects, move and interact. These
defects are produced by almost inevitable imperfections in the regular stacking of atoms in the crystalline material. The
most common type of stacking fault is called a dislocation. Metals bend, rather than shattering like porcelain, because
dislocations can shift around and accommodate the deformation. But if dislocations accumulate and get entangled,
restricting their ability to move, the metal becomes brittle. This is what happens after repeated deformation, causing the
cracking known as metal fatigue. Dislocations can also get trapped at the boundaries between the fine, microscopic grains
that divide a metal into mosaics of crystallites. The arrest of dislocations at grain edges means that metals may be made
harder by reducing the size of their grains, a useful trick for modifying their mechanical behaviour.
Which choice best describes the main idea of the text?
✓ Your Ans A. Defects in the crystal structure of a metal determine that metal's mechanical properties.
B. Dislocations are the most common type of stacking fault in a metal.
C. The mechanical behavior of a metal can be modified by increasing the size of a metal's grains.
D. Microscopic grains divide a metal into mosaics of crystallites.
Q: 14 Built in southern Greece in the fourth century BCE and rediscovered in the late nineteenth century CE, the outdoor
amphitheater of Epidaurus is renowned for allowing performers’ voices to carry even to the last of its fifty-five rows.
The source of this acoustic quality, _______ has long been misunderstood.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
A. therefore,
✓ Your Ans B. however,
C. instead,
D. consequently,
Q: 15 The most plausible justification for higher taxes on automobile fuel is that fuel consumption harms the environment and
thus adds to the costs of traffic congestion. But the fact that burning fuel creates these “negative externalities” does not
imply that no tax on fuel could ever be too high. Economics is precise about the tax that should, in principle, be levied to
deal with negative externalities: the tax on a liter of fuel should be equal to the harm caused by using a liter of fuel. If the
tax is more than that, its costs (including the inconvenience to those who would rather have used their cars) will exceed its
benefits (including any reduction in congestion and pollution).
Which choice best describes the function of the underlined portion in the text as a whole?
✗ Your Ans A. It restates a point made earlier in the text.

B. It provides the evidence on which a theory is based.
✓ Correct Ans C. It presents a specific application of a general principle.
D. It summarizes a justification with which the
Q: 16 When Arthur Conan Doyle introduce the brilliant and

eccentric London detective Sherlock Holmes in the 1887
novel A Study in Scarlet, relatively few readers took notice.
Beginning in 1891, though, a steady stream of short
stories published in the London magazine The Strand
caused Holmes’s fan base to grow exponentially, and by
1893, the character was an international sensation. With
Holmes at the height of his popularity, readers who
purchased The Strand’s December 1893 issue were taken
aback by the shocking conclusion of the latest installment:
___________ from a waterfall in Switzerland while fighting
his enemy Moriarty, was dead.
✓ Your Ans A. Holmes, having plunged

B. Holmes, having plunged,
C. Holmes; having plunged
D. Holmes having plunged
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Q: 17 Born in the Dominican Republic and fleeing from that country at a young age, writer Julia Alvarez focuses much of her
writing on her experience as an immigrant, her bicultural identity, and the role of women in public life. Her novels explore
the apathy revolving around the lack of accessible health care in countries with a high rate of poverty, helping readers to
become aware of this inequality and seek change to correct it. In an essay, a student states that specific aspects of
Alvarex's work help to introduce this inequality to readers in an accessible way.
Which quotation from a scholarly review of Alvarez's work best supports the student's claim?
A. “Alvarez's novels explore life in the Dominican Republic, namely, how a group of sisters work together to
help the citizens escape the rule of the country's dictator.”
✓ Correct Ans B. “In Alvarez's most recent novel, she focuses on a family living in the Dominican Republic who rely on a
volunteer organization for health care.”
✗ Your Ans C. “When Alvarez moved to the United States, she was forced to learn a new language and become familiar
with new and unfamiliar customs in order to fit in with her community.”
D. “Alvarez's husband is a doctor who has traveled to many impoverished countries, where he has assisted
with the medical treatment of many citizens.”
Q: 18 In recent years, neuroscientists have begun to gain

insight into some of the underlying mechanisms of
breathing. In the late 1980s, researchers identified a
group of brainstem neurons responsible for regulating
________ has served as a launching pad for studies into
how the brain integrates breathing with other behaviors.
A. respiration, that discovery

B. respiration that discovery
✓ Your Ans C. respiration—a discovery that
D. respiration, a discovery, that
Q: 19 To drivers, the color red means stop, but on a map it tells traffic engineers to leap into action. Traffic control centers like
the one on the seventh floor of Boston's City Hall—a room cluttered with computer terminals and live video feeds of urban
intersections—represent the brain of a traffic system. The city's network of sensors, cables and signals are the nerves
connected to the rest of the body. “Most people don't think there are eyes and ears keeping track of all this stuff,” says
John DeBenedictis, the center's engineering director. But in reality, engineers literally watch our every move, making subtle
changes that relieve and redirect traffic.
Which choice best describes the function of the underlined portion in the text as a whole?
A. To describe a problem commonly faced by traffic engineers.

B. To point out some important differences between traffic control centers and the human brain.
✗ Your Ans C. To discuss the purpose of items found in traffic control centers.
✓ Correct Ans D. To provide examples of ways in which drivers' actions can be monitored remotely.
Q: 20 Totem poles, which are typically created out of red cedar,

were traditionally built to mark a family’s lineage and
validate its rights and privileges. The poles would not
necessarily tell a story so much as ____ would serve to
document stories and histories familiar to community
members or particular family or clan members.

A. it
B. some
C. these
✓ Your Ans D. they
Q: 21 How does the brain operate when assessing these two different types of scenarios? The results were intriguing. Common
to both types of situation was some level of mental activity in parts of the brain, such as the hippocampus, that are at work
when we in general recall facts or events. Such activity was detectable regardless of the nature of the scenario—that is,
whether the scenario was informative (when Peter only heard about the characters) or interactive (when he actually met
the characters). However, there were a few striking finer distinctions in activity relative to the two scenarios and these
depended on the type of character involved.
As used in the text, what does the word “operate” most nearly mean?
A. manipulate
B. exercise
✓ Your Ans C. function
D. conduct
Q: 22 Clostridium botulinum (C.botulinum) is a spore-forming

food-borne bacterium that releases a highly dangerous
neurotoxin, often causing serious illness or death. Boiling
food for 10 minutes will kill C.botulinum in the unlikely
event that it is present, but this will also destroy many
beneficial vitamins and minerals. Since C. botulinum is
almost exclusively found in home-canned goods, some
experts recommend eating only commercially-produced
cans of food, consequently _________
Which choice most logically completes the text?
A. making C.botulinum more vulnerable to the

effects of boiling.
✓ Your Ans B. avoiding the ingestion of C.botulinum without
losing healthful nutrients.
C. maximizing the many health benefits of
C.botulinum.
D. enabling safe consumption of food retained with
C.botulinum.
Q: 23 While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:

● Physicist Muluneh Abebe was working on a garment suited for both warm and cold conditions.
● He analyzed the emissivity, or ability to emit heat, of the materials he planned to use.
● Abebe found that reflective metal fibers emitted almost no heat and had an emissivity of 0.02.
● He found that silicon carbide fibers absorbed large amounts of heat and had an emissivity of 0.74.
● The amount of heat a material absorbs is equal to the amount of heat it emits.
The student wants to contrast the emissivity of reflective metal fibers with that of silicon carbide fibers. Which choice
most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?
A. The ability of reflective metal fibers and silicon carbide fibers to emit heat was determined by an analysis
of
each material’s emissivity.
B. The amount of heat a material absorbs is equal to the amount it emits, as evidenced in Abebe’s
analyses.
C. Though the reflective metal fibers and silicon carbide fibers had different rates of emissivity, Abebe
planned to
use both in a garment.
✓ Your Ans D. Whereas the reflective metal fibers had an emissivity of just 0.02, the silicon carbide fibers absorbed
large
amounts of heat, resulting in an emissivity of 0.74.
Q: 24 For most of human history, the phrase “light pollution” would have made no sense. Imagine walking toward London on a
moonlit night around 1800, when it was Earth's most populous city. Nearly a million people lived there, making do, as they
always had, with candles and rushlights and torches and lanterns. Only a few houses were lit by gas, and there would be
no public gaslights in the streets or squares for another seven years. From a few miles away, you would have been as
likely to smell London as to see its dim collective glow.
Which choice best states the main idea of the text?
✗ Your Ans A. Before electricity, it was difficult to travel to London at night.

B. Gas lighting existed long before it was widely used.
✓ Correct Ans C. Light pollution is a relatively recent phenomenon in human history.

D. Because of its large population, London has had light pollution for centuries.
Q: 25 This text is adapted from Thedore Dreiser, Sister Carrie.Originally published in 1900.
It was not often that she came to the play stirred to her heart's core by actualities. To-day a low song of longing had been
set singing in her heart by the finery, the merriment, the beauty she had seen. Oh, these women who had passed her by,
hundreds and hundreds strong, who were they? Whence came the rich, elegant dresses, the astonishingly coloured
buttons, the knick-knacks of silver and gold? Where were these lovely creatures housed? Amid what elegancies of carved
furniture, decorated walls, elaborate tapestries did they move? Where were their rich apartments, loaded with all that
money could provide? In what stables champed these sleek, nervous horses and rested the gorgeous carriages? Where
lounged the richly groomed footmen?
As used in the text, what does the word “stirred” most nearly mean?
✓ Correct Ans A. moved

B. angered
C. prodded
✗ Your Ans D. encouraged
Q: 26 The following text is from Edgar Allan Poe's 1844 short story “The Purloined Letter.” In the excerpt that follows, the narrator
and his close friend Dupin are discussing a recent police search for the stolen document referenced in the title; the Prefect
is a high-ranking official in the police force.
"Yes," said Dupin. "The measures adopted were not only the best of their kind, but carried out to absolute perfection. Had
the letter been deposited within the range of their search, these fellows would, beyond a question, have found it."
I merely laughed, but he seemed quite serious in all that he said.
"The measures, then," he continued, "were good in their kind and well executed; their defect lay in their being inapplicable
to the case and to the man. A certain set of highly ingenious resources are, with the Prefect, a sort of Procrustean bed, to
which he forcibly adapts his designs.”
Based on the text, how does Dupin respond to the narrator's laughter?
✓ Your Ans A. He continues his analysis of recent events, even though the narrator may not be listening seriously.
B. He begins to criticize the Prefect, even though he is aware that the narrator admires the Prefect's
methods.
C. He delivers a calm rebuke to the narrator, even though he regards the narrator's attitude as
understandable.
D. He advocates a new method of investigation, even though the narrator finds the same method laughable.
Q: 27
✓ Your Ans A. Belize demonstrated a similar percentage of people in the agricultural sector to El Salvador’s despite
having a
lower percentage of people in urban areas.
B. For these four nations, the nation with the highest percentage of people in the agricultural sector also had
the
highest percentage of people in urban areas.
C. For these four nations, Costa Rica and Panama had the lowest percentage of people working in the
agricultural sector and the lowest percentage of people living in urban areas.
D. El Salvador and Panama have similar percentages of people in the agricultural sector, but Panama has a
higher percentage of people in urban areas than El Salvador does.
Q: 28 Scientists have used common materials, including

aluminum, sulfur, and salt to create a new type of battery.
Lithium-ion batteries were the most popular battery in
the past, but they are becoming harder and more
expensive to make due to shortage of lithium. _______ the
new battery provides many benefits: it is low-cost, it is
able to resist failures and fires, and it charges faster than
typical batteries do.

transition?
A. Similarly,
B. What’s more,
✓ Your Ans C. In comparison,
D. In addition,
Q: 29 Hip-hop pedagogy is a form of teaching that’s gaining popularity across school subjects. It involves incorporating hip-hop
and rap music into lessons as well as using hip-hop elements when teaching other subject matters. For example, Quan
Neloms’s students look for college-level vocabulary and historical events in rap songs. Researchers claim that in addition
to developing students’ social justice awareness, hip-hop pedagogy encourages student success by raising students’
interest and engagement.
Which finding, if true, would most strongly support the underlined claim?
✓ Your Ans A. Courses that incorporate hip-hop and rap music are among the courses with the highest enrollment and
attendance rates.
B. Educators report that they enjoy teaching courses that involve hip-hop and rap music more than teaching
courses that don’t.
C. Students tend to be more enthusiastic about rap music than they are about hip-hop music.
D. Students who are highly interested in social justice issues typically don’t sign up for courses that
incorporate
hip-hop and rap music.
Q: 30 The satyr plays produced in ancient Greece should not be

confused with the satires performed in Rome. The
Romans developed an independent tradition of satire,
one of the few literary genres that _______ created.

A. he or she
B. it
✓ Your Ans C. they
D. this
Q: 31 Satisfactory answers to all the questions raised by the

manuscript have yet to be found, but as continued
research adds to the cumulative knowledge about this
______ document, we inch ever closer to the answers. With
international specialists and hobbyists drawing on their
varied areas of expertise, the Voynich Manuscript may not
keep its secrets forever.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and
precise word or phrase?
✓ Correct Ans A. curious

B. inquisitive
C. meddlesome
✗ Your Ans D. enthusiastic
Q: 32 This text is adapted from Annie Murphy Paul, “Don’t Just Learn - Overlearn.” C2013 by Annie Murphy Paul.
Over the course of a practice session, the subjects in Ahmed’s study were becoming more efficient in their muscle
activity. But that wasn’t the whole story. Energy expenditures continued to decrease even after the decline in muscle
activity had stabilized. In fact, Ahmed and her coauthors report, this is when the greatest reductions in metabolic
power were observed—during the very time when it looks to an observer, and to the participant herself, as if “nothing is
happening.”
Which choice best states the function of the underlined portion to the whole text?
A. To characterize the typical level of effort a particular skill entails.

✓ Correct Ans B. To emphasize an apparent incongruity concerning mastery and effort.
C. To describe the relationship between muscle activity and metabolic power.
✗ Your Ans D. To indicate that observers cannot recognize changes in others’ performance.
Q: 33 People could literally carry the small books in their pockets, and they could read anywhere at any time: travelers on a
train, workers on a lunch break, even soldiers at the front read Pocket Books. By the mid-1940s, Pocket Books were
sold in 70,000 outlets across the United States and were one of the nation’s favorite forms of entertainment. By the
mid-1960s, more than 300 million copies had been sold. De Graff eventually lost much of the paperback market to
competing companies trying to cash in on the new format; ________ he had in fact made good on his promise to change
the way people read books.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
A. furthermore,
B. accordingly,
C. consequently,
✓ Your Ans D. nevertheless,
Q: 34 The use of pesticides in agriculture poses risks to both

humans and the environment, so finding alternative
methods of pest control is an important area of research.
The use of ants to control pests in China goes back to at
least the 4th century CE, and farmers in places such as
Kenya, Ghana, and Canada have also used ants to control
various organisms. Entomologist Diego Anjos and others
have identified several positive effects (services) of ants,
such as reducing both the abundance of
non-honeydew-producing species and plant damage.
However, ants also have negative effects, such as
increasing the abundance of honeydew-producing species
and spreading pathogens, suggesting that ___________
✓ Your Ans A. ants may have unintended environmental

consequences when used to control pests in
certain circumstances.
B. other species may also be effective in providing
services to farmers.
C. ants as pest control provide numerous services
without serious ramifications.
D. scientists do not yet know whether using ants to
control organisms is a net positive in any
situation.
Q: 35 Worker co-ops provide more opportunities and incentives

for worker participation than traditional companies do.
Whereas traditional companies sometimes have
management that is removed from the day-to-day
operations of the business, worker-managed co-ops
typically ____________________
✗ Your Ans A. appoint a manager that all employees agree

upon.
B. demonstrate an excellent record of preventing
job losses.
C. maintain a positive approach to problems.
✓ Correct Ans D. draw on the firsthand experience of workers in
order to promote effective practice.
Q: 36 Princeton psychologist Daniel Oppenheimer and his New

York University colleague Adam Alter believe that many of
the economic decisions we make have little to do with
objective value. Market choices have much more to do
with the brain’s basic internal perception of the world and
the way those perceptions shape our feelings of comfort
and ease. In this view, even currency has no clear and
absolute value within one national economy.
As used in the text, what does the word “absolute” most
nearly mean?
✓ Correct Ans A. definitive

B. arbitrary
✗ Your Ans C. perfect
D. positive
Q: 37 This text is from Ian McEwan, Atonement. C2001 by Ian McEwan. A thirteen-year-old Briony has had a passion for writing
since the age of eleven, finding satisfaction in creating whole worlds and having secrets in her otherwise mundane life.
Pretending in words was too tentative, too vulnerable, too embarrassing to let anyone know. Even writing out the she said,
the and thens, made her wince, and she felt foolish, appearing to know about the emotions of an imaginary being. Self-
exposure was inevitable the moment she described a character’s weakness; the reader was bound to speculate that she
was describing herself. What other authority could she have? Only when a story was finished, all fates resolved and the
whole matter sealed off at both ends so it resembled, at least in this one respect, every other finished story in the world,
could she feel immune, and ready to punch holes in the margins, bind the chapters with pieces of string, paint of draw the
cover, and take the finished work to show to her mother, or her father, when he was home.
According to the text, at which point in the process of authorship would Briony feel most secure?
A. Beginning a story
B. Describing the characters
C. Writing a story’s ending
✓ Your Ans D. Preparing the finished product to show others
Q: 38 Monopoly is one of the best known board games in the

world, having been licensed in at least 114 countries and
produced in more than 47 languages since its
introduction by Parker Brothers in 1935. Monopoly
players use colorful play money to buy and develop
properties on a game board. Other players who land on
the properties are charged rent, _______ the property
owner, who can then buy and develop more properties.
A. uplifting
B. glorifying
C. improving
✓ Your Ans D. enriching
Q: 39 Nicknamed Iron Riders, the Buffalo Soldiers volunteer

bicycle corps departed from Fort Missoula, Montana, on
June 14, 1897, embarking on a 1,900-mile journey to
St.Louis. During their 41-day journey, which made
headlines around the United States, _______ snow, sleet,
hail, heavy rain, and oppressive heat.

✓ Your Ans A. the cyclists traveled more than 50 miles per day,
alternately enduring.
B. more than 50 miles per day were traveled by the
cyclists, they alternately endured.
C. the cyclists traveled more than 50 miles per day,
and alternately enduring.
D. more than 50 miles per day were traveled by the
cyclists, who alternately endured.
Q: 40 Longfin inshore squid, Loligo pealei, communicate and

express behaviors through visible signals, including
changes in coloration, posture, and patterns on their
bodies. To study body patterns in L.pealei, researchers
from Stanford University and the National Geographic
Society outfitted several of the squid with form fitting
sleeves equipped with a Crittercam system used to record
their behaviors in their natural habitats. With the
information they’ve gathered, the scientists have created
an ethogram, a catalog of body patterns and their
corresponding meanings, that can be used to _______ the
squid behaviors.
A. resolve
✗ Your Ans B. unscramble
C. convert
✓ Correct Ans D. decode
Q: 41 Dance of the Happy Shades is a 1968 novel by Alice

Munro. In the novel, the narrator includes details about
recent parties at Miss Marsalles’s home most likely to
emphasize Miss Marsalles’s parties are no longer as
successful as they once were, ______________
Which choice most effectively uses a quotation from
Dance of the Happy Shades to illustrate the claim?
A. They remember the year before last when it

rained and the little hall was full of raincoats piled
on top of each other because there was no place
to hang them up, and the umbrellas dripped
puddles on the dark floor.
B. The little girls’ dresses were crushed because of
the way they all had to squeeze together, and the
living-room windows would not open.
C. Last year a child had a nosebleed. /“Of course
that was not Miss Marsalles’ fault.”
✓ Your Ans D. They giggle despairingly. “No. But things like that
did not use to happen.”
Q: 42 There are two passions which have a powerful influence

in the affairs of men. These are ambition and avarice; the
love of power and the love of money. Separately, each of
these has great force in prompting men to action; but,
when united in view of the same object, they have, in
many minds, the most violent effects.
As used in the text, what does the word “affairs” most
nearly mean?
✗ Your Ans A. expectations

B. procedures
C. controversies
✓ Correct Ans D. activities
Q: 43 “Let America Be America Again” is a poem written in 1939 by Langston Hughes, who is recognized as one of the most
famous Black poets, playwrights, novelists, and social activists. This poem conveys Hughes’s conflicting viewpoint on
what is promised by the American Dream and what American life really is.
Which quotation from “Let America be America Again” most effectively illustrates the claim?
A. “Let America be the dream the dreamers dreamed—/Let it be that great strong land of love/Where never
kings
connive nor tyrants scheme.”
✓ Your Ans B. “The land that never has been yet—/And yet must be—the land where every man is free./The land that’s
mine—the poor man’s, Indian’s, Negro’s, ME.”
C. “I am the farmer, bondsman to the soil./I am the worker sold to the machine./I am the Negro, servant to you
all./I am the people, humble, hungry, mean.”
D. “Tangled in that ancient endless chain/Of profit, power, gain, or grab the land!/ Of grab the gold!/ Of grab
the
ways of satisfying need!”
Q: 44 Using gallium arsenide and other compounds, scientists

were able to produce red and green LEDs; _______ a third
color, blue, was needed to produce white light and full
color. Researchers believed the semiconductor gallium
nitride (GaN) would produce blue light, but they could not
create GaN crystals that were suitably large.

transition?
✓ Your Ans A. however,

B. in fact,
C. indeed,
D. conversely,
Q: 45 Zabrocki began his career primarily as a live performer,

and in this capacity he met many fellow musicians and
others in the music industry. Working first for these
friends and acquaintances, and later, as his reputation
grew, for a broader group of clients, he came to make a
steady income working out of his home studio. There he
plays instruments, records music, and mixes songs
(blending together different instrumental and vocal
tracks) for television commercials, movie scores, and
albums. In addition to developing his craft as a musician,
Zabrocki has mastered the use of equipment such as
amplifiers and mixing consoles as well as music software
such as Cubase and Pro Tools. Zabrocki believes that this
broad set of skills is essential for professional musicians:
________________________ he asserts.
Which choice most effectively uses a quotation from

Zabrocki to illustrate the claim?
A. “My creative field is as a guitarist,”

✗ Your Ans B. “Once you’re established...it’s not that bad,”
✓ Correct Ans C. “You make money by diversifying,”
D. “You have to get your name out there,”
Q: 46 Mrs. Manstey, in the long hours which she spent at her

window, was not idle. She read a little, and knitted
numberless stockings; but the view surrounded and
shaped her life as the sea does a lonely island. When her
rere callers came it was difficult for her to detach herself
from the contemplation of the opposite window-washing,
or the scrutiny of certain green points in a neighboring
flower-bed which might, or might not, turn into hyacinths,
while she feigned an interest in her visitor’s anecdotes
about some unknown grandchild.
As used in the text, what does the word “idle” most nearly
mean?
A. indifferent
✓ Correct Ans B. unoccupied
✗ Your Ans C. superficial
D. lethargic
Q: 47
A. Furthermore, the city of Glendale, Arizona, spent the least money: a mere $12 per tree, roughly.
B. The cities of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Bismarck, North Dakota, spent close to the same average amount
per
tree, about $19 and $18, respectively.
C. Neither the costs nor the benefits in any of the five cities exceeded about $90 per tree.
✓ Your Ans D. Though the city of Berkeley, California, spent most money (about $65 per tree), it also saw large benefits
(about $89 per tree).
Q: 48 While researching a topic, a student has taken the

following notes:
● The Pyramid of Menkaure is a pyramid in Egypt.
● It is thought to have been built in the 26th
century BCE by the ancient Egyptians.
● It is 213 feet tall.
● The Pyramid of the Sun is a pyramid in what is
now Mexico.
● It is thought to have been built around 200 CE by
the ancient Teotihuacanos.
● It is 216 feet tall.
The student wants to compare the heights of the two
pyramids. Which choice most effectively uses relevant
information from the notes to accomplish this goal?
A. Both the Pyramid of Menkaure, which is located

in Egypt, and the Pyramid of the Sun, which is
located in what is now Mexico, are examples of
ancient pyramids.
B. Some of the world’s pyramids, including one that
is thought to have been built around 200 CE by
the ancient Teotihuacanos, are taller than 200
feet.
✓ Your Ans C. The Pyramid of Menkaure is 213 feet tall, while
the slightly taller Pyramid of the Sun is 216 feet
tall.
D. The Pyramid of Menkaure, which is 213 feet tall,
is thought to have been built in the 26th century
BCE by the ancient Egyptians.
Q: 49 Pilots who fly planes for crop dusting and other purposes
worry about the presence of drones in the airspace above
farms. Drones might be accidentally flown into nearby tall
objects such as cell phone towers. Objections to drones
may be _______ with regulations that require drone
operators to keep drones within sight at all times and that
require lights on drones to ensure they are visible.
A. engaged
✓ Correct Ans B. addressed
C. encountered
✗ Your Ans D. refuted
Q: 50 Synesthesia, a phenomenon whose name derives from

the Greek meaning “to perceive together,” comes in many
varieties. People who experience this condition may
_________
A. smell in color; see numbers as shapes, or taste

specific flavors when hearing certain words.
B. smell in color, see numbers as shapes; or taste
✓ Your Ans C. smell in color; see numbers as shapes; or taste
D. smell in color; see numbers as shapes or specific
flavors are tasted when certain words are heard.
Q: 51 The Voynich Manuscript is a book of nearly 200 pages of

fantastical illustrations and elegant calligraphy that might
provide valuable information to historians and linguists
alike; the problem is that no one can read it. Named for
the _______ found it in an Italian monastery in 1912, the
manuscript is widely believed to have been written in the
fifteenth century.
✗ Your Ans A. bookseller, who

B. bookseller; who
C. bookseller—who,
✓ Correct Ans D. bookseller who
Q: 52 While researching a topic, a student has taken the

following notes:
● Anton Stamitz was a composer.
● He wrote symphonies, string quartets, and
concertos.
● A concerto is a musical composition for a soloist
and an ensemble.
● Stamitz wrote a concerto for viola, a string
instrument, in 1774.
● He wrote a concerto for flute, a woodwind
instrument, in 1780.
The student wants to emphasize a difference between the
two concertos. Which choice most effectively uses
relevant information from the notes to accomplish this
goal?
A. The viola is a string instrument, and the flute is a

woodwind instrument.
B. The concertos, or musical compositions for a
soloist and an ensemble, were both written by
Stamitz in the late 1700s.
C. Stamitz wrote numerous concertos, including one

in 1774 and one in 1780.
✓ Your Ans D. While both were written by Stamitz, the 1774
concerto is for viola, and the 1780 concerto is for
flute.
Q: 53 Neurologists have hypothesized that tau protein, the mutation of which is known to cause Alzheimer’s disease, is key to
controlling glutamate receptors, which are involved in the production of memories. Tau protein does not directly affect
glutamate receptors but does inhibit NSF, an enzyme found in the brain.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the neurologists’ hypothesis?
✓ Your Ans A. Other studies have shown that an excess of NSF has been shown to lead to abnormal glutamate receptor
behavior.
B. Patients with Alzheimer’s disease have been found to have an excess of NSF in their brains during
autopsies.
C. Neurologists do not yet know what causes mutations of tau protein; one hypothesis is that disease leads
to
these mutations.
D. Other types of dementia are not caused by mutations in tau protein but rather physical damage to the
brain.
Q: 54 Charles Darwin was concerned with the collective and

cumulative impact of earthworms in the wild. On this
count, he made large claims for them. He knew they were
numerous, powerful, and busy. A German scientist had
recently come up with the figure 53,767 as the average
earthworm population on each acre of the land he was
studying, and to Darwin this sounded about right for his
own turf in England too.
As used in the text, what does the phrase “claims for”

most nearly mean?
A. requests for
B. allowances for
✓ Your Ans C. assertions about
D. rights to
Q: 55
The equation above has solutions and , where n and k are positive integers. What is the
value of n + k?
✓ Your Ans 3
Section: New SAT Prac 11 M1 Question Type: Fill in the Blank QID: 4120
Q: 56
If x > 0, which of the following is equivalent to
A.
B.
✓ Your Ans C.
D.
Section: New SAT Prac 11 M1 Question Type: Multiple Choice (Radiobutton) QID: 4104
Q: 57
The graph in the xy-plane of the equation above contains the point (a, b). If − 1 ≤ a ≤ 1, which of the following is NOT a
possible value of b?
A. -2
B. -1
C. 0
✓ Your Ans D. 1
Q: 58 Two beach balls are each in the shape of a sphere. The

larger beach ball has a diameter of 3x, and the smaller
beach ball has a diameter of x. What is the ratio of the
volume of the larger beach ball to the volume of the
smaller beach ball?
A. 3 to 1
B. 6 to 1
C. 9 to 1
✓ Your Ans D. 27 to 1
Q: 59
If (x, y) is the solution to the given system of equations, what is the value of x?
✓ Your Ans 5/3
Q: 60
A. (0, -3)
B. (0, -1)
✓ Your Ans C. (0, 2)
D. (0, 4)
Q: 61
A. -1
B. 0
✓ Your Ans C. 1
D. 4
Q: 62 From 1990 to 2001, German currency included coins

called pfennings, worth 1 pfennig each, and groschen,
worth 10 pfennigs each. Which equation represents the
number of pfennig coins, p, and groschen coins, g, that
have a combined value of 85 pfennigs?
A. p + g = 85
✓ Your Ans B. p + 10g = 85
C. 10p + g = 85
D. 10(p + g) = 85
Q: 63 The equation h = 150 + 10t gives the total number of

housing units, h, in a community t months after a new
zoning law was passed. How many housing units are
added to the community each month after the zoning
law was passed?
✓ Your Ans A. 10
B. 150
C. 160
D. 1,500
Q: 64
✓ Your Ans A.
B.
C.
D.
Q: 65
The function models the number
of water hyacinths in a population over time, where
A(t) is the number of water hyacinths and t is the time,
in days, since the population was first measured. Which
is the best interpretation of in this context?
A. The number of water hyacinths doubled t

times
✓ Your Ans B. The number of water hyacinths doubled every 6 days
C.
The number of water hyacinths increased by every days
D. The number of water hyacinths increased by 2 every t days
Q: 66 Which expression is equivalent to
A.
B.
C.
✓ Your Ans D.
Q: 67 4T − 8D = 12H
The given equation can be rewritten as T = aD + bH,
where a and b are constants. What is the value of a?
✓ Your Ans 2
Q: 68
When graphed in the xy-plane, what point (x, y) is a solution to the given system of inequalities?
A. (1, 1)
✓ Your Ans B. (-2, -2)

C. (3, -3)
D. (-4, 4)
Q: 69
✓ Your Ans 2.4
Q: 70
What value of x satisfies the given equation?
A. 4
✓ Your Ans B. 8
C. 9
D. 16
Q: 71
The graph in the xy-plane of the equation above is a

circle. What are the coordinates of the center of the
circle?
A. (-5, -3)
B. (-5, 3)
✓ Your Ans C. (5, -3)
D. (5, 3)
Q: 72
In the figure shown, is parallel to and AB = CD.

What is the perimeter of quadrilateral ABCD?
✓ Your Ans 56
Q: 73 The number of books in a library increased by 30%

from 2002 to 2014. There were x books in the library in
2002. Which expression represents the number of
books in the library in 2014 in terms of x?
A. 130x
B. 30x
✓ Your Ans C. 1. 3x
D. 0. 3x

Q: 74
The function h is defined by h(x) = Which is the graph of y = h(x)?
A.
B.
C.
✓ Your Ans D.
Q: 75 A line in the xy-plane has a slope of 1 and passes

through the point (0, 2). Which is an equation of the
line?
A.
B.
✓ Your Ans C.
D.
Q: 76
What is the positive solution to the given equation?
✓ Your Ans A. 9
B. 10
C. 41
D. 51
Q: 77
A. Day 4 and day 5

✓ Your Ans B. Day 5 and day 6
C. Day 7 and day 8
D. Day 9 and day 10
Q: 78
A. 3
B. 4
C. 6
✓ Your Ans D. 7
Q: 79
A. 40°
B. 60°
✓ Your Ans C. 100°
D. 120°
Q: 80 What is the y-coordinate of the y-intercept of the graph of ?
✓ Your Ans 10
Q: 81 The probability of an unfair coin landing heads side up

is 0.6. A student tossed this coin into the air 9 times. It
landed tails side up 5 times and heads side up 4 times.
What is the probability that the coin will land heads
side up on the 10th toss?
A. 0.4
B. 0.5
✓ Your Ans C. 0.6
D. 1
Q: 82
A. The means of data set A and B are the same

✓ Your Ans B. The mean of data set A is greater than the mean of data set B
C. The mean of data set A is less than the mean of data set B
D. No comparison about the means of data sets can be made.
Q: 83 In a collection of items, 10% are red, 25% are green,

35% are blue, and 30% are yellow. If there are 60 green
items, how many blue items are in the collection?
A. 21
B. 24
C. 72
✓ Your Ans D. 84
Q: 84 (x + 3)(x + k) = 0
In the given equation, k is a constant. If the equation
has exactly one solution, what is the value of k?
A. − 3
B. 0
C. 1
✓ Your Ans D. 3
Q: 85 A local restaurant gives teachers a 20% discount on all

their meals. If a teacher pays $14.00 for a meal after
the discount was applied, what was the price of the
meal before the discount?
A. $16.80
✓ Your Ans B. $17.50
C. $20.00
D. $25.20
Q: 86 The function f is defined by f(x) = . What is the value of f(3)?
A. − 16
B. − 2
✓ Your Ans C. 2
D. 16
Q: 87 The combustion of glucose releases energy. The ratio

of grams of glucose combusted to kilocalories of
energy released is 12.0 to 45.0. How many grams of
glucose must be combusted to provide 85.5 kilocalories
of energy?
A. 5.7
B. 9.9
✓ Your Ans C. 22.8
D. 320.6
Q: 88 The scale on a map indicates that 2 inches on the map

corresponds to an actual distance of 1 mile. Location A
and location B are n inches apart on the map. What is
the actual distance, in miles, between the two
locations?
A. 3n
B. 2n
C. n
✓ Your Ans D.

Q: 89
A. y = 5x + 20
B. y = 20x + 5
✓ Your Ans C. 5x + 20y = 100
D. 20x + 5y = 100
Q: 90
✓ Your Ans A. r < g

B. r > g
C. r = g
D. There is not enough information to compare the medians
Q: 91
In the given equation, k is a constant. The equation has
no solution. What is the value of k?
✓ Your Ans 1/2
Q: 92
A. 800
B. 600
✓ Your Ans C. 400
D. 200
Q: 93
In a survey of 240 television viewers, indicated that they like comedies, some indicated that they do not like comedies,
and the rest did not respond. If one of the 240 viewers is selected at random, the probability is that the viewer selected
did not respond. How many of
the 240 viewers indicated that they do not like comedies?
✓ Your Ans 80
Q: 94
✓ Your Ans 4/5
Q: 95
A. 2
B. 3
✓ Your Ans C. 4
D. 12
Q: 96 2x + 5y = 25
nx + 3y = p
In the given system of equations, n and p are
constants. The system has infinitely many solutions.
What is the value of np?
A. 15
✓ Your Ans B. 18
C.
D.
Q: 97
✓ Your Ans 863
Q: 98 In 2015, the city of Miami had a population of 441,000

people and an area of 36 square miles. What was the
population density of Miami, in people per square mile,
in 2015?
A. 10,750
✓ Your Ans B. 12,250
C. 14,250
D. 16,750
Score Card Report
Start Time: May 3 2024 11:17AM
End Time: May 3 2024 1:07PM

Time Taken: 110:27 Minutes
Total Questions: 98
Correct: 81
Partially Correct: 0
Incorrect: 17
Unanswered: 0
Percentage: 83%
Result: Pass
Negative Marks: 0
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Q: 23 While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:

Which choice best states the main idea of the text?

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