SAT Practice Test Entry

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This test contains 20 questions from past Digital SAT exams.

10 questions from the Reading & Writing section

10 questions from the Math section

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Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 1

1 point

indicate

indicates

have indicated

are indicating

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 2

1 point

represent

represents

are representing

have represented

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 3

1 point

by contrast,

granted,

that is,

similarly,

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 4

1 point

Nevertheless,

In any case,

As a result,

Earlier,

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 5

1 point

In fact,

In other words,

Granted,

As a result,

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 6

1 point

ensure clarity

create emphasis

provide specific details and description

help readers follow the flow of ideas

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 7

1 point

obfuscates

expounds

cites

regenerates

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 8

1 point

to lament his increased senility.

to express his identity.

to critique his familial relations.

to underscore his rootlessness.

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 9

1 point

To analyze the economic consequences of international borders on global commerce

To explain the details of the security screenings that people who cross the U.S.-Canadian border must undergo

To give evidence of the continual border hostility that the United States and Canada have had since the war of 1812

To clarify that although the United States and Canada have friendly relations, they are still clearly two different countries

Module 1 - Reading & Writing

Question 10

1 point

The author of Text 1 believes that the scope of Tuchman's research led her to an incorrect interpretation, while the author of Text 2 believes that Tuchman's central argument is overly simplistic.

The author of Text 1 argues that Tuchman should have relied more on the work of other historians, while the author of Text 2 implies that Tuchman's most interesting claims result from her original research.

The author of Text 1 asserts that the writing style of The Guns of August makes it worthwhile to read despite any perceived deficiency in Tuchman's research, while the author of Text 2 focuses exclusively on the weakness of Tuchman's interpretation of events.

The author of Text 1 claims that Tuchman would agree that World War I was largely due to events in Eastern Europe, while the author of Text 2 maintains that Tuchman would say that Eastern European leaders were not committed to military plans in the same way that other leaders were.

Module 2 - Math

Question 1

1 point