SAT Question Type Directory, страница 9

LRN    M.              CHARACTER's use of the word "quote" (line X) is best characterized as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRN    M.              In context, CHARACTER’s remarks in lines XX-X X (“quote . . . quote”) are best characterized as

(A)   adj noun

(B)    adj noun

(C)    adj noun

(D)   adj noun

(E)    adj noun

LRSci M               The tone of the statement in line XX (“quote . . . quote”) is best described as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRAuto M            The narrator's mood at the conclusion of the passage is best described as one of

(A)   noun and noun

(B)    noun and noun

(C)    noun and noun

(D)   noun and noun

(E)    noun and noun

LRD    M               Compared to the tone of Passage 2, that of Passage 1 is more

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRArgSci              M.           The author’s attitude toward the "quote" (line X) is best described as one of

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRArgSci              M            The author's attitude toward "quote" (line X) is best characterized as one of

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRSci M               the passage as a whole is best characterized as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRN    M               The CHARACTERS’ attitude toward XXX described in lines X-X is best characterized as

 (A)  onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRAuto  M            The author viewed "quote" (line 10) with

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRAuto  M            The tone of the statement in lines XX-XX (“quote . . . quote”) is one of

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRNar M               The tone of the characterizations quoted in lines XX-XX is best described as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRNar M               The tone of the statement in line XX (“quote . . . quote”) is best described as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRArgHist            M            The author’s view of the “quote” (line X) might best be characterized as

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans

(E)    onewordans

LRSrgSci              M            In lines XX-XX, the author's observation about XXX is best described as

(A)   a adj noun

(B)    a adj noun

(C)    a adj noun

(D)   an adj noun

(E)    an adj noun

Tags

I, II, III

LRD    H               Which of the following can be found in both passages?

                              I. A theory - starts 9 word sentence.

                              II. An exact date  - starts 8 word sentence

                              III. Reference – starts 9 word sentence.

(A)   I only

(B)    II only

(C)    I and III only

(D)   II and III only

(E)    I, II, and III

Except/Not/Least

LRSci I  In order for hypothesis in lines XX-XX to be correct, which statement could NOT be true of conditions on Venus?

(A)   A 6 to 8 word sentence.

(B)    A 6 to 8 word sentence.

(C)    A 6 to 8 word sentence.

(D)   A 6 to 8 word sentence.

(E)    A 6 to 8 word sentence.

LRSci I  all the following cases of XXX can be accounted for EXCEPT:

(A)   A [person does action] starts a sentence of 10-13 words.

 (B)   A [person does action] starts a sentence of 10-13 words.

(C)    A [person does action] starts a sentence of 10-13 words.

(D)   A [person does action] starts a sentence of 10-13 words.

(E)    A [person does action] starts a sentence of 10-13 words.

LRNar I  In context, lines XX-XX (“quote . . . quote”) suggest that CHARACTER’s response to other character's action encompassed all of the following EXCEPT

(A)   onewordans

(B)    onewordans

(C)    onewordans

(D)   onewordans