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1874FPRE ACT 2018 Practice Test - 3rprep.com

ACT 1874 FPRE. The 3 RPRep Method: 1. Test do an entire test for each tutoring session. 2. Check check your answers for correct/incorrect. Score, using the scaled score. 3. Reflect for each question that you got wrong or are unsure about, write a written reflection in a notebook to prepare for tutoring. 4. Adjust ask questions from your reflections. 5. Repeat Practice is the best way to increase your score. 1 EN GLISH TEST. 1. 4 5 Min u tes 7 5 Qu estio n s D IREC TION S: In th e five passag es th at follow, certain You will also find qu estions abou t a section of th e pas- words and ph rases are u nderlined and nu mbered.

12 PA SSA GE I Mystery Paper Sculpto r Between March and Nov ember of 2 0 1 1 , an anonymou s donor left intricatelycrafted paper scu lptu res at v ariou s cu ltu ral institu tions in Edinbu rg h , Scotland.

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1 ACT 1874 FPRE. The 3 RPRep Method: 1. Test do an entire test for each tutoring session. 2. Check check your answers for correct/incorrect. Score, using the scaled score. 3. Reflect for each question that you got wrong or are unsure about, write a written reflection in a notebook to prepare for tutoring. 4. Adjust ask questions from your reflections. 5. Repeat Practice is the best way to increase your score. 1 EN GLISH TEST. 1. 4 5 Min u tes 7 5 Qu estio n s D IREC TION S: In th e five passag es th at follow, certain You will also find qu estions abou t a section of th e pas- words and ph rases are u nderlined and nu mbered.

2 In sag e, or abou t th e passag e as a wh ole. Th ese qu estions th e rig h t-h and colu mn, you will find alternatives for th e do not refer to an u nderlined portion of th e passag e, bu t u nderlined part. In most cases, you are to ch oose th e rath er are identified by a nu mber or nu mbers ina box. one th at best expresses th e idea, makes th e statement For each qu estion, ch oose th e alternative you consider appropriate for standard written Eng lish , or is worded best and fill in th e corresponding oval on you r answer most consistently with th e style and tone of th e passag e docu ment.

3 Read each passag e th rou g h once before you as a wh ole. If you th ink th e orig inal version is best, beg in to answer th e qu estions th at accompany it. For ch oose NO CHANGE. In some cases, you will find in many of th e qu estions, you mu st read several sentences th e rig h t-h and colu mn a qu estion abou t th e u nderlined beyond th e qu estion to determine th e answer. Be su re part. You are toch oose th e best answer toth e qu estion. th at you h ave read far enou g h ah ead each time you ch oose analternative. PA SSA GE I. Mystery Paper Sculpto r BetweenMarch and Nov ember of 2 0 1 1 , an anonymou s donor left intricatelycrafted paper scu lptu res 1.

4 Wh ich ch oice most effectiv ely emph asizes th e com- 1 plexity of th e paper scu lptu res? at v ariou s cu ltu ral institu tions inEdinbu rg h , Scotland. A. NO CHANGE. B. impressiv ely C. terrifically D. su perbly Delig h ted, each scu lptu re was left secretly and was later 2 . F. NO CHANGE. 2 G. Each scu lptu re was left secretly and later discov - discov ered by staff. Th e delicate scu lptu res streetscapes, ered by delig h ted staff. 2 H. Left secretly and later discov ered by staff, each plants, and animals were carv ed exclu siv ely from th e scu lptu re was delig h ted.

5 J. Secretly delig h ted, each scu lptu re was discov ered pag es and binding s of book s. Th e tiny details inth e by staff. pieces are awe-inspiring . Th e first scu lptu re discov ered at th e Scottish Poetry Library was a tiny tree formed from a book of v erse. Library staff du bbed it th e poetree. Th e 3 . A. NO CHANGE. 3 B. specified tree sits atopa book . Beneath th e tree are th e h alv es of C. adorned D. h onored a g oldenpaper eg g , each h alf filled with words clipped from th e poem A Trace of Wing s by EdwinMorg an. ACT-1 8 7 4 FPRE 12 GO ON TO THE N EXT PA GE.

6 1. At Edinbu rg h 's Filmh ou se Cinema, a th ree- 4 . F. NO CHANGE. 1. 4 G. Cinema, a th ree-dimensional scu lpted, scene dimensional scu lpted scene sh ows patrons H. Cinema a th ree-dimensional scu lpted scene, 4 J. Cinema a th ree-dimensional, scu lpted, scene sitting ina mov ie th eater as h orse leaps ou t of 5 . A. NO CHANGE. 5 B. mov ie th eaters as h orse's leaps th e screen. At th e Scottish Storytelling Centre, a C. a mov ie th eater as h orses leap D. mov ie th eater's as h orse leap drag oncrafted from th e pag es of a mystery nov el 6.

7 F. NO CHANGE. 6 G. drag on crafted from th e pag es was fou nd nesting ina window. At th e National H. drag on, crafted from th e pag es, J. drag oncrafted from th e pag es, Mu seu m of Scotland, a paper tail was spotted emerg ing from th e spine of Sir Arth u r ConanDoyle's book The Lo st Wo rld. Inside, a dinosau r ch arg es th rou g h sh redded pag es of th e openbook . More creations appeared at more th ana few additional places wh ere 7 . A. NO CHANGE. 7 B. a nu mber of additional cu ltu ral institu tions su pport- literatu re and artifacts are related tobook s and writing.

8 Ing intellectu al endeav ors dedicated topromoting 7 C. qu ite a lot of oth er cu ltu ral institu tions ch aracter- ized by loyalty and dedicationto D. sev eral libraries and mu seu ms dev oted to Th erefore, a total of tenscu lptu res were bestowed on 8 . F. NO CHANGE. 8 G. Ev entu ally, special institu tions, wh ose staff are th rilled by th eir lu ck . H. Of cou rse, J. Howev er, Th e creator of th ese scu lptu res are not k nown 9 . A. NO CHANGE. 9 B. creators of th is scu lptu res are becau se noone h as claimed responsibility. Sofar, th at C.

9 Creator of th ese scu lptu res is D. creators of th is scu lptu res is is. Th e last g ift came with a note inwh ich th e mystery artist rev eals h er g ender. Wh atev er: wh oev er created 1 0 . F. NO CHANGE. 10 G. Disreg arding th e u nk nown identity of th e person wh o H. With ou t considerationof or concernabou t wh oev er J. Reg ardless of wh o th e art, you r intentionis clear. Each g ift came with a 1 1 . A. NO CHANGE. 11 B. wh ose C. h er D. ou r note expressing special g ratitu de for libraries, book s, 1 2 . F. NO CHANGE. 12 G. note of g ratitu de expressing special g ratefu lness and th ank s H.

10 Th ank -you note on each one expressing special th ank s J. th ank fu l note expressing special th ank s words, ideas. - 1 3 . If th e writer were to delete th e preceding sentence, th e parag raph wou ld primarily lose a statement th at: A. su g g ests th e essay writer k nows th e identity of th e artist. B. explains wh y th e artist created th e scu lptu res. C. prov es th e artist is a woman. D. indicates th e artist is a librarian. ACT-1 8 7 4 FPRE 13 GO ON TO THE NEXT PA GE. 1 Ironically, th e creator of th ese exqu isite 1. scu lptu res wh odestroyed book s cu tting th em 1 4.