Victory fot the ACT Exam 16e ST Sample

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29. Ac ol lmopf at hr ies ofonl ldorwaiwnng ai nret ht reuteh iorfdt hpea ra g ra p h of Passage B EXCEPT: A. Antoine, like a shipwrecked sailor, is in a desperate situation. B. Tdrhievehnersdeao.f buffalo are like the storm C. The environment is �illed with da asna gi l eorrotuhse cwr eaayt uArnetso itnh ea tf et ha rr se at ht een buffalo. D. Antoine’s pony supports him the wshaiypwthraetcdkeedbrsiasimloirg. ht support a 30. The tone of the �irst two paragraphs of Passage B is: F G . . s fr u iv sp o e lo n u s s e . ful. HJ . . ar en si emr av teedd. . 31. The phrase “unaccustomed refuge” (line 105) suggests that the bear: A. preferred open areas to con�ined spaces. BC .. rdai dr enl yo tc loi mf t ebne de nac torue ne tfeorr bsua ff feat lyo. . D. was fearful of the presence of a human. 32. As used in line 127, dressed means: F G . . c a l d o o t r h n e e d d . . HJ . . pb or eupnadr.e d . 33. The mood of Passage B moves from: AB .. jhooypteol edsessnpeasisr. t o h o p e . CD.. hapapppreinheesnssitoongtlooocmou. rageousness.

25. The “boldly drawn hieroglyphics” (lines 51−52) are probably: AB .. cplaarwk ms i ganr ks .s . C. rare �lowers. D. hoofprints. 26. The author compares the deer to gardeners (lines 40–43) in order to: F. encourage the reader to learn more about deer. G. refute the idea that deer are aggressive. H. illustrate the similarity between deer and humans. J. emphasize that deer are not destructive. Questions 27–33 ask about Passage B. 27. As used in line 76, wallows means: AB.. dsheaelplocwavdee. pression. CD.. rlouwggheidll.cliff. 28. By “the natural offensiveness of man” (line 61–62), the author of Passage B probably refers to man’s: FG. . fdries qa ug reenet arbul de eondeosrs. . HJ . . ud ni sctoa ns tterfoul ll ebde ahgagvri oers.s i o n .

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