The Americanranchowaspossible because of the lack of enough water fornormal agricultural practices, and because of theeasy availability of large amounts of land. Its certainly not an everyday word. (B)By using tapestries to display his wealth and social position, the nobleman is using them to demonstrate hisconsequenceor importance. They show us how to drive thecaribou, how to hold a child, how to walk cautiouslyon thin ice. (A)Throughout the second paragraph, the author pays particular attention to Marias appearance, her behavior, her effect on others. The opening sentence of each paragraph describes some aspect of her behavior or character which the paragraph then goes on to develop. The author absolutely dismisses the teachers claim. D) regarded speech like Miss J's as a means of self-improvement. Then look at the two passages. //]]>. Hearty admirationis the only possible choice. He feelsthe burden of living up to his reputation. Though the narrator may not show himself as hard-working, nothing in the passage suggests laziness led to his discontent. This preview shows page 6 - 8 out of 10 pages. The sole mention of Charlottes mother (lines 3335) states that she was encouraged in her idleness by Charlotte. The sample questions on the following pages are typical of the Reading Comprehension questions you will find on the LSAT. With which of the following statements would Valentin most likely agree? If no one can accurately define the right way or wrong way to create a carving (lines 4849), clearly Eskimo carving lacksstylistic uniformity. Everyone was so fond of Maria. Choice B is incorrect. (D)McCarthy sees as little point in speculating about her grandmothers childhood as she does in wondering about the toilet-training of a fictional character like Lady Macbeth. You must not take anything directly stated by the author as an inference. We can see, and even feel with ourhands, the cold sleekness of seals, the hulking weightof walrus, the icy swiftness of trout, the flowingrhythm in a flight of geese. But Joe hadsanctified it and I believed in it. He imitatedmedieval tapestries in both style and technique,using few warps to the inch, but he did not makesets; the original function for which tapestry is soadmirably suitedcompletely covering the walls, (65)of a room and providing sumptuous surroundingsfor a life of pomp and splendorcould not berevived. !b.a.length)for(a+="&ci="+encodeURIComponent(b.a[0]),d=1;d
The doctor is quick to counter Dawson, quick to criticize the French. Which of the following attributes of the ideal athlete mentioned in Passage 2 is NOT illustrated by the anecdotes about DiMaggio in Passage 1? (B)The author presents Charlottecandidlyand openly: her faults are not concealed. In Tackling theLongReading Passages, First Read the Passage; Then Read the Questions. The idea of brands originated in NorthAfrica and was brought to Spain by the Moors, (45)along with their stocky ponies. Valentin would most likely agree with Statement I. This purpose is toprovide an historical perspective on tapestry making. Also, look out for the theme and the context clues in the story. In the very bestof Eskimo art we see vibrant animal and human, (35)forms that stand quietly or tensely, strongly radiatinga sense of life. It was in Paris that she first felt free to paint. When Dealing with Double Passages, Tackle Them One at a Time. The African carver followed his rules withoutthinking of them; indeed, they never seem to havebeen formulated in words. When you have a choice, tackle passages with familiar subjects before passages with unfamiliar ones. (A)Choice A is supported by lines 15 and 16 in which the narrator states he would not have had Miss Havisham and Estella see (his home) on any account..
We draw from the performers, (55)energy, just as we scrutinize the performers vulnerabilities, and wecriticize as if we were equals (we are not) what is displayed. Finally, TACTIC 15 shows you how to deal with the long paired passages youll face in one of the SATs three critical reading sections. According to the passage, the narrator gives himself a measure of credit for, (A) working diligently despite his unhappiness, (B) abandoning his hope of a military career, (C) keeping his menial position secret from Miss Havisham. 8. When you tackle a long passage,if you run into real trouble understanding the material, dont get bogged down in the text. 17. (C)The peripheral furrows ordeepsare discussed in lines 1325. Try this question on the authors technique, based on the previous passage about Lois Mailou Jones. (E)The passage mentions the matron twice: once, in the opening line, where she gives Maria permission to leave work early; once, in lines 1718, where she pays Maria a compliment.
The author neveroffers a solutionor answer to any problem.
The Comparative Reading set below includes seven sample questions. The passage never deals with specific questions of craft or technique. The passage suggests which of the following regarding Henyey's findings about temperature in the San Andreas Fault? The author makes an assertion (a positive statement) about Joness importance and then proceeds to back it up with specific details from her career. In figuring out the attitude or tone of an author or character, take a close look at the specific language used. The passage suggests that Charlotte possesses all of the following characteristics EXCEPT.
(A)While a spectator may feel powerfully involved with a filmed or televised image of a performer, the filmed image is unaffected by the spectators feelings. Tapestries were portablegrandeur, instant splendor, taking the place, northof the Alps, of painted frescoes further south. Therefore, you can rule out Choice A. 2. 16. Heisnt watching the ground, because he knows they havent built a canal or aswimming pool since he was last there. Tone/AttitudeQuestions that test your ability to sense an authors or characters emotional state often take the form:The authors attitude to the problem can best be described asWhich of the following best describes the authors tone in the passage?The authors tone in the passage is that of a person attempting toThe authors presentation is marked by a tone ofThe passage indicates that the author experiences a feeling of, 5. As you read each question, be on the lookout for key words, either in the question itself or among the answer choices. The passage suggests that Choice A is characteristic of Maria. In line 59, directions most nearly means. Cowboy slang came from such. (D)Though one passage presents an abstract discussion of the nature of the ideal athlete and the other describes the achievements and character of a specific superior athlete, both passagesexaminethe nature of superior athletic performance.
It is entirely valid to ask how, from a purelyartistic point of view, this unity was achieved. Choice A is incorrect. Sir Thomas was indeed the life of the party, who at his suggestion now seated themselves round the fire. The passage primarily suggests that (A) although the speaker loves the river, he must leave it in order to challenge himself (B) as the speaker becomes obsessed w _ i th the. The passage suggests that Choice B is characteristic of Maria. Choice D is incorrect. Here is the paragraph in which the word appeared. Given this context, we can logically infer that Maria views the matron positively, finding her abenevolentor kindlysupervisor. You should choose as your answer a statement which is a logical development of the information the author has provided. (C)Examine Lady Bertrams behavior carefully. It was not until the early1940s, after she met the Black aesthetician Alain Locke, that she beganto paint works likeMob Victim, which explicitly dealt with her own backgroundas a Black American. There is no evidence in the passage that Dr. Stanhope feels regret or remorse. (D)The references to the forge (line 13) and the anvil (line 23) support Choice D. None of the other choices are suggested by the passage. The narrator condemns rather than defends the longings that brought him discontentment. How could he indeed, when. The following passage is taken from Jane Austens novelMansfield Park.
DiMaggio was that kindof hero; his grace and skill were always on display, his emotions always, (25)concealed. He isnt watching third base. The best Eskimo carvings of all ages seem topossess a powerful ability to reach across the greatbarriers of language and time and communicatedirectly with us. Clearly, if one of his players made such an error, Stengels response would be to say, Whats the matter, stupid? This is the great mysteryof such a traditional art: talent, or the ability certainpeople have, without conscious effort, to follow therules which later the analyst can discover only fromthe work of art which has already been created. Choice C is incorrect. I had believed in thebest parlor as a most elegant salon; I had believedin the front door as a mysterious portal of the Temple. (A) influence of Lois Jones on other artists, (B) recognition given to Lois Jones for her work, (C) experiences that influenced the work of Lois Jones, (D) obstacles that Lois Jones surmounted in her career, (E) techniques that characterize the work of Lois Jones. Occasionally a couple of questions referring tobothpassages will precede the questions focusing on Passage 1. If you cannot find a topic sentence, ask yourself these questions: 2. In contrast to nineteenth century tapestries, contemporary tapestries, 20. The passage talks of influences on Lois Jones, not of Lois Joness influence on others. When Asked About Specific Details in a Passage, Spot Key Words in the Question and Scan the Passage to Find Them (or Their Synonyms). She appeared tobe perfectly content with her time of life, and in noway affected the graces of youth. Key Terms in Questions on Technique or Style, similarity of functions or properties; likeness. If you generally get bogged down answering EXCEPT questions, these may be good ones for you to skip temporarily; plan to come back to them if you dont run out of time. Choice C is incorrect. It was not because I hada strong sense of the virtue of industry, but because, (50)Joe had a strong sense of the virtue of industry,that I worked with tolerable zeal against the grain.It is not possible to know how far the influence ofany amiable honest-hearted duty-going man fliesout into the world; but it is very possible to know. The way to security was marriage; the, (90)dread that stood in the way of this was sexualdalliance, above all pregnancy.
This is why allperformers dislike or resent the audience as much as they need and enjoy it.Power flows in a mysterious circuit from performer to spectator (I assume alive performance) and back, and while cheers or applause are the hoped-for outcome of.
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Terrors, tranquility, andwildness of life, and who wishes me to point theprincipal...They will most likely follow these three basic patterns. (B) Statement of problem, examples, proposed solution, (C) Introduction, positive factors, negative factors. As the subsequent paragraphs point up, Maria is hungry for compliments. When dealing with double passages, tackle them one at a time. Finally, tackle the two or three questions that refer tobothpassages. Therefore, you can rule out Choice C. Throughout the passage, the author makes many assertions or positive statements: the African sculptor was a highly trained workman is just one of many similar assertions.Therefore, you can rule out Choice D. Only Choice E is left. By the end of the eighteenth century, the tapestry-room[a room with every available wall surfacecovered with wall hangings] was no longer fashionable: (50)paper had replaced wall coverings of wool andsilk. (25)Combativeness was, I suppose, the dominanttrait in my grandmothers nature.
Option A: present a claim that is supported and developed over the course of the passage.
Still Mrs. Norris was at intervals urging something different; and in the most interesting moment of his passage to England, when the alarm of a French, (65)privateer was at the height, she burst through his recital with the proposal of soup. Choice E is incorrect. Lady Bertrams fluttered or discomposed state on his arrival indicates her surprise. 11. Every student who has ever looked into a dictionary is aware that many words have more than one meaning. Instead, try tackling a long passage using the following technique. Heres the sentence in which the nameAlain Lockeappears: it was not until the early 1940s, after she met the Black aesthetician Alain Locke, that she began to paint works likeMob Victim, which explicitly dealt with her own background as a Black American. Locke is described as a Black aesthetician. Here is an example of a double passage. choice D is incorrect.
Do not let this minor hitch throw you. One daythe matron had said to her: Maria, you are a veritable peace-maker!, And the sub-matron and two of the Board ladies. Longer passages require a different approach than shorter ones. (A) Indicating that actors should rise out of respect for the arts, (B) Defining the way in which he is using a particular term, (C) Encouraging actors to show tolerance for their fellow artists, (D) Emphasizing that actors are superior to other performing artists, (E) Correcting a misinterpretation of the role of actors, 7. Therefore, you can rule out Choice A. His concern for fashionable clothing is evident from the disparaging remarks he makes about his cousins clothes. I will be furious; I will let them go to, (50)the deuce and I myself will go with youunlessby chance you too have a rendezvous., 18. (A)By dwelling on how hard she had worked to support her daughters and how much she would be hurt if they failed to pay her back by making good marriages, Heilbruns grandmother exploited theirsense of guilt. (30)mothers familywho is in Paris for a week withher husband, and who wishes me to point out theprincipal beauties. Imagine a woman who wearsa green crepe bonnet in December and has strapssticking out of the ankles of her interminable boots! 1. It can take as much as ayear to produce a yard of very finely woven tapestry. The author gives examples of the subjects of Eskimo carvings primarily to, (A) show that they have no relevance to modern life, (B) indicate the artists lack of imagination, (C) imply that other artists have imitated them, (D) prove that the artists limited experience of life has been a handicap, (E) suggest the quality and variety of the work, 5. She gave the orders, paid the bills, hired anddismissed the domestics, made the tea, carved themeat, and managed everything in the Stanhopehousehold. The correct answer is choice D,near a rice plantation in the tropics. 11. DiMaggio had size, power, and speed. Well, sneered Perrot, any scandals from the big city? Like a Huguenotimagining Rome, he built up a picture of frivolity, viciousness, and corruption. Similarly, a well-rehearsed pianist can perform a concerto without worrying too much about the notes. Techniquein itself is meaningless unless it serves toexpress content.
The correct answer is Choice C. Choice A is incorrect.
They are unsupported by the passage. (B) It influenced her to paint scenes from Black American life. 7. You may never have encountered the term before you read this passage. Mrs. Norris is the sister of Sir Thomass wife; the passage does not indicate that she has any desire to be his wife. Here is the sentence in which the word appears. When asked about an attitude or tone, look for words that convey emotions, express values, or paint pictures.
Choice A is incorrect. Choices B and C are incorrect.
(B)Although the grandmothers outward appearance was soft and motherly, her essential nature was hard as nails. McCarthy, his longtime manager,liked to say that DiMaggio might have stolen 60 bases a season if he hadgiven him the green light.
English SAT College Board Practice Test 5 Passage 5 Deleted User 47 plays 11 questions Copy & Edit Live Session Assign Introducing new Paper mode No student devices needed. (D)Heilbruns central criticism is that her grandmother impaired her six daughters for autonomy or independence. (D)In comparison to the tightly-woven tapestries of the nineteenth century, present day wall-hangings are described as coarsely woven cloths. Thus, theyhave a less fine weavethan their predecessors.
Which of the following best summarizes the relationship of the first sentence to the rest of the passage? 3. 3. "),d=t;a[0]in d||!d.execScript||d.execScript("var "+a[0]);for(var e;a.length&&(e=a.shift());)a.length||void 0===c?d[e]?d=d[e]:d=d[e]={}:d[e]=c};function v(b){var c=b.length;if(0 However, she was not a French impressionist painter; she was a Black American painter, and after meeting Locke she began to paint works that explicitly reflected her background as a Black American. 6. 3. Try to AnswerAllthe Questions on a Particular Passage Before You Move on to the Next. He knows they havent been moved. Choice D is also incorrect. According to the passage, Valentin is unhappy about being at the Louvre because he, (A) hates the paintings of the Italian masters, (B) has accidentally met Newman in the long hall, (D) feels that beauty should be that of nature, (E) is supposed to guide his cousin through it, 20. Indeed, in lines 67, he is described as roaming through several of the rooms in fruitless quest of her.. If he did not care, he would not be so sharp in challenging Dawsons innocent remark. In line 10, plastic most nearly means, 9. Given Mrs. Norriss interruptions of his story, it is unlikely Sir Thomas would view her withunmixed delight. Up to now, he has been a very obedient, though disgruntled, son. (A) Assertion followed by supporting evidence, (B) Challenge followed by debate pro and con, (D) Specific instance followed by generalizations, (E) Objective reporting followed by personal reminiscences. In the sentence immediately preceding, the author says that, if DiMaggio appeared to play effortlessly, his teammates knew otherwise. The author then introduces a comment by Woodling, one of DiMaggios teammates. Home had never been a very pleasant placeto me, because of my sisters temper. (E)Each example the author provides describes a type of Eskimo sculpture (man driving a caribou, woman holding a child, geese flying, polar bear charging) and gives the reader a sense of itsquality and variety. Option C: identify a problem that the research discussed in the . So, do things in order. He does not sound like a magnanimous, forgiving man. 12. Sir Thomas remarks courteously on Mrs. Norriss anxiety for everybodys comfort (lines 6971). Nothing in the passage specifically suggests selfishness or unselfishness on his part, merely irritability. A. suggest the peacefulness of the natural world. Fortunately, the lines are numbered, and the questions often refer you to specific lines in the passage by number. You can eliminate Choice D. Running bases, DiMaggio always keeps his eye on the ball and the outfielder; heconcentrates absolutelyon them. In his first season as a Yankee, Gene Woodling, who played leftfield, was struck by the sound of DiMaggio chasing a fly ball. Which of the following statements is best supported by a comparison of the two excerpts? Long training is needed to become a professional. Line (5)rather than fine arts. Go through the answer choices one by one. 10. in addition, Wilson could not logically pretend to be surprised by Dawsons presence if they were companions on a tour. B. Mattie strives to match the speed at which Ethan works. Impatience, not patience, distinguishes him. 13. The narrator gives Joe all the credit for his having worked industriously and for his not having run away to become a soldier. 6. The windows are not covered or blacked out to prevent light from getting out; instead, they are netted to prevent mosquitos from getting in. Choice C is incorrect. Line 69 states that Sir Thomas could not be provoked. Therefore, he showed no irritation. It should be noted that context clues are the hints that are given by the author. In line 30, the author cites or mentions Franz Boas, an authority or expert on primitive art. 7. The passage suggests that the narrators increasing discontent with his home during his apprenticeship was caused by, (A) a new awareness on his part of how his home would appear to others, (B) the increasing heaviness of the labor involved, (C) the unwillingness of Joe to curb his sisters temper, (D) the narrators lack of an industrious character, (E) a combination of simple ingratitude and sinfulness, 5. Sometimes the word is a common one, and you must determine its exact meaning as used by the author. (20)It is quite probable, as McWilliams asserts, thatwith the exception of the capital required toexpand the industry, there seems to have beennothing the American rancher or cowboy contributedto the development of cattle-raising in the, Other contributions of the Mexican cowboywere: the western-style saddle with a large, ornatehorn;chaparejos, or chaps;lazo, lasso;la reata,lariat; the cinch; the halter; themecate, or horsehair, (30)rope; chin strap for the hat; feed bag for thehorse; ten-gallon hat (which comes from amistranslation of a Spanish phrase su sombrerogaloneado that really meant a festooned orgalooned hat). In the last paragraph of Passage 1, the author acknowledges which negative aspect of DiMaggios heroic stature? Clearly, he wanted the spectators to have a good opinion of him. (D) His argument dismisses the possibility of combining live performances with filmed segments. There is no debate for and against the authors thesis or point about Jones; the only details given support that point. Both areindolent(lazy). It is obvious from the study of art history that anintense and unified emotional experience, such asthe Christian credo of the Byzantine or 12th or 13thcentury Europe, when expressed in art forms, gave, (20)great unity, coherence, and power to art. (D)Use the process of elimination to answer this question. A common question that appears on the SAT tests your ability to determine the correct meaning of a word from its context. Eskimo carvings reveal the passionate feelings of a vital people (line 9); they possessemotional depth. (C)Though DiMaggios teammates clearly were aware ofhiscondition (as the Woodling anecdote illustrates), none of the anecdotes in Passage 1 indicate or even imply that DiMaggio was specificallyconsciousof his teammates condition. Charlotte Stanhope was at this time about thirtyfiveyears old; and, whatever may have been herfaults, she had none of those which belong to oldyoung ladies. 9. (C) The development of ideas in both excerpts is similar. When you are considering questions of attitude and tone, bear in mind the nature of the SAT. He respects family relationships, for he has agreed to his mothers request to show the cousin around. 1. 2. My grandmother, one of Howes sustainingwomen, not only ruled the household with an arm, (80)of iron, but kept a store to support them all, herblond, blue-eyed husband enjoying life rather thanstruggling through it. Luckily, I am writing a memoir and not a workof fiction, and therefore I do not have to account formy grandmothers unpleasing character and lookfor the Oedipal fixation or the traumatic experience, Line (5)which would give her that clinical authenticity thatis nowadays so desirable in portraiture. 1. Bad weather often imposes a special kind ofleisure, giving them time in which to perfect theircarvings. . In lines 3840, the author denies the possibility that the African sculptor was conscious or aware of the rules he followed in creating his works of art. the images in the first paragraph serve primarily to. Choice D is incorrect. If so, are they words likefragrant, tranquil, magnanimouswords with positive connotations? (B)Note the adjectives used to describe Joe: faithful, industrious, kind. These are virtues, and Joe is fundamentallyvirtuous. The passage as a whole is best described as, (A) an analysis of the reasons behind a change in attitude, (B) an account of a young mans reflections on his emotional state, (C) a description of a young mans awakening to the harsh conditions of working class life, (D) a defense of a young mans longings for romance and glamour, (E) a criticism of young peoples ingratitude to their elders, 2. Choice D is incorrect. Choice C is incorrect. What does this mean? 19. 10. He played the outfield, he ran the bases, and he batted notjust effectively but with rare style. They indicate that DiMaggio was a manunder intense emotional pressure, one who felt so much stress that he developed ulcers and had problems getting to sleep. Hayakawa defines an inference as a statement about the unknown made on the basis of the known.. The primary purpose of the passage is to, (A) explain the process of tapestry making, (B) contrast Eastern and Western schools of tapestry, (C) analyze the reasons for the decline in popularity of tapestries, (D) provide a historical perspective on tapestry making, (E) advocate a return to a more colorful way of life. (10)The back and front of a tapestry show the samedesign. The extent to which women were interested in pursuing educational opportunities in the eighteenth century the only interest the passage concerns itself with . This implies that he in general approves rather than disapproves of her concern. A) The first paragraph is mainly concerned with aesthetic issues, and the second, with pragmatic ones. According to the author, which of the following did Mexicans contribute to ranching? The author does not predict or foretell something that is going to happen; the author asserts or states positively something that is an accomplished fact. (Inference questions and questions involving the word EXCEPT are particularly time-consuming.) In their art we catch. Choice D is correct. (35)words as:juzgado, hoosegow;ranchero, rancher;estampida, stampede;calabozo, calaboose; andpintofor a painted horse. (10)well aware of all the joys, terrors, tranquility, andwildness of life around them. (D) Both excerpts examine the nature of superior athletic performance. I came to meet mycousina dreadful English cousin, a member of my. (E)The opening sentence of the second paragraph states that none of the members of his family listened to him with such unbroken unalloyed enjoyment as his wife did. What is a Huguenot? Sure, my dear Sir Thomas, a basin of soup would be a much better thing for you than tea. To have shaken whatremained of his Church of England faith would havegratified her much; but the idea of his abandoninghis preferment in the church had never once presenteditself to her mind. She pretended to listen to the old Viennese melodies. Go back to both passages as needed.
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