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Title: Short passage |
Grade: core-sat Lesson: S6-P1 |
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Problem Id | Problem | Options |
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A seismic event registering between 3.0 and 3.9 on the Richter scale is categorized as a "minor earthquake." While these tremors are typically perceptible to most individuals, they seldom result in any significant damage. Frequently, individuals mistakenly attribute these mild quakes to external factors such as passing large trucks or heavy public transportation vehicles. Earthquakes toward the upper end of this scale might cause minor vibrations in household items. In the context provided, what is the closest meaning of the word "minor"? |
A) Brisk B) Resplendent C) Tolerant D) Irrelevant |
2 |
A classroom must not only challenge a student’s core beliefs but also cultivate a thirst for continual learning; without this, it falls short. Whether instructing in the humanities or sciences, the educator serves as a guide, presenting puzzles and guiding moments of deep, enlightening understanding. A student fortunate enough to learn from a genuine teacher is forever driven to seek knowledge, always pursuing answers rather than settling for contentment. What choice best describes the function of the underlined sentence in the text as a whole? |
A) It highlights the role of a superb teacher in sparking curiosity among their students. B) It presents a counterargument to the main assertion of the passage. C) It delves into the precise techniques a teacher can employ to accomplish an objective. D) It portrays the likely career trajectory for a prospective educator. |
3 |
The excerpt is from Joseph Mikhaelson’s 1852 novel "The Roman Menace." "Fortunate is the person who has such a companion by their side when facing death. And unless a friend like is readily Davidson available, which is highly unlikely, one should prepare to face death alone. How often in a lifetime do we encounter someone we would want by our side on our deathbed? During the peak of my illness, I implored Hollingsworth to allow no one else into the room but to constantly remind me of his presence through a touch, a word, or a prayer if he deemed it appropriate. I wanted him to witness how bravely I would confront the worst of circumstances." Which choice best states the main purpose of the text? |
A) To share a charming and amusing story with the reader. B) Reflecting on the significance of existence as one embarks on a journey filled with optimism. C) To question another character regarding their suitability for a role. D) The narrator feels a deep sense of gratitude towards a character whom they find remarkable. |
4 |
Imagine a future where robots handle mail deliveries. Picture yourself returning from school, approaching your doorstep, when suddenly a sleek flying robot gently places your older sister’s newly purchased movie collection right in front of your eyes. This scenario may seem like science fiction, but in the era of drones (or unmanned aerial vehicles, UAVs), so____. Which option would most logically serve as the best completion for the passage? |
A) Breakthroughs in technology are poised to usher in revolutionary advancements in healthcare treatments. B) It’s a plausible reality that could soon become commonplace. C) Forecasting the future is a challenging task due to its inherent uncertainty. D) The personal touch provided by a human delivering your order cannot be replicated or substituted by anything else. |
5 |
While open online courses haven’t revolutionized higher education as quickly as anticipated by reformers, the ongoing emphasis on clear and accessible digital____from accredited institutions marks a pivotal moment in education. This shift will empower students with the documentation required to showcase their skills to prospective employers, proving their readiness to excel in the workforce. Which choice would most accurately and logically complete the text? |
A) credentials B) tutorials C) directive D) interaction |
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Insufficient sleep negatively impacts the nervous system, leading to reduced memory retention and learning capacity. Furthermore, inadequate sleep____the endocrine system by disrupting cortisol regulation and metabolic processes, among other issues. What option best completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase? |
A) scrutinizes B) impacts C) proscribes D) improves |
7 |
A sociologist delves into the impact of colors on business marketing. She observes a notable trend in fast-food restaurants, where the prominent use of red and yellow in their signage and logos plays a significant role. She argues that these colors, red and yellow, subconsciously prompt consumers to crave the food offered at these establishments by evoking positive emotions. This concept is commonly referred to as the "ketchup-and-mustard" marketing theory, drawing parallels between the colors red (like ketchup) and yellow (like mustard) and their association with these fast-food chains. What piece of evidence, if verified, would most strongly bolster the sociologist’s argument? |
A) A survey conducted via phone among adults who identified themselves as frequent fast-food patrons revealed that the majority prefer using ketchup and mustard as condiments when ordering a sandwich. B) Research on fast-food restaurant signs revealed that 45% of them used a mix of yellow and red, while the remaining 55% employed various other color combinations. C) A randomized survey among adults revealed that a statistically significant majority expressed a preference for red and yellow signs in terms of stimulating their appetite, compared to signs in other common colors. D) Research on fast-food restaurant signs revealed that 45% of fast-food restaurants with red and yellow signage consistently experienced lower revenue per customer compared to restaurants with signage featuring different colors. |
8 |
Chris Joseph, hailing from central New York, is an esteemed American glass artist known for crafting some of the most expensive crystal sculptures in existence. A student, in an art history paper, asserts that Joseph made notable strides in the art world by adeptly incorporating industrial capabilities into his artistic process. Which of the following, if true, would best support the student’s claim? |
A) Joseph was honored by the Columbia Museum of Art for his outstanding artwork as an artist from New York. B) Joseph’s sculpture evokes the sensation of observing smokestack emissions in the viewer. C) Art historians observe parallels between the life stories of Ries and Francis Hayman, a notable British artist from the Industrial Revolution era. D) Joseph was appointed as an artist-in-residence at a Pennsylvania factory, granting him privileged access to the highest-quality materials for glass sculpting. |
9 |
Here’s a refined version of the excerpt from Vice President Andrew’s speech on the 100th anniversary of Greenland National Park and the National Park System, delivered on August 28, 1987. Despite the hundreds of millions of visitors each year, not every European has experienced Greenland’s grandeur. However, every European holds a stake in this land as part of our heritage. It’s a collective responsibility to preserve it for the next 100 years, ensuring its glory endures for generations to come. Which statement from the options provided would weaken the argument presented in the text the most? |
A) Certain individuals within the Shonshi tribe regarded the Greenland lands as their sole domain. B) Travelers express their main interest in relishing the parklands alongside their younger family members. C) Legal measures have hindered mining enterprises from extracting gold and other valuable minerals from Greenland. D) Although some Europeans have had the opportunity to visit Greenland, not every European has had the chance to witness its beauty. |
10 |
Oils, characterized by their primarily nonpolar hydrocarbon bonds, do not mix with aqueous solutions due to their immiscibility. This means they do not readily dissolve in water, which is composed of highly polar hydrogen-oxygen bonds. Instead, oils tend to create a thin layer over polar solvents, with surface tension helping to stabilize this layer at the oil-water boundary. Surfactants, being amphiphilic with both polar and nonpolar regions, can interact with both sides of this boundary and disrupt the electrochemical forces that maintain its integrity. This unique property of surfactants has led to their wide application in various commercial products, where they are used as emulsifiers, foaming agents, and detergents due to their ability to reduce surface tension. As used in the text, what does the word "integrity" most nearly mean? |
A) Rectitude B) Cohesion C) Solidarity D) Decadence |
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