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Copy of English - Practice ACT (25-26) (9/17/2025)

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50 questions

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ingredients—such as manioc root

ingredients such as—manioc root

mystified

shocked

In fact, Atala’s culinary training took place in classic European restaurants.

Atala is known for sometimes incorporating fragrances into his dishes as well.

tree dies once their

trees die once its

pull through and spawn

continue to churn out

knowledge that tribe members know about local plants,

knowledge of local plants in the area,

centuries, which use

centuries who use

has enabled

are enabling

transforming

dislocating

author, and dramatist

author and dramatist,

Gandersheim and, historically, this abbey was

Gandersheim, it was an abbey

allowed her to retain

permitted her to hang on to

As a result,

On the other hand,

(focusing on the court of Otto I as well as

(each focused on the court of Otto I and

highway onto a stretch of Route 66, that is,

highway onto a stretch, of Route 66 that is

behind me by looking into the rearview mirror,

into the rearview mirror, three miles into our detour,

information that indicates how prevalent rumble strips are on roadways.

a detail that reveals the narrator’s opinion of distracted drivers.

information that clarifies a primary function of rumble strips.

were implemented just outside Albuquerque.

that play music were put in.

lots of other drivers, not just me, still make this detour to hear the tune.

sometimes drivers will turn around and drive over the strips again.

disappear

have disappeared

they have

whom have

Now and then,

For now,

Yes, because it indicates that the musical road in New Mexico is not unique.

Yes, because it makes clear that the narrator has plans to travel on other musical roads.

No, because it draws the focus away from the New Mexico musical road and its effect on the narrator.

Point C in Paragraph 3.

Point A in Paragraph 1.

Point B in Paragraph 2.

clarification of what public museum stewardship entails.

suggestion that not all public museums provide proper stewardship for their artifacts.

list of reasons for educating the public on stewardship.

While displaying

With the display of

storage makes providing

storage, which provides

When

Although

Point B in Paragraph 2.

Point C in Paragraph 2.

Point A in Paragraph 1.

specific information that underscores the enormousness of the weavers’ nests.

details that clarify how the weavers are able to survive in the Kalahari Desert.

specific information that illustrates the minimum height at which the weavers begin building their nests.

carelessly plunked-down haystacks.

collections of disparate items.

squeezing

then squeezes

all together, staying warm when the temperature drops and gets colder at night.

and stay warm when temperatures plummet at night and it’s cold.

when its at it’s

at it’s

centuries-old

centuries’-old

Deleted, because it detracts from the paragraph’s focus on the various styles of ancient Hmong needlework arts.

Kept, because it places the subject of the essay in a modern context.

Kept, because it compares Pang Xiong’s embroidery style with that of modern paj ntaub.

after the word clothing.

after the word made.

where it is now.

paj ntaub patterns are extraordinarily colorful.

only a master artist is able to create paj ntaub clothing for special occasions.

appliqué and

appliqué which

the surface of it.

the surface of the fabric.

Yes, because the revision emphasizes Pang Xiong’s desire for her handcrafted paj ntaub to be sold on a large scale in stores.

Yes, because the revision creates a clearer contrast between the homogeneous styles of clothing that are popular today and the handcrafted paj ntaub.

No, because the original word reinforces the idea that although paj ntaub clothing can be used for everyday wear, it should be saved for special occasions.

Besides, she

For example, she

She often teaches paj ntaub to Hmong adults her age who want to learn new techniques.

Recently, she worked with nine young Hmong women in a formal apprenticeship.

She loves when people, no matter what their ethnicity, wear traditional clothing every day.