Given the seeming ______ of alternatives to fossil fuels, it seems rather ______ to continue on our current path without fully directing our collective resources to develop independence from questionable suppliers.
Answer(s): B
A quick look at the first blank options doesn't yield much reduction of choices. In fact, any of them might be correct. Remembering that the tone of the sentence is bent toward the negative, we're looking for a fit for the second blank that is negative. Only Choice B, "pernicious, " qualifies as it means harmful.
Given the ______ nature of movie stars, I suppose one should not question the divorce rate among them, but question whether it is a character flaw developed in the business, or a trait necessary to enter the business.
Choice D, "indulgent, " seems plausible, but if movie stars were truly indulgent, they wouldn't mind the indiscretions of their mate. Choice B, "capricious, " or unpredictable and impulsive best describes the character flaw causing this problem.
Notwithstanding much educated ______, even as we speak, there is no ______ relationship between current levels of hydrocarbon output and ozone deterioration.
Choices C, D, and E, "evidence, " "argument, " and "confusion, " respectively, disqualify them as choices based on the first word choice. The qualifier as much educated doesn't match with argument or confusion.Educated folk tend to present, not argue; and if it was a much educated prospective, there likely wouldn't be confusion. Considering much educated "evidence" would pretty much settle the discussion if it is truly evidence. This leaves only Choices A and B. Choice A has "tenuous" as a second word, and "weak" doesn't fit the sentence. Choice B, "conjecture" and "proven, " is the best choice.
Jennifer liked third period best as her English professor was a most ______ fellow; so much so that there was often no time left for student input, which suited her fine.
Answer(s): A
Choices A and E are the only real qualifiers as to there being no time left for student input. Choice E, "facetious, " means jocular, and the good professor would likely be in jeopardy of losing his job were this the case. Choice A, "garrulous" or given to prosy rambling, fits the more typical English professor.
The paparazzi received many sizeable offers for the pictures of Ferggie in the ______ act of topless bathing in Capri.
Choice A, "embarrassing, " certainly qualifies but may be too simplistic for an SAT question. Be guarded against picking the first factually correct choice. Choice C, "hypocritical, " might qualify if we were told she typically spoke against such acts, but we aren't. Choice D, "degenerative, " suggests a degraded act or a sexual perversion, and topless bathing generally would not meet such criteria, particularly in an area where such practice was commonplace. Choice E, "hedonistic, " seems to fit with the exception that a singular incident does not a lifestyle devoted to pleasure make. Choice B, "ignoble, " fits nicely, particularly since she represented the royal family.
Share your comments for Test Prep SAT Section 1: Critical Reading exam with other users:
thank you for making the interactive questions
questions are accurate
i need questions/dumps for this exam.
i need this exam, when will it be uploaded
i need the dumps !
very helpful
good source
my 3rd test and passed on first try. hats off to this brain dumps site.
please upload it
does anybody know if are these real exam questions?
are these questions similar to actual questions in the exam? because they seem to be too easy
i have a lot of experience but what comes in the exam is totally different from the practical day to day tasks. so i thought i would rather rely on these brain dumps rather failing the exam.
good questions
valied exam dumps. they were very helpful and i got a pretty good score. i am very grateful for this service and exam questions
will it help?
very useful to verify knowledge before exam
good stuffs
question 17 : responses arent b and c ?
just passed the exam on my first try using these dumps.
these questions look good.
this is very helpful content
please provide the dumps
it is amazing
quesion 178 about "a banking system that predicts whether a loan will be repaid is an example of the" the answer is classification. not regresion, you should fix it.
please upload apache spark dumps
q14 is b&c to reduce you will switch off mail for every single alert and you will switch on daily digest to get a mail once per day, you might even skip the empty digest mail but i see this as a part of the daily digest adjustment
i think it is good question
good for students who wish to give certification.
is there a google drive link to the images? the links in questions are not working.
very promising, looks great, so much wow!
i scored 87% on the az-204 exam. thanks! i always trust
good need more
sample questions seems good