One Saturday aftemoonw, her and I transferred the bees—and their honey—to a wooden hive.
(A)NO CHANGE
(B) she and I
(C) me and her
(D) she and me
The word vegalah is Yiddish for "little wagon," and when I was growing up in the Bronx, that's what we called the hip-high wire basket on two wheels that my parents used for all sorts of errands.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) hip-high, wire, basket, on two wheels (C) hip-high wire basket on two wheels, (D) hip-high wire, basket on two wheels,
Correct Answer: A
The firm also employs African American professional advisers and subcontractors whenever possible and contracts African American farmers to grow much of the produce that goes into Glory Foods.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) professional, advisers, (C) professional advisers, (D) professional advisers;
Correct Answer: A
Instead, they kept the cart by the front door, ready for when they needed to haul laundry down the long basement orridor to the washing machines even to carry flour, chocolate, and walnuts to my grandmother's Popham avenue apartment, where my sister preferred to bake.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) or (C) as if (D) OMIT the UBderlined portion.
Correct Answer: D
More ACT English Exam Questions
- 1The porch's railings and columns frame her on one side, and the bouse does so on the other.
- 2The farm connects to the Civil War general and U.S. president motivated the recent restoration by a team of National Park Service historians, laborers, and archaeologists.
- 3These critics argued that while the various parts of Cane might seem disconnected, they could also be seen as linked by common themes and imagery.
- 4You watch as they each slowly dig a hole and fills it, one egg at a time, in which there are over a hundred eggs.
- 5On special occasions, I reach for one, twist off the top, and let the smell of summer drift back to me from my childhood.