Graham, an advocate of temperance, and vegetarianism, raw foods, and whole-grain flour, rose to fame during a cholera epidemic in 1832.
(A)NO CHANGE
(B) temperance and vegetarianism, raw foods, and whole-grain flour
(C) temperance, vegetarianism, raw foods, and whole-grain flour,
(D) tcmperance, vegetarianism, raw foods, and whole- grain flour
She is pleased that, within her anthology, readers nationwide are being introduced to the writing of Hmong Americans.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） throughout （C） through （D） for
Correct Answer: C
Through my parents, who were still in touch with Joan's father, I learned that Joan was currently living in Fairbanks.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） we （C） they （D） he
Correct Answer: A
The best placement for the underlined phrase would be:
(F) where it is now.(G) before the word Wanting (revising the capitalization accordingly).(H) before the word once.(J) after the word endurance (ending the sentence with a period).
Correct Answer: F
More ACT English Exam Questions
- 1Smith realized the extent of her gift when her friend Alex Haley who had gathered essential material for his best-selling novel Roots from a griot in Gambia, began to refer to her as "my American griot." This was a revelation to Smith.
- 2Her strong arms, direct gaze, wearing rugged work clothes convey the competence and determination that so many women brought with them into their new roles.
- 3Temperancc advocates believed that meat, like alcohol, was overstimulating and that its consumption could led to degradation.
- 4The town was unique in that it was particularly hot in the summer, but mild at other times of the year.49 (G)ven that all the choices are true, which one most effectively identifies why Eatonville has a history unlike any other city in the United States?
- 5Texas was one of the early leaders in this movement, established a wildflower program in the 1930s, thanks to the initiative of Gibb Gilchrist, the state's highway engineer at the time.