However, modern59 critics admire her authentic and skillful representation of the language as well as her realistic portrayal of daily life in the early twentieth century.
(A) NO CHANGE
(B) Modern
(C) Thus, modern
(D) In addition, modern
I know because my niece, Liana, and her friends were reading that all summer long.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） the mysteries （C） up on that （D） it over
Correct Answer: B
The 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?
(A) NO CHANGE(B) a fairly representative small town, founded in the mid-nineteenth century.(C) the first all-black town to be incorporated in the country.(D) not yet in existence at the start of the Civil War.
Correct Answer: C
Ocloo knew that her countrywomen would need to have a steady source of income in order to gain access to education and health care. So, at the 1975 Mexico City gathering that opened the United Nations Decade for Women, Ocloo, with like-minded women, will have developed a "microknding" plan.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） developed （C） will develop （D） have developed
Correct Answer: B
More ACT English Exam Questions
- 1Many others, however, think that valet parking is an expensive nuisance.
- 2While the harmonica was marketed originally as a child's toy, it eventually became a valued portable instrument for folk and blues musicians. Which of the following placements for the underlined portion would be LEAST acceptable?
- 3The Mendoza family made their living working alternately as field hands and as touring musicians.
- 4He then wrote an enthusiastic article for Strand magazine, being the place in which most of his Sherlock Holmes stories had first appeared, and later wrote a book on the subject titled The Coming of the Fairies.
- 5Holm claims at having a prairie eye, feeling uncomfortable in enclosed, mysterious spaces like the woods. He prefers the "magnitude and delicacy" of the open prairie.