Typical, a ninth-grader takes Japanese, social studies, mathematics, science, music, fine arts, physical education, English, and homemaking or workshop.
(A)NO CHANGE
(B) Typically, a
(C) A typically
(D) A typical
The Correct Answer
She wrote a long work of fiction, The Tale of Genji, which not only is still read today and has been called the world's first great novel.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） while （C） but also （D） so it
Correct Answer: C
The names appearing on the book's cover－Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell, weren't actually the authors' names.
（A）NO CHANGE
（B） Bell－
（C） Bell;
（D） Bell
Correct Answer: B
Mankiller also established programs that encourage students to read and write Cherokee and to pass that knowlege to others.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） encourages （C） was encouraging （D） does encourage
Correct Answer: A
More ACT English Exam Questions
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- 2It has been for ten years since those days, but I can still remember how good I felt every time I won the ball from Max.
- 3One Sunday morning in September, I convinced several friends to accompany me to a wildlife preserve famous for the remarkable number of Canada geese that stop during their annual migration there. The best placement for the underlined phrase would be:
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- 5Each time that Gridley started the bidding anew.