A culture willing to confront its flaws can begin to find remedies for it.
(A)NO CHANGE
(B) for them.
(C) of them.
(D) for themselves.
They had even taken photographs that showed several of the tiny sprites, some dancing in a ring in the grass, some fluttering in front of the girl's faces.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） girls’ faces. （C） girls faces. （D） girls face’s.
Correct Answer: B
But having made the argument that, in order for large numbers of young Latinos to achieve literary success, the educational system itself must change.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） she argues that, （C） arguing that, （D） she argues that, when
Correct Answer: B
Amalia Hernandez bowed gracefully before the crowd, many viewers stood and applauded, showing their appreciation for the performance they had just witnessed.
（A）NO CHANGE （B） crowd many （C） crowd. Many （D） crowd. While many
Correct Answer: C
More ACT English Exam Questions
- 1Sidestepped by progress and frozen in time, Virginia City is now a living historical museum, preserving a slice of frontier life.
- 2No other name could of been more appropriate for Ms. Komiyama, who has lived alone on a mountaintop near Tokyo for about fifty years.
- 3Proponents of it's abolition argue that the cost of minting pennies and keeping them in circulation far outstrips their collective worth.
- 4In the first century A.D., the Greek biographer Plutarch warned of sleeping in the shade of a yew was a deadly practice.
- 5The best placement for the underlined phrase would be: