Japanese comic books, called manga, look very different then American comics.
(A)NO CHANGE
(B) like
(C) for
(D) from
In the 1960s and 1970s, hippies personlized there jeans—which had taken on the relaxed look of the wide "bell" bottom—with embroidery, quilted patches, and beads.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) his or her own (C) they’re own (D) their
Correct Answer: D
Their jaws contain seventy to eighty conical teeth and has a closing power of up to 1,200 poufilds per square inch.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) employs (C) possesses (D) have
Correct Answer: D
Then one of the other musicians taking the lead, pulling strange patterns from his instrument, the equivalent in sound of someone dancing under a blinking strobe light.
(A)NO CHANGE (B) took the lead, pulling (C) took the lead, he pulled (D) taking the lead by pulling
Correct Answer: B
More ACT English Exam Questions
- 1Complicating their goals, Ortiz and his team opened 120 pods, attached a magnetic strip to each seed, and glued the pods back together. Which choice provides the best transition from the preceding sentence to this one?
- 2Ms. Komiyarna, whose skilled at judo, threw the intruder across the room.
- 3Many historians believe that the self-indulgence and nationalism of the 1920s, for example, led directly to the Great Depression, which entertained breadlines and dust bowls.
- 4In my imagination, it was a place where huge piles of garbage emaitted an overpowering stench.
- 5And each day brought a new lesson about the power of words. Imperceptibly, postal clerks would joke about my having been "stuck babysitting."