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  • English & Language Usage: Conventions of Standard English155 questions
  • English & Language Usage: Knowledge of Language100 questions
  • English & Language Usage: Using Language and Vocabulary to Express Ideas in Writing105 questions
  • Math: Measurement & Data205 questions
  • Math: Number & Algebra317 questions
  • Reading: Integration of Knowledge & Ideas40 questions
  • Reading: Craft & Structure80 questions
  • Reading: Key Ideas and Details80 questions
  • Science: Biology110 questions
  • Science: Chemistry225 questions
  • Science: Human Anatomy & Physiology395 questions
  • Science: Scientific Reasoning180 questions

Results

Date: 19th Aug 2026Time Taken: 00:00:31

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Answers Result

Which statements describe a passage's main idea? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.What the passage is mostly about
  2. B.Often stated in a topic sentence
  3. C.Always the first sentence
  4. D.Supported by the details around it
  5. E.A minor example from one paragraph

“The senator's rebuttal was scathing.” Which words could replace scathing? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Harsh
  2. B.Blistering
  3. C.Mild
  4. D.Gentle
  5. E.Cutting

An author's purpose can be to… Select all that apply.

Correct
  1. A.Inform the reader
  2. B.Persuade toward a position
  3. C.Entertain
  4. D.Confuse the reader
  5. E.Explain a process
Answers Result

Which statements describe a passage's main idea? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.What the passage is mostly about
  2. B.Often stated in a topic sentence
  3. C.Always the first sentence
  4. D.Supported by the details around it
  5. E.A minor example from one paragraph

The main idea is what the details keep pointing at, wherever it sits. "Always the first sentence" was the trap — authors bury the lede all the time.

“The senator's rebuttal was scathing.” Which words could replace scathing? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Harsh
  2. B.Blistering
  3. C.Mild
  4. D.Gentle
  5. E.Cutting

Scathing burns: harsh, blistering, cutting. "Mild" is its opposite — that pick flipped the meaning of the sentence.

An author's purpose can be to… Select all that apply.

Correct
  1. A.Inform the reader
  2. B.Persuade toward a position
  3. C.Entertain
  4. D.Confuse the reader
  5. E.Explain a process

Inform, persuade, entertain, explain — the classic four. If the writing confuses you, that's a flaw in the writing, not a purpose behind it.

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If 3x + 5 = 20, what is x?

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