Reading ACT

Social Science

100

Question 14

H, discover a water route to the Pacific 

100

Question 18

J, Conflicts with the indigenous people. 

200

Question 12

F, Lewis and Clark Expedition and the characteristics of the United States in the early 1800s 

250

Question 11

B, was a challenging but important aspect of the growth of the United States 

300

Question 17

C, continuing a journey. 

Social Science

100

Question 15

B, a group of people setting out on a trip 

100

Question 19 

D, man power 

200

Question 20

F, receiving wilderness training 

250

Question 16

G, eagerly determined 

300

Question 13

D, The Lewis and Clark Expedition gave others confidence to head West. 

Humanities

100

Question 24

H, trite 

100

Question 27

D, honored 

200

Question 23

A, Porter's criticisms were frank and forthright, and were based solely on his evaluation of the piece of art that he was appraising. 

250

Question 21 

D, explain Porter's renowned ability to candidly address artists' works 

300

Question 30 

G, indicate that Fairfield Porter was better known as an artist than as an art critic 

Humanities

100

Question 29

A, continuing his training as an art critic. 

100

Question 28

J, Approximately thirty years after he returned from Italy. 

200

Question 22 

H, warm appreciation 

250

Question 25

B, a brief introduction and transition into the topic. 

300

Question 26

H, emphasize to the ready that Porter's high level of intelligence was not related to his artistic ability 

Random

100

Question 3

B, "Katherine, Maxwell needs to have a healthy lunch." 

100

Question 33

C, The shape of the Milky Way galaxy 

200

Question 36

J, scientific theories provide support for the existence of dark matter in the universe 

250

Question 38

H, It is certain that dark matter has no influence on surrounding celestial bodies 

300

Question 34

F, It cannot be conclusively proven that dark matter affects the shape and formation of galaxies.