Reading Section
This question "What objection would the author of text 2 raise about the study in text 1?" is best described as a _____ question.
What is...a dual text question
Give me three examples of collective nouns.
What is...
Possible answers vary
Jury, Family, Committee, The United States
(Hint: These are examples of a simple word that begins with the letter "i".)
What are examples of integers?
Define: accept & except
What is...
To Accept (vb): To consent to receive something; to believe
Except (preposition): Not including
A useful set of formulas that you don't need to memorize.
What is...
The reference sheet built into blue book.
This sheet contains mostly area formulas for different shapes and various triangle related formulas.
This question "Which choice completes the text with the most logical word?" is best described as a ____ question.
What is... vocabulary in context question
_______ subjects require a _____ verb.
Bonus 200 points to the team that can give me an example.
What is....
Either singular & singular
OR plural & plural
What is a 90 degree angle called?
What is...
Right angle
Define and Tell the Difference Between:
Illicit & Elicit
Affect & Effect
Illicit: Noun--something illegal.
Elicit: Verb--to draw something out of someone or something.
Affect: Verb--to produce a change or cause a response in something else.
Effect: Noun--the change or response that is produced.
What does the strategy NOW,LATER,NEVER actually remind us to do?
What is...
1st - NOW – Do the easiest questions
2nd - Later – Strategies, P.O.E. – Process of Elimination, Picking number, Plugging in answers (B or C)
3rd - Never – LOTD -Letter of the Day (Leave no bubbles behind)
There are ____ questions in one module of the reading/writing section, and ____ minutes to complete them.
What is... 27 questions and 32 minutes.
Which form best completes the sentence:
If you are interested in attending a particular university, (your / you’re) best course of action would be to contact that school to nd out its admission requirements.
What is... your
The smallest positive multiple of 12.
What is... 12
Define/tell me the function of:
Its, It’s, and Its'
What is...
Its (pronoun): Belonging to one thing
It’s (contraction): It is
Its': doesn't exist
It's the strategy that can save you time by limiting the total number of multiple choice answers you need to test.
What is the "Test B or C First" strategy?
What is the acronym you should use when approaching commonly wrong answer choices?
What is...FONETH
Which extreme words give you the hint to eliminate the answer choice?
What is...
Always and never
Solve for x:
(((3x-22)/-1) + 15)/4 + 1 = 5
What is 7
Define/tell me the function of:
Whose and Who’s
What is...
Whose (pronoun): Belonging to someone
Who’s (contraction): Who is
0 & 1 are not _____.
2, 3, 4, & 5 are ______.What are...Good numbers to substitute!
What questions text punctuation and grammar with sentences?
What is...standard english conventions questions
In 1903, when the first airplane will take off from a beach in Kitty Hawk...
a)NO CHANGE b)has taken off
c)took off. d)had been taking off
What is... C, took off
A triangle has one leg that is 15 units, and another that is 6 units. What are the other possible lengths of the final leg of the triangle?
9<x<21
10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20
Define the following words:
Capricious
Tenuous
Exacerbate
Propensity
Capricious: (Adj) Given to sudden and forceful changes of emotion or desire.
Tenuous: (Adj) Lacking the strength for maintaining its current state.
Exacerbate: (Verb) To intensify the negative aspects of a situation by adding problems or strengthening existing ones.
Propensity: (Noun) A tendency to act or think in a certain way.
The most efficient math strategy for the majority of systems of equations problems.
What is the Desmos Graphing Calculator?