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12 Practice Tests for the SAT 492 Practice Test Five Answers and Explanations 10. B Difficulty: Medium What word could best describe something that would cause a man to run like he was being chased down? Here, the key to this Detail question is recognizing the tone of the specific situations the author presents. Since this question asks for a description of the streets, the words used by the author should lead you to your answer. The author states that Oscar ran in the shadows, and the streets darkened and were silenced. Perhaps the most telling clue, however, is that although Oscar was completely alone, he ran like a man being chased down. Look for the answer choice with the adjective that best reflects such descriptions. Choice (A) is out of scope; there is no indication that the streets were obstructed. Choice (B) should match your prediction; the streets upon which Oscar ran are best described as threatening. Choice (C) is an opposite; the passage states that Oscar was completely alone. Choice (D) is extreme; certainly the author's description of the streets conveyed some element of danger, but deadly is too extreme to be correct. Choice (E) is an opposite; the passage states that The streets ... were silenced, which directly contradicts the assertion that they were noisy. 11. D Difficulty: High Oscar's impressions and Celia's observations, though of two totally separate scenes, convey something very similar about how both characters feel about themselves. What is it? Authors intentionally employ detail and description in their writing to help establish elements of the character as well as to compare and contrast that character to other characters or situations. It is important to recognize that Oscar's impressions and Celia's observations share a common theme. This is illustrated by the fact that the seemingly positive images in line 39-40 taunted Oscar and pushed him even further into the shadows, and Celia felt that the sophisticated women were on the inside of some joke to which [she] was not privy. Predict what the author was trying to establish about both of the characters by using these examples. Choice (A) is an opposite; in fact, Oscar's impressions and Celia's observations can be characterized as melancholy. Choice (B) is an opposite; Oscar's impressions and Celia's observations paint both characters as discontented. Choice (C) is distortion; Oscar's impressions and Celia's observations are descriptive of New York City lifestyles, but that is not their primary function within the passage. Choice (D) is the correct choice; the descriptions in the passage convey the sense that both Oscar and Celia share a feeling of being on the outside looking in. Choice (E) is out of scope; you could characterize Celia's personality as brooding, but Oscar's personality cannot be described as joyful. 12. c Difficulty: Low What does the description of Oscar's pace before it flags most likely indicate about the word's meaning? Flag functions to indicate a change in Oscar's pace, but your answer needs to be more specific. In a straightforward vocabulary question such as this one, your best approach is to simply replace the word in question with each of the given choices to see which makes the most sense in context. Use this approach to help you arrive at your prediction. Choice (A) is distortion; this is an alternate definition of flag that makes no sense in context. Choice (B) is an opposite; Oscar was already running at top speed like a man being chased down, so it makes no sense that his pace would revive as he neared his apartment. Choice (C) is the best match; it fits perfectly in context. Choice (D) is distortion; this is another alternate definition of flag that makes no sense in context. Choice (E) is out of scope; nothing in the surrounding context indicates that Oscar fell down. 13. D Difficulty: Low Oscar did not ignore the doorman; he was unaware of him. What does this tell you about his state of mind at the time? A strong vocabulary is important for Inference questions. Often, knowing the definition of one tough word will provide a big clue to your answer. Usually, when a person is oblivious to a person or a thing, it means that he or she is completely unaware of that person or thing's existence. Using what you have been given about Oscar's character in the passage, make a prediction that would best explain how Oscar could be unaware of the doorman. Choice (A) is out of scope; there is nothing to suggest that the doorman has a weak voice. Choice (B) is distortion; this implies that Oscar was ignoring the doorman, not unaware of him. Choice (C) is out of scope; nothing in the passage suggests Oscar requires a hearing aid. Choice (D)
12 Practice Tests for the SAT Practice Test Five Answers and Explanations 493 I is the best match for your prediction; the choice offers the best explanation for Oscar's obliviousness. Choice (E) is distortion; this choice also implies that Oscar was purposely ignoring the doorman, which is contradicted by the use of the word oblivious. 14. A Difficulty: Medium Why would a person be reluctant to look in a mirror? Often a question that references a specific detail from a passage can be answered not only from the detail in question but by surrounding details in context. The passage states that the poem from which Celia quoted was written from the point of the view of the mirror. Therefore, Celia was not referring to herself when she whispered the lines "! am not cruel, only truthful." She was referring to the fact that a mirror does not lie. Taking this into account, along with the added details that she looked at her reflection reluctantly (line 52) and then sighed, look for the answer that contains the truth of what Celia saw in the mirror. Choice (A) is correct; it makes sense that a person reluctant to look in the mirror probably doesn't like what she sees. Choice (B) is a misused detail; it's possible Celia is a talented writer, but her ability to quote a line from a famous poem does not demonstrate that. Choice (C) is an opposite; a girl conceited about her good looks would not be reluctant to look in a mirror. Choice (D) is extreme; one line from one Sylvia Plath poem does not indicate that Celia has read all of Plath's works. Choice (E) is out of scope; the quoting of one of Plath's lines does not necessarily mean Celia feels a connection with the poet. 15. D Difficulty: High Authors often use phrases that seem contradictory to help describe a character's internal conflict. The author characterized Celia's feeling like a young girl with the seemingly contradictory phrase disappointing blessing because of her internal contradiction: having an appreciation for the gift of her own youth (line 71), while longing to be a more mature woman. The urge to feel older is the disappointment-look for the choice that best represents her appreciation of the blessing. Choice (A) is a distortion; lines 55-56 state that Celia came to New York to spend the summer taking care of her grandmother. Choice (B) is a misused detail; blessing does have some religious connotations, but they do not apply here. Choice (C) is distortion; it is not suggested in the passage that Celia was looking for her father. Choice (D) is the best match; Celia's urge to be older was lessened by her understanding that getting older is inevitable. Choice (E) is distortion; there is no indication in the passage that the grandmother resents Celia's youth. 16. A Difficulty: Medium Celia is a beautiful girl who believes she is not. What might this tell you about Celia? When a passage presents characters with divergent points of view on the same situation, the differences often serve to highlight certain aspects of a character. Oscar's first impression of Celia was that she was a very beautiful girl, which directly contradicted her own impression of herself offered throughout the fifth paragraph. Look for the choice that best describes what this revelation emphasizes about Celia. Choice (A) is your best choice. Oscar's revelation of Celia's beauty emphasizes the insecurities she has about her looks. Choice (B) is distortion; Oscar sensed something strange about Celia, but he did not immediately know she was his daughter. Choice (C) is distortion; Oscar's ability to recognize physical beauty does not particularly emphasize his sensitive nature. Choice (D) is an opposite; nothing about Celia is boastful. Choice (E) is out of scope; this cliche makes no sense in the context of the passage. 17. E Difficulty: High The author presents Grandma as loud and obnoxious. Think of some other words that would describe such an attitude. Essentially, this is a difficult vocabulary question that masquerades as a simple Inference question. In the passage, Grandma's frankness is presented as a contrast to Oscar and Celia's reserve. This is most evident in line 97, where Grandma asked Oscar if he was just going to stand there like an idiot, despite the fact she apparently did not know him. Look for the choice that contains the word that best describes this sort of attitude. Choice (A) is out of scope; her attitude cannot be characterized as flattering or fawning. Choice (B) is an opposite; Grandma's attitude displayed an absence of tact. Choice (C) is an opposite; Grandma's attitude, though
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