12.Practice.Tests.for.the.SAT_2015-2016_1128p

Section 91
Practice Test Ten 891
9. At the start of Salman Rushdie's novel Midnight's
Children, a boy is born at the exact moment
that India attains independence and becoming
intimately connected to the fate of the country.
(A) becoming intimately connected to the fate of
the country
(B) becomes intimately connected to the fate of
the country
( C) intimately connected to the fate of the country
(D) being intimately connected to the fate of the
country
(E) the country, a fate he is intimately connected to
10. One often discovering quotes in fiction often that
are noteworthy for their novelty or their cleverness,
or both.
(A) One often discovering quotes in fiction often
that are
(B) One often discovers quotes in fiction that are
(C) One often discovers quotes in fiction that you
find
(D) Often, one notices quotes in fiction; they are
(E) Often, one notices quote in fiction in which
they are
11. Buying good shoes, training daily, and above all,
the competition in numerous races are the keys to
becoming a world class runner.
(A) the competition in numerous races are
(B) the competing of numerous races are
(C) to compete in numerous races is
(D) competing in numerous races is
(E) competing in numerous races are
12. Although only half the size of an ant, the gallfly can
be cataloged and studied in the same way as any
larger creature.
(A) Although only
(B) Whereas only
(C) Despite a size
(D) While its size is
(E) Since it is
13. While studying at the University of Michigan, that
was when Arthur Miller developed a profound
passion for writing.
(A) that was when Arthur Miller developed a
profound passion for writing
(B) Arthur Miller developed a profound passion
for writing
(C) then the development of Arthur Miller's
profound passion for writing took place
(D) Arthur Miller's profound passion for writing
was developed
(E) a profound love for drama developed in
Arthur Miller
14. The teenagers promised to return to their homes
and they would eat a healthy dinner and talk with
their parents.
(A) to return to their homes and they would eat
(B) to return to their homes to eat
(C) to returning to their homes, thereby eating
(D) with returning to their homes for the eating
of
(E) on the return to their homes for the eating of
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