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turn to any other section of the test.
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3. The executives could only hope that the com-
pany’s poor first-quarter performance was not
of the year to ... accepting the theory unquestion-
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... overwhelmed by anxiety
(E) nevertheless Carla’s anxiety was
overwhelming
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18. Having invested so much effort ... had stopped for gas
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The following sentences test your ability to
recognize grammar and usage er...
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... LIST
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Vocabulary Lesson 14: Cruel and Unusual
Today’s roots: vilis worthless de- down
super- above, beyond -less without
❑ ruthless (adj) cruel; merciless (rue regret + -less ... sanctuary,
sacrosanct, sanctimonious
13. POTENS: strong
potent, impotent, potential,
despot
14. DOMIT: lord
dominion, indomitable,
domesticate, dominate
15. DE-: down
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... Online Practice Plus at www.MHPracticePlus.com/
SATverbal for more tools and resources you can use to get ready for the SAT.
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The Structure of an Argument
There are many ... 176 MCGRAW-HILL’S SAT
6. According to the metaphor in the final paragraph,
the “costly vase” (line 51) represents
(A) ... to answering these ques-
tions. When you are given two “paired” pas-
sa...
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Answer Key 8:
Checking That You’ve Nailed the Answer
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Concept Review 8
1. An ... 206 MCGRAW-HILL’S SAT
SAT Practice 8:
Checking That You’ve Nailed the Answer
our minds. Neanderthals, stronger ... to the point where
you left off and continue to read. The key to avoid-
ing...
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... that was rambling and mind-numbing; rather, I was hoping for
one that was _____________________ and _____________________.
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denunciation = harsh criticism; ... officers’ goals were rea-
sonable, then one would likely not disagree with
them.
SAT Practice 3: Structural Keys
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SAT Practice 6: Finding Alternatives
Try to find at least two different ways of solving each
of the following problems, and check that both meth-
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There are often many...
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... theorems that are useful on the SAT.
5. Name two algebraic theorems that are useful on the SAT.
6. Name two numerical theorems that are useful on the SAT.
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sum of all the scores: ... dis-
cussed in Chapter 9, Lesson 3, and Chapter 7, Les-
son 7. They include “odd × odd = odd” and “positive
× negative = negative.”
Answer Key 7: Thinking Logically
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SAT Practice 1: Solving Equations
1. If 5d + 12 = 24, then 5d − 12 =
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Systems
A system is simply a set of equations that are true at
the same time, such as these:
Although many values for x and y “satisfy” the first
equation, ... = 2m
Divide by (...