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Full SAT Practice Exam (Simulated)

This single-file HTML contains a full simulated SAT-style practice exam (Reading, Writing & Language, Math No Calculator, Math Calculator). Complete the test and click Grade Exam. All content is in English. Use for practice and convert into your app as needed.

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Reading Test — 52 Questions

Passage-based questions omitted for brevity; each question below is standalone for practice.

1. Which choice best states the main idea of a paragraph that argues that community gardens strengthen neighborhoods?

They create jobs for gardeners. They provide fresh produce to residents. They foster social ties and local engagement. They increase property values.

2. In the sentence: "The scientist, though talented, made an error," the phrase "though talented" functions as a

noun verb conjunction subordinate clause/parenthetical modifier

3. Which word is closest in meaning to "mitigate"?

Worsen Alleviate Ignore Provoke

4. A paragraph that uses an anecdote at the start most likely aims to

illustrate a broader point through an example present statistical evidence make an objective claim without emotion define a technical term

5. Choose the sentence that contains a logical fallacy.

If we allow A, then B will follow; therefore, A must be stopped (slippery slope). Research shows correlation between X and Y. Many experts recommend Z after trials. The data were collected over five years.

6. Which choice best replaces the underlined phrase: "She refused, and thus, the meeting ended early."?

however therefore similarly meanwhile

7. A passage that emphasizes sensory detail most likely aims to

use statistical proof create vivid imagery for the reader argue a historical point list technical definitions

8. The tone of a paragraph that is skeptical and questioning is best described as

optimistic curious/critical indifferent celebratory

9. Choose the best summary sentence for: "A study found that students who sleep more than 8 hours showed improved memory recall compared to those who slept 6 hours."

Sleep has no effect on memory. Students who sleep >8 hours performed better on memory tasks than those who slept 6 hours. All students should sleep exactly 7 hours. Memory depends only on study time.

10. The phrase "by contrast" most nearly means

in addition however/contrastingly for example therefore