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- 1. 1 POINTS ACT Test Prep Grammar & Usage
- 2. English Passage 2: #1 12
- 3. English Passage 2: #1 Answer: B 12
- 4. English Passage 2: #2 13
- 5. English Passage 2: #2 Answer: A 13
- 6. English Passage 2: #3 14
- 7. English Passage 2: #3 Answer: D 14
- 8. English Passage 2: #4 18
- 9. English Passage 2: #4 Answer: D 18
- 10. English Passage 2: #5 19
- 11. English Passage 2: #5 Answer: C 19
- 12. English Passage 2: #6 23
- 13. English Passage 2: #6 Answer: B 23
- 14. English Passage 2: #7 24
- 15. English Passage 2: #7 Answer: C 24
- 16. English Passage 2: #8 31
- 17. English Passage 2: #8 Answer: C 31
- 18. English Passage 2: #9 34
- 19. English Passage 2: #9 Answer: D 34
- 20. English Passage 2: #10 35
- 21. English Passage 2: #10 Answer: B 35
- 22. English Passage 2: #11 39
- 23. English Passage 2: #11 Answer: A 39
- 24. English Passage 2: #12 42
- 25. English Passage 2: #12 Answer: C 42
- 26. English Passage 2: #13 43
- 27. English Passage 2: #13 Answer: D 43
- 28. English Passage 2: #14 44
- 29. English Passage 2: #14 Answer: D 44
- 30. English Passage 2: #15 45
- 31. English Passage 2: #15 Answer: C 45