SAT Flashcards

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“Despite their incessant complaints about the conditions, the workers continued to show up each day, demonstrating their commitment to the project.”

Question:
What does incessant mean in this context?
a) Occasional and intermittent
b) Continuous and never-ending
c) Positive and encouraging
d) Sudden and brief

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Answer: b) Continuous and never-ending

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“The prolific writer was known for producing an impressive number of novels, essays, and short stories every year, becoming a household name in literature.”

Question:
What does prolific mean in this context?
a) Unproductive and lazy
b) Highly skilled and talented
c) Frequently producing large amounts of work
d) Rarely producing any notable work

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Answer: c) Frequently producing large amounts of work

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“Although technological advancements have brought about profound changes in how people communicate and conduct business, they have also created a digital divide. The gap between those who have access to the latest technology and those who do not can exacerbate social and economic inequalities, leaving certain communities further behind.”

Question:
What issue does the passage suggest is a consequence of technological advancement?
a) Increased opportunities for communication across all communities.
b) Widespread improvement in social and economic conditions.
c) A growing gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not.
d) Equal access to technology across different communities.

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Answer: c) A growing gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not.

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“The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the workforce is one of the most debated topics in recent years. While AI promises to enhance productivity, its effects on employment remain uncertain. Many fear that automation will replace jobs, particularly in industries that rely heavily on routine tasks. Others argue that AI will create new job opportunities by enhancing human potential.”

Question:
According to the passage, what is one of the primary concerns about the rise of AI?
a) AI will slow down productivity in the workforce.
b) AI will replace jobs, particularly in industries with routine tasks.
c) AI will not be able to perform complex tasks.
d) AI will improve employment rates for all workers.

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Answer: b) AI will replace jobs, particularly in industries with routine tasks.

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Choose the most effective revision:
“The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the anticipated results of the project.”

a) The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the expected results of the project.
b) The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the anticipating results of the project.
c) The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the anticipated results of the project.
d) The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the result of the anticipated project.

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Answer: c) The manager, who had been very involved in the planning phase, is very excited about the anticipated results of the project.

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Choose the most effective revision:
“Despite of the challenges they faced, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was an impressive achievement.”

a) Despite the challenges they faced, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was an impressive achievement.
b) Despite of the challenges they faced, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was impressive achievement.
c) Despite the challenges of which they faced, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was an impressive achievement.
d) Despite facing the challenges, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was an impressive achievement.

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Answer: a) Despite the challenges they faced, the team completed the project ahead of schedule, which was an impressive achievement.

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“The manager’s recalcitrant behavior made it difficult for the team to meet deadlines, as he frequently refused to comply with group decisions.”

Question:
What does recalcitrant mean in this context?
a) Cooperative and obedient
b) Resistant and stubborn
c) Supportive and helpful
d) Neutral and indifferent

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Answer: b) Resistant and stubborn

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“Recent studies suggest that while urbanization often brings economic growth, it also leads to increased inequality. As wealth concentrates in certain areas, social divisions widen, and the cost of living rises for many.”

Question:
According to the passage, what is one negative consequence of urbanization?

a) It decreases inequality by providing more opportunities for wealth.
b) It leads to increased social divisions and higher living costs.
c) It reduces the overall economic growth of cities.
d) It causes a decrease in wealth concentration in urban areas.

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Answer: b) It leads to increased social divisions and higher living costs.

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“The public’s concern over rising carbon emissions has led to a greater demand for alternative energy sources. While renewable sources like wind and solar power are often touted as solutions, experts warn that these technologies face challenges such as cost, storage, and intermittency.”

Question:
What is the primary concern regarding renewable energy sources?

a) They are too expensive, and their storage is limited.
b) They have no environmental benefits compared to traditional energy sources.
c) They are universally accepted and ready for implementation.
d) Their efficiency and output are consistently higher than conventional energy sources.

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Answer: a) They are too expensive, and their storage is limited.

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Choose the most effective revision:
“She could not decide whether to take the new job offer, which would involve relocation, or to stay in her current position, which was close to her family.”

a) She could not decide whether to take the new job offer, which would involve relocating, or stay in her current position, close to her family.
b) She could not decide whether to take the new job offer, which would involve relocation, or stay in her current position, close to her family.
c) She could not decide whether taking the new job offer, which would involve relocation, or staying in her current position, close to her family.
d) She could not decide whether to take the new job offer, which would involve relocation, or stay at her current position, which is close to her family.

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Answer: b) She could not decide whether to take the new job offer, which would involve relocation, or stay in her current position, close to her family.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:
“Despite the increasing demand, the company were unable to meet the production deadlines on time.”
a) Despite the increasing demand, the company were unable to meet the production deadlines on time.
b) Despite the increasing demand, the company was unable to meet the production deadlines on time.
c) Despite the increasing demand, the companies were unable to meet the production deadlines on time.
d) Despite the increasing demands, the company was unable to meet the production deadlines on time.

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Answer: b) Despite the increasing demand, the company was unable to meet the production deadlines on time.

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“The author’s sardonic humor often alienated readers who were expecting a more earnest and optimistic narrative.”
Question:
What does sardonic mean in this context?
a) Cheerful and lighthearted
b) Sarcastic and mocking
c) Serious and thoughtful
d) Inspirational and encouraging

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Answer: b) Sarcastic and mocking

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“The politician’s cajoling tactics were not enough to sway the voters, who were increasingly skeptical of his promises.”
Question:
What does cajoling mean in this context?
a) Commanding
b) Persuading through flattery or promises
c) Aggressively criticizing
d) Ignoring objections

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Answer: b) Persuading through flattery or promises

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“The scientific community, though initially resistant to the new theory, eventually accepted its validity after years of rigorous testing and peer-reviewed studies.”
Question:
What does validity mean in this context?
a) Flaw or weakness
b) Authenticity and truthfulness
c) Newness and innovation
d) Rejection or dismissal

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Answer: b) Authenticity and truthfulness

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