ACT Success - English Practice #1
Question 1
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It is about 1.5 times the size of Earth, orbiting a red dwarf star.
Roughly 1.5 times the size of Earth, it orbits a red dwarf star.
It's roughly 1.5 times Earth’s size and a red dwarf star it orbits.
Question 2
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This observation involved a process where a nucleus decayed without emitting neutrinos, which challenges current understandings of particle physics.
This observation involves a process where a nucleus decays without emitting neutrinos, challenging current understandings of particle physics.
This observation involves a process where a nucleus decays without emitting neutrinos, and it has challenged current understandings of particle physics.
Question 3
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Being roughly 1.5 times larger than Earth and orbiting a red dwarf star.
Roughly 1.5 times Earth’s size, orbiting a red dwarf star.
Being 1.5 times the size of Earth while orbiting a red dwarf star.
Question 4
While astronomy discoveries are exciting, physicists are also making breakthroughs.
Similarly, the field of particle physics has experienced groundbreaking discoveries.
This discovery adds to a series of recent scientific achievements.
On the other hand, breakthroughs are also happening in particle physics.
Question 5
This exoplanet, located about 137 light-years away and roughly 1.5 times the size of Earth, orbits a red dwarf star and has captured the attention of astronomers for its potential to host liquid water.
This exoplanet is located 137 light-years away, it is roughly 1.5 times Earth’s size, and astronomers are excited by its potential for liquid water.
Located 137 light-years away, this exoplanet has captured astronomers’ attention, and it is about 1.5 times the size of Earth and orbits a red dwarf star, showing potential to host water.
The exoplanet is located 137 light-years away, orbits a red dwarf star, and it’s 1.5 times the size of Earth.
Question 6
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using materials that are abundant and non-toxic on Earth
using materials both abundant and non-toxic
using abundant non-toxic materials from Earth
Question 7
Thus, science is always evolving and leading us toward new and important discoveries.
As a result, each discovery, whether in space or on Earth, brings us closer to a more sustainable future.
Accordingly, the discoveries of 2024 demonstrate the innovative spirit of researchers across disciplines.
Overall, scientific discoveries like these will always captivate public interest.
Question 8
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The location in the habitable zone of the planet means that conditions may be right for water to exist, assuming there is a suitable atmosphere.
The planet, being in the conservative habitable zone, might have conditions suitable for water, assuming it also has a suitable atmosphere.
Being in this “conservative” habitable zone, the planet has the right conditions for water to exist, given that other factors, like a suitable atmosphere, align as well.
Question 9
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These findings may lead to more comprehensive theories that help us better understand nature’s forces and the structure of the universe.
These findings could lead to better theories about nature’s fundamental forces and the universe’s building blocks.
The findings could inspire new theories about the fundamental forces of nature and the composition of the universe.
Question 10
Keep it where it is.
Place it after paragraph [3].
Place it before paragraph [5].
Place it before paragraph [4].
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