ACT Success - English Practice #7

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • Europe to Asia.

  • Europe to, Asia.

  • Europe, and also Asia.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • innocuosly

  • innocuously

  • innocusly

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • all of Western Europe whole.

  • the whole of Western Europe.

  • Western Europe, wholly.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • would of

  • have

  • had of

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • Yes, because it provides important context about the geopolitical situation at the time.

  • Yes, because it emphasizes the role of external forces in shaping the Russian Civil War.

  • No, because it distracts from the focus on the Czechoslovak Legion.

  • No, because it repeats information already mentioned earlier in the paragraph.

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • Trotsky declared them enemies of the revolution, and Lenin ordered them crushed at all costs.

  • Declaring them enemies of the revolution, Trotsky’s plan included Lenin’s orders to crush them at all costs.

  • Declaring them enemies of the revolution, Trotsky and Lenin both wanted them to be crushed at all costs.

  • Trotsky declared them enemies of the revolution, Lenin, however, ordered them to be crushed at all costs.

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Keep the sentence as it is.

  • Replace “vast swaths of territory” with “nearly all of Russia’s heartland.”

  • Replace “vast swaths of territory” with “most of Russia’s urban centers.”

  • Replace “vast swaths of territory” with “an area larger than most European countries.”

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • It shifts the focus from the Legion's military achievements to its long-term influence on Soviet policies.

  • It introduces the formation of the Red Army as the primary event in the Russian Civil War.

  • It describes the logistical challenges the Legion faced in its journey through Siberia.

  • It contrasts the Legion’s experiences in Russia with their experiences in Europe.

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • Yes, because paragraph [5] offers a strong introduction by emphasizing the Legion’s significance.

  • Yes, because it provides necessary context for the rest of the passage.

  • No, because it interrupts the chronological flow of the Legion's journey.

  • No, because paragraph [5] functions better as a conclusion.

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • A historical account of a forgotten group of soldiers and their unintended impact on Russian history.

  • A detailed exploration of the military strategies employed by the Czechoslovak Legion in the Russian Civil War.

  • A narrative about the challenges faced by various European armies during the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

  • A critique of the Soviet Union’s policies and the role of foreign forces in shaping them.

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