ACT Success - English Practice #8

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • They have

  • They’d

  • They had

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • but it’s

  • and it’s

  • and its

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • they have

  • they'd

  • they’d

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • whose

  • who’s

  • of whom

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • NO CHANGE

  • has been

  • have

  • having

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • Yes, because it helps transition from individual cases to broader applications of forensic anthropology.

  • Yes, because it provides more information about how forensic anthropologists work.

  • No, because it introduces unnecessary information about a subject that is not central to the paragraph.

  • No, because it interrupts the discussion about how forensic anthropologists assist with natural disasters.

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Keep the sentence as it is.

  • Add: "Dental records are often used in identifying bodies when other methods are not possible."

  • Add: "Dental records are common in criminal investigations, especially with missing persons cases."

  • Add: "Forensic odontologists compare dental records to help law enforcement."

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • It introduces Dr. Diane France as an expert in forensic anthropology.

  • It outlines the educational and professional requirements for becoming a forensic anthropologist.

  • It provides specific examples of cases forensic anthropologists typically handle.

  • It explains how forensic anthropologists use puzzles as a metaphor for their work.

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • Yes, because it provides a strong introduction by emphasizing the dedication required for the profession.

  • Yes, because it would establish Dr. Diane France as a key figure early on.

  • No, because it interrupts the flow of the narrative by shifting the focus to qualifications too early.

  • No, because the current paragraph structure presents a logical progression from job duties to qualifications.

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • "Is that a healed fracture from years before, or a fatal injury, and does the dental work match a missing person’s records?"

  • "Is that a healed fracture from years before or a fatal injury, and could the dental work match a missing person’s records?"

  • "Is that a healed fracture from years before, a fatal injury, or does the dental work match a missing person’s records?"

  • "Is that a healed fracture from years before, or a fatal injury, and can the dental work match a missing person’s records?"

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