2016-03-21 Pre TOEFL: reading practice

Greg Malivuk
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You have 20 minutes to answer the questions about the reading.
(Skim the reading first, then look at the questions and try to find the answers.)
41 A - look at the contrast: “but usually with positive results”
42 D (“every” means A is probably wrong, B is false information, C adds information that isn’t in the reading)
43 A (the others are too specific)
44 C
45 D (“He knows neither good nor evil”)
46 B (topic sentence of paragraph 4)
47 C
48 C (read the paragraph for details)
49 B
50 C (your first guess for inference questions should be the most general, but not absolute)
51 A (The transition, “Like Raven,” should tell us that it comes after a sentence about Raven. The rest of the paragraph focuses just on Coyote, so A is the best position for this sentence.)
52 BEG / AF (Read the paragraphs about Raven and Coyote, 5 and 6, to find all these details.)
(“intellectual” is mentioned in paragraph 2, but describes Prometheus, not Coyote)