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US College Accuplacer Reading Test 3

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College Entrance — Test 3 (Accuplacer Reading) High School (Grades 11-12, College Entrance, USA) USA College Board (SAT/ACT/AP) — USA
What is this test? for College Entrance prep (SAT/ACT/PSAT/AP), USA — high school to college transition — High School (Grades 11-12, College Entrance, USA) level, USA.
Is this for you? For High School students (grades 11-12) preparing for SAT, ACT, PSAT or AP in the USA
Section: College Entrance — Test 3 (Accuplacer Reading) · Education: High School (College Prep) · Part: College Entrance — Test 3 (Accuplacer Reading) · Country: USA

English / Language Arts is a core subject measuring correct use of grammar and reading comprehension.

This test is designed to improve your skills in paragraph interpretation, vocabulary, and sentence structure.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
Choose the antonym of "fast".
A) same
B) fast
C) slow
D) similar
Question 2
In a passage, "nostalgia" most nearly means ...?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) longing for past
D) a color
Question 3
Grammar: which sentence is correct (Whom did you invite?...)?
A) Who to invite
B) Who did you invite him
C) Whom did you invite him
D) Whom did you invite?
Question 4
What does "innovative" mean?
A) creative
B) She and I went to the store.
C) a color
D) plentiful
Question 5
Choose the best synonym for "innovative".
A) She and I went to the store.
B) creative
C) plentiful
D) Me and she went
Question 6
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (Who did you invite...)?
A) Whom did you invite?
B) Who to invite
C) Whom did you invite him
D) Who did you invite him
Question 7
Choose the antonym of "happy".
A) same
B) similar
C) sad
D) happy
Question 8
In a passage, "ubiquitous" most nearly means ...?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) everywhere
C) a color
D) plentiful
Question 9
Grammar: which sentence is correct (Fewer apples were left....)?
A) Fewer apples were left.
B) Fewer apple was left
C) Less apples were left
D) Less apple were left
Question 10
What does "jubilation" mean?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) joy
D) a color
Question 11
Choose the best synonym for "jubilation".
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) joy
D) Me and she went
Question 12
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (Less apples were left...)?
A) Less apple were left
B) Fewer apples were left.
C) Fewer apple was left
D) Less apples were left
Question 13
Choose the antonym of "big".
A) same
B) big
C) similar
D) small
Question 14
In a passage, "disdain" most nearly means ...?
A) contempt
B) She and I went to the store.
C) plentiful
D) a color
Question 15
Grammar: which sentence is correct (The effect was clear....)?
A) The effect was clear.
B) An affect was clear
C) The affect was clear
D) The effect were clear
Question 16
What does "keen" mean?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) a color
C) plentiful
D) sharp
Question 17
Choose the best synonym for "keen".
A) She and I went to the store.
B) sharp
C) plentiful
D) Me and she went
Question 18
Grammar: which sentence is NOT correct (The affect was clear...)?
A) The affect was clear
B) The effect were clear
C) The effect was clear.
D) An affect was clear
Question 19
Choose the antonym of "tall".
A) similar
B) short
C) tall
D) same
Question 20
In a passage, "eloquent" most nearly means ...?
A) She and I went to the store.
B) plentiful
C) fluent
D) a color

About This Test

For High School Grades 11-12 (USA, College Prep) — SAT, ACT, PSAT and 38 AP exams plus ACCUPLACER and CLEP aligned to College Board. Section: College Entrance, USA.

College Entrance USA — SAT Math/Reading-Writing, ACT English/Math/Reading/Science, PSAT, 38 AP subjects, ACCUPLACER, CLEP, placement tests. College Board–aligned, high school 11-12 focused. 8×20Q per exam, with college admissions & financial aid guidance. Timed practice, detailed answer review.

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