Daily Practice Questions

6 questions across multiple subjects, with detailed explanations and study tips.

📝 Questions

📖 SAT Reading & Writing Medium
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English? The group of modern artists came up with their movement’s name after a knife that was randomly inserted into a dictionary seemed to point to the word “dada.” The ____________ to go against conformity and the violence surrounding World War I. Dada was inspired by various art styles like Expressionism, Cubism, Constructivism, and Futurism, although the movement itself was not classified as an art style.
  1. A. striking
  2. B. strucked
  3. C. struck ✓
  4. D. striked
Explanation: “Struck” correctly provides the past tense conjugation of “strike”—this means that the law was overturned. The other options do not provide a proper past tense conjugation of “strike.”
🎯 GMAT Prep Medium
5 is what percent of 20?
  1. A. 20%
  2. B. 25% ✓
  3. C. 30%
  4. D. 35%
  5. E. 40%
Explanation: To find what percent 5 is of 20, use the formula: (part/whole) × 100 = (5/20) × 100 = 25%. Therefore, 5 is 25% of 20.
📊 SAT Math Medium
Data points (x, y): The height in inches and weight in pounds for several female orangutans is graphed in the scatterplot above. Based on the data in the graph, which of these statements best summarizes the overall trend in the data?
  1. A. The greater the height of the orangutan, the greater the weight. ✓
  2. B. The lower the height of the orangutan, the greater the weight.
  3. C. The greater the height of the orangutan, the lower the weight.
  4. D. The height and the weight of the orangutan are equivalent throughout the set of data.
Explanation: As the height of the orangutans increases, their weight also increases. Choice (A), “The greater the height of the orangutan, the greater the weight,” correctly summarizes this trend.
💻 AP Computer Science A Medium
Refer to the following code segment.
  1. A. k ≥ N, sum = 1.0
  2. B. sum = 1 + 2 + 3 + … + k
  3. C. k < N, sum = 1.0
  4. D. N ≥ 1, k = 1, sum = 1.0 ✓
  5. E. mean = sum / N
Explanation: The precondition is an assertion about the variables in the loop just before the loop is executed. Variables N, k , and sum have all been initialized to the values shown in choice D. Choice C is wrong because k may equal N . Choice A is wrong because k may be less than N . Choice E is wrong because mean is not defined until the loop has been exited. Choice B is wrong because it omits the assertions about N and k .
✍️ AP English Language Hard
The writer’s opinions about Walden in lines 39–49 are primarily meant to
  1. A. reiterate the wide disparities in readers’ views of the book.
  2. B. confuse the reader as a means to stimulate curiosity.
  3. C. prepare prospective readers for a challenging but stimulating ride. ✓
  4. D. entice readers with the promise of an unusual experience.
  5. E. argue that contradictions in the book don’t impede understanding it.
Explanation: The lines in question could send some readers fleeing from Walden , but the writer may lure some of them back with claims starting in line 47 that one will be “impressed chiefly by the courage of the rider,” etc.
📝 ACT Prep Medium
The taxi driver who finally picked up my boss and I wouldn't take credit cards.
  1. A. NO CHANGE
  2. B. whom finally picked up my boss and I
  3. C. who finally picked up my boss and me ✓
  4. D. which finally picked up my boss and myself
Explanation: The changes in the answers identify pronouns as the topic of the sentence. There are two pronouns in the underlined portion, so consider both and follow your two steps. Taxi driver is a person, and which is used only for things. Myself is correct only for emphasis (I myself don't know the answer) or when the subject and object are the same (I corrected myself). Cross off (D). Check the case for who and I, and don't worry—it's perfectly okay to check I first since everyone is scared of "who" versus "whom" (see "Who Versus Whom" below). For case, cross off everything except the pronoun and the verb. Picked up I is incorrect because I is a subject pronoun, so eliminate (A) and (B). The correct choice is (C), and you didn't even have to worry about "who" and "whom." Now go learn about them so you don't have to depend on luck the next time.

💡 Study Tips

🎯 Review your mistakes, not just your score

After a practice test, spend more time analyzing the questions you got wrong than celebrating the ones you got right. Understanding your error patterns reveals exactly what to study next.

📖 Build a study schedule and stick to it

Consistent daily study sessions of 30-60 minutes are more effective than occasional 4-hour marathons. Block specific times on your calendar and treat them like appointments you can't cancel.

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