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OFFICIAL ACT Form Z18 · April 2023

Reading

20 questions ~9 min recommended
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=== Culture Shock Camp: Sending a Message ===
This passage is from the article “Culture Shock Camp: Sending a Message” by Tara Gatewood...

=== Feathers: The Evolution of a Natural Miracle ===
This passage is from the book Feathers: The Evolution of a Natural Miracle by Thor Hanson...

1. Which of the following events mentioned in the passage occurred before the first annual Tribal Hip-Hop Summit?

2. The passage most strongly suggests that one reason Frejo finds the work of a DJ freeing is that:

3. Which of the following statements best summarizes the seventh paragraph (lines 35–41)?

4. In the passage, Frejo describes the growth of Culture Shock Camp as:

5. The main point of the eighth and ninth paragraphs (lines 42–55) is that, as a Native DJ, Frejo has been able to:

6. One main purpose of the twelfth paragraph (lines 72–81) is to:

7. According to the passage, regarding change in certain people's lives, Frejo believes change can happen:

8. In the passage, the author uses the phrase "open up a space" (line 24) to help highlight that Frejo valued music's ability to let him:

9. Based on the passage, the main reason Culture Shock Camp began traveling to perform was that Frejo:

10. The passage most strongly suggests that, in terms of reviving and maintaining Native culture, Frejo feels:

11. The main idea of the passage is that:

12. The author’s use of the word “fuzziness” in line 46 most nearly serves to:

13. According to the passage, textbook diagrams of airfoils can’t effectively portray turbulence because:

14. When the author states "the possibilities are endless" (lines 33–34), he is most nearly referring to the idea that:

15. In the passage, the author demonstrates the pockets of dead air that can form behind a wing by mentioning:

16. According to the passage, the airline industry has an interest in reducing the drag of airplane wings because lower drag results in:

17. As it is used in line 43, the word common most nearly means:

18. Which of the following statements best represents the passage’s characterization of the prospect of building jetliners covered with feathers?

19. According to the passage, owls’ wing strokes are silent because owl wings feature:

20. As it is used in line 86, the word dictated most nearly means: