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Integration of Knowledge & Ideas

34 questions from the official practice tests. Page 2 of 2.

Question Reading · 33

Practice test 4Multiple choice

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Question Reading · 33 — 33. As it relates to the passage, one main function of the chart is to further illustrate: A. why other large mammals are generally faster runners than humans over long distances. B. the running speed advantage that is…

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Question Reading · 34

Practice test 4Multiple choice

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Question Reading · 34 — 34. Based on the passage and the chart, does the information in the chart support the passage author’s claim that both horses and dogs can, in general, easily out-sprint us by galloping (lines 56–57)? F. Yes, because…

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Question Reading · 35

Practice test 4Multiple choice

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Question Reading · 35 — 35. Compared to the average distance-running speed of wildebeests, as described in the passage, the fastest trotting speed of ponies, as depicted in the chart, is: A. roughly half as fast. B. somewhat slower. C. the…

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Question Reading · 36

Practice test 4Multiple choice

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Question Reading · 36 — 36. Based on the chart, which of the following choices represents the most likely outcome in a short race between a human running at the top of the speed range for a typical jogger and a horse, pony, and dog running at…

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