Whole-passage comprehension
Identify the central claim and purpose.
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Identify the central claim and purpose.
Study this question typeInterpret evidence and links among ideas.
Study this question typeInfer what follows from the author’s argument.
Study this question typeInterpret a word in its literary or argumentative setting.
Study this question typeRepair syntax, agreement and reference.
Study this question typeChoose punctuation fitting clause relationships.
Study this question typeImprove organization, precision and transitions.
Study this question typeSolve equations and represent quantitative relationships.
Study this question typeReason with shape properties and measurement.
Study this question typeAnalyze patterns, sets and data relationships.
Study this question typeCompose the essay when included by the school.
Study this question typeIdentify the relationship between two ideas in a passage, then preserve its direction and scope.
Study this question typeInterpret an author’s reasoning, tone, purpose and rhetorical choices.
Study this question typeSelect the passage sentence or displayed data that supports a specific claim.
Study this question typeMatch sentence forms to their real grammatical relationships.
Study this question typeMark clause boundaries and relationships while preserving meaning.
Study this question typePlace ideas and evidence where the argument needs them.
Study this question typeRemove needless wording while preserving the intended tone and information.
Study this question typeChoose language that fits meaning, register and grammatical context.
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