Section I Reasoning through Language Arts- Writing Skills
Conventions of Standard English
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Parts of Speech
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
Knowledge of Language
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
Vocabulary Acquisition
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Section II Reasoning through Language Arts- Reading Skills
Key Ideas and Details
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Craft and Structure
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Integration of Knowledge and Ideas
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Section III Reasoning through Language Arts- The Essay
Essay Writing
4 Topics
Section IV Social Studies
Civics and Government
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
U.S. History
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
Economics
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Geography and the World
2 Topics | 1 Test Section
Section V Science
Scientific Reasoning
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Scientific Reasoning
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Chemistry
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
Physics
5 Topics | 1 Test Section
Earth and Space Sciences
3 Topics | 1 Test Section
Section VI Mathematical Reasoning
Numbers and Quantity
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Algebra
6 Topics | 1 Test Section
Functions
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Geometry
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Statistics and Probability
4 Topics | 1 Test Section
Full Length Practice Exams
Practice Test 1 (Diagnostic)
5 Test Sections
Practice Test 2
5 Test Sections
Practice Test 3
5 Test Sections
Practice Test 4
5 Test Sections
Flashcards
Active and Passive Voice
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- In active voice, the subject performs the action of the verb. These sentences are clearer and more concise.
- In passive voice, the subject is acted upon. The subject receives the action of the verb. The use of the verb āto beā and the words āby theā indicate passive voice.
Comprehensive Review
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