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  1. 1.Read the passage: A community garden added several raised beds this year. Volunteers planted vegetables that grow well in warm weather, and a nearby food pantry agreed to accept extra produce. What is the most reasonable inference?

    • A.The garden aims to provide some fresh food to the pantry.
    • B.The pantry will manage all of the garden's beds.
    • C.The garden will grow only vegetables that require cold weather.
    • D.Volunteers will be paid for their work.

    Rationale: The agreement to accept extra produce supports the inference that the garden will provide fresh food to the pantry. Nothing says the pantry will manage the beds, so option B goes beyond the passage. The passage specifies warm-weather vegetables, not cold-weather crops, and it gives no information about volunteer pay.

  2. 2.Read the passage: The library extended its weekday hours during exam season. Attendance increased most between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., when students used quiet study areas and group rooms. Which statement best expresses the main idea?

    • A.The library has replaced its quiet study areas with group rooms.
    • B.The library's extended evening hours attracted more students during exam season.
    • C.Students attended the library only to work in groups.
    • D.The library plans to stay open all night year-round.

    Rationale: The passage centers on increased attendance after the library extended its hours, especially in the evening. It says both quiet areas and group rooms were used, so option C is too narrow. It does not describe replacing study areas or keeping the library open all night year-round.

  3. 3.Read the sentence: The instructions were concise, so the students could review them quickly. What does concise mean?

    • A.Difficult to follow
    • B.Brief and clear
    • C.Highly detailed
    • D.Incorrect

    Rationale: Concise means brief and expressed clearly, which fits instructions that can be reviewed quickly. Difficult to follow does not mean concise, and highly detailed suggests length rather than brevity. Incorrect describes accuracy, not length or clarity.

  4. 4.A solution contains 2 parts concentrate and 5 parts water. If 28 cups of solution are made, how many cups are concentrate?

    • A.6 cups
    • B.8 cups
    • C.10 cups
    • D.20 cups

    Answer and rationale are in the full material.

  5. 5.A jacket priced at $80 is discounted by 25%. What is the sale price?

    • A.$20
    • B.$55
    • C.$60
    • D.$75

    Answer and rationale are in the full material.

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Released October 21, 2026 · Independent original practice and study material.