SAT Practice Questions
Browse free SAT practice questions across Reading, Writing, and Math. Each one opens a study page with the full prompt and worked solution.
IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 6
- Verbal•Q22
Stories are invented about celebrities’ lives.
- Verbal•Q33
When the writer mentions the historical evidence for early music he is
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q2
Guyot was reluctant to abandon his original idea in favour of a more realistic project.
- Verbal•Q40
are treated with that other people do not receive. This is because if we
- Verbal•Q20
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q38
Living in the centre of cities is becoming popular, as people become less keen on living in the In den…
- Verbal•Q32
What does the writer suggest about a service economy?
- Verbal•Q3
The lime-burners did not live long because their bodies were damaged by the extreme heat.
- Verbal•Q10
are used
- Verbal•Q24
A growing number of people could read, which meant they had the chance to become informed about their favourite figures by reading &n…
- Verbal•Q21
A wide variety of people achieve a brief period of fame.
- Verbal•Q13
or, through a
- Verbal•Q1
One of the reasons for building the castle is to make history more accessible to the general public.
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q9
How the limestone is extracted and used — drill rows of
- Verbal•Q36
Why does the writer quote Jonah Lehrer in the last paragraph?
- Verbal•Q29
Some doctors recommend wearing headphones to lower blood pressure
- Verbal•Q39
Living in the centre of cities is becoming popular, as people become less keen on living in the In den…
- Verbal•Q11
The result is that the rock eventually
- Verbal•Q23
The fame of rulers is starting to diminish.
- Verbal•Q7
The list below gives reasons why the castle may be taking a long time to build. Which THREE reasons are mentioned by the writer? (answer 3 …
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q30
Nathaniel Baldwin was a respected government researcher
- Verbal•Q5
The list below gives reasons why the castle may be taking a long time to build. Which THREE reasons are mentioned by the writer? (answer 1 …
- Verbal•Q25
rather than their talent can bring fame. With this type of television
- Verbal•Q8
The drill rows of
IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 8
- Verbal•Q28
The ego must exist because its reaction can be felt
- Verbal•Q2
The first Europeans in New Zealand were surprised by how long the Maori lived.
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about musical notation?
- Verbal•Q8
Sickness could be attributed to eating food from a sacred or burning sacred wood
- Verbal•Q7
Diseases sent from the gods were thought to be caused by disobeying a spiritual
- Verbal•Q5
Western religion was one reason why traditional Maori medicine became less popular.
- Verbal•Q31
Mapping the Mind is primarily a decorative book
- Verbal•Q30
People prefer to learn facts that are presented visually.
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q1
Early Maori healers learned their skills through studying written texts.
- Verbal•Q29
The illustration in Mapping the Mind are in vibrant colours
- Verbal•Q24
Thus, music is no longer tied to a particular location or occasion, nor is it associated with a group of musicians or a specific &nbs…
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q23
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about musical notation?
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about recording technologies?
- Verbal•Q26
Digitization has also made it possible for people to treat music as a to their daily activities.
- Verbal•Q10
Eventually the for Maori healing began shutting down
- Verbal•Q36
The writer especially likes the optical illusions in Mapping the Mind because they
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q27
Our sense of what is real is independent of what we can see.
- Verbal•Q11
Published showed that Maori were not as healthy as Europeans
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q12
Maori healers can be seen working with Western doctors in in cities
- Verbal•Q32
Mapping the Mind leaves the readers to interpret the facts it presents.
- Verbal•Q9
The inability of Maori healers to cure new diseases meant the Maori people lost in them.
- Verbal•Q25
Thanks to digital recording, the need for venues such as opera houses or where concerts are performed …
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about recording technologies?
- Verbal•Q39
The use of three-dimensional illustrations in the book
- Verbal•Q37
The writer says that Mapping the Mind operates as a ‘kiosk map’ because
- Verbal•Q35
The writer feels that the way neuroscience is presented in Mapping the Mind
- Verbal•Q4
The leaves of the pepper tree were used to treat toothache.
- Verbal•Q38
A book that uses terms such as ‘anterior cingulate cortex’
- Verbal•Q40
The inclusion of essays by research scientists in Mapping the Mind
- Verbal•Q13
Many patients appreciate the fact that the Maoris in used by healers
- Verbal•Q33
According to the writer, Carter's background in journalism means that
- Verbal•Q34
When discussing how the brain works in controlling anger, Carter
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q6
Modern day Maori healers often reach the same conclusion about the type of treatment which is best.
- Verbal•Q3
Diseases of the gods were believed to be more serious than physical diseases.
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 10
- Verbal•Q34
Designers need to be aware that a "chaotic" ride could accelerate at a violent rate if it reaches its
- Verbal•Q23
Globally, humans have been indirectly responsible for the elimination of many species.
- Verbal•Q13
Thomas Gruter doubts that train will work and mentions that by some subjects can affect research resul…
- Verbal•Q33
Some attractions such as the new type of waltzes, depend on both the and of their passengers in order …
- Verbal•Q22
The bigger the animal, the bigger the territory it requires for survival.
- Verbal•Q29
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q11
a defect in the eye according to Brad Duchane
- Verbal•Q37
A phenomenon known as the "Produced a pleasurable sensation in test subjects.
- Verbal•Q36
Volunteers in stengel's rotation tests suffered delayed reactions such as
- Verbal•Q35
Research has shown that people will begin to feel ill if they are subjected to movement on all at the …
- Verbal•Q18
However, so far this theory also lacks any The final theory suggests that this period experienced sign…
- Verbal•Q31
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q25
Scientific examination of fossil remains may provide some proof for one of the theories.
- Verbal•Q26
Environmental changes negatively affected the social groupings of some large species.
- Verbal•Q32
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q24
Population estimates can be used to understand how large mammals become extinct.
- Verbal•Q12
Joseph Degutis patent proved he had been successfully trained to recognize faces inside the and in the…
- Verbal•Q8
commonly seen and objects.
- Verbal•Q7
The study of prosopagnosia may help neuroscientists to treat different kinds of brain injury.
- Verbal•Q5
In general, prosopagnosics are aware that other people can recognise faces more easily than they can.
- Verbal•Q15
The proposed around fifty years ago by Paul S Martin, blames by p…
- Verbal•Q28
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q38
There is still a lot to be learnt about the rates of acceleration which people can withstand
- Verbal•Q3
It is harder to identify developmental prosapagnos a in babies than in young children.
- Verbal•Q10
just one according to Martina Gruter
- Verbal•Q20
However, so far this theory also lacks any The final theory suggests that this period experienced sign…
- Verbal•Q21
Too little evidence exists to support the hunting theory.
- Verbal•Q39
Children enjoy funfairs more than adults.
- Verbal•Q1
Before attending college Jacob was capable of recognising people he knew well.
- Verbal•Q9
The on someone else face.
- Verbal•Q19
However, so far this theory also lacks any The final theory suggests that this period experienced sign…
- Verbal•Q6
In most cases. prosopagnosics have developed ways to deal with their problem.
- Verbal•Q40
Current rides could probably be adapted to become more enjoyable