Accuplacer Reading Comprehension Practice Question
Accuplacer Reading Comprehension Practice Question
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Accuplacer Reading Comprehension Practice Question
Accuplacer Reading Comprehension Practice Questions and answers 2022.Read the passages and answer the questions that follow: People loved to come to the Grogrande Bakery. When one opened the door an exquisite fragrance of newly baked bread and cakes greeted the nostrils; and, if you were not hungry...
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read the passages and answer the questions that follow people loved to come to the grogrande bakery when one opened the door an
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Read the passages and answer the questions that follow: People loved to come to the
Grogrande Bakery. When one opened the door an exquisite fragrance of newly baked
bread and cakes greeted the nostrils; and, if you were not hungry when you entered,
you were sure to become so when you examined and smelled the delicious pies and
doughnuts and gingerbread and buns with which the shelves and show-cases were
stocked. There were trays of French candies, too; and because all the goods were fresh
and wholesome the bakery was well patronized and did a thriving business. - Answer
What is the main idea of this passage?
A: People love to eat bread.
B: People loved to come to the Grogrande Bakery.
C: Gingerbread is delicious.
D: The Grogrande bakery made a ton of money. - Answer B. The passage describes all
of the reasons why the bakery was appealing.
Which word best defines the function of the passage?
A: interrogative
B: exclamatory
C: descriptive
D: persuasive - Answer C. The passage consists of a list of details about the bakery.
What kind of text would this passage likely appear in?
A: magazine article
B: story
C: editorial
D: letter - Answer B. The diction and subject matter of this passage is appropriate for
children.
What does the author mean by 'well-patronized'?
A: The bakery got its water from a well.
B: Very few people shopped there.
C: A large number of people shopped there.
D: The bathroom sink was always clean. - Answer C. The word 'patronize' means to use
the services of.
"I am sorry you have lost the watch, Luke," said the teacher, after Randolph 's
departure. "You will have to be satisfied with deserving it."
"I am reconciled to the disappointment, sir," answered Luke. "I can get along for the
present without a watch."
Nevertheless, Luke did feel disappointed. He had fully expected to have the watch to
carry home and display to his mother. As it was, he was in no hurry to go home, but
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