Questions and Answers of McGraw-Hill Education SAT 2017

Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) When MD programs, including residence, are lasting. C) Being that MD programs last, including residency, D)
The final paragraph (lines 85–98) serves primarily to A) Suggest topics for future research. B) Concede a theoretical drawback. C) Propose a novel alternative. D) Describe a
For what value of k will the system of equations above have at least one solution? 1 1 1 -x==y+ X= 3° 2 10 6x - 4y = k
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) He or she. C) These professions. D) These professionals.
On which topic do the authors of the two passages most strongly DISAGREE? A) The economy of Hemingway’s writing B) The incisiveness of Hemingway’s prose C) The sincerity of
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) Chiaraville, Italy. Montessori showed a strong independent will, even. C) Chiaraville, Italy, Montessori showed a
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) Despite its reputation for being unladylike.C) Although widely considered unladylike. D) Which was unladylike in
Which of the following best describes how each passage characterizes Hemingway?A) Passage 1 portrays him as a tortured poet, but Passage 2 portrays him as a crass amateur. B) Passage 1 portrays
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE.B) Montessori completed her medical studies at the University of Rome by becoming.C) Montessori’s medical studies were
Which statement about Hemingway is supported by both passages? A) He was an artistic pioneer, although he was underappreciated in his time. B) He was a consistent practitioner of spare and
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE.B) Receiving regimentation in institutions.C) The regimented institutions they were receiving.D) The regimentation of the
In line 26, the phrase “living stone” most nearly means A) Salient experience. B) Inevitable regret. C) Stubborn resistance. D) Durable memorial.
Lines 28–32 (“And so we . . . aroused in us”) suggests that many of Hemingway’s readers were inclined to A) emulate his adventures. B) resent his glorification of war. C)
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) Each child’s mind learns according to its own schedule. C) Childrens’ minds learn according to its own
The “lessons” mentioned in line 43 most likely include stories of A) Transformative romantic love. B) Confidence in the face of danger. C) Indulgent self-examination. D)
Which choice is best supported by the data in the graph?A) NO CHANGE. B) Increase. C) Spread. D) Exhibit.
In line 49, the word “tottering” is intended to evoke a sense of A) Infantile frailty. B) Economic instability. C) Artistic immaturity. D) Societal upheaval.
Which choice provides the most effective introduction to this paragraph? A) Montessori dedicated herself to travelling the world and preaching the benefits of childcentered education. B)
The author of Passage 1 would most likely regard the statement in lines 66–67 (“Hemingway, in effect . . . conscience”), with A) Journalistic detachment. B) Grudging
Which statement provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question? A) Lines 2–5 (“Like Lord . . . superb conviction”) B) Lines 28–32 (“And so . . . aroused in
Which choice provides the most effective introduction to this paragraph? A) NO CHANGE.B) That they were subversive in undermining their power.C) Them subversive in undermining power.D) Them
The author of Passage 2 suggests that, in comparison to Hemingway, Frank Lloyd Wright was relatively A) Minimalist. B) Iconoclastic. C) Volatile. D) Traditional.
The primary purpose of the first paragraph (lines 1–12) is to A) Describe a popular misconception. B) Introduce a physical theory. C) Suggest a scientific conundrum. D) Present
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion of A) How Kirkpatrick’s book was received among American educators. B) Why totalitarian governments regarded
In line 7, “aloof” most nearly means A) Impenetrable. B) Formal. C) Retracted. D) Nonreactive.
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion of A) NO CHANGE B) So C) While D) In fact,
The question in lines 10–12 (“And why . . . at all?”) indicates A) A minor curiosity to scientists exploring deeper questions. B) A socially significant puzzle that is unfortunately
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion of A) NO CHANGE B) Overlaps C) Corresponds D) Concurs.
Which sentence provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question? A) Lines 2–5 (“But atoms . . . stability”) B) Lines 19–20 (“Even worse . . . an atom”) C)
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion ofA) NO CHANGE B) It was Plato who argued C) Plato had argued D) Plato argued
In lines 13–16, the repetition of the phrase “We are” serves primarily to emphasize A) The predominance of certain conceptions. B) The personal nature of scientific research. C)
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion ofA) NO CHANGE.B) It can be apprehended by the mind.C) Apprehensible to the mind. D) It is apprehensible to the mind.
Which of the following best describes the relationship between the electrostatic force and the strong nuclear force between protons at the equilibrium point as shown in the graph? A) The strong
At this point, the paragraph would benefit most from a discussion ofA) NO CHANGE B) As effective as, if not more effective than, C) As effective, if not more effective, than D) Equally
At this point, the author is considering adding the following true statement: The sphere is just one of many ideal forms, like lines and tetrahedrons, that are studied in geometry. Should
The “mortal blow” (line 51) to Hideki Yukawa’s theory was the fact that A) The existence of pions was not confirmed by experimental evidence. B) Pions were discovered to be massless,
At this point, the author is considering adding the following true statement: The sphere is just one of many ideal forms, like lines and tetrahedrons, that are studied in geometry. Should

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