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Which of the following sentences provides the best description of the events in the passage?
Lucy runs to the edge of Kensington Gardens because...
Immediately before Lucy lays her hand on her father's knee, she was...
ACT Aspire Reading: Recognizing How Word Choice Affects a Passage 0 Views
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If the author had chosen to use a word other than "horse" in the passage
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Okay Expiring readers more on the science of the brain
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Question seven of ten Here we go If the author
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had chosen to use a word other than horse in
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the passage than what well we know it's weird This
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is one of the few passengers we've seen in which
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the concept discussed throughout really isn't the point We guess
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the author it just had horses on the brain or
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something But he could have used any word and made
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exactly the same points Which eliminates the first three answers
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a b and c So the right answer here is
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d It would not have had any effect on the 00:00:39.787 --> [endTime] passage That's it in a go horses Yeah
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