

ACT 64E English: Verbs
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Julie Griggs
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ACT 64E English: Verbs

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Multiple Choice
These single-celled survivors called extremophiles, don’t merely endure environments too severe for other life forms; they thrive in them. Heat-loving extremophiles, or thermophiles, flourished in temperatures over 150 degrees Celsius.
NO CHANGE
were flourishing
had flourished
flourish
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These single-celled survivors called extremophiles, don’t merely endure environments too severe for other life forms; they thrive in them. Heat-loving extremophiles, or thermophiles, flourish in temperatures over 150 degrees Celsius.
Stay in the present tense.
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Multiple Choice
As the potter takes bricks away to create an opening into the oven, an expanding view of gleaming shapes rewards the artist for months of hard work.
NO CHANGE
rewarding
reward
as a reward for
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As the potter takes bricks away to create an opening into the oven, an expanding view of gleaming shapes rewards the artist for months of hard work.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion would NOT be acceptable?
Rosie, it turns out, is a desert tortoise that my grandmother had started raising over twenty years ago.
begun to raise
started to raise
started up raising
begun raising
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NOT Acceptable: Rosie, it turns out, is a desert tortoise that my grandmother had started up raising over twenty years ago.
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Multiple Choice
My aunt said that she would have checked with my parents, who each agreed that if I wanted to take responsibility for Rosie, I could take her home with me.
NO CHANGE
had checked
would check
must check
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My aunt said that she had checked with my parents, who each agreed that if I wanted to take responsibility for Rosie, I could take her home with me.
The conversation with the parents occurred in the past.
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Multiple Choice
In 1753, at the age of twenty-two, Banneker displayed his interest in learning and his mechanical skills when he constructed a clock out of handcarved wooden parts. The clock keeps precise time for—can you believe it?—over forty years.
NO CHANGE
has kept
kept
still keeps
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In 1753, at the age of twenty-two, Banneker displayed his interest in learning and his mechanical skills when he constructed a clock out of handcarved wooden parts. The clock kept precise time for—can you believe it?—over forty years.
Since events begin in 1753, the 40 years is past (kept) not ongoing (has kept).
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Multiple Choice
Equipment for both types of kayaks are similar and
fairly simple.
NO CHANGE
is
were
was
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Equipment for both types of kayaks is similar and fairly simple.
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