Reading Simulation Test
Time – 55 minutes
This part of
the test is used to measure your ability to read and understand short passages.
Directions:
There will be several passages that are followed by several questions. You have
to answer based on what is said or what is stated in the passage and choose the
correct answer (A), (B), (C) or (D). Find the number related to the question in
your test book, and fill in the space that corresponds to the letter of the
answer that you have chosen.
Take a look
at this sample passage:
Sleep
paralysis is a condition in which someone feels like being conscious but unable
to speak or move. It happens because their body is already in sleep mode but their brain is still active. There are
two types of sleep paralysis. The first one is predormital sleep paralysis,
which happens while a person is falling asleep. Sleep paralysis can also happen
as a person is waking up, and this is called postdormital sleep paralysis. When
having a sleep paralysis, someone may see things that are not there, and this
make them very scared. They also feel a choking sensation. In some cases, sleep
paralysis may keep people up at night. If this happens, they may have to see a
doctor who specializes in sleep condition for further evaluation.
Example
Which of the
followings is true about sleep paralysis?
(A)
It happens when the brain is not
active
(B)
There is only one type of sleep
paralysis
(C)
It may cause sleep deprivation
(D)
It cannot be examined or treated
According to
the passage, sleep paralysis may keep people up at night, so you should choose
(C).
Now, go on and start working on the questions below.
Questions 1-10
In recent decades, California has witnessed some of the most significant increase in the length and extremety of fire season. This has resulted in massive wildfires such as the Valley Fire in 2015, Tubbs Fire in 2017, and Camp Fire in 2018. California is prone to wildfires due to natural and human factors. One of the natural causes of such disaster in a fire-prone area like California is the long drought. Due to the previous wet season, the area witnesses growth of shrubs, grasses and trees which ultimately become perfect fuels for the fire. The other common natural causes of fire are lightning and wind. When a lightning strikes the dry vegetation and starts a fire, the flame grows substantially and spreads rapidly as the wind blows the fire. The wind makes the movement of the fire less predictable, making it more difficult to contain.
The wildfire can also be caused by human factors. Sometimes, fire is caused by power lines. When there is strong wind, two power lines may come into contact with each other. This can create an electrical arc that deposits high temperature, molten material onto the ground. The material comes into contact with dry vegetation or other flammable materials, causing a fire. Sadly, fire can also be caused be an arson, which means that someone deliberately starts the fire, resulting in damages, injuries and loss of life.
Report Card
Total Questions Attempted: 0
Correct Answers: 0
Wrong Answers: 0
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