Multiple Choice Practice Test

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In taking the multiple choice practice test over one hour I answered 30 questions correct out of 54. I feel like I did not do the best that I could on this test but at the same time it has given me insight to what I need to work on harder for the actual test. A lot of the questions I got wrong involved going back into the passage to find a word or phrase and stating what it meant or explaining it further. Infact 11 of those 24 questions I answered incorrectly were some variation of those kinds of questions. I feel as though that is a pretty dramatic amount of questions to get wrong that are all of similar kind and that I absolutely need to work on context reading. I never saw this as a skill I particularly needed to work on until this practice

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