Sat 2015 Practice Test #1 Answer Explanations
Choice C is the best answer
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- Choice A is the best answer.
- Choice C is the best answer.
- Choice D is the best answer
| Choice C is the best answer.
Akira “came directly, breaking all tradition,” (line 1) when he approached Chie and asked to marry her daughter, and he “ask[ed] directly,” without “a go-between” (line 65) or “mediation,” because doing otherwise would have taken too much time. Choices A, B, and D are incorrect because in these contexts, “directly” GRHVQRWPHDQLQDIUDQNFRQƮGHQWRUSUHFLVHPDQQHU 48(67,21 Choice A is the best answer. $NLUDLVYHU\FRQFHUQHG&KLHZLOOƮQGKLV marriage proposal inappropriate because he did not follow traditional SURWRFRODQGXVHDŠJREHWZHHQšOLQH7KLVLVFOHDULQOLQHV when Akira says to Chie “Please don’t judge my candidacy by the unseemliness of this proposal.” Choice B is incorrect because there is no evidence in the passage that Akira worries that Chie will mistake his earnestness for immaturity. Choice C is incorrect because while Akira recognizes that his unscheduled visit is a nuisance, his larger concern is that Chie will reject him due to the inappropriateness of his proposal. Choice D is incorrect because there is no evidence in the passage that Akira worries Chie will underestimate the sincerity of his emotions. QUESTION 5 Choice C is the best answer. ,QOLQHV$NLUDVD\VWR&KLH “Please don’t judge my candidacy by the unseemliness of this proposal.” This reveals Akira’s concern that Chie may say no to the proposal simply because Akira did not follow traditional practices. Choices A, B, and D do not provide the best evidence for the answer WRWKHSUHYLRXVTXHVWLRQ&KRLFH$LVLQFRUUHFWEHFDXVHOLQHPHUHO\ GHVFULEHV$NLUDŞVYRLFHDVŠVRIWUHƮQHGš&KRLFH%LVLQFRUUHFWEHFDXVH OLQHVUHưHFW&KLHŞVSHUVSHFWLYHQRW$NLUDŞV&KRLFH'LVLQFRUUHFW because lines 71-72 indicate only that Akira was speaking in an eager and forthright matter. QUESTION 6 Choice D is the best answer because Akira clearly treats Chie with respect, including “bow[ing]” (line 26) to her, calling her “Madame” OLQHDQGORRNLQJDWKHUZLWKŠDGHIHUHQWLDOSHHNšOLQH$NLUD GRHVQRWRƬHU&KLHXWWHUGHIHUHQFHWKRXJKDVKHDVNVWRPDUU\1DRPL after he concedes that he is not following protocol and admits to being DŠGLVUXSWLRQšOLQH Choice A is incorrect because while Akira conveys respect to Chie, there LVQRHYLGHQFHLQWKHSDVVDJHWKDWKHIHHOVDƬHFWLRQIRUKHU&KRLFH%LV incorrect because neither objectivity nor impartiality accurately describes how Akira addresses Chie. Choice C is incorrect because Akira conveys respect to Chie and takes the conversation seriously. |