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PSAT Writing and Language Test 2022 Question Answer: There is 15 multiple choice question with no time limit. You can also download a printable PDF for Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test preparation.
PSAT Writing and Language Test 2022
| Test Name | New PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10 |
| Actual Reading Test Questions | 35 |
| Actual Reading Test Duration | 44 Minutes |
| Our Test Type | Writing and Language Practice Test 3 |
| No. of Questions | 15 |
| Total Passages | One |
| PDF Available | YES (printable) |
| Answers and Explanation | Yes Both |
Passage I—The Internet Revolution In today’s world, when a question needs to be answered, information needs to be located,
or people contacted,1 the first place people turn to is often the Internet. The Internet has supplanted the traditional encyclopedia. As2 well as a number of other sources of service and information. We can make reservations, plan vacations, play interaction3 games, learn a language, listen to music or radio programs, read the newspaper, and find out about a medical condition, without coming face-to-face with another person. There’s no limits4 to the subject matter you can research on the Internet.
The Internet allows you to remain at your computer and shop no matter5 what you wish to purchase. If you are looking for a bargain or an unusual item, you can go to a popular auction site and either sell or buy. But if you do wish to speak directly to a person, there are chat rooms. On practically any given topic, groups of people converse with each other.6 They may
be giving opinions about a perfect travel itinerary, a book, or even a political party. But per- haps7 the widest use of the Internet involves directly writing to someone in8 sending e-mail messages to friends and associates. It is possible to communicate instantly with anyone, any- where, as long as there is an Internet connection. Added to9 verbal messages, digital pictures may be transmitted on the Internet.
(1) Unfortunately, there are individuals who misuse the opportunity10 possible on the (2) They are less than honest, disguise their identity, bilk people in financial scams, and entice them into giving them11 personal information. (3) They steal people’s identities and use their credit and good names to make purchases, apply for loans, and steal assets. (4) Of course, the Internet providers hope to make money, and there is usually a monthly fee for the hookup. (5) To increase the12 profits, the providers sell advertising, which may pop up on the subscriber’s screens13 and require the user to stop and respond, either positively or negatively, to the ads. (6) This can be quite a nuisance at times. (7) When you consider that you can hear a concert, read a book, visit a museum and view its contents, visit the websites of numerous individuals and organizations, play a game with one or more people, and pay your bills, you will realize that the uses of the Internet is14 too vast for a shortlist. (8) Most would agree that much has been added to people’s lives by connecting them to the Internet and that we probably cannot anticipate what new purposes will be explored in the future.
1
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) people needs contacting,
- (C) people need to be contacted,
- (D) are people who need contacting,
2
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) encyclopedia; as
- (C) encyclopedia, as
- (D) encyclopedia. Also as
3
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) interacting
- (C) with interaction
- (D) interactive
4.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) limitations
- (C) limiting
- (D) limit
5.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) your computer, and shop no matter
- (C) your computer and shop, no matter
- (D) your computer, and shop, no matter
6.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) groups of people converse amongst each
- (C) groups of people
- (D) groups of people can converse with each other.
7.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) Perhaps
- (C) And perhaps
- (D) Or perhaps
8.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) and
- (C) by
- (D) with
9.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) As well
- (C) Also
- (D) In addition to
10.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) is an individual who misuses the opportunity
- (C) are individuals who misuse the opportunity’s
- (D) are individuals who misuse the opportunities
11.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) them into giving others
- (C) others into giving them
- (D) others into giving others
12.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) those
- (C) their
- (D) one’s
13.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) subscriber screen
- (C) subscriber’s screen
- (D) subscribers’ screen
14.
- (A) NO CHANGE
- (B) was
- (C) are
- (D) were
15. The writer wants to create a distinct concluding He should
- (A) write and attach an additional paragraph discussing the future of the
- (B) begin the conclusion with sentence 5 of the current final
- (C) begin the conclusion with sentence 6 of the current final
- (D) begin the conclusion with sentence 7 of the current final paragraph
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