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SAT.  \nAfter you've taken the practice test,score itright away at sat.org/scoring.  \nReading Test  \n65 MINUTES,52 QUESTIONS  \nDIRECTIONS  \nQuestions 1-10 are based on the followingpassage.  \nThis passage is adapted from Ruth Ozeki,A Tale for the TimeBeing.O2013 by Ruth Ozeki Lounsbury.Ruth an Americannovelist,lives on a remote Canadian island with her artisthusband,Oliver.  \nThe home they bought in Whaletown was built ina meadowlilk clearing that had been hacked from themiddle of the dense temperate rain forest.A smallerLine cottage stood at the foot of the drive where her5 mother would live on all sides,massive Douglas firs,red cedars,and bigleaf maples surrounded them,dwarfing everything human,When Ruth first sawthese giant trees,she wept.They rose up around her,ancient time beings,towering a hundred or two10 hundred feet overhead.At five feet five inches,shehad never felt so puny in all her life.  \n\"We’re nothing,\"she said,wiping her eyes,\"We'rebarely here at all.”  \n“Yes,\"Oliver said.\"Isn't it great?And they can15 live to be a thousand years old.”  \nShe leaned against him,tilting her head all theway back so she could see the treetops,piercing thesky.  \n\"They're impossibly tall,\"she said.  \n20 \"Not impossibly,\"Oiver said,holding her so shewouldn't fall.\"It's just a matter of perspective.If youwere that tree,I wouldn't even reach the bottom ofyour anklebone.”  \nOliver was overjoyed.He was a tree guy and had25 no use for tidy vegetable gardens or shallow-rootedannuals,like lettuce.When they first moved in,he  \nTurn to Section 1 of your answer sheet to answer the questions in this section.  \nEach passage or pair of passages below is followed by a number of questions.After readingeach passage or pair,choose the best answer to each question based on what is stated orimplied in the passage or passages and in any accompanying graphics(such as a table orgraph).  \nwas still quite ill,prone to dizzy spells and easilytired,but he started a daily regimen of walking andsoon he was running the trails,and it seemed to Ruth30 as if the forest were healing him,as if he wereabsorbing its inexorable life force.As he ran throughthe dense understory,he could read the signs ofarboreal intrigue the drama and power struggles asspecies vied for control over a patch ofsunlight,or35 giant firs and fungal spores opted to work togetherfor their mutual benefit.He could see timeunfolding here,and history,embedded in the whorlsand fractal forms of nature,and he would comehome,sweating and breathless and tell her what he’d40 seen.  \nTheir house was made of cedar from the forest.It was a whimsical two-story structure built byhippies in the 1970s.with a shake roof,deep eaves,and a sprawling front porch overlooking the small  \n45 meadow and encircled by the tall trees.The realestate agent had listed the house as having an oceanview,but the only glimpse of water it afforded wasfrom a single window in Ruth's office,where shecould see a tiny 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