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Throughout the passage, the narrator refers to Miss Spivey’s 1938 class as “we” and “us” and describes interactions between Miss Spivey and her students as a firsthand observer, indicating that the narrator was a member of this 1938 class. Therefore, the narrator of the passage can best be described as one of Miss Spivey’s former students.  \nChoice B is incorrect because the narrator refers to Miss Spivey’s predecessor, Miss Chandler, by name, not as “I” or “me,” and therefore the narrator isn’t Miss Spivey’s predecessor. Choice C is incorrect because the passage identifies the narrator as a member of Miss Spivey’s 1938 class and also mentions the narrator’s mother and brother, Ralphord. Choice D is incorrect because the narrator refers to Miss Spivey by name and as “she” and “her,” not as “I” or “me,” and thus can’t be Miss Spivey herself.  \nQUESTION 2  \nChoice B is the best answer. The description of the train’s arrival in the first paragraph suggests that Threestep is a rural town: instead of a paved platform, the tracks are lined with “burned grass.” Meanwhile, the description of the school in the sixth paragraph implies that the community is small: instead of individual rooms for separate grade levels, the school’s single room contains twenty-six students spread“across seven grade levels.” Therefore, Threestep is mainly presented in the passage as a small rural town.  \nChoice A is incorrect because the narrator describes Threestep as uncomfortably hot for its residents, not as a summer retreat for vacationers. Choice C is incorrect because Miss Spivey refers to prominent universities located in other cities, not ones located in Threestep. Choice D is incorrect because in the first paragraph Threestep is characterized as a small rural town that is experiencing“hard times,” not as a comfortable suburb.  \nQUESTION 3  \nChoice D is the best answer. In the first paragraph, Miss Spivey remarks that the heat in Georgia is nothing compared to the heat she experienced in Timbuktu. Later in this paragraph the narrator states,“I believe her remark irritated some of the people gathered to welcome her on the burned grass alongside the tracks. When folks are sweating through their shorts, they don’t like to hear that this is nothing compared to someplace else.” Hence it can reasonably be inferred from the passage that some of the people at the train station regard Miss Spivey’s comment about the Georgia heat with resentment because they feel that she is minimizing their discomfort.  \nChoice A is incorrect because Miss Spivey informs the people at the train station that she has experienced even more extreme heat, so they wouldn’t have assumed that she is experiencing intense heat for the first time. Choice B is incorrect because the passage indicates that the people at the station know Miss Spivey is coming to Threestep to work, not that they doubt she will stay there very long. Choice C is incorrect because the passage doesn’t indicate that the people at the train station imagine that she is superior to them.  \nQUESTION 4  \nChoice B is the best answer. The previous question asks what can be inferred from the passage about the reaction of the people at the train station to Miss Spivey’s comment about the Georgia heat. The answer, that it can be reasonably inferred from the passage that some of the people at the train station regard Miss Spivey’s comment about the Georgia heat with resentment because they feel that she’s minimizing their discomfort, is best supported in the first paragraph: “I believe her remark irritated some of the people gathered to welcome her on the burned grass alongside the tracks. When folks are sweating through their shorts, they don’t like to hear that this is nothing compared to someplace else.”  \nChoices A, C, and D are incorrect because the cited lines don’t provide the best evidence for the answer","cbCaigfxrj0C79JU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigfxrj0C79JU","pdf",826734,"English","# SAT Practice Test #10 Section 1: Reading Test\n## QUESTION 1\n## QUESTION 2\n## QUESTION 3\n## QUESTION 4\n## QUESTION 5\n## QUESTION 6","[{\"question\":\"How does the document determine who the narrator is in Question 1?\",\"answer\":\"It notes that the narrator refers to Miss Spivey’s 1938 class using “we” and “us” and describes interactions as an observer, indicating the narrator was a member of that class.\"},{\"question\":\"What clues does the document use to infer Threestep is a small rural town in Question 2?\",\"answer\":\"It points to the arrival description using “burned grass” instead of a paved platform and to the school description showing one room with students spread across seven grade levels.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the document conclude that some people resent Miss Spivey’s Georgia heat comment in Question 3?\",\"answer\":\"It relies on the passage stating that the remark irritated some people because they did not like hearing it was “nothing compared to someplace else” while they were uncomfortable.\"}]","SAT Practice Test - 10 - Answers | PDF",126]