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E 16. G  \n12. K 17. B  \n13. E 18. H  \n14. G 19. B  \n15. B 20. H  \nCritical Reading  \n21. D 36. G  \n22. F 37. E  \n23. E 38. G  \n24. H 39. A  \n25. B 40. J  \n26. H 41. A  \n27. C 42. J  \n28. J 43. A  \n29. A 44. F  \n30. H 45. C  \n31. C 46. J  \n32. F 47. D  \n33. A 48. H  \n34. K 49. C  \n35. B 50. G  \nMathematical Achievement  \n51. A 76. H  \n52. H 77. A  \n53. A 78. H  \n54. J 79. D  \n55. C 80. H  \n56. J 81. C  \n57. E 82. K  \n58. G 83. A  \n59. A 84. K  \n60. F 85. B  \n61. C 86. G  \n62. H 87. C  \n63. C 88. F  \n64. H 89. A  \n65. A 90. H  \n66. G 91. C  \n67. D 92. G  \n68. J 93. A  \n69. A 94. F  \n70. H 95. D  \n71. D 96. H  \n72. H 97. C  \n73. B 98. G  \n74. H 99. B  \n75. E 100. J  \nSHSAT Model Test 2  \nAnswer Explanations  \nScrambled Paragraph 1  \nSUQRT  \nS is second because it connects the main idea of the lead sentence to the main topic of therest of the paragraph, i.e., adult pigeons are prominent 􀃆 baby pigeons are rarely seen. U and Q follow, in that order, because they list two reasons why baby pigeons are rarely seen. Note the phrase “another reason” in Q that indicates it follows U. When a word is defined and also used without a definition, this gives a clue as to the order. “Squab” is defined in Q and then used without a definition in R. Similarly,“fledge” is defined in Rand used without a definition in T.  \nScrambled Paragraph 2  \nSTQUR  \nS is second because it connects the main idea of the lead sentence to the main topic of therest of the paragraph, i.e., modern dyes are created by scientists 􀃆 ancient dyes were natural. T comes next. Note the use of the pronoun “these” in the phrase “these substances”. The previous sentence used the phrase “natural substances”. When a pronoun is used, it must follow use of a noun. Q is an example of an expensive natural pigment and therefore follows T. U is an “even more expensive” example and therefore follows Q. R gives details about Tyrian purple, which is introduced in U.  \nScrambled Paragraph 3  \nSQRUT  \nS is second because it elaborates on the general idea of learning about people from the past with the specific idea of learning about Thomas Edison. Q follows S because Q gives a specific example of how Edison’s early life would be considered extraordinary today. R follows Q because it explains how Edison was able to go to work instead of school at the age of 12. Notice how in U, the phrase “this path” is used. When a pronoun is used, look for an appropriate noun or description for it to follow-in this case, it refers back to apprenticeships. If you are not sure why T follows U, look up the word“itinerant”.  \nScrambled Paragraph 4  \nRSUTQ  \nR is second because it gives a specific example of a general principle discussed in the lead. S comes after R because it continues to narrow down who is superstitious. U comes after S because the remaining three sentences refer to specific superstitions and T begins with the word “another” which indicates that it must follow a previous mention of  \na specific superstition. Q follows T because explains the superstition first mentioned in Tin greater detail.  \nScrambled Paragraph 5  \nTSURQ  \nWhen solving scrambled paragraph problems, keep in mind that the topic should change as infrequently as possible. In other words, like should go with like. This principle is key to solving this paragraph. T and S discuss Roberto Clemente’s achievements as a baseball player. R and Q discuss his achievements off the field. U links the two groups. T comes before S because the sentences move from general to specific in that order. R comes before Q because Q is clearly a conclusion sentence.  \nLogical Reasoning  \n11. K Do not let your biases about which foods are tastiest interfere with your work; use only the information provided in the question. 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