the two major types of comprehension questions for college tests: literal/inferential differences?
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Literal questions find their exact answers in the body of the work being questioned.\n\nInferential questions require an answer in which the individual answering it must "infere" certain information in a logical manner based upon the material that has been presented.
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It's B; I'm very certain.\n\n"A" has a subject, verb, and a direct object.\n"C" has a subject, verb, and a prepositional phrase.\n\nBut "B" is the one that has a subject complement, "better," which describes the subject, "I."
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I just took the ClEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature on Tuesday and it was not hard.  I bought a book on Sunday read a couple of pages then I took the exam and I passed with a B.  I plan on taking another one next week.  If you have a grasp on the subject then you should be alright and the study guides that you can buy from your local bookstore they are helpful.
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Opening:  God, please inspire the students to study good.\n\nClosing:  God, why have you forsaken me?  \n\n.
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I never took either one. Have you transferred your credits from your Jr. college? This is what I did and I didn't need the tests. I have heard the SAT is easier. Most colleges should be able to set you up with the schedule, or I am sure there is something on line. Check the web site. There should be testing dates and locations there.\nBest wishes going back to school. I have started this too, but I am a few years older than you. But It Is better to do it while you are younger!
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I would use an informal reading inventory (IRI). Many of them are available. I use the Jennings IRI, here is a link so that you can download it. http://wps.ablongman.com/ab_jennings_readprobs_5\n\nIRI's are great because it assess comprehension as well as speed. If you see that a student is taking a long time reading you can guess that they are not decoding well. This IRI will help you find an approximate level for the student's reading ability and show you where to focus your instruction.
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Simply speaking,when u compare two things u use the Comaparitive degree......"my house is closer to Reena's than Divya's".......".it's easier to question than to answer!!" LOl.right?
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You should not practice for the Verbal reasoning Eaxam because the SAT changed. The exam is now called "the SAT Critical Reading Exam." Here are the changes:\n\n--Analogies questions have been eliminated. \n---Short critical reading passages have been added, in addition to the longer passages.
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Depends on what you'll be studying.  Maybe try asking under a different category.
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Yes there are different versians of it. Its the same test but they have a questionaire bank of about 200 questions I believe. Try going to this website to find out more. \n\nhttp://usmilitary.about.com/cs/joiningup/a/dlab_2.htm\n\nHope it helps.
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I would go with A. Even if you phrase a question you would not be using the word based on knowledge of its meaning, because it is unfamiliar to you. You should use the words in the same sentence to try and figure out the meaning and then look the word up to reference it back.
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I think one of the biggest shocks to me was the amount of self-discipline I had to have in college. Our professors didn't give us homework every night, give us quizzes and review sheets. It was basically, "Here's the book, read, we'll have 3 tests." I was surprised that I was responsable for so much of the learning myself. The professors usually didn't teach us anything that appeared on the tests. What else? There was a lot more reading than in high school too. Homework usually involved reading chapters in a textbook instead of worksheets or problems.
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I believe a multiple choice is easier for an objective mind, while short answer essay item is easy for a subjective mind. Personally I love multiple choice. Also multiple choice are easy to evaluate and grade and a student has a better chance to score.
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I agree, i believe you wanna know the kind of questions they will ask. Well it seems they are tight about giving a fair amount of questions to get a feel for the test, but the link below will give two different formats for the test. \n\nAlso in the introduction, it describes the competencies that you will need to refresh on before taking it. Stop by a metal fabrication shop and query them about this test and if they can give more advice. Sorry I couldn't find more questions. Good luck M8.
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b) is closer. But better if it reads :-\nalways think twice before acting or think twice before acting
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English and Comp Lit. I can read and write and I think even high school English gives you critical thinking skills. Some of you people on Yahoo answers should really try learning how to write in your native language. I am especially referencing the severe lack of understanding about apostrophe usage and the difference between "your" and "you're". Get a grip, y'all.
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Titles are amazing things.  They can mean what they first seem, or they can mean nothing.\n\nThere are two distinctly different operations that come to mind: (1) someone who is responsible for either tests or test grade results in a school, or (2) someone who is responsible for producing, or supervising the production of, tests in a school.  The one accounts for the tests the other cooks up.  \n\nGenerally, faculty members write their own tests.  In some places, one of the schools I attended, previous exams are on file as a study aid for students.  This encourages the professors to keep the tests fresh and different.  In other places, there is a central test depository alright, but it is only for faculty and closely guarded because the same tests are used continually.  Again, these are two separate operations.