Free SAT test Sample Questions 2014-15
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Select the answer choice that identifies the noun in the sentence.
New and Free SAT test Sample Questions 1-10
Q 1
It will take all of your energy and will to be able to walk again.
A. Take
B. All
C. Your
D. Energy
Q 2
The works of many great poets have been placed on reserve.
A. Many
B. Great
C. Placed
D. Reserve
Q 3
The Brooklyn Bridge was opened in 1883.
A. Bridge
B. Was
C. Opened
D. In
Q 4
Sparta and Athens were enemies during the Peloponnesian War.
A. And
B. Were
C. During
D. War
Q 5
Sharks and lampreys are not true fish because their skeletons are made of cartilage rather than bone.
A. True
B. Because
C. Their
D. Bone
Q 6
Joe, have you met your new boss?
A. Have
B. Met
C. Your
D. Boss
Q 7
Sue's parents tried living in the north, but they could not adapt to the cold.
A. North
B. But
C. Not
D. Adapt
Q 8
Mastering basic mathematics is an important goal for younger students.
A. Mastering
B. Important
C. Younger
D. Students
Q 9
To seize a foreign embassy and its inhabitants is flagrant disregard for diplomatic neutrality.
A. Seize
B. Its
C. Flagrant
D. Neutrality
Q 10
The Trojans' rash decision to accept the wooden horse led to their destruction.
A. Their
B. Led
C. Accept
D. Destruction
New and Free SAT test Sample Questions 1-10 Answers and Explanations
1. D: Energy is a noun, as is will here. Take (A) is a verb. All (B) is an adverb modifying take. Your (C) is an adjective modifying energy and will.
2. D: Reserve is the only noun of the choices. Many (A) and great (B) are adjectives modifying the noun poets. Placed (C) is a verb.
3. A: Bridge is a proper noun here. Was (B) is the auxiliary verb for the past perfect tense of the verb opened (C). In (D) is a preposition.
4. D: War is a proper noun here. And (A) is a conjunction. Were (B) is a verb. During (C) is a preposition.
5. D: Bone is a noun. True (A) is an adjective modifying the noun fish. Because (B) is a conjunction. Their (C) is a plural possessive third-person pronoun modifying the noun skeletons.
6. D: Boss is a noun. Have (A) is the auxiliary verb for the present perfect tense of the verb met (B). Your (C) is a possessive second-person pronoun modifying the noun boss.
7. A: North is a noun here. But (B) is a conjunction. Not (C) is an adverb modifying the verb adapt (D).
8. D: Students is a plural noun. NOTE: Mastering (A) is a gerund, i.e. a verb form functioning as a noun. But since (D) is already a noun, it is the better choice. Important (B) is an adjective modifying the noun goal. Younger (C) is an adjective modifying the noun students.
9. D: Neutrality is a noun. Seize (A) is a verb. Its (B) is a possessive pronoun modifying the noun inhabitants. Flagrant (C) is an adjective modifying the noun disregard.
10. D: Destruction is a noun. Their (A) is a plural possessive pronoun modifying destruction. Led (B) and accept (C) are verbs.
