Today’s ACT question of the day comes from the English passage about Bessie Coleman. We are asked to put the sentences of paragraph 4 in their most logical order.
Information generally needs to be presented in chronological order, so we need to identify what happened first. Continue reading
Today’s ACT question of the day is from the English passage about baseball. We need to fix the underlined part of the sentence below (so ignore the other, non-underlined error).
When Hank Aaron stretched out a sinewy arm to pull one down, striding up to a rack of ash-hewn bats, he became a modern-day knight selecting their lance.
Today’s ACT question of the day wants us to add a sentence to the passage about baseball we saw recently.
The preceding sentence (the sentence before box 6) says:
Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Roberto Clemente—names like these will echo through time that are trumpet calls to storied battles fought and won in ages past.
The next (subsequent) sentence compares Hank Aaron to a legendary knight. Continue reading