Writing · Medium
Which revision best refines a comparative statement in a critique by specifying the basis of comparison between two writing styles?
Pick an answer to see the explanation.
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Writing · Medium
Which revision best refines a comparative statement in a critique by specifying the basis of comparison between two writing styles?
Pick an answer to see the explanation.
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Ninety questions, evenly split across the three subtests, written to match the style and difficulty range of the real PERT. Use the difficulty chips deliberately: warm up on Easy to rebuild the reflexes, then push into Medium and Hard, where the questions that actually move your placement live.
| Subtest | Questions here | What you'll drill |
|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 30 | Linear equations & inequalities, factoring, systems, literal equations, order of operations with negatives |
| Reading | 30 | Main idea, vocabulary in context, evidence evaluation, fact vs. opinion, inference and tone |
| Writing | 30 | Grammar & usage, sentence boundaries, modifiers & parallelism, organization and transitions |
Narrow to a single subtest when you know your weak spot: Math, Reading, or Writing. The study guide covers the concepts underneath them.