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SAT Reading Comprehension Practice Test 3
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Read the passage and answer each question based on information stated or implied in the passage.

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SAT Reading Comprehension Practice Test 3
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1. How are the rami specifically like the spinal nerves?
2. In context, the word 'mixed' (line 19) means
3. Sensory motor fibers are contained within I. posterior nerve roots II. anterior nerve roots III. the anterior ramus
4. The purpose of the last paragraph is to
5. According to the passage, each spinal nerve is formed by I. posterior nerve roots II. anterior nerve roots III. medial branch roots
6. The use of the word 'actually' (line 25) suggests that
7. How are the rami specifically like the spinal nerves?
8. In context, the word 'mixed' (line 19) means
9. According to the passage, the cauda equine is so named because it resembles
10. Past the point where the nerve roots merge, each spinal nerve divides into

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