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SAT Reading Comprehension Practice Test 4
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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 4
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10 Questions

1. What other factor do the authors attribute to the rapid population growth besides exponential growth?
2. What is implied by the phrase 'until … reached' (line 46)?
3. Which choice supports the answer to the preceding question?
4. Which of the following was a specific result of the answer to the preceding question?
5. What is the message of the French riddle in the last paragraph?
6. According to Table 1.1, what was the approximate world population in 1945?
7. As the estimated world population increases, the number of years estimated to add 1 billion people
8. The French riddle makes use of
9. According to the passage, what was a direct result of development gains?
10. According to the passage,

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