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SAT Reading Comprehension Practice Test 8
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Questions below are based on the following information.
Read the passage and answer each question based on information stated or implied in the passage.

The following passage is an excerpt from Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen.

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SAT Reading Comprehension Practice Test 8
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10 Questions

1. The primary purpose of the passage is to
2. Which statement best supports the answer to the preceding question?
3. In line 41, 'design' most nearly means
4. In line 69, 'a few lines' most nearly means
5. What is the purpose of the opening statement 'It is … a wife' (lines 1–3) in the first two paragraphs?
6. In line 41, 'design' most nearly means
7. Based on the passage, what is Mrs. Bennet most likely to engage in the most?
8. Which statement best supports the answer to the preceding question?
9. How many daughters do the Bennets have?
10. Which statement best supports the answer to the preceding question?

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