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CBEST Reading Practice Test [Timed]

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Prepare with the CBEST Reading Practice Test [Timed] practice quiz. This question bank includes 25 questions covering species, passage, aliens, alien, and koala. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.

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Question 1
Analyze the index below. Then answer the two questions that follow. Which of the following best describes the organizational pattern used in the section of the book dealing with Shakespeare?
by category
an encyclopedia.
are outdoors so often that they must constantly protect themselves against ticks.
inhibiting the ability to break down fatty deposits.
Explanation:
Correct answer: by category
Question 2
Read the passage below. Then answer the three questions that follow. Despite years of publicity about the problem, the percentage of college students who binge drink, that is, consume five or more drinks in one sitting, has declined only from 44 percent to 43 percent. Further, half of all students who binge drink do so regularly—at least three times within a two- week period. Finally, 33 percent more students admit that they drink just to get drunk. Dangerous drinking is at its worst in fraternities and sororities, where four out of five members acknowledge that they binge. Public pressure has shown some previous influence regarding students’ drinking habits. A University of Michigan researcher says the percentage of drinkers who binged dropped through the late 1980s and early 1990s, largely because of the widespread publicity about the dangers of drunken driving. _______________________ _____________________________________________________________ _________________________. Which of the following sentences best summarizes the overall message of the passage?
Scientists are unable to explain why the lozenges do not work for children.
Dangerous drinking remains high on college campuses despite efforts to curb such behavior.
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New state laws for drunk driving became much more severe—one conviction went from a suspended license to three years in jail.
Explanation:
Correct answer: Dangerous drinking remains high on college campuses despite efforts to curb such behavior.
Question 3
Read the passage below. Then answer the three questions that follow. Despite years of publicity about the problem, the percentage of college students who binge drink, that is, consume five or more drinks in one sitting, has declined only from 44 percent to 43 percent. Further, half of all students who binge drink do so regularly—at least three times within a two- week period. Finally, 33 percent more students admit that they drink just to get drunk. Dangerous drinking is at its worst in fraternities and sororities, where four out of five members acknowledge that they binge. Public pressure has shown some previous influence regarding students’ drinking habits. A University of Michigan researcher says the percentage of drinkers who binged dropped through the late 1980s and early 1990s, largely because of the widespread publicity about the dangers of drunken driving. _______________________ _____________________________________________________________ _________________________. Which of the following sentences, if inserted into the blank, would best complete the passage?
Scientists are unable to explain why the lozenges do not work for children.
Many are isolated as pets, away from other koalas.
University officials should evaluate how to use public pressure more effectively to help curb the current binge-drinking problem
Evidence suggests that music therapy helps the body, even if we aren’t sure exactly how.
Explanation:
Correct answer: University officials should evaluate how to use public pressure more effectively to help curb the current binge-drinking problem
Question 4
Read the passage below. Then answer the three questions that follow. Despite years of publicity about the problem, the percentage of college students who binge drink, that is, consume five or more drinks in one sitting, has declined only from 44 percent to 43 percent. Further, half of all students who binge drink do so regularly—at least three times within a two- week period. Finally, 33 percent more students admit that they drink just to get drunk. Dangerous drinking is at its worst in fraternities and sororities, where four out of five members acknowledge that they binge. Public pressure has shown some previous influence regarding students’ drinking habits. A University of Michigan researcher says the percentage of drinkers who binged dropped through the late 1980s and early 1990s, largely because of the widespread publicity about the dangers of drunken driving. _______________________ _____________________________________________________________ _________________________. Which of the following statements, if true, would weaken the claim that publicity efforts helped to curb binge drinking in the late 1980s?
Evidence suggests that music therapy helps the body, even if we aren’t sure exactly how.
University officials should evaluate how to use public pressure more effectively to help curb the current binge-drinking problem
Scientists are unable to explain why the lozenges do not work for children.
New state laws for drunk driving became much more severe—one conviction went from a suspended license to three years in jail.
Explanation:
Correct answer: New state laws for drunk driving became much more severe—one conviction went from a suspended license to three years in jail.
Question 5
Read the passage below. Then answer the question that follows. Zinc lozenges have gained great popularity among adults as a means to reduce the duration and severity of colds. Unfortunately, the lozenges do not work for children. _____________________________________________________________ ________________. Even if they knew and could alter the medicine, children may not be too excited about taking them. Children complain about the taste of the lozenges; many children vomit if taking one on an empty stomach. Which of the following sentences would best complete the passage when inserted into the blank above?
Scientists are unable to explain why the lozenges do not work for children.
remedy
Many are isolated as pets, away from other koalas.
stimulate
Explanation:
Correct answer: Scientists are unable to explain why the lozenges do not work for children.

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CBEST Reading Practice Test [Timed]

This practice set contains 25 questions from the matching question bank and focuses on species, passage, aliens, alien, and koala. Work through each question carefully, review the provided solutions, and revisit topics that need more study before your next attempt.

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