SAT Craft and Structure Questions
SAT Craft and Structure Questions on Quiz Portal are free and original. Work through each skill, run a 5, 10 or 20 question domain drill, and read the explanation after every answer to master the Craft and Structure domain.
Understand high-utility words in context, evaluate texts rhetorically and connect topically related texts.
SAT Craft and Structure: Skill and Knowledge Testing Points
Domain drill
21 original questions in this domain (7 easier, 7 mixed, 7 harder).
Sample question
- provisional
- irrevocable
- ambiguous
- unanimous
Show answer and explanation
B. irrevocable. The colon explains that nothing could change the decision, so “irrevocable” (impossible to reverse) fits. “Provisional” (temporary, subject to change) is the opposite; “ambiguous” contradicts the referees’ clear confirmation of the result; and “unanimous” describes agreement among the referees, which the text never mentions and which would not explain why no appeal could change the decision.
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