TX PACT – Pre-Admission Content Test
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10 sample questions for the TX PACT – Pre-Admission Content Test, with the correct answer and an explanation for each. No account needed. Try each one before you open the answer.
Sections covered on the exam: Understanding Words and Their Meanings in Context, Identifying Main Ideas and Supporting Details, Analyzing Text Structure and Purpose, Evaluating Arguments and Evidence, Sentence Structure and Clarity, Essay Writing and Composition, Editing and Revising Written Work, Number Properties and Operations, Algebraic Concepts, Measurement and Geometry, Data Analysis, Probability, and Statistics, Problem-Solving and Mathematical Reasoning, Grammar, Punctuation, and Mechanics.
Question 1 · Understanding Words and Their Meanings in Context
Passage:
The committee was unanimous in their decision, leaving no room for dissenting opinions.
Answer: C. In complete agreement
The sentence states that there was no room for dissenting opinions, which implies that everyone agreed. “Unanimous” means fully in agreement.
Question 2 · Evaluating Arguments and Evidence
Passage:
A recent study claims that students who read physical books retain more information than those who read digital texts. The study surveyed 1,000 students and included comprehension tests to measure retention.
Answer: D. The study included 1,000 students and measured comprehension with tests.
This is specific, measurable evidence that supports the claim being made about retention in physical vs. digital reading.
Question 3 · Sentence Structure and Clarity
Answer: D. He missed the bus because he was late.
This revision is both clear and concise, avoiding unnecessary wordiness.
Question 4 · Essay Writing and Composition
Answer: B. To summarize the main points and restate the thesis
The conclusion wraps up the essay by reinforcing the main idea and providing closure.
Question 5 · Algebraic Concepts
Answer: A. A straight line
A linear equation forms a straight line when graphed.
Question 6 · Understanding Words and Their Meanings in Context
Passage:
Despite their apparent differences, the two proposals were essentially the same in terms of cost and implementation strategy.
Answer: C. Fundamentally
“Essentially” means fundamentally or basically. It highlights that despite surface differences, the core elements were the same.
Question 7 · Evaluating Arguments and Evidence
Passage:
A city council claims that expanding public transportation will reduce traffic congestion. They reference a 2022 study showing a 15% traffic decrease in similar cities that improved transit systems.
Answer: B. A recent study shows traffic decreased after similar improvements.
This is specific, relevant evidence that directly supports the claim being made.
Question 8 · Evaluating Arguments and Evidence
Answer: B. If you can’t come, please let me know.
This revision simplifies and clarifies the sentence using plain, direct language. Next, I’ll continue with:
Question 9 · Essay Writing and Composition
Answer: B. To restate the thesis and leave the reader with a final thought
Conclusions wrap up the essay by reinforcing the argument and providing closure.
Question 10 · Algebraic Concepts
Answer: A. 2
Slope = (7 – 3)/(4 – 2) = 4/2 = 2.
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