SAT Reading & Writing: Craft and Structure
Two passages discuss the impact of social media on political discourse. Both acknowledge its growing influence, but one emphasizes its potential for democratic participation, while the other highlights the risk of echo chambers and misinformation. What central idea do these passages share?
Passage 1 aims to highlight the economic benefits of artificial intelligence, while Passage 2 seeks to warn about its potential ethical drawbacks. What is the main purpose of Passage 1?
Author A uses metaphors and analogies to illustrate the complexities of climate change, while Author B presents scientific data and statistical analyses. How do these authors' rhetorical devices contribute to their unique approaches?
Passage A argues for stricter gun control laws, while Passage B argues against them, citing Second Amendment rights. What is the relationship between these two passages?
Passage 1 uses a formal, academic tone when discussing the effects of globalization, while Passage 2 adopts a more conversational and anecdotal style. Which of the following best describes the difference in their approaches?
Passage 1 cites several studies showing a correlation between exercise and mental health. Passage 2 includes personal stories of individuals who have benefited from exercise. What types of evidence are used in each passage, respectively?
Passage A presents data from a recent study to support its claim about the effectiveness of a new drug. Passage B cites an older study with conflicting results and questions the methodology of the recent study. How do the passages differ in the quality and relevance of their evidence?
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Passage 1 argues that a particular policy will lead to economic growth, but fails to address potential environmental consequences. Passage 2 argues that the same policy will harm the environment, but does not offer alternative solutions. What is a potential flaw in the reasoning of Passage 1?
Both authors agree that climate change is occurring. This is an example of what?
Author A believes that technology will solve most of our problems, while Author B believes that technology creates more problems than it solves. What is the key difference in their positions?