Find the information an SAT reading question asks for and recognize it in new words. Separate the relevant detail from a true fact that answers a different question.
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A question asking where a robotics team tested its cart selects in the gym from a sentence that also gives a date and a reason. Another sentence identifies Theo as the person who checked the wheels. When the robotics question changes to why, the demonstration chooses the flooded yard instead of the date or an unstated explanation. The closing sentence is “The hour alone was a welcome island of quiet in my noisy day.”
The robotics team tested its cart wherein the gymwhenon Mondaywhybecause rain had flooded the yard.
Where did the team test its cart?
You’ll leave with these skills
01Find the detail that answers the exact question asked
02Tell the cause a passage gives from one it rules out
03Judge a statement by its role, not its place in the passage
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