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SAT R&W Command of Evidence (Hard) — Drill 21

Drill 21 · Reading & Writing · Hard Command of Evidence

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About This Drill

SAT R&W Command of Evidence (Hard) — Drill 21 is a Reading & Writing practice drill covering Hard Command of Evidence. It contains 5 original questions created by Brian Stewart, a Barron's test prep author with over 20 years of tutoring experience.

This set turns on what a fossil bed can and cannot tell you. Each item hands you a finding about how bones came to rest where they did, then asks which single piece of evidence settles a dispute about the cause. The data items pair a table and a line graph; read both for what they measure rather than for the largest number on display. The quotation item draws from a nineteenth-century story.

Questions in This Drill

  1. Which finding, if true, would most strongly support the transported-accumulation account over the buried-in-place account?
  2. Which values, entered for the downstream site, would best continue the pattern expected if a current sorted the bones by carrying lighter pieces farthest?
  3. Which quotation from the story most effectively illustrates the student's claim about the house's isolation?
  4. Which finding, if true, would most weaken the claim that the bones were carried in from far away by a single flood?
  5. Which statement is best supported by the graph?