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Try these please: SAT Reading Test 5: Questions 9, 11, 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26, 27, 33, 34, 42,43, 45, 46, 50 and 51.

This is the way to analyse the questions and the options.

'Voices' implies 'noisy and distracting'

Does it not?

I think it's now easy to figure out that the answer here is A.

Now, let's examine question 4. The question is rather asking for the cause of the impression Lymie had.

Therefore, he had an impression.
The verb "caused" implies that "he had an impression".

Something happened to Lymie's mind here and 'he skimmed' and 'he failed to know.'

Now, let's examine option C.
"But it was the women's voices, the terrible not quite sober pitch of the women's voices which caused Lymie to skim over two whoe pages without knowing what was on them."

None of the verbs in that quotation has Lymie as its object.
Nothing "had" him. He wasn't "shingled". And neither was he "exposed".
And besides, none of these verbs may mean or imply "impression" or "impressed upon".

Or, do you have a contrary opinion?

Obviously, the answer is NO?

What tells you that Lymie had an impression in that one? Does any word in that quotation do that?

What of option A? "The women had shingled hair ........... they sat down."

Am I correct to say that I believe you will agree with me that nothing in that quotation says that Lymie had an impression. Instead of something or someone "impressing upon or affecting or acting on Lymie" in any way, he was the one that acted upon something.

How was he impressed upon here?

Now look at option D: "Lymie closed the book."

privatetisa:
Is Lymie's mind being affected or impressed upon here? In fact, is there any word that means or imples "impressed upon or affected" in that quotation?

Obviously, the answer is NO.

Is Lymie's mind being affected or impressed upon here? In fact, is there any word that means or imples "impressed upon or affected" in that quotation?