SSAT Middle Level — 25 timed math sets and reading mocks for assignment. Middle level only.
Duration
25 sets/mocks · 30-40 min each
Questions
700
Question examples
Example 1
Monarch butterflies are famous for one of the longest animal migrations in the world. Each autumn, millions of monarchs travel up to 3,000 miles from their summer breeding grounds in the northeastern United States and Canada to their winter habitat in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. The journey takes about two months.
What makes this migration remarkable is that no single butterfly completes a round trip. The generation that flies south in autumn has never made the journey before, yet they navigate with great precision. Scientists believe monarchs use a combination of the sun's position, Earth's magnetic field, and an internal biological clock to find their way. In spring, the butterflies that overwintered in Mexico fly north, mate, and die, leaving their offspring to continue the journey back to Canada.
The passage is mainly about
Example 2
Monarch butterflies are famous for one of the longest animal migrations in the world. Each autumn, millions of monarchs travel up to 3,000 miles from their summer breeding grounds in the northeastern United States and Canada to their winter habitat in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. The journey takes about two months.
What makes this migration remarkable is that no single butterfly completes a round trip. The generation that flies south in autumn has never made the journey before, yet they navigate with great precision. Scientists believe monarchs use a combination of the sun's position, Earth's magnetic field, and an internal biological clock to find their way. In spring, the butterflies that overwintered in Mexico fly north, mate, and die, leaving their offspring to continue the journey back to Canada.
According to the passage, about how far do monarchs travel each autumn?
Example 3
Monarch butterflies are famous for one of the longest animal migrations in the world. Each autumn, millions of monarchs travel up to 3,000 miles from their summer breeding grounds in the northeastern United States and Canada to their winter habitat in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. The journey takes about two months.
What makes this migration remarkable is that no single butterfly completes a round trip. The generation that flies south in autumn has never made the journey before, yet they navigate with great precision. Scientists believe monarchs use a combination of the sun's position, Earth's magnetic field, and an internal biological clock to find their way. In spring, the butterflies that overwintered in Mexico fly north, mate, and die, leaving their offspring to continue the journey back to Canada.
According to the passage, the monarchs that fly south in autumn
Example 4
Monarch butterflies are famous for one of the longest animal migrations in the world. Each autumn, millions of monarchs travel up to 3,000 miles from their summer breeding grounds in the northeastern United States and Canada to their winter habitat in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. The journey takes about two months.
What makes this migration remarkable is that no single butterfly completes a round trip. The generation that flies south in autumn has never made the journey before, yet they navigate with great precision. Scientists believe monarchs use a combination of the sun's position, Earth's magnetic field, and an internal biological clock to find their way. In spring, the butterflies that overwintered in Mexico fly north, mate, and die, leaving their offspring to continue the journey back to Canada.
As used in the passage, "precision" most nearly means
Example 5
Monarch butterflies are famous for one of the longest animal migrations in the world. Each autumn, millions of monarchs travel up to 3,000 miles from their summer breeding grounds in the northeastern United States and Canada to their winter habitat in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. The journey takes about two months.
What makes this migration remarkable is that no single butterfly completes a round trip. The generation that flies south in autumn has never made the journey before, yet they navigate with great precision. Scientists believe monarchs use a combination of the sun's position, Earth's magnetic field, and an internal biological clock to find their way. In spring, the butterflies that overwintered in Mexico fly north, mate, and die, leaving their offspring to continue the journey back to Canada.
It can be inferred from the passage that the monarch migration depends on
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