SAT Boundaries Question
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Question 1 · Medium · Reading and WritingNovember 2024 Batch 3 · Q20Boundaries · 0 solved
A lady-in-waiting's account of Japanese courtly life in the tenth century, Sei Shōnagon's Pillow Book is filled with daily observations and musings. Some of these appear as "Splendid Things," Shonagon catalogs her appreciation for a snow-covered garden, Chinese brocade fabric, and grape-colored fabric. Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
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The trap here
The SAT colon rule: the part that matters is BEFORE the colon — Students check what follows the colon. The SAT checks what precedes it — it must be a complete sentence.