Entry Exam Category: College Admission Exams
Course: Accuplacer
Exam: Accuplacer Reading Comprehension Practice Test
Practice Question
Extract
In 1921, when Bessie Coleman became the first licensed African American aviator, there was not much need for commercial pilots—passenger air travel didn’t become popular until the 1930s. To put her aviation license to use, Coleman began to train as a stunt flyer. This competitive field required not only superior technical skills, but also boldness and charisma. Coleman, often billed as 'the world’s greatest woman flyer,' attracted large crowds with her daring aerial maneuvers and fearless persona.
The author's description focuses mainly on Coleman's:
Answer Choices
- A: humility
- B: audacity
- C: creativity
- D: generosity
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The passage emphasizes Coleman’s daring aerial maneuvers, fearless persona, and the boldness required to succeed as a stunt flyer. These qualities highlight her audacity—courage and boldness in the face of danger—making option B the best answer.