Reading passages

92-It's mentioned in the Passage that ------ .
A) formerly those who entered for the SAT were often from public schools
B) the results of the SAT are no longer important to students
C) the SAT test has become much more difficult over the years
D) the average score on the SAT has remained virtually unchanged since 1941
E) no university applicant has ever got an SAT score of 800
93 -The article tells, us that the average score on the SAT -- .
A) rose dramatically in 1995 because of the number of students taking it
B) can be either 200 or 800 in any given year C) was achieved by approximately 2 million students in 1995
D) dropped a bit during the period from 1941 to 1995
E) cannot be computed due to the large numbers used

In the face of advancing Japanese troops during World War II, US and Filipino forces under General Douglas MacArthur abandoned Manila and retreated west to the Bataan Peninsula.

Crippled by malaria, weakened from their decision to share their food rations with the civilians, and demoralised after MacArthur's departure for Australia, the surviving defenders surrendered when they became convinced that no outside help would arrive. What followed became known as the Bataan Death March. The Japanese led 55,000 American and Filipino prisoners on a brutal six - day, 120-mile trek to a prison in the Pampanga Province. Each day on the way ended with the slaughter of all prisoners too ill to continue. More than half the captives died in this way and another 25% perished in the camp before the war ended.
94 -According to the passage, General MaCArthur ----- .
A) ended the war in the Pampanga prison camp in Bataan
B) ordered his soldiers to march across the Bataan Peninsula
C) suffered from malaria and gave his food to the civilians
D) had gone to Australia before the soldiers surrendered
E) decided to march to Australia to avoid being captured
95 -The passage tells us that the march to Pampanga Province-.
A) started after the prisoners had tried to escape
B) ended at a prison camp after nearly a week
C) was led by thousands of Americans and Filipinos
D) cost the lives of 55,000 Americans and Filipinos
E) was stopped when everyone was too ill to go on