[Video] Q2: In line 2, “turn” most nearly means

Explanation for Question 2 From the Reading Section on the Official Sat Practice Test 3

Question two says in line to turn most Neely means what? 2 So let's look back into the passage for some context here. 3 If we look at the sentences is included in, it says lady Carlotta stepped 4 out on the platform onto the platform of the small wayside station and took 5 a turn to two up and down. It's uninteresting link to kill time till 6 the train should be pleased to proceed on its way. 7 So we can look at this word, 8 turn found here and kind of 9 try and figure out what this means within the context of the sentence. 10 So if she's out on a train platform and she's looking to kill time 11 and it, this turn is going up and down the length, 12 but we can infer that this is probably like some sort of walk she's 13 just walking up and down the train platform until her train is ready to 14 go. 15 So let's look at the answer choices and see which one best 16 corresponds to that thought. So answer choice a says 17 a slight movement. So a slight movement isn't going to imply here 18 that she's going up and down a slight movement would probably be physical turning 19 of her body to look one way and then turning to look the other 20 way. So in this case, that's not going to imply the context 21 of what we're looking for here. So slight movement incorrect. 22 If you look at change in rotation, that's probably going to mean much the 23 same thing as slight movement. 24 So again, turning her body one way to look and then turning her body. 25 Then the next way to look, and the reaso...