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    Read the excerpt below from TheWoman Warrior, a memoir by MaxineHong Kingston; then answer thequestion that follows.It was a woman who invented white craneboxing only two hundred years ago. Shewas already an expert pole fighter,daughter of a teacher trained at the Shaolintemple, where there lived an order offighting monks. She was combing herhair one morning when a white cranealighted outside her window. She teased itwith her pole, which it pushed aside with asoft brush of its wing. Amazed, shedashed outside and tried to knock thecrane off its perch. It snapped her pole intwo. Recognizing the presence of greatpower, she asked the spirit of the whitecrane if it would teach her to fight. Itanswered with a cry that white craneboxers imitate today. Later the birdreturned as an old man, and he guided herboxing for many years. Thus she gave theworld a new martial art.The story featured in the excerpt aboveprovides a contemporary variation onwhich of the following literary forms?

    • Lyric
    • Folktale
    • Comedy
    • Saga
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  • 2. 

    Read the passage below; then answer the two questions that follow.1Through efforts to sanitize our world, we are creating additional—and perhaps even greater—health threats. 2Doctors have long known that an indiscriminant use of antibiotics often leads to the emergence of germs that are increasingly resistant to the drugs. 3It is now clear that the use of bacteria-killing chemicals produces much the same dilemma. 4More than 700 household products contain such chemicals. 5Hand cleaners, bathroom sprays, cutting boards, sponges, and other products are laced with triclosan and other chemicals that kill bacteria. 6Researchers have discovered that the bacteria have begun to fight back. 7With repeated exposure to these chemicals, they develop mutations that enable them to counter the chemicals' effects.Which of the following patterns oforganization does the author use todevelop the argument in the passage?

    • Problem–solution

    • Spatial order

    • Cause and effect

    • Sequential order

    Correct Answer
    A. Cause and effect
    Explanation
    The author uses the cause and effect pattern of organization to develop the argument in the passage. The passage begins by stating the problem of creating health threats through efforts to sanitize our world. It then explains the cause of the problem, which is the indiscriminate use of antibiotics and bacteria-killing chemicals. The passage goes on to describe the effect of this cause, which is the emergence of germs that are resistant to drugs and the development of mutations in bacteria that enable them to counter the effects of the chemicals. Therefore, the author presents the cause and effect relationship between the use of these chemicals and the health threats that result.

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    A speaker who uses phrases such as "onthe other hand" and "to the contrary"during a formal presentation is most likelyattempting to:

    • Make the speech more entertaining.

    • Increase audience participation.

    • Emphasize major themes and ideas.

    • Introduce opposing points of view.

    Correct Answer
    A. Introduce opposing points of view.
    Explanation
    The speaker's use of phrases such as "on the other hand" and "to the contrary" indicates that they are presenting contrasting viewpoints or opposing perspectives. This suggests that the speaker is attempting to introduce different sides of an argument or present a balanced view by acknowledging and discussing opposing points of view.

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    Before reading a chapter in a textbook,students write on a KWL chart what theyalready know and what they want to knowabout the topic of the chapter. Afterreading the chapter, the students thenrecord what they learned from the chapteron the chart. This activity is most likelyto promote the students' reading comprehensionby helping them:

    • Apply their knowledge of the features of expository texts.

    • Learn the meanings of unfamiliar words.

    • Connect their background knowledge to new information.

    • Adjust their reading rate based on text difficulty.

    Correct Answer
    A. Connect their background knowledge to new information.
    Explanation
    This activity of writing on a KWL chart before and after reading a chapter helps students connect their background knowledge to new information. By identifying what they already know and what they want to know, students are able to activate their prior knowledge and make connections with the new information they will encounter in the chapter. This process enhances their understanding and comprehension of the text by bridging the gap between their existing knowledge and the new concepts presented in the chapter.

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    A public health official delivers a speechon the effects of smoking to an assemblyof middle school students. The official isthen asked to speak on the same topic to agroup of medical professionals. Which ofthe following changes in language stylewould the official most likely make toadapt the speech appropriately to the newaudience?

    • From slang to formal

    • From informal to technical

    • From clichéd to conversational

    • From plain to picturesque

    Correct Answer
    A. From informal to technical
    Explanation
    The public health official would most likely change the language style from informal to technical when speaking to a group of medical professionals. This is because medical professionals are more knowledgeable about the topic and would benefit from a more technical and specialized language style. Using technical terms and terminology would allow the official to provide more in-depth information and engage with the audience on a professional level.

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    The use of language in this poem createsan overall mood best described as:

    • Somber and bored.

    • Anxious and excited.

    • Indifferent and withdrawn.

    • Reflective and curious.

    Correct Answer
    A. Reflective and curious.
    Explanation
    The use of language in the poem suggests a tone that is thoughtful and inquisitive. The words and phrases used evoke a sense of introspection and a desire to understand and explore deeper meanings. The language used also creates a mood of curiosity, as the poem encourages the reader to contemplate and question the subject matter. Overall, the language in the poem creates an atmosphere that is reflective and curious.

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    Read the passage below from Fire on the Mountain, a novel by Edward Abbey; then answer the question that follows.Those mountains—they seemed at once both close by and impossibly remote, an easy walk away and yet beyond the limits of the imagination. Between us lay the clear and empty wilderness of scattered mesquite trees and creosote shrubs and streambeds where water ran as seldom as the rain came down. Each summer for three years I had come to New Mexico; each time I gazed upon the moon-dead landscape and asked myself: what is out there? And each time I concluded: something is out there—maybe everything. To me the desert looked like a form of Paradise. And it always will.In the passage above, the author uses aseries of ambiguous expressions in hisdescription of the landscape to:

    • Hide his deep-seated aversion to the dry and desolate Southwest environment.

    • Convey the complicated and seemingly contradictory feelings he experiences when in the desert.

    • Avoid stating explicitly how he feels about having traveled to the Southwest for three years.

    • Reflect the severely anxious state he experiences when contemplating his relationship to nature.

    Correct Answer
    A. Convey the complicated and seemingly contradictory feelings he experiences when in the desert.
    Explanation
    The passage describes the author's view of the desert landscape as both close by and remote, easy to reach yet beyond imagination. This use of ambiguous expressions suggests that the author has complicated and contradictory feelings about the desert. The author finds the desert to be a form of paradise, but also wonders what else is out there. This conveys the author's mixed emotions and the complex nature of his relationship with the desert.

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    Read the passage below from Coal: A Human History by Barbara Freese; then answer the question that follows.When the Romans invaded Britain, among the natural riches they found there were conspicuous outcrops of a velvety deep black mineral. It was declared the "best stone in Britain" by one Roman writer because it could easily be carved and polished into beautiful jewelry. In time, Britain became known for its exports of this prized material, and fashionable citizens back in Rome eagerly adorned themselves with it. Not only were the black trinkets they carved from it stylish, but they had the surprising and mysterious attribute of being flammable as well. They called this mineral gagate (a word that over the years changedto "jet," as in "jet black"), which is actually a special form of dense coal. Because they weren't good at telling the difference, though, it seems that many Romans were not wearing true jet but plain old coal—the same stuff that would much later be considered the best stone in Britain for entirely different reasons.Based on information presented in thepassage above, a reader would be best ableto draw which of the followingconclusions?

    • Coal was more important to the Romans than silver or gold.

    • The Romans can be credited with bringing fine jewelry to Britain.

    • Coal during this time period was not used as a fuel source by the Romans.

    • The Romans favored aesthetic values over utilitarian ones.

    Correct Answer
    A. Coal during this time period was not used as a fuel source by the Romans.
    Explanation
    Based on the passage, the reader can conclude that coal during this time period was not used as a fuel source by the Romans. The passage mentions that the Romans carved the black mineral into beautiful jewelry and adorned themselves with it. The passage also states that the mineral had the surprising attribute of being flammable. Therefore, it can be inferred that the Romans valued coal for its aesthetic properties rather than its use as a fuel source.

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    A warehouse manager sends an inventoryreport to the president of the company atthe end of every month. The reportconsists mainly of long tables listing thedifferent types of items stored in thewarehouse and the number of units ofeach item. The president has commentedthat the report is too difficult to read andtakes too much time to interpret. In orderto communicate the information in thereport more clearly and efficiently, thewarehouse manager should use which ofthe following formats instead of the tableformat?

    • 3-D surface plot

    • Bar chart

    • Scatter plot

    • High-low chart

    Correct Answer
    A. Bar chart
    Explanation
    The warehouse manager should use a bar chart instead of the table format to communicate the information more clearly and efficiently. A bar chart provides a visual representation of the data, making it easier to interpret and understand. It allows for quick comparison between different types of items and their quantities. Unlike a table format, a bar chart eliminates the need for the president to spend time interpreting the data, as the information is presented in a more visually appealing and intuitive manner.

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    A speaker is reading a short story excerptand wishes to render vividly for theaudience key developments in characterizationand plot. Which of the followingmethods would be most effective for thispurpose?

    • Making eye contact with audience members at suspenseful moments

    • Adjusting the volume, speed, and pitch of the voice according to changing moods in the story

    • Using hand gestures to mimic events taking place in the story

    • Reading in an understated tone that allows audience members to interpret the story on their own

    Correct Answer
    A. Adjusting the volume, speed, and pitch of the voice according to changing moods in the story
    Explanation
    Adjusting the volume, speed, and pitch of the voice according to changing moods in the story would be the most effective method for rendering vividly the key developments in characterization and plot. By modulating the voice, the speaker can convey the emotions and atmosphere of the story, creating a more engaging and immersive experience for the audience. This technique allows the speaker to emphasize suspenseful moments, evoke different moods, and bring the story to life through vocal expression.

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    A student plans to present orally to herclass an excerpt from a dramatic play thatconsists of a somber, reflective monologuedelivered by one of the play's main characters.The student could best convey themood of the monologue by:

    • Slowing her rate of speech and pausing frequently.

    • Raising the pitch of her voice and avoiding pausing at all.

    • Accelerating her rate of speech and speaking loudly.

    • Lowering the pitch of her voice and speaking in a monotone.

    Correct Answer
    A. Slowing her rate of speech and pausing frequently.
    Explanation
    Slowing her rate of speech and pausing frequently would be the best way for the student to convey the somber and reflective mood of the monologue. By speaking slowly, it allows for the words to sink in and creates a sense of seriousness and thoughtfulness. Pausing frequently also adds to the reflective nature of the monologue, allowing the audience to absorb the words and emotions being conveyed. This combination of slowing down and pausing helps to create a somber and reflective atmosphere for the audience.

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  • 12. 

    The nineteenth-century writings ofHarriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglassdemonstrate the ability of literature to:

    • Entertain readers with fantastic tales of imaginary worlds.

    • Transform public opinion and increase awareness of social issues.

    • Provide readers with utopian visions of a perfect society.

    • Reinterpret history through the use of allegory and symbolism.

    Correct Answer
    A. Transform public opinion and increase awareness of social issues.
    Explanation
    The nineteenth-century writings of Harriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglass were influential in transforming public opinion and increasing awareness of social issues. Their autobiographical works, such as Jacobs' "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" and Douglass' "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass," shed light on the harsh realities of slavery and the experiences of African Americans. These narratives exposed the cruelty and injustice of slavery, challenging the prevailing beliefs and attitudes of the time. Through their powerful storytelling and firsthand accounts, Jacobs and Douglass were able to effectively advocate for the abolition of slavery and inspire social change.

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  • 13. 

    In journalistic writing, it would generallybe most appropriate to use the invertedpyramid style for which of the followingtypes of stories?

    • A personality interview

    • A story that concludes with a surprise ending

    • An action story

    • A story in which the main facts are easily summarized

    Correct Answer
    A. A story in which the main facts are easily summarized
    Explanation
    The inverted pyramid style is a common writing structure in journalism where the most important information is presented at the beginning of the story, followed by supporting details in descending order of importance. This style is best suited for stories in which the main facts can be easily summarized, as it allows readers to quickly grasp the key information without having to read the entire article. It is not as effective for personality interviews or stories with surprise endings, as these types of stories often require a more narrative or suspenseful approach.

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  • 14. 

    Which of the following is a validinference that can be made from theinformation in the passage?

    • Scientists know less about Mars than they do about most other planets.

    • There are major disagreements among scientists on many issues.

    • Scientists often reassess existing theories as new evidence emerges.

    • It is impossible to anticipate major advances in scientific knowledge.

    Correct Answer
    A. Scientists often reassess existing theories as new evidence emerges.
    Explanation
    The passage states that scientists often reassess existing theories as new evidence emerges. This implies that scientists are open to revising their theories based on new information. Therefore, it can be inferred that scientists often reassess existing theories as new evidence emerges.

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  • 15. 

    Which of the following types of oralpresentation for special occasions reliesmost on focus, brevity, and setting a tone?

    • Speech of tribute

    • Introduction speech

    • Speech to entertain

    • Acceptance speech

    Correct Answer
    A. Introduction speech
    Explanation
    An introduction speech relies most on focus, brevity, and setting a tone. This type of oral presentation is typically short and concise, aiming to capture the audience's attention and create a positive atmosphere for the main speaker or event. It requires careful planning and organization to effectively introduce the topic or person, providing relevant background information and creating a favorable impression. The focus is on setting the right tone and generating interest, making it crucial to be concise and engaging.

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  • 16. 

    For a conversation between twoindividuals to be successful, it is mostimportant that both individuals:

    • Interpret each other's verbal and nonverbal cues accurately.

    • Assert their opinions authoritatively.

    • Identify and interpret each other's nonverbal cues quickly.

    • Respect each other's sense of personal space.

    Correct Answer
    A. Interpret each other's verbal and nonverbal cues accurately.
    Explanation
    In order for a conversation between two individuals to be successful, it is crucial that both individuals accurately interpret each other's verbal and nonverbal cues. This means understanding the intended meaning behind the words spoken as well as being able to pick up on nonverbal cues such as body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice. Accurate interpretation of these cues allows for effective communication, better understanding, and the ability to respond appropriately. Without this skill, misunderstandings and miscommunication can easily occur, hindering the success of the conversation.

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    Use the description below of a popularU.S. poster from 1942 to answer thequestion that follows.A cartoon depicts a man in a suit wearingeight hats stacked atop his head. The manis stopped in front of a store counter onwhich a men's hat is on display, alongwith a small sign that reads "Sale." Theman in the suit regards the hat on displaycarefully and thoughtfully—his arms arepartially folded across his chest, and hisfinger is touching his chin.The image in the poster described above ismost likely trying to change which of thefollowing consumer behaviors?

    • Obsessive saving

    • Unwanted haggling

    • Reckless spending

    • Flagrant shoplifting

    Correct Answer
    A. Reckless spending
    Explanation
    The image in the poster is most likely trying to change the consumer behavior of reckless spending. The man in the cartoon is depicted as carefully considering the hat on display, suggesting that he should think before making impulsive purchases. The image aims to discourage consumers from spending their money recklessly and encourages them to be more thoughtful and considerate in their purchasing decisions.

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  • 18. 

    Biographers consider personal diariesspecially valuable as source materialbecause, unlike other kinds of nonfiction,these works characteristically contain:

    • A continuous narrative of events in the author's formative years.

    • Preliminary drafts of the author's correspondence.

    • An unbiased assessment of the author's accomplishments.

    • Candid accounts of the author's experiences and opinions.

    Correct Answer
    A. Candid accounts of the author's experiences and opinions.
    Explanation
    Personal diaries are considered valuable as source material by biographers because they typically provide candid accounts of the author's experiences and opinions. Unlike other forms of nonfiction, diaries offer an intimate and unfiltered perspective on the author's life, allowing biographers to gain deeper insights into their thoughts, emotions, and personal experiences. These candid accounts can provide valuable context and understanding of the author's motivations, relationships, and personal growth, making diaries an invaluable resource for biographical research.

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  • 19. 

    The experience of the Great Depressionand its influence on the culture of theUnited States are significant themes in theworks of which of the following writers?

    • Willa Cather

    • F. Scott Fitzgerald

    • Edith Wharton

    • John Steinbeck

    Correct Answer
    A. John Steinbeck
    Explanation
    John Steinbeck is the correct answer because his works, such as "The Grapes of Wrath" and "Of Mice and Men," extensively explore the impact of the Great Depression on American society. Steinbeck's writings vividly depict the struggles of the working class and the social and economic hardships faced during this time period. His works provide a powerful commentary on the effects of the Great Depression and its lasting influence on the culture of the United States.

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  • 20. 

    A listener is most likely to recognize andaccurately interpret the message of aspeech when that message is:

    • Important and personally relevant to the listener.

    • Complex and described in detail by the speaker.

    • Surprising and provocative to the listener.

    • Uplifting and expressed passionately by the speaker.

    Correct Answer
    A. Important and personally relevant to the listener.
    Explanation
    When a message is important and personally relevant to the listener, they are more likely to pay attention and engage with the speech. The listener will have a personal connection to the topic, which will make them more motivated to understand and interpret the message accurately. Additionally, when a message is personally relevant, it is more likely to resonate with the listener's own experiences and beliefs, making it easier for them to comprehend and interpret the speech effectively.

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    Read the poem below by Aurora Levins Morales; then answer the question that follows.Child of the AmericasI am a child of the Americas,a light-skinned mestiza of the Caribbean,a child of many diaspora, born into this continent at a crossroads.I am a U.S. Puerto Rican Jew,a product of the ghettos of New York I have never known.An immigrant and the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants.I speak English with passion: it's the tongue of my consciousness,a flashing knife blade of crystal, my tool, my craft.I am Caribeña, island grown. Spanish is in my flesh,ripples from my tongue, lodges in my hips:the language of garlic and mangoes,the singing in my poetry, the flying gestures of my hands.I am of Latinoamerica, rooted in the history of my continent:I speak from that body.I am not african. Africa is in me, but I cannot return.I am taína.1 Taíno is in me, but there is no way back.I am not european. Europe lives in me, but I have no home there.I am new. History made me. My first language was spanglish.I was born at the crossroadsand I am whole.1taína: Taínos were the Indian tribe indigenous to Puerto Rico.The themes featured in this poem bestexemplify which of the followingcharacteristics of American literature?

    • American literature is heterogeneous with respect to language and culture and reflects the diversity of the American people.

    • Popular American literature conveys the mainstream, middle-class values of American society.

    • Twentieth-century American authors continue to embrace the influence of English and European literary traditions.

    • Conflict and upheaval in American politics are reflected through the use of nontraditional literary genres.

    Correct Answer
    A. American literature is heterogeneous with respect to language and culture and reflects the diversity of the American people.
    Explanation
    The themes featured in the poem, such as being a mestiza of the Caribbean, an immigrant, and having multiple cultural and linguistic influences, highlight the diversity and heterogeneity of American literature. The poem emphasizes the intersectionality of different cultures and languages, reflecting the complex and diverse experiences of the American people. This aligns with the characteristic of American literature being heterogeneous with respect to language and culture, and showcasing the diversity of the American population.

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  • 22. 

    A writer is beginning an analytical essayon a literary text. Which of the followingsteps would be most appropriate for thewriter to take first?

    • Summarizing the key events in the text

    • Researching criticism on the text

    • Selecting favorite passages from the text

    • Identifying the main ideas in the text

    Correct Answer
    A. Identifying the main ideas in the text
    Explanation
    To properly begin an analytical essay on a literary text, it is crucial for the writer to first identify the main ideas in the text. This step allows the writer to have a clear understanding of the central themes and concepts present in the text, which will serve as the foundation for their analysis. By identifying the main ideas, the writer can then proceed to develop their argument and provide evidence to support their analysis. This step is essential as it helps the writer establish a strong and focused direction for their essay.

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    Use the information below to answerthe question that follows.A researcher has recently returned from atrip to several developing countries whereshe studied the relative efficiency of avariety of farming techniques. Her workincluded photographing the different cropsand land features and analyzing thechemical composition of a multitude ofplant, soil, and water samples. She mustnow present her findings to a large groupof colleagues. She has access to a lecturehall with a full range of audiovisual andmultimedia equipment, but the financialresources and time that she has availableto produce the presentation are bothlimited.Given the researcher's time and financialconstraints, which of the following mediacombinations would be most appropriatefor her to choose to use to maximize theeffectiveness of her presentation?

    • A PowerPoint presentation with handouts containing data tables and charts

    • Three-dimensional geographic models and a software-animated demonstration of climate patterns

    • A videotape with a sound track and supplementary full-color posters

    • Maps of the countries visited and a chalkboard for noting key points and observations

    Correct Answer
    A. A PowerPoint presentation with handouts containing data tables and charts
    Explanation
    Given the researcher's limited financial resources and time constraints, a PowerPoint presentation with handouts containing data tables and charts would be the most appropriate media combination for her presentation. This option allows her to effectively present her findings using visual aids and provide additional information through handouts. It is a cost-effective and time-efficient method that maximizes the effectiveness of her presentation.

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  • 24. 

    When preparing to write a persuasiveessay, a writer should take which of thefollowing steps first?

    • Outlining the major points that the essay will cover

    • Identifying relevant secondary sources

    • Developing a clearly defined position on an issue

    • Researching alternative perspectives on the subject matter

    Correct Answer
    A. Developing a clearly defined position on an issue
    Explanation
    When preparing to write a persuasive essay, the first step should be developing a clearly defined position on an issue. This is important because it sets the foundation for the entire essay. By having a clear position, the writer can effectively structure their arguments and provide convincing evidence to support their viewpoint. Without a clearly defined position, the essay may lack focus and coherence. Once the position is established, the writer can then proceed to outlining the major points, identifying relevant secondary sources, and researching alternative perspectives to strengthen their argument.

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  • 25. 

    During a play, the primary purpose of asoliloquy is to:

    • Establish a conflict between the protagonist and another major character.

    • Reveal the personal thoughts and emotions of a character.

    • Provide a resolution to the conflict in the play.

    • Allow the author to directly address the audience.

    Correct Answer
    A. Reveal the personal thoughts and emotions of a character.
    Explanation
    During a play, a soliloquy serves as a tool for a character to express their innermost thoughts and emotions directly to the audience. It allows the character to reveal their personal struggles, desires, and intentions, providing insight into their psyche. This helps the audience to understand the character's motivations and adds depth to their portrayal. Therefore, the primary purpose of a soliloquy is to reveal the personal thoughts and emotions of a character.

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    Read the poem below by Martín Espada; then answer the two questions that follow.Coca-Cola and Coco FríoOn his first visit to Puerto Rico,island of family folklore,the fat boy wanderedfrom table to tablewith his mouth open.At every table, some great-auntwould steer him with cool spotted handsto a glass of Coca-Cola.One even sang to him, in all the Englishshe could remember, a Coca-Cola jinglefrom the forties. He drank obediently, thoughhe was bored with this potion, familiarfrom soda fountains in Brooklyn.Then, at a roadside stand off the beach, the fat boyopened his mouth to coco frío, a coconutchilled, then scalped by a macheteso that a straw could inhale the clear milk.The boy tilted the green shell overheadand drooled coconut milk down his chin;suddenly, Puerto Rico was not Coca-Colaor Brooklyn, and neither was he.For years afterward, the boy marveled at an islandwhere the people drank Coca-Colaand sang jingles from World War IIin a language they did not speak,while so many coconuts in the treessagged heavy with milk, swollenand unsuckled.In the poem, repeating the image of theboy's "opened . . . mouth" is most likelyintended to evoke which of the followingideas?

    • The boredom that children endure when forced to attend social events consisting mainly of adults

    • The willingness of children to welcome experiences that are unfamiliar, unusual, or typically overlooked by others

    • The desire that children have for sweets and soda and most all other sugary foods usually forbidden to them

    • The tendency of children to speak their minds unhesitatingly, sometimes to the great embarrassment of adults

    Correct Answer
    A. The willingness of children to welcome experiences that are unfamiliar, unusual, or typically overlooked by others
    Explanation
    The repetition of the image of the boy's "opened . . . mouth" suggests the willingness of children to embrace new and unfamiliar experiences. Despite being bored with Coca-Cola, the boy obediently drinks it when offered by his relatives. However, when he encounters coco frío, a drink that is unique to Puerto Rico, his curiosity and openness lead him to eagerly try it. This highlights the idea that children are often more open-minded and receptive to new experiences, even those that may be overlooked or unfamiliar to others.

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  • 27. 

    A proficient reader is most likely to readat a moderate to slow rate when:

    • Studying a journal article to learn about a topic for a research paper.

    • Scanning a textbook to find key terms and their definitions.

    • Skimming a newspaper to stay informed about current events.

    • Searching the Internet to locate information for a presentation.

    Correct Answer
    A. Studying a journal article to learn about a topic for a research paper.
    Explanation
    When studying a journal article to learn about a topic for a research paper, a proficient reader is most likely to read at a moderate to slow rate. This is because journal articles are typically dense and contain complex information that requires careful reading and comprehension. Reading at a moderate to slow rate allows the reader to fully understand the content, analyze the arguments, and take notes for further reference. It also helps in retaining the information and integrating it into the research paper effectively.

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    Read the passage below; then answer the two questions that follow.1The Native American novelist Leslie Marmon Silko grew up outside Albuquerque, New Mexico, on the margins of the Laguna Pueblo. 2Living on the margins has proved to be an apt metaphor for her life, and the differences between native and white culture are a major source of the tensions that characterize her work. 3In addition to writing, she teaches English at the University of Arizona. 4Silko's essays, poetry, and most importantly, her fiction, are steeped in Laguna cultural traditions. 5At the same time, her work reflects her encounters with mainstream U.S. culture. 6For the Laguna, storytelling is not simply a way to pass the time, it also provides a means of affirming their values, to preserve cherished traditions, and establishing spiritual connections with the whole of creation. 7Like the Laguna, Silko believes that her own kind of storytelling—the writing of fiction and poetry—is too important a gift to be used merely to entertain. 8In her work, she has attempted to tell sacred Laguna stories in ways that are so memorable and powerful that the stories themselves help to ensure the Laguna culture's survival while illustrating truths that can be applied to challenges the Laguna people face today. 9In her novel Ceremony, for example, the main character is a discharged soldier of mixed white–Laguna ancestry who returns to his pueblo after World War II suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder. 10Unlike other veterans who numb themselves with alcohol, he finds wholeness in a mystical Laguna tradition that heals him of his despair.Which of the following changes wouldimprove the effectiveness of the firstparagraph of the passage?

    • Delete Sentence 1.

    • Add a sentence before Sentence 2 that describes the Laguna Pueblo

    • Delete Sentence 3.

    • Add a sentence after Sentence 5 that lists Silko's major published works.

    Correct Answer
    A. Delete Sentence 3.
    Explanation
    Deleting Sentence 3 would improve the effectiveness of the first paragraph because it is not directly related to the main topic of the paragraph, which is Leslie Marmon Silko's upbringing and the influence of native and white culture on her work. Deleting this sentence would help maintain a clear focus on the main ideas and themes being discussed.

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  • 29. 

    Read the poem below by Li-Young Lee; then answer the question that follows.I Ask My Mother to SingShe begins, and my grandmother joins her.Mother and daughter sing like young girls.If my father were alive, he would playhis accordion and sway like a boat.I've never been in Peking, or the Summer Palace,nor stood on the great Stone Boat to watchthe rain begin on Kuen Ming Lake, the picnickersrunning away in the grass.But I love to hear it sung;how the waterlilies fill with rain untilthey overturn, spilling water into water,then rock back, and fill with more.Both women have begun to cry.But neither stops her song.The women's tears in the final stanza ofthe poem above are best described as anexpression of:

    • Joyous gratitude.

    • Indignant defiance.

    • Nostalgic longing.

    • Unbearable loneliness.

    Correct Answer
    A. Nostalgic longing.
    Explanation
    The women's tears in the final stanza of the poem are best described as an expression of nostalgic longing. The speaker, who has never experienced the places and moments described in the poem, finds joy in hearing his mother and grandmother sing about them. The tears shed by the women suggest that they too are filled with nostalgia and longing for the places and memories they are singing about. It is a bittersweet emotion that evokes a sense of longing for something that cannot be fully experienced.

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  • 30. 

    Read the passage below from Heart of Darkness, a short novel by Joseph Conrad; then answer the two questions that follow.At night sometimes the roll of drums behind the curtain of trees would run up the river and remain sustained faintly, as if hovering in the air high over our heads, till the first break of day. Whether it meant war, peace, or prayer we could not tell. The dawns were heralded by the descent of a chill stillness; the woodcutters slept, their fires burned low; the snapping of a twig would make you start. We were wanderers on a prehistoric earth, on an earth that wore the aspect of an unknown planet. We could have fancied ourselves the first of men taking possession of an accursed inheritance, to be subdued at the cost of profound anguish and of excessive toil. But suddenly, as we struggled round a bend, there would be a glimpse of rush walls, of peaked grass-roofs, a burst of yells, a whirl of black limbs, a mass of handsclapping, of feet stamping, of bodies swaying, of eyes rolling, under the droop of heavy and motionless foliage.Which of the following would be the besttopic sentence for a short written analysisabout the author's use of setting in thepassage?

    • The strangeness and inscrutability of the primitive surroundings help reinforce a mood of fear and disorientation.

    • The sounds of drums rolling, hands clapping, and feet stamping create a sense of rhythm and order.

    • The stillness and quiet of dawn in this exotic place give an impression of peace, calm, and communion with nature.

    • The sight of grass roofs and people waving their arms generates a feeling of warm welcome.

    Correct Answer
    A. The strangeness and inscrutability of the primitive surroundings help reinforce a mood of fear and disorientation.
    Explanation
    The passage describes the setting as strange and inscrutable, creating a sense of fear and disorientation. The author's use of words such as "unknown planet," "accursed inheritance," and "profound anguish" suggests that the environment is unfamiliar and unsettling. This contributes to the overall atmosphere of the story, emphasizing the sense of unease and uncertainty that the characters experience in this primitive setting.

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  • 31. 

    Which of the underlined words in thepassage is spelled incorrectly?

    • Alkaline

    • Firing

    • Tantilizing

    • Shrewd

    Correct Answer
    A. Tantilizing
    Explanation
    The word "tantilizing" is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is "titillating."

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  • 32. 

    A legal scholar is giving a speech thatcontains technical information. In order toensure that nonspecialist members of theaudience are able to understand and retainsignificant content from the speech, thelegal scholar should use which of thefollowing presentation strategies?

    • Providing concise definitions of terms

    • Asking rhetorical questions

    • Repeating the conclusion several times

    • Using hand gestures to emphasize ideas

    Correct Answer
    A. Providing concise definitions of terms
    Explanation
    Providing concise definitions of terms is the most effective presentation strategy in this scenario because it helps nonspecialist members of the audience understand and retain significant content from the speech. By defining technical terms in a clear and concise manner, the legal scholar ensures that everyone can follow along and comprehend the information being presented. This strategy eliminates confusion and enhances the overall understanding of the speech for the nonspecialist audience members.

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  • 33. 

    Which of the following questions wouldbe most important for a listener to ask inorder to begin to evaluate critically thesoundness of principles introduced duringan oral presentation?

    • Does the speaker use visual aids to support his or her points?

    • Is the speaker's attire appropriate for the purpose of the presentation?

    • Does the speaker use figurative language to elaborate points?

    • Is the speaker overlooking or omitting any essential information?

    Correct Answer
    A. Is the speaker overlooking or omitting any essential information?
    Explanation
    The question asks for the most important question to ask in order to evaluate the soundness of principles introduced during an oral presentation. Out of the given options, the question "Is the speaker overlooking or omitting any essential information?" is the most relevant. This question focuses on the content of the presentation and whether the speaker has provided all the necessary information. It assesses the completeness and accuracy of the principles presented, which is crucial in evaluating the soundness of the presentation.

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  • 34. 

    Read the passage below; then answer the question that follows.The words "for purple mountain majesties" might well have been written with New York State's Catskill Mountains in mind. Well-wooded and replete with clear lakes, rushing streams, and roaring waterfalls dropping into deep gorges, the Catskills have long inspired artistic imaginations. During the nineteenth century, the artists of the Hudson River School struggled to depict the distinctive beauty of these spectacular mountains with their combination of misty light, brilliant color, and awesome topography.Which of the following additionaldetails would contribute most to thedevelopment of the main point of thepassage?

    • The Catskills are not particularly tall; Slide Mountain, their tallest peak, rises only 4,024 feet above sea level.

    • Asher B. Durand, in particular, experimented with the misty light and craggy views of the Catskills in his romantic representations of them.

    • During the early twentieth century, developers capitalized on the beauty of the Catskills by building posh resorts there.

    • Later artists such as Albert Bierstadt followed the example of the Hudson River School in painting landscapes of the American West.

    Correct Answer
    A. Asher B. Durand, in particular, experimented with the misty light and craggy views of the Catskills in his romantic representations of them.
    Explanation
    The given answer contributes most to the development of the main point of the passage because it provides specific information about an artist, Asher B. Durand, who experimented with capturing the misty light and craggy views of the Catskills in his artistic representations. This detail supports the main point that the Catskills inspired artistic imaginations, particularly during the nineteenth century, and highlights the unique beauty of the mountains.

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  • 35. 

    Which of the following topic sentenceswould be most effective to use in theexcerpt as Sentence 1?

    • While significant technological changes continue to occur, daily life remains the same for most people.

    • Because people often fear new technology, the Internet has taken a while to become popular.

    • Although change can have positive effects, some changes are not readily accepted by society.

    • Since the invention of the Internet, many new ways of conducting our daily routines have emerged.

    Correct Answer
    A. Since the invention of the Internet, many new ways of conducting our daily routines have emerged.
    Explanation
    The given topic sentence would be most effective as Sentence 1 because it introduces the main idea of the paragraph, which is the impact of the Internet on daily routines. By stating that many new ways of conducting daily routines have emerged since the invention of the Internet, the reader is immediately informed of the focus of the paragraph and what to expect in the following sentences. This topic sentence sets the stage for discussing the changes brought about by the Internet and its significance in daily life.

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  • 36. 

    During an oral interpretation of a poem, itwould be most appropriate for a speaker topause for which of the following reasons?

    • To indicate a change in meter

    • To mark the end of each line

    • To emphasize a significant meaning

    • To change from past to present tense

    Correct Answer
    A. To emphasize a significant meaning
    Explanation
    During an oral interpretation of a poem, it would be most appropriate for a speaker to pause to emphasize a significant meaning. Pausing at certain points in the poem can help draw attention to important ideas or emotions being conveyed by the poet. By pausing, the speaker allows the audience to reflect on and fully grasp the significance of those particular moments in the poem.

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  • 37. 

    While delivering a speech on underagedrinking to a group of concerned parents/guardians, a community leader declares,"You are required to have a license tocarry a gun, to drive a car, and even to getmarried, so you should be required to havea license to consume alcohol." By makingthis assertion, the community leadercommits which of the following fallaciesin logic?

    • Appeal to tradition

    • False dilemma

    • Appeal to authority

    • False analogy

    Correct Answer
    A. False analogy
    Explanation
    The community leader commits a false analogy fallacy by comparing the requirement of a license for carrying a gun, driving a car, and getting married to the suggestion of requiring a license to consume alcohol. The situations being compared are not sufficiently similar, as the need for a license in the mentioned cases is related to safety and legal responsibilities, whereas consuming alcohol does not inherently pose the same level of risk or legal obligations.

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  • 38. 

    An engineer is delivering a speech onstructural design to an audience of herpeers. In the middle of the speech, sheuses the phrase, "we do not know theimplications." Which of the followingtypes of body language would be mosteffective for her to employ to support themessage conveyed by this phrase?

    • Stepping toward the audience and scratching her face

    • Shrugging her shoulders and raising her eyebrows

    • Leaning away from the audience and rubbing her hands together

    • Folding her arms and widening her eyes

    Correct Answer
    A. Shrugging her shoulders and raising her eyebrows
  • 39. 

    Which of the following questioningstrategies would be most important for ateacher to use to encourage students toparticipate actively and openly inclassroom discussions?

    • Establishing a short time frame during which each response must be completed

    • Alternating more difficult questions with simpler ones

    • Employing demanding vocabulary that challenges students to use critical-thinking skills

    • Presenting questions rapidly and in an energetic manner

    Correct Answer
    A. Alternating more difficult questions with simpler ones
    Explanation
    Alternating more difficult questions with simpler ones would be the most important questioning strategy for a teacher to use to encourage students to participate actively and openly in classroom discussions. This approach allows students of different abilities to engage in the discussion, as they can choose to answer either the simpler or more challenging questions based on their comfort level. It also helps to maintain a balance in the classroom, preventing some students from feeling overwhelmed by difficult questions while others may feel unchallenged by easier ones. This strategy promotes inclusivity and encourages all students to contribute to the discussion.

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  • 40. 

    While reading a chapter in a textbook, astudent pauses periodically to summarizeand reflect on the contents of each passage.This strategy is likely to promotecomprehension most by helping thestudent:

    • Decode the text at a slow, steady rate.

    • Visualize concepts presented in the text.

    • Use context clues to interpret new words in the text.

    • Synthesize important ideas from the text.

    Correct Answer
    A. Synthesize important ideas from the text.
    Explanation
    By pausing periodically to summarize and reflect on the contents of each passage, the student is actively engaging with the material and processing the information. This strategy allows the student to synthesize the important ideas from the text, which involves combining information from different parts of the passage to form a cohesive understanding. By doing so, the student is able to grasp the main concepts and connections within the text, leading to better comprehension overall.

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  • 41. 

    Read the excerpt below from "Still IRise," a poem by Maya Angelou; thenanswer the two questions that follow.1You may write me down in history2With your bitter, twisted lies,3You may trod me in the very dirt4But still, like dust, I'll rise.5Does my sassiness upset you?6Why are you beset with gloom?7'Cause I walk like I've got oil wells8Pumping in my living room.9Just like moons and like suns,10With the certainty of tides,11Just like hopes springing high,12Still I'll rise.Use the information below to answerthe question that follows.The thesis statement below is developedfor an analytical essay on this excerpt ofthe poem.In her poem "Still I Rise," Maya Angelouuses vivid imagery to sustain the motif ofstrength, self-confidence, and resilience.Which of the following lines from thisexcerpt of the poem provides the bestsupport for the thesis statement above?

    • Lines 1 and 2

    • Lines 5 and 6

    • Lines 7 and 8

    • Lines 9 and 10

    Correct Answer
    A. Lines 7 and 8
    Explanation
    Lines 7 and 8 provide the best support for the thesis statement. In these lines, the speaker questions why the person is upset by her sassiness and why they are filled with gloom. She then asserts that she walks as if she has oil wells pumping in her living room. This vivid imagery of abundance and confidence reinforces the motif of strength, self-confidence, and resilience, which is the focus of the thesis statement.

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  • 42. 

    Read the passage below; then answer the three questions that follow.Recent discoveries have bolstered the case for the existence of life on Mars. This possibility, long debated in both the scientific and popular press, centers on whether the Red Planet contains sufficient quantities of liquid water to sustain life. Although it has long been known that the Martian polar caps are partially composed of ice, evidence for the existence of liquid water has been much more elusive—so elusive, in fact, that most scientists discounted the possibility of Martian life. They argued that atmospheric conditions near the planet's equator turned ice directly into gas without going through a liquid phase. Any liquid water rising to the surface from warmer regions inside the planet would immediately freeze and be slowly drawn into the atmosphere.Then in the 1990s, an unmanned space vehicle from the European Space Agency's Mars Express project landed on the planet's surface and produced photographs that made the possibility of liquid water much more conceivable than many had imagined. The new photographs showed an equatorial formation that looked like terrestrial pack ice. The photos pointed to the possibility of liquid subsurface water whose motion had caused the ice on the surface to move, break into pieces, and then refreeze.The area in question is roughly 278,000 square miles in extent, 150 feet deep, and is covered with a layer of ash and dust that appears to have protected the ice from reacting with the atmosphere. Nearby formations suggest that this "ocean" of ice gushed onto the planet's surface from a group of deep cracks in the ground. The evidence indicates a sudden bursting of great quantities of water from the ground, which quickly froze into a vast area of ice. The same area where the ice was discovered also was found to contain high concentrations of methane. That this gas is often an end product of biological reactions makes the prospect of life on Mars even more likely.These findings have stirred considerable excitement in the scientific community. The discovery of warm, wet places beneath the Martian surface that predate the beginnings of life on Earth, scientists note, is a matter of considerable importance. That some such places are probably still there is even more significant. For where there is water, there is always the potential for life.Which of the following excerpts from thepassage is a general statement?

    • The new photographs showed an equatorial formation that looked like terrestrial pack ice.

    • The area in question is roughly 278,000 square miles in extent, 150 feet deep, and is covered with a layer of ash and dust that appears to have protected the ice from reacting with the atmosphere.

    • The same area where the ice was discovered also was found to contain high concentrations of methane.

    • The discovery of warm, wet places beneath the Martian surface that predate the beginnings of life on Earth, scientists note, is a matter of considerable importance.

    Correct Answer
    A. The discovery of warm, wet places beneath the Martian surface that predate the beginnings of life on Earth, scientists note, is a matter of considerable importance.
    Explanation
    The excerpt "The discovery of warm, wet places beneath the Martian surface that predate the beginnings of life on Earth, scientists note, is a matter of considerable importance" is a general statement because it presents a broad idea about the significance of the discovery of warm, wet places on Mars. It does not provide specific details or focus on any particular aspect of the discovery.

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  • 43. 

    Read the excerpt below from Our Town,a play by Thornton Wilder; thenanswer the question that follows.STAGE MANAGER. This play is called"Our Town." . . . The name of the town isGrover's Corners, New Hampshire—justacross the Massachusetts line: latitude42 degrees 40 minutes; longitude70 degrees 37 minutes. The First Actshows a day in our town. The day isMay 7, 1901. The time is just beforedawn.[A rooster crows.]The sky is beginning to show some streaksof light over in the East there, behind ourmount'in. The morning star always getswonderful bright the minute before it hasto go—doesn't it?In the excerpt above, the role of the stagemanager is most characteristic of which ofthe following traditional dramatic roles?

    • The hero

    • The fool

    • The antagonist

    • The chorus

    Correct Answer
    A. The chorus
    Explanation
    The role of the stage manager in the excerpt is most characteristic of the chorus. The stage manager serves as a narrator and guide throughout the play, providing information about the setting, time, and events. Similar to the chorus in traditional dramas, the stage manager offers commentary and insight, helping to set the tone and provide context for the audience.

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  • 44. 

    Which of the following best describes thepurpose for using the expression "virtualmalt shops" in Sentence 6?

    • To introduce a new concept that provides a contrasting point of view

    • To encourage critical thinking about the main idea

    • To reinforce an important concept through familiar imagery

    • To provide an example that illustrates the main idea

    Correct Answer
    A. To reinforce an important concept through familiar imagery
    Explanation
    The expression "virtual malt shops" is used in Sentence 6 to reinforce an important concept through familiar imagery. By comparing something abstract like "virtual malt shops" to something familiar like actual malt shops, the author helps the reader understand and visualize the concept more easily. This use of familiar imagery strengthens the understanding of the important concept being discussed.

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  • 45. 

    The best way for the leader of a largegroupdiscussion to broaden participationin the discussion would be to:

    • Remind group members who monopolize the discussion that such behavior is inappropriate.

    • Encourage group members to respond directly to comments from one another.

    • Ask group members to refrain from storytelling and sharing personal anecdotes.

    • Summarize periodically what group members have said so far and then direct them back on topic.

    Correct Answer
    A. Encourage group members to respond directly to comments from one another.
    Explanation
    Encouraging group members to respond directly to comments from one another is the best way for the leader to broaden participation in the discussion. This approach promotes active engagement and fosters a sense of inclusivity within the group. By encouraging direct responses, the leader creates an environment where everyone's opinions and perspectives are valued, leading to a more dynamic and interactive discussion. This not only allows for a wider range of ideas to be shared but also encourages participants who may be hesitant to speak up to actively contribute to the conversation.

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  • 46. 

    Structural analysis would be the mostuseful strategy to apply to help a readerdetermine the meaning of which of thefollowing words?

    • Oxymoron

    • Antithesis

    • Onomatopoeia

    • Allegory

    Correct Answer
    A. Antithesis
    Explanation
    Structural analysis would be the most useful strategy to apply to help a reader determine the meaning of the word "antithesis." This is because antithesis is a figure of speech that involves contrasting ideas in a balanced or parallel structure. By analyzing the structure of the sentence or phrase in which antithesis is used, the reader can identify the contrasting elements and understand the meaning of the word.

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  • 47. 

    See booklet - graph question, could not copyUse the graph below to answer the question that follows.The graph above most likely representsinformation from which of the followingcontexts?

    • Number of cars in an employee parking lot at a factory that operates 24 hours a day

    • Number of newspapers and magazines in stock at a small newsstand open mornings only

    • Number of phone calls received by a utility company's customer service center over each 24-hour period

    • Number of patrons at a large restaurant that opens for lunch and dinner only

    Correct Answer
    A. Number of phone calls received by a utility company's customer service center over each 24-hour period
    Explanation
    The graph shows a pattern of fluctuating values over a 24-hour period. This suggests that it represents the number of phone calls received by a utility company's customer service center over each 24-hour period. The other options, such as the number of cars in an employee parking lot, number of newspapers and magazines in stock at a newsstand, and number of patrons at a restaurant, do not exhibit the same pattern of fluctuation over time as shown in the graph.

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  • 48. 

    Which of the following sentences containslanguage that would be appropriate to usein the expository essay from which theexcerpt is taken?

    • Students also use these networks to survey others' hobbies and interests and so identify prospective members for college special-interest clubs.

    • It is important that colleges monitor how much time students spend using these networks, since that time is not devoted to studying.

    • Students who use these networks to find dates or parties should be refused all future access to the networks.

    • It is fortunate that students have these networks as a resource, since without them, the social aspect of college life would be lost.

    Correct Answer
    A. Students also use these networks to survey others' hobbies and interests and so identify prospective members for college special-interest clubs.
    Explanation
    This sentence would be appropriate to use in an expository essay because it provides information about how students use social networks to survey others' hobbies and interests, which helps them identify prospective members for college special-interest clubs. It presents a factual statement that supports the overall topic of the essay without expressing personal opinions or biases.

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  • 49. 

    Read the speech by Abraham Lincolnbelow; then answer the question thatfollows.I presume you all know who I am. I amhumble Abraham Lincoln. I have beensolicited by many friends to become acandidate for the Legislature. My politicsare short and sweet, like the old woman'sdance. I am in favor of a national bank. Iam in favor of the internal improvementsystem, and a high protective tariff. Theseare my sentiments and political principles.If elected, I shall be thankful; if not it willbe all the same.The style of language used by Lincolnin the speech above suggests that his purpose was to:

    • Explain his political platform to journalists.

    • Challenge an opponent's point of view.

    • Establish common ground with other politicians.

    • Associate himself with the average citizen.

    Correct Answer
    A. Associate himself with the average citizen.
    Explanation
    The style of language used by Lincoln in the speech, particularly his reference to being a humble person and his use of simple and relatable language like "short and sweet" and "like the old woman's dance," suggests that his purpose was to associate himself with the average citizen. By using this style, Lincoln aimed to present himself as someone who understood and represented the common people, appealing to their interests and concerns.

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