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Intermediate
Passage I Fiction
1. Over the course of the passage, the main focus shifts from
A
A) an illustration of Siham's experiences in Philadelphia to a description of a dream she has about Jerusalem.
B
a depiction ofSiham's current relationship with her husband Lo a discussion of the start of that relationship.
C
C) an account of Siham's feelings about life in Philadelphia lo a recollection of the events that led her there.
D
D) an analysis of Siham's experiences in the United States to an anecdote showing why she misses Jerusalem.
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Intermediate
Passage II Paired Historical
11.The main purpose of Passage 1 is to
A
A) analyze the political factors underlying a conflict.
B
B) offer a reflection on the significance of an institution.
C
C) outline the negotiations that helped forge an agreement.
D
D) hint at the reasons for the failure of an initiative.
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Intermediate
Passage III Science
22. The primary purpose of the passage is to
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A) describe the positions in a scientific debate about a natural phenomenon.
B
B) explain how scientists reconciled conflicting theories regarding a natural phenomenon
C
C) present scientists' research on likely future changes to a natural phenomenon.
D
D) discuss how scientists arrived at a new explanation for a natural phenomenon.
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Intermediate
Passage IV Social Science
32. One important function of the repetition of "myopic" in line 26 is to
A
A) imply a connection between poor policies and voter's own failings.
B
B) emphasize that voters' reactions to policies can be unpredictable.
C
C) suggest that politicians exploit voters' lack of interest in policy making.
D
D) question whether voters believe that policy changes can lead to immediate economic growth.
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Intermediate
Passage V Sci + Graph
42. The primary purpose of the passage is to
A
A) discuss findings that challenge a conventional theory about aging.
B
B) explain the development of an innovative theory about aging.
C
C) reconcile seemingly contradictory theory about aging.
D
D) describe the practical applications of a new theory about aging.