LRD J3 Which of SUBJECT’s features would the author of Passage 1 most likely add to those mentioned in P2, line X?
(A) Her noun
(B) Her noun
(C) Her noun
(D) Her noun
(E) Her noun
SRD J3 The author of Passage 1 would most likely argue that the XXX referred to in line 14, Passage 2, is
(A) 8-10 word ans
(B) 8-10 word ans
(C) 8-10 word ans
(D) 8-10 word ans
(E) 8-10 word ans
SRD J3 The author of Passage 1 would probably agree which of the following statements about the interpretation of SUBJECT offered in Passage 2?
(A) A sentence of 9 to 15 words.
(B) A sentence of 9 to 15 words.
(C) A sentence of 9 to 15 words.
(D) A sentence of 9 to 15 words.
(E) A sentence of 9 to 15 words.
SRD J3 The author of Passage 2 would most likely characterize "quote" mentioned in line X of Passage 1 as
(A) onewordans
(B) onewordans
(C) onewordans
(D) onewordans
(E) onewordans
LRD J3 The author of Passage 2 would most likely claim that the information presented in lines XX-XX of Passage 1
(A) verb starts (validates) 10-15 word ans
(B) verb starts (adds credibility) 10-15 word ans
(C) verb starts (indicates) 10-15 word ans
(D) verb starts (demonstrates) 10-15 word ans
(E) verb starts (reveals) 10-15 word ans
LRD J1 In context, which of the following observations from Passage 1 most nearly parallels observation the narrator of Passage 2 might make?
(A) “Capitalized 12-19 word phrase from the passage” (lines XX-XX)
(B) “Capitalized 12-19 word phrase from the passage” (lines XX-XX)
(C) “Capitalized 12-19 word phrase from the passage” (lines XX-XX)
(D) “Capitalized 12-19 word phrase from the passage” (lines XX-XX)
(E) “Capitalized 12-19 word phrase from the passage” (lines XX-XX)
LRD J2 Which statement best characterizes the different ways the authors of Passage 1 and 2 approach SUBJECT?
(A) The first does XXX, while the second does XXX.
(B) The first does XXX, while the second does XXX.
(C) The first does XXX, while the second does XXX.
(D) The first does XXX, while the second does XXX.
(E) The first does XXX, while the second does XXX.
LRD J1 Which best describes the relationship between the two passages?
(A) Passage 2 verbs a noun that is verbed in some detail in Passage 1 (14-15 word sentence).
(B) Passage 2 verbs a noun of using XXX that is verbed in Passage 1 (14-15 word sentence).
(C) Passage 2 verbs a noun of XXX that is verbed in Passage 1 (14-15 word sentence).
(D) Passage 2 verbs a noun XXX that may help explain XXX in Passage 1 (14-15 word sentence).
(E) Passage 2 verbs a noun XXX that verbs XXX in Passage 1 (14-15 word sentence).
SRD J2 Which best describes the relationship between Passage 1 and Passage 2 ?
(A) Passage 1 verbs XXX whereas Passage 2 verbs XXX (14-15 word sentence).
(B) Passage 1 verbs XXX whereas Passage 2 verbs XXX (14-15 word sentence).
(C) Passage 1 verbs XXX whereas Passage 2 verbs XXX (14-15 word sentence).
(D) Passage 1 verbs XXX whereas Passage 2 verbs XXX (14-15 word sentence).
(E) Passage 1 verbs XXX whereas Passage 2 verbs XXX (14-15 word sentence).
LRD J3 The narrator of Passage 2 experiences emotions that are most similar to those of the
(A) “two words” (line XX)
(B) “word” (line XX)
(C) “word” (line XX)
(D) “word” (line XX)
(E) “word” (line XX)
LRD J2 In relation to the reaction of the narrator of Passage 2, the reaction of the author of Passage 1 can best be described as
(A) more adj
(B) more adj
(C) more adj
(D) less adj
(E) less adj
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