In a poll of 200 people who answered either yes or no to each of two questions, 170 people answered yes to the first question and 10 people answered yes to the second question. Which of the following could be the number of people polled who answered no to both questions?
Indicate all such numbers.
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Citing the corruption and intrigue that characterized politics in the city, my colleague ____________ the newspaper's trove of journalism prizes, declaring that finding exciting stories in the city must be effortless.
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The commission's report is free of bureaucratic jargon and, for a document that must have been written by multiple authors, it is remarkably (i)____________ in style. In that respect, the document is an improbable literary triumph; its analysis and recommendations, however, are (ii)____________.
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It can be inferred from the passage that members of "feminist consciousness-raising groups"
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In the context of the passage, the highlighted portion serves primarily to
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The author would likely agree with which of the following statements about the “black holes [the LHC] could conceivably form"?
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The author presents the “potential caveat” as
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Which of the following statements best describes the function of the first paragraph in the context of the passage as a whole?
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The author suggests that the argument advanced in the second paragraph of the passage may be challenged for which of the following reasons?
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Some of the characters and themes depicted on the painted glass vessels found at Begram point toward an Egyptian provenance, but Egypt was not the ____________, and perhaps not even the principal place of manufacture.
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Julia's success as an academic scientist came largely as the product of her gift for the scholastic ____________: although definitely not a genius, she had a plodding tenacity and an apparent immunity to drudgery.
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Scholars of the civil rights movement have often characterized it as springing from social, political, and economic structures ____________ the South, thus overlooking the tradition of civil rights activism in other regions of the country.
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Which of the following most logically completes the argument?
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The author of the passage makes which of the following claims about the "theorists"?
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The passage suggests that one reason the United States women's movement became more involved in electoral politics than did the Canadian women's movement was that
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Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about attempts by some in the women's movement to establish alternative routes for political engagement?
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Naomi Hossain argues that Jeffrey Sachs' narrative about economic development in Bangladesh is best described as a ____________, since it presents many accurate observations but selectively exaggerates and minimizes for effect.
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Traditionally, deep knowledge of nature had been regarded as ____________; during the scientific revolution, however, free and open communication of research came to be viewed as a sine qua non of scientific progress.
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Although its (i)____________ is (ii)____________, the musical style known as "ragtime" has most often been described as an amalgamation of African American music with European forms.
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Perhaps most (i)____________ to early-twentieth-century critics of outdoor advertising was that their legislative successes did little to diminish the exponential growth of the industry. Indeed, their reform legislation to some extent (ii)____________ industry expansion, as each new legislative action affirmed bill posters' right to occupy all but
specifically proscribed spaces.
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