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Child actor Shirley Temple' s ascendance to top box-office status in the 1930s might seem ______________ but her stardom came at the end of a long period in which little girls were central to film.
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Fasting constitutes one of the most significant physiological ______________ the human body: nutrient limitation instigates a wide range of metabolic processes to produce energy normally provided by glucose in food.
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The author of the passage would likely agree with which of the following statements about the study by Kim and de Dear?
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The highlighted sentence serves primarily to
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Boas' literary versions of Native American oral narratives suggest that the printed text can constitute a legitimate mythic narrative, one that unfortunately _________________ the experience of performance but that hais some compensating advantages.
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Predicting the trajectory of waterborne parasitic disease requires considering the ___________ of some macroparasites in host populations: if a few population members harbor the majority of the parasites, their death may end an outbreak.
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Which of the following can be inferred about the "drawbacks"?
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The author mentions"statistical models" primarily to
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Barbara Johnson' s 1982 essay on Mary Shelley' s Frankenstein drew upon feminist texts written for a popular, rather than academic,audience without __________________: Johnson' s critique is dense and theoretically sophisticated.
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_________________ is common in butterflies,especially in tropical forests: some species occur predominantly in the canopy, others in the understory,wvith only a handful of species occupying both microhabitats.
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The passage suggests which of the following about the "economic and technological dimensions"?
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Which of the following can be inferred about the predecessors of the Beothuk?
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Recent art historians are relatively _______________: for example, Smith has much more to say about Leonardo and Michelangelo than his predecessors ever did.
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The calls some birds make in the presence of predators are structured to ______________: with tapered starts and stops, these calls lack the abrupt onsets that would provide cues to predators about the sounds'origin.
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The highlighted sentence serves primarily to
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The passage suggests that the Dorset Paleo-Inuit people
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