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According to the passage, which of the following is a way in which This is the American Earth satisfies Newhall`s criteria for judging photographic art?
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It can be inferred that the author of the passage would most likely agree with which of the following statements about applying Newhall`s criteria to This is the American Earth ?
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The reconstructed poem is beautiful and also probably __________: it is the only known work of medieval Hebrew verse written by a woman.
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Earth`s relatively stable climate over the last 8,000 years may have been __________, reflecting a coincidental near balance between a natural cooling that should have begun and an offsetting warming effect caused by humans.
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All attempts at a serious discussion of the matter at hand were thwarted by Hoyt`s unrelenting __________.
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Although unilateral disarmament was no less __________ a proposal than anarchy or anti-industrial communalism, Martin Luther King, Jr., saw it as much more realizable than the abolition of government or the elimination of industrial capitalism.
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For the following question, consider each of the choices separately and select all that apply.
With which of the following statements about Azolla fern spores would the scientists mentioned in the second sentence be likely to agree?
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The passage`s reference to "geologic forces" serves to indicate a mechanism by which
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The passage suggests that which of the following is true of English caricatures but not of French caricatures?
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For the following question, consider each of the choices separately and select all that apply.
The passage suggests which of the following as a reason why French caricature has been relatively neglected compared to English caricature?
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The novel, for all its prickly, vagrant humor, conceals far more than it communicates, leaving the frustrated reader with the impression that its author was temperamentally similar to the book`s __________ central character.
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Slow to act, the politician was derided as __________ by his detractors but praised as prudent by his supporters.
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Philosophical claims will usually fall short of certainty, but to be (i)_____ the less-than-certain is (ii)_____, a hangover from the dubious idea that philosophy should deal only with propositions that are necessarily and universally true.
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The possibility that nonindigenous species can frequently be (i)_____ native ones with little change in many ecosystem characteristics is a hotly debated and as yet unresolved topic among ecologists and conservation biologists. The fact that one can adduce myriad examples of ecosystem (ii)_____ by nonindigenous species does not really demonstrate that all such newcomers are destined to have such impacts. Indeed, most of the introduced species that survive appear to have (iii)_____ effects on the ecosystems they have invaded.
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For feminist scholars, Kessler-Harris`s concern that the term "labor history" (i)_____ images of male workers exclusively may be (ii)_____; her own immense contributions to the field offer evidence that feminism has (iii)_____ the questions posed by labor historians, moving women`s concerns from the periphery closer to the center of labor history writing.
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The fact that "nano" is effectively only a unit of measure ("nano" refers to one billionth) means that "nanoscience" occurs across a wide range of disciplines. Despite this (i)_____, the reason for (ii)_____ nanoscale sciences and technologies (iii)_____ is that at the nanoscale, objects can express different properties from those observed for the same material at larger scales.
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According to the passage, the "remarkable similarity" best suggests that
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Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about "the theory"?
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The author of the passage is primarily concerned with
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The author of the passage mentions "plains" and "fields" primarily in order to
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