English

(Bio) One important purpose of the passage is to

(C) suggest that ecological conservation is a beneficial enterprise

(Women) Which of the following best describes a strategy the author uses to win the favor of her audience?

Addressing readers from the outset as being reasonable people of goodwill

(Bio) The primary rhetorical strategy in the passage is the

Exemplification of key concepts and ideas

(Hunters) Which of the following versions of the underlined text best accomplishes this goal?

Hunters, always careful not to get too close to these hunters

(Women) The phrase "the great... nature" presents a metaphor (or analogy) that

Suggests the capacity of abstract study to enrich one's experience of the world

(Bio) which of the following best describes the relationship between the first and second paragraphs?

The second paragraph describes the effects of an issue raised in the first paragraph.

(Bio) It can be inferred from the passage the the author assumes the reader is

A generalist who needs an explanation of specialized concepts

(Women) Taken as whole, the passage can best be regarded as

An argument for enlarging and enriching the minds of women

(Women) In the lines ("If it is said...) the author uses

Anaphora to show the passion with which he finds the counter argument illogical

(Women) The author's rhetorical stance is characterized by a dynamic tension between her

Appeal for change and her insistence that such a change does not threaten the status quo

(Writer) which if the following versions of the underlined text best achieves this purpose?

Food: it also brought us those graceful, warm furry creatures who snooze contended in our homes and delight us with their antics

(Women) In the lines (Will anybody say ... less happy"), the passage concludes by

Implying that domestic contentment is achievable only through academic study

(Bio) The author cites a Chinese saying (last sentence of paragraph 2) to emphasize the

Importance of taxonomy as a field of study