ap mult choice quiz 6

Historical figures

In line 13 their fate refers to the fate of

Provide an example of a story that will be retold

In lines 41 through 46 a few Arrollo the author cites the loss of the Vietnam veterans car primarily to

a detail that makes a critical situation even more precarious

In the context of lines 19-22, the words " one is retired" are best described as

The historian tends to present historical figures unrealistically

In the context of the passage the reason that few who read history derive any advantage from their labors lines seven through eight is that

The conflict between decorum and thoroughness for the historian

In the context of the sentence in which it occurs the phrase consistently with his dignity line 37 points out

Flourishes that can obscure truth

In the final sentence 951 through 56 the author presents the rounding of a period in the porting an anti-thesis as examples

Not well known

The author uses the word d"obscure" in line 48 to mean

A body of stories periodically refreshed by the addition of Revelant new stories

The author would be most likely to describe the legends of the following people at Laguana Pueblo as which of the following

One and two only

The authors devices of argument in the passage include which of the following

Concerned yet hopeful

The authors tone is best described as

an article published in the Wall Street Journal

The club is referred to in line 39 or discussed in

suggest a probable cause for an ongoing phenomenon

The final sentence line 62 through 64 service to

describe the extension of a particular activity into nontraditional areas

The first paragraph lines 1 through 15 serves to

Offer a specific examples of one of the types of resources mentioned

The function of an note 3 is to

Point out a discrepancy between teaching practiced and literary theory

The functions of lines 52 to 58 yet despite abstractions is to

Call attention to the decline of a specific field of study

1. The primary purpose of the first paragraph (lines 1-26) is to

Primarily provide an illustration of a phenomenon while end note 3 primarily less resources

28. The information in and note to is different from that in and note 3 in that and nope too

Are too programmed

According to lines 23 through 26 Stephanie New Orleans primary criticism of book clubs is that they

An article about a type of retreat

It can be inferred from and note to that out of the woods is

A generalist who needs an explanation of specialized concepts

It can be inferred from the passage that the author assumes the reader is

Generate stories and legends that connect the local inhabitant to earth

The author feels strange affection 962 for the Arroyo primarily because it

a profession practiced by relatively few people

The author mentions "glass blowing and harpsichord manufacture (lines 7-8) to suggest that taxonomy is

Preferred formal history

The author portrays the critics mentioned in line to as people who are likely to

Promote an impression of sympathy with public preferences

The author strategy in lines 1 through eight is to

A justifiable form of curiosity

The author suggests that the preference of many readers for secret memoirs in private anecdotes line 16 through 17 is

Produced by biographers skilled at writing

The author uses the phrase highly ornamented narrative lines 51 to refer to the type of writing that is

Help listeners to realize that their troubles are not unique

The author value story time because the storyteller has the power to

And informal story involving personal details

In the context of the entire passage the word anecdote line 1 is best understood to mean

the major points of the author's argument

In the passage italics are used to highlight

Suggest that the term is being broadened beyond its original meaning

InContext the author place is the term book club in quotation marks in lines 3 through nine in order to

A reference to informal candor

InContext the phrase have finished sentences line 21 can be best described as

Their appearance in public lands 19 through 20 in there real characters lines 22 through 23

Of the following contrast which pertains mostly Reckley to the theme of the passage

Note the connection between marketing and book clubs

One function of sentence 3 lines eight through 10 and and no one is to

suggest that ecological conservation is a beneficial enterprise

One important purpose of the passage is to

An argument employing illustrative comparisons

Taken as a whole the passage is best described as

And explanatory account including historical and contemporary perspectives

Taken as a whole the passage is best described as

Both give visible shape to intangible emotions

The author agrees that landscapes and dreams are similar in which of the following ways

importance of taxonomy as a field of study

The author cites Chinese saying (lines 44-46) to emphasize the

popular to academic contexts

The last paragraph 949 through 64 marks of shift from

descriptive analysis followed by a final judgement

The organization of the passage can best be described as

an educational article promoting awareness of a critical scientific issue

The passage is most likely excerpted from

Exemplification of key concepts and ideas

The primary rhetorical strategy in the passage is the

Develop a statement made in the previous sentence

The purpose of the sentence a plane narrative line 50-51 is to

How book clubs need to be structured and regular in order to succeed

The recent book club gods Lund 45 through 46 tend to emphasize

Personification

The sentence in line 57 the big Arroyo has a widemouth uses which of the following

Personal anecdote

The sentence summary... Talents lined 45 350 includes all of the following except

Characteristics of springtails and orbatid mites

The series of phrases in lines 14-16 ("marvelously varied... acre of land") primary conveys the

Generalization to a specific example

The shift from the 2nd to 3rd paragraph represents a shift from

The old believers Line 67

The statement that the arrows existence needed no explanation 958 resembles most closely the view of

Illustrate that the veterans disaster was not just an individual isolating experience

The story told in lines 50 through 57 but this the car service to

it speculates about a potential improvement

The third paragraph (lines 47-61) serves which of the following functions?

Stressed the continuing place of legend in Laguana culture

The words even now line 12 and nearly always line 15 serve to

It emphasizes the consoling affects of Laguna stories for an individual

Which of the following best describes the effect of the repetition of words you in line 31 through 35

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

Which of the following best describes the relationship between the first and second paragraphs?

It suggests that an assumption held by many people may be incorrect

Which of the following is true of the position presented in lines 72-77 ("The Second Progress")?