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Which of the following statements is NOT supported by the passage?
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The author of the passage implies that criticism of An Evening Walk
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The primary purpose of the passage is to
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The author of the passage suggests which of the following regarding Bethune's political activism?
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The passage suggests that Bethune eventually came to conclude which of the following regarding “individual behavior”?
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The recognition "that inequality was deeply rooted in American institutions" led Bethune to conclude which of the following?
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This book indulges in a number of convenient ____________, including its dubious timeline and its veneer of collective authorship.
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With Duncan's ambitious study，Chesnutt appears finally to have outgrown the ____________ treatment he once received from literary historians and critics for whom he typically served as a merely transitional figure in the African American tradition.
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The process known as amodal completion may seem ____________ to us, but it has turned out to be one of those things that is horrendously difficult to program computers to do.
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The conclusion of the argument is properly drawn if which of the following is assumed?
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The author of the passage provides evidence to refute which of the following aspects of the hypothesis described in the first paragraph?
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Regarding the "doubt" mentioned in the passage, the author would probably agree that it
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In the context in which it appears, "pattern" most nearly means
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Mathematicians have sometimes acknowledged that ____________ is a requirement for creativity: for example, Poincaré described explicitly a time when he experienced an insight after an incubation period, a period during which the unconscious mind was at work.
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Given the ____________ of archival materials related to her subject, it is not surprising that the author is unable to marshal much detailed documentary evidence to support some of her claims.
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The term “ragtime opera” was used frequently in the first years of the twentieth century, but more often than not its use was (i)____________. The very idea of "ragtime opera” was viewed as (ii)___________ : opera was regarded as the highest form of musical art; ragtime was at the opposite pole.
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Female Korean shellfish divers, known as haenyeo, are (i)____________ the (ii)____________ the international seafood market: since they export most of their products, even consistent harvests translate into unreliable earnings.
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