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Reading Hard (620)

Oldrik's claim that an instrument must "breathe with the room" suggests that: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): Oldrik tapped the dry wedge of Alpine spruce...

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Reading Hard (550)

The primary mood established throughout the passage is one of: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): The iron frame of the Washington hand press groaned under B...

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Reading Hard (520)

The detail regarding anonymous threats slipped beneath the door functions to: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): The iron frame of the Washington hand press ...

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Reading Hard (600)

As it is used in the passage, the word "expediency" most nearly refers to: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): The iron frame of the Washington hand press gro...

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Reading Hard (610)

The metaphor concluding the passage implies that: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): The iron frame of the Washington hand press groaned under Benjamin's wei...

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Reading Hard (540)

The author's primary focus in the passage is Clara's: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): At fourteen thousand feet on the scree slopes of the Peruvian Andes,...

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Reading Hard (520)

According to the passage, the cushion plant survives high-altitude conditions by: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): At fourteen thousand feet on the scree s...

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Reading Hard (570)

As it is used in the passage, the word "perimeter" most nearly denotes a: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): At fourteen thousand feet on the scree slopes of...

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Reading Hard (600)

The final sentence highlights a contrast between: Passage Excerpt (Literary Narrative): At fourteen thousand feet on the scree slopes of the Peruvian Andes, Cla...

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Reading Hard (560)

The primary purpose of the passage is to: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): For decades, cognitive psychologists treated episodic memory as a filing cabinet whe...

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Reading Hard (530)

According to the passage, the hippocampus behaves during recall primarily by: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): For decades, cognitive psychologists treated epi...

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Reading Hard (570)

As it is used in the passage, the word "malleable" most nearly means: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): For decades, cognitive psychologists treated episodic me...

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Reading Hard (620)

Based on Dr. Thorne's experiments, which finding is most consistent with the author's argument? Passage Excerpt (Social Science): For decades, cognitive psychol...

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Reading Hard (550)

The primary focus of the passage is on the: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): As metropolitan centers swell toward megacity status, conventional food supply cha...

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Reading Hard (530)

According to the passage, closed-loop hydroponic facilities save water primarily by: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): As metropolitan centers swell toward mega...

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Reading Hard (540)

As it is used in the passage, the word "bottlenecks" most nearly refers to: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): As metropolitan centers swell toward megacity stat...

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Reading Hard (610)

Dr. Ramos's argument implies that vertical farms achieve true climate benefits when: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): As metropolitan centers swell toward mega...

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Reading Hard (520)

According to the passage, digital user interfaces incorporate mechanics derived from: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): In 1971, Herbert Simon observed that "a ...

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Reading Hard (580)

As it is used in the passage, the word "asymmetric" most nearly means: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): In 1971, Herbert Simon observed that "a wealth of infor...

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Reading Hard (620)

It can be inferred from Dr. Lin's perspective that the attention economy threatens: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): In 1971, Herbert Simon observed that "a we...

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Reading Hard (560)

The primary claim of the passage is that: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): Linguists have long established that no spoken dialect is inherently more systematic...

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Reading Hard (540)

The author cites the habitual "be" in AAVE primarily to show that non-standard dialects: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): Linguists have long established that ...

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Reading Hard (570)

As it is used in the passage, the word "parity" most nearly denotes: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): Linguists have long established that no spoken dialect is...

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Reading Hard (610)

According to Dr. Vance, classifying vernacular dialects as "uneducated" serves to: Passage Excerpt (Social Science): Linguists have long established that no spo...

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