What would the author of Passage 2 most likely say about the arguments posed in the third paragraph of Passage I?

They are excessively dramatic or emotional.

According to Passage 2, all of the following statements about the "Garden State" are true EXCEPT

Its governor authorized the repurchase of landthrough executive order.

Which of the following relationships is most similar to that between the government of New Jersey and suburban sprawl..

A homeowner purchasing a fence to keep outdestructive animals

In the first paragraph of Passage 1, the author uses the tenn "Anytown, U.SA." (line 1) to

indicate that the described conditions are commonly found in the United..

The first sentence in the final paragraph of Passage 1 (lines 36-39) serves to

clarify the extent to which the author believessuburbs are a problem

The author of Passage 1 and the author of Passage 2 are similar in that both

agree suburban sprawl has a negative impact onthe aesthetics of an area

Which best describes the relationship between Passage 1 and Passage 2 ?

Passage 2 describes one solution to a problemdescribed in Passage 1.

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1
As used in line 39, "pervasive" most nearly means
physical.
narrow.
intrusive.
widespread.
2
In the context of Passage 1, "concomitantly" (line 11) most nearly means
simultaneously
with greedy intent
ostentatiously
in a widespread way
3
What would the author of Passage 2 most likely say about the arguments posed in the third paragraph of Passage I?
They ignore the underlying problems associatedwith the topic.
They rely too heavily on a faulty premise.
They make too many false assumptions.
They are excessively dramatic or emotional.
4
According to Passage 2, all of the following statements about the "Garden State" are true EXCEPT
Evidence of a land repurchase program is visibleto the state's residents.
It is well known for topographical features suchas pinelands.
Its implementation of an anti-sprawl effort hasbeen considered a success.
Its governor authorized the repurchase of landthrough executive order.
5
Which of the following relationships is most similar to that between the government of New Jersey and suburban sprawl..
A locksmith changing the lock on a door
An adult lion protecting her cub
A man depositing money into his bank account
A homeowner purchasing a fence to keep outdestructive animals
6
In the first paragraph of Passage 1, the author uses the tenn "Anytown, U.SA." (line 1) to
introduce the reader to a specific place
indicate that the described conditions are commonly found in the United..
imply that suburbia is common only in theUnited States
suggest that the description of the suburbancondition is mostly imaginary
7
The first sentence in the final paragraph of Passage 1 (lines 36-39) serves to
clarify the extent to which the author believessuburbs are a problem
exemplify the primary argument of suburbia'seffects
summarize the collection of prior points aboutsuburban sprawl
modify a previously made argument aboutstandardized housing
8
The author of Passage 1 asserts that, to some degree, suburban sprawl is responsible for
air pollution
a desire for individuality
a million acres of farmland and open space
an increase in conformity
9
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
Lines 48-52
Lines 70-73
Lines 81-83
Lines 60-63
10
The author of Passage 1 and the author of Passage 2 are similar in that both
feel suburban sprawl has been detrimental toAmerican culture
argue the construction of typical suburban houses has no benefit...
feel efforts to curb suburban sprawl have beeneffective
agree suburban sprawl has a negative impact onthe aesthetics of an area
11
Which best describes the relationship between Passage 1 and Passage 2 ?
Passage 2 provides a theoretical argument that offsets the practical...
Passage 2 argues for changes described inPassage 1.
Passage 2 describes one solution to a problemdescribed in Passage 1.
Passage 2 debunks the arguments made inPassage 1.

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Questions 11

Answers

1
As used in line 39, "pervasive" most nearly means
physical.
narrow.
intrusive.
widespread.
2
In the context of Passage 1, "concomitantly" (line 11) most nearly means
simultaneously
with greedy intent
ostentatiously
in a widespread way
3
What would the author of Passage 2 most likely say about the arguments posed in the third paragraph of Passage I?
They ignore the underlying problems associatedwith the topic.
They rely too heavily on a faulty premise.
They make too many false assumptions.
They are excessively dramatic or emotional.
4
According to Passage 2, all of the following statements about the "Garden State" are true EXCEPT
Evidence of a land repurchase program is visibleto the state's residents.
It is well known for topographical features suchas pinelands.
Its implementation of an anti-sprawl effort hasbeen considered a success.
Its governor authorized the repurchase of landthrough executive order.
5
Which of the following relationships is most similar to that between the government of New Jersey and suburban sprawl..
A locksmith changing the lock on a door
An adult lion protecting her cub
A man depositing money into his bank account
A homeowner purchasing a fence to keep outdestructive animals
6
In the first paragraph of Passage 1, the author uses the tenn "Anytown, U.SA." (line 1) to
introduce the reader to a specific place
indicate that the described conditions are commonly found in the United..
imply that suburbia is common only in theUnited States
suggest that the description of the suburbancondition is mostly imaginary
7
The first sentence in the final paragraph of Passage 1 (lines 36-39) serves to
clarify the extent to which the author believessuburbs are a problem
exemplify the primary argument of suburbia'seffects
summarize the collection of prior points aboutsuburban sprawl
modify a previously made argument aboutstandardized housing
8
The author of Passage 1 asserts that, to some degree, suburban sprawl is responsible for
air pollution
a desire for individuality
a million acres of farmland and open space
an increase in conformity
9
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
Lines 48-52
Lines 70-73
Lines 81-83
Lines 60-63
10
The author of Passage 1 and the author of Passage 2 are similar in that both
feel suburban sprawl has been detrimental toAmerican culture
argue the construction of typical suburban houses has no benefit...
feel efforts to curb suburban sprawl have beeneffective
agree suburban sprawl has a negative impact onthe aesthetics of an area
11
Which best describes the relationship between Passage 1 and Passage 2 ?
Passage 2 provides a theoretical argument that offsets the practical...
Passage 2 argues for changes described inPassage 1.
Passage 2 describes one solution to a problemdescribed in Passage 1.
Passage 2 debunks the arguments made inPassage 1.