19. Data in the graph about per pound coffee profits in Tanzania most strongly support which .

A. Fair trade coffee consistently earned greater profits...

12. In the passage, the author anticipates which of the following objections to criticizing...

D. Free markets are ethical because they enable individuals.

21. Data in the graph provide most direct support for which idea in the passage?

C. Ethical economics is still possible.

15. The main purpose of the fifth paragraph (lines 45-56) is to

C. describe a third approach to defining ethical economics.

18. The main idea of the final paragraph is:

C. understanding human psychology may help to define ethics

11. The main purpose of the passage is to:

D. examine ways of evaluating the ethics of economics.

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SAT Practice, "No man likes to acknowledge" #2 (Social Sciences)

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17. Which choice best supports the author's claim that there is common ground shared by...
A. Lines 11-12
B. Lines 47-50
D. Lines 75-77
C. Lines 59-64
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19. Data in the graph about per pound coffee profits in Tanzania most strongly support which .
B. The profits earned from regular coffee did not fluctuate.
A. Fair trade coffee consistently earned greater profits...
C. Fair trade coffee profits increased between 2004 and 2006
D. Fair trade and regular coffee were earning equal profits
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13. Which question provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
D.Lines 52-54
A. Lines 4-5
B. Lines 7=10
C.Lines 21-22
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12. In the passage, the author anticipates which of the following objections to criticizing...
C. Free markets are ethical because they are made possible..
D. Free markets are ethical because they enable individuals.
A.Smith's association of free market with ethical...
B. Free markets are the best way to generate high profits...
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21. Data in the graph provide most direct support for which idea in the passage?
B. Ethical economics is defined by character.
C. Ethical economics is still possible.
D. People fear losses more than they hope for gains.
A. Acting on empathy can be counterproductive.
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14. As used in Line 6, "embraced" most nearly means:
A. lovingly held
C. eagerly hugged
D. reluctantly used
B. readily adopted
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15. The main purpose of the fifth paragraph (lines 45-56) is to
B. provide support for the idea that ethics is about
C. describe a third approach to defining ethical economics.
D. illustrate that one's actions are a result of one's ...
A. develop a counterargument to the claim that greed is good
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16. As used in line 58, "clashes" most nearly means:
B. mismatches
D. brawls
C. collisions
A. conflicts
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18. The main idea of the final paragraph is:
A. human quirks make it difficult make it difficult to ...
B. people universally react with disgust when faced with ...
D. economists themselves will be responsible for reforming.
C. understanding human psychology may help to define ethics
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11. The main purpose of the passage is to:
B.describe a psychology study of ethical economic...
D. examine ways of evaluating the ethics of economics.
A. consider an ethical dilemma posed by...
C. argue that the free market prohibits ethical economics.
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20. Data in the graph indicate that the greatest difference between per pound profits from fair
D. 2006 to 2008
C. 2004 to 2005
B. 2002 to 2004
A. 2000 to 2002

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