Part B: Which phrase in of the passage most clearly helps the reader understand the meaning of the word impenetrable?

C. “‘. . . needle of the syringe snapped.’”

Part B: Which evidence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?

B. “‘We did a lot of research to help fill this void,’ says Jeffrey Blair.”

11. Part A: In the passage from Revived, how does the description of Mason help develop hischaracter?

D. by suggesting that his concern for the narrator is more than just...

19. Part A: Which sentence best states a central idea developed in the article?

D. The Blairs’ concern for familiarizing young people with AA history...

15. Part A: Which sentence states a central idea of both the passage from Revived and the passage from Origin?

A. The natural order of life can be resistant to change.

18. Part A: Which sentence states the main connection between the Blairs’ children and the creation of EyeSeeMe...?

D. Meeting the needs of their own children inspired the Blairs to meet...

13. Part A: How does the author develop the narrator’s character throughout the passage from Origin?

D. by giving the narrator control of the conversation with Dr. Klutz

16. Part A: How does paragraph 2 contribute to the development of ideas in the article?

A. by describing a challenging situation for the Blairs

Part B: Which phrase from paragraph 8 best supports the answer to Part A?

B. “. . . seeding gossip . . .”

Part B: Which evidence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?

D. “‘We have to feed our children positive images and tell the stories..."

Part B: Which evidence in the passage from Revived best supports the answer to Part A?

C. “he seemed to have developed an immunity to the drug. Then he died...”

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17. Part A What does the phrase due diligence mean as it is used in paragraph 8 of the article?
C. forward thinking
D. historical context
B. outstanding reputation
A. thorough work
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12. Part A: What is the meaning of the word impenetrable as it is used in paragraph 12 of thepassage from Origin?
D. impossible to hide
A. impossible to understand
C. impossible to argu
B. impossible to pierce
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Part B: Which phrase in of the passage most clearly helps the reader understand the meaning of the word impenetrable?
D. “. . . she looks at me questioningly.”
C. “‘. . . needle of the syringe snapped.’”
B. “‘. . . unusual in itself.’”
A. “‘. . . revealed a few more surprises.’”
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Part B: Which two pieces of evidence from the passage best support the answer to Part A?
B and E
A and D
C and E
D and F
5
Part B: Which two quotes best support the answer in Part A?
C and E
D and E
D and F
A and B
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Part B: Which evidence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?
C. “‘They understood that they were standing on the shoulders of giants..."
D. “In 2015, they opened a bookstore in St. Louis called EyeSeeMe.”
B. “‘We did a lot of research to help fill this void,’ says Jeffrey Blair.”
A. “They told stories about their lives, their grandparents’ lives..."
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11. Part A: In the passage from Revived, how does the description of Mason help develop hischaracter?
D. by suggesting that his concern for the narrator is more than just...
A. by revealing that he is weary of being responsible for the narrator...
C. by establishing that he has become increasingly comfortable...
B. by indicating that his appearance hides his physical strength
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19. Part A: Which sentence best states a central idea developed in the article?
A. The Blairs’ desire to raise money for their children’s education led...
B. The Blairs’ appreciation for African American history is inspiring...
D. The Blairs’ concern for familiarizing young people with AA history...
C. The Blairs’ outreach work has given ideas to others about ways...
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provides background information about how the revelation unfolded
Paragraph 13
Paragraph 12
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 7
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15. Part A: Which sentence states a central idea of both the passage from Revived and the passage from Origin?
C. Finding success can require tremendous confidence.
D. Observations can sometimes result in false interpretations.
A. The natural order of life can be resistant to change.
B. Manipulating science can result in risks for all involved.
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18. Part A: Which sentence states the main connection between the Blairs’ children and the creation of EyeSeeMe...?
C. The fact that certain opportunities had always been readily available...
D. Meeting the needs of their own children inspired the Blairs to meet...
A. The Blairs’ children struggled with the sorts of products...
B. The Blairs’ children’s lack of success in school motivated...
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Part B: Which paragraph contributes to the article in a way most similar to that of paragraph 2?
C. paragraph 14
D. paragraph 15
B. paragraph 13
A. paragraph 12
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discusses a long process in detail that builds suspense about the revelation
Paragraph 13
Paragraph 7
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 12
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13. Part A: How does the author develop the narrator’s character throughout the passage from Origin?
B. by implying that the narrator shares certain traits with Dr. Klutz
C. by suggesting the narrator’s increasing concern about what to reveal...
A. by describing the conflicting nature of the narrator’s responses to Dr..
D. by giving the narrator control of the conversation with Dr. Klutz
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Part B: Select two excerpts from paragraphs 10–28 of the passage that best support the answer to Part A.
C and D
A and E
E and F
A and B
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16. Part A: How does paragraph 2 contribute to the development of ideas in the article?
D. by discussing how the Blairs responded to a series of events
B. by explaining how the Blairs’ situation developed over time
A. by describing a challenging situation for the Blairs
C. by showing how the Blairs came up with a possible solution
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Part B: Which phrase from paragraph 8 best supports the answer to Part A?
D. “. . . using the computer . . .”
B. “. . . seeding gossip . . .”
A. “. . . long enough . . .”
C. “. . . the sad family . . .”
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Part B: Which evidence from the article best supports the answer to Part A?
C. “The couple’s children are now young adults, 18 to 25 years old.”
B. “Instead, the curriculum focused only on slavery and famous figures..."
A. “When the Blairs started homeschooling the children in grade school..."
D. “‘We have to feed our children positive images and tell the stories..."
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10. Part A: In paragraph 8 of the passage from Revived, what does the word infiltrate mean?
B. help comfort
A. do research
D. spend time on
C. work within
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Part B: Which evidence in the passage from Revived best supports the answer to Part A?
C. “he seemed to have developed an immunity to the drug. Then he died...”
B. “‘Maybe they need to tone it down,’ I say. ‘Unless they’re going..."
A. “Like an owl in the night, I search wide-eyed for movement inside..."
D. “‘I’m not like him,’ I say quietly.”
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highlights a turning point as the plot moves toward the revelation
Paragraph 7
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 13
Paragraph 12
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14. foreshadows the revelation by describing a series of related events
Paragraph 7
Paragraph 13
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 12

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