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As used in the passage, "contract" most nearly means
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Which question did Lind`s experiment NOT answer?
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The quotation marks around the word poetic serve to
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The author of the passage objects to historical writing like that published in Américas because it
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The author of the passage does all the following EXCEPT
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The function of the concluding clause of the passage`s final sentence is to
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The author approves of all of Lind`s experimental methodology EXCEPT his
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The passage mentions John Wesley primarily as
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Select a sentence in the second paragraph whose function is to raise a possibility.
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The author`s attitude toward the experiment involving the captive fat mouse can best be described as one of
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It can be inferred that in the paragraph immediately preceding this passage the author most likely discussed
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Which of the following sentences represents a short digression from the passage`s main topic?
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According to the passage, fascist dictatorships differ from monarchies of recent times in
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The passage suggests which of the following about fascist dictatorships?
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In the context in which it appears, "transparent" most nearly means
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What was the approximate percent increase in the number of Magazine X's readers in the 3140 age group from May 2010 to July 2010?
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From May to July, approximately what percent of the increase in the total number of readers of Magazine X was the increase in the number of readers in the 31^40 age group?
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The goal of Magazine Xs distribution manager is to increase circulation 10% based on the July 2010 figures.If she is able to accomplish that goal and the percent breakdown of readers remains the same, how many new readers would be expected in the largest group of readers?
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Based on the data shown, which statements are true?
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In which two states was the difference in the popular votes received by Clinton and Perot the least?
Choose two options.
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