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ReadingTest
65MINUTES,52QUESTIONS
TurntoSection1ofyouranswersheettoanswerthequestionsinthissection.
DIRECTIONS
Eachpassageorpairofpassagesbelowisfollowedbyanumberof
questions.Afterreadingeachpassageorpair,choosethebestanswer
toeachquestionbasedonwhatisstatedorimpliedinthepassageor
passagesandinanyaccompanyinggraphics(suchasatableorgraph).
Questions1-10arebasedonthefollowingleadstoryfortheJuneissueofKissComics.
passage.Sheplannedtocallit"TheBombDestroyedMy
Marriage/7Thestorywouldbebasedonanarticle
ssageisadaptedfromMichaelChabon,TheiothatshehadreadinRedbookaboutthe
AmazingAdventuresofKavaHer&Clay.©2000byhumorousdifficultiesofbeingmarriedtoanuclear
MichaelChabon.physicistemployedbythegovernmentatatop
secretfacilityinthemiddleoftheNewMexico
RoseSaxon,theQueenofRomanceComics,desert.Shewasnotwritingsomuchas15planning
wasatherdrawingboardinthegarageofher15outherpanels,onebyone,atthetypewriter.
houseinBloomtown,NewYork.Overtheyears,Sammy'sscriptshadgrownno
MissSaxonwasatworkonthetextofanewlessdetailedbutlooser;heneverbotheredwith
story,whichsheintendedtobeginlayingoutthattellinganartistwhattodraw.Rosacouldn't
nightafterhersonwenttobed.Itwouldbetheoperatethatway;shehatedworkingfrom
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20Sammy'sscripts.Sheneededtohaveeverything
figuredoutinadvance—storyboarded,theycalled1
itinHollywood—shotbyshot,asitwere.Whichchoicebestsummarizesthepassage?
Rosahadgottenherstartincomicssoonafter
Sammy'sreturntothebusiness,afterthewar.A)Asuccessfulartistthinksbackonthebeginning
25Upontakingovertheeditor'sdeskatGoldStar.ofhercareer.
Sammy'sfirstmovehadbeentoclearoutmanyofB)Acomicbookgearedtowardwomenbecomesa
thesubcompetentswholitteredthestaffthere.Itpopularbestseller.
wasaboldandnecessarystep,butitlefthimwithC)Anownerofacomicbookcompanydevelopsa
anacuteshortageofartists,inparticularofinkers.newkindofcomicbook.
30Tommyhadstartedkindergarten,andRosawasD)Awomanhelpsherhusbandbuildasuccessful
justbeginningtounderstandthetruehorrorofhercomicbookcompany.
destiny,thearrantpurposelessnessofherlife
wheneverhersonwasnotaround,onedaywhen2
Sammycamehomeatlunch,harriedandfrantic,Theauthorincludestheinformationinthefirst
35withanarmloadofBristolboard,abottleofparagraphmostlikelyto
Higginsink,andabunchof3brushes,andbeggedA)RevealspecificinformationaboutRosa'sconflict
Rosatohelphimbydoingwhatshecould.Shelaterinthepassage.
hadstayedupallnightwithpages—itwassomeB)Provideabriefintroductiontothewomen's
dreadfulGoldStarsuperherostrip,TheHumancomicbookindustry.
40GrenadeorThePhantomStallion—andhadtheC)Revealkeydetailsaboutthemaincharacterand
jobfinishedbythetimeSammyIe代forworksettingofthepassage.
thenextmorning.ThereignoftheQueenhadD)ProvideaflashbacktoRosa'slifebeforeshe
commenced.becameawifeandmother.
RoseSaxonhademergedslowly,lendingher
45inkbrushatfirstonlynowandthen,unsignedand
uncredited,toastoryoracoverthatshewould
spreadoutonthedinettletableinthekitchen.Asusedinline17,“looser"mostnearlymeans
Rosahadalwayshadasteadyhand,astrongline,A)Roomier
agoodsenseofshadow.ItwasworkdoneinaB)Moreinformal
50kindofunreflectivecrisismode—buta代erawhile,C)Morecareless
sherealizedthatshehadbeguntocraveintenselyD)Weaker
thedayswhenSammyhadsomethingforherto
do.4
Thenonenight,astheylayinbed,talkingintheThemainpurposeofincludingtheinformationabout
55dark,SammytoldherthatherbrushworkalreadySammytakingoverastheeditoratGoldStaristo
farexceededthatofthebestpeoplehecouldA)providecontextforthereasonRosastarted
affordtohireatlowlyGoldStar.HeaskedherifworkingforSammy.
shehadevergivenanythoughttopenciling;toB)explainwhymanypeoplestoppedpurchasing
layouts;toactuallywritinganddrawingcomicGoldStarcomics.
60bookstories.HeexplainedtoherthatSimonandC)revealhowSammywassosuccessfulinhis
Kirbywerejustthenhavingconsiderablesuccesscareeratsuchayoungage.
withanewkindoffeaturethey'dcookedup,D)illustrateRosa'sgratitudeforajobopportunity
basedpartlyonteenfeatureslikeArchieandAatGoldStar.
DatewithJudyandpartlyontheoldtrue-
65romancepulps(thelastoftheoldpulpgenresto5
beexhumedandgivennewlifeinthecomics).ItAccordingtothepassage,whywasSammyso
wascalledYoungRomance.ItwasaimedatdesperateforRosatohelphim?
women,andthestoriesittoldwerecenteredonA)Hehadnoartistswithcomicbookexperience.
women.WomenhadbeenneglecteduntilnowasB)Hewasnotconfidentthathewouldbeableto
70readersofcomicbooks;itseemedtoSammythatdotheworkhimself.
theymightenjoyonethathadactuallybeenwrittenC)HehadashortageofartistsatGoldStarafter
anddrawnbyoneoftheirown.Rosahadfiringmanymembersofthestaff.
acceptedSammy'sproposalatonce,withaflushD)HefeltitwouldbebeneficialforRosatospend
ofgratitudewhosepowerwasundiminishedeventimeworkingonaproject.
75now.
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Basedonthepassage,helpingSammyinkcomics
wasespeciallyimportanttoRosabecauseshe
A)hadapassionforcomicbooks.
B)wasfeelinganemptinessinherlife,
C)likedtosupportherhusband'sgoals,
D)wantedtofindaninterestinghobby.
7
Whichchoiceprovidesthebestevidenceforthe
answertothepreviousquestion?
A)Unes9-14("Thestory...desert")
B)Lines30-37("Tommy...could")
C)Unes57-60("Heasked...stones,/)
D)Une66("Itwascalled...Romance,/)
8
Theauthorusestheterm“Queen“inlines1and42
mostlikelyto
A)stresshowsuccessfulRosahasbecomeat
creatingcomicbooks.
B)describeanewcharacterthatSammyis
developingatGoldStar.
C)showhowRosaviewsthewomenwhoreadher
comics.
D)explainwhyRosausesadifferentnamewhile
workingforGoldStar.
9
WithwhichideaaboutcomicbookswouldRosamost
likelyagree?
A)Drawingforcomicbooksisharderthandrawing
forotherartforms.
B)Masteringcomicbooksketchingtakesyearsof
formaltraining.
C)Developingcomicbooksrequiresarangeof
skills.
D)Creatingcomicbooksiseasiestwhenthereis
nottoomuchstructure.
10
WhichchoicebestsupportstheideathatRosais
thrilledtobewritinganddrawingherowncomics?
A)Unes14-15("Shewas...typewriter")
B)Unes37-40("Shehad...Stallion")
C)Unes49-52("Itwas...todo")
D)Unes72-75("Rosa...evennow")
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Questions11-21arebasedonthefollowing45beensuccessfulenoughorthatwehavenotmade
passages.mistakes.Andwhilewedonotbelittleor
underestimateouradversaries-firtheyaretherich
Passage1isadaptedfromCesarChavez,“Letterfromandthepowerfulandtheypossesstheland-we
Delano,〃alettersenttoE.L.BarrJr.in1969.Passage2isarenotafraidnordowecringefromthe
fromMarkDay,FortyAcres:CesarChavezandtheFarm50confrontation.Wewelcomeit!Wehaveplanned
Workers.©1971byPraegerPublishers,Inc.CesarChavezforit!Weknowthatourcauseisjust,thathistory
cofoundedtheNationalFarmWorkersAssociation.E.L.isastoryofsocialrevolution,andthatthepoor
BarrJr.wasthepresidentoftheCaliforniaGrapeandTreeshallinherittheland.
FruitLeague.FortyAcresisahistoricalaccountwrittenbyPassage2
amemberofChavez'smovement.Intheearlierspringof1970,theleavesbegan
55appearingonthegrapevinesaroundDelano.An
Passage1endlesscyclerepeateditself;birth,fruition,then
Youmustunderstand-1mustmakeyouthedeadandcoldofwinter.Untilrecently,farm
understand—thatourmembershipandthehopesworkersblendedinwiththisscenarioalmost
andaspirationsofthehundredsofthousandsofunnoticeably.Peopletooktheirpoverty,their
Linethelinepoordispossessedthathavebeenraised60hunger,andtheirdreary,hopelessexistencefor
onouraccountare,aboveall,humanbeings,nogranted.
betterandnoworsethananyothercross-sectionButinSeptember,1965,acryforjusticewent
ofhumansociety;wearenotsaintsbecauseweforthfromDelano.Itwasacryofoutrageanda
arepoor,butbythesamemeasureneitherarewecryofhope.Thepicketlinesandthecrowded
immoral.Wearemenandwomenwhohave65strikers'meetings,theexcitementintheair,
wsufferedandenduredmuch,andnotonlybecausespelledoutacommonlonging:justbecausethings
ofourabjectpovertybutbecausewehavebeenwerebadlastyear,andtheyearbefore,andthe
keptpoor.Thecolorsofourskins,thelanguagesyearbeforethat-theydidnothavetobethesame
ofourculturalandnativeorigins,thelackofthisyear,orintheyearstocome.
formaleducation,theexclusionfromtheTheDelanostrikersbeganalong,uphillfightin
15democraticprocess,thenumbersofourmenslain1965.Theybegantochipawayattheold
inrecentwars—alltheseburdensgenerationafterfoundationoftheruralfarmeconomyinorderto
generationhavesoughttodemoralizeus,tobreakbuildanewlifeforthemselvesandtheirfamilies.It
ourhumanspirit.ButGodknowsthatwearenotwasanalmostimpossibletask.Theywithdrew
beastsofburden,agriculturalimplements,or75theirlaborfromthevineyardsandwerereplaced
20rentedsalves:wearemen.Andmarkthiswell,byforeignlabor.Theysetuptheirpicketlinesand
Mr.Barr,wearemenlockedinadeathstrugglehadthemweakenedbypowerfulinjunction.They
againstman'sinhumanitytomanintheindustrypledgedthemselvestononviolenceandhadto
thatyourepresent.Andthisstruggleitselfgivesfaceviolenceandhatredfromthegroweragents
meaningtoourlife,andennoblesourdying.80andtheinstitutionalizedviolenceofcorruptcourts,
Asyourindustryhasexperienced,ourstrikersbrutalpolicemen,andself-seekingpoliticians.
hereinDelanoandthosewhorepresentusBut,inspiteofanendlessstreamoffrustrating
throughouttheworldarewelltrainedforthisobstacles,victorieshavebeenwonanddespair
struggle.Theyhavebeenunderthegun,theyhavehasgivenwaytohope.Farmworkersunionized
beenkickedandbeatenandherdedbydogs,they85severalranchesandhaveshouted“no〃tothe
30havebeencursedandridiculed,theyhavebeenpaternalismandexploitationoftheirbosses.They
strippedandchainedandjailed,theyhavebeennowhavedevelopedinspiringleadershipamong
sprayedwiththepoisonsusedinthevineyards:themselveson85theirranches.Theyhavelearned
butsprayedwiththepoisonsusedinthethemachineryofunionism:grievanceprocedures,
vineyards;buttheyhavebeentaughtnottolie90negotiations,andthenewsenseofdignityand
35downanddienortofleeinshame,buttoresistpowereverymanneedsonordertofacethe
witheveryounceofhumanenduranceandspirit.future.
Toresistnotwithretaliationinkindbutto
overcomewithloveandcompassion,with11
ingenuityandcreativity,withhardworkandItcanreasonablybeinferredthattheauthorof
40longerhours,withstaminaandpatienttenacity,passageIviewstheDelanostrikeas
withtruthandpublicappeal,withfriendsandA)alastresortthatisnecessarybecauseprevious
allies,withnobilityanddiscipline,withpoliticsandattemptstoachieveequalityhavefailed.
law,andwithprayerandfasting.B)anoutwardexpressionofthehighmoral
Thisisnottopretendthatwehaveeverywhereintegrityofsufferingworkers.
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C)anhonorableundertakingwithconnectionsto17
similarstrugglesofthepast.Whichchoiceprovidesthebestevidenceforthe
D)anintimidatingbutultimatelynecessaryanswertothepreviousquestion?
responsetochangingconditions.A)Lines56-57("People…granted")
B)Unes67-69('Theybegan...families,,)
12C)Unes74-77(Z/Theypledged...politicians,/)
Accordingtotheauthorofpassage1,theactofD)Unes85-88("Theyhave...future")
fightingagainstmistreatmentgivesthestrikersand
theirsupportersasenseof18
A)dignityAsusedinline72,“foundation"mostnearlymeans
B)authorityA)association,
C)contentmentB)。underpinning,
D)hopelessnessDjustification,
genesis.
13
WhichchoicefrompassageIbestsupportsthe19
conclusionthattheDelanostrikershavenotresortedWhichofthefollowingstatementsbestdescribesthe
toviolence?relationshipbetweenthepassages?
A)Lines18-20("ButGod...slaves/7)A)Passage1discussesingeneraltermsastruggle
B)Une28-32("TheyhavebeenthatisdescribedindetailinPassage2.
under...vineyards")B)Passage1detailstheoutcomeofaconflictthat
C)Unes37-38(〃Topassionw)isintroducedinPassage2.
D)Unes50-51("Wewelcome...foritw)C)Passage2offersbackgroundinformationabout
theauthorofPassage1.
14D)Passage2providesmorecontextforthe
Themainpurposeofthelastparagraphofpassage1situationthatisfocusofPassage1.
isto
A)acknowledgesshortcomingsyetexpressafirm20
convictionaboutthestrike.Whichpointabouttheexperienceoffarmworkersis
B)Establishthecredibilityofthegroupthatismadeinbothpassages?
overseeingthestrike.A)Workershavereliedonpicketingasameansto
C)Reiteratetheclaimthatthestrikersarenoadvancetheircause.
differentfromotherindividualsinsociety.B)Workershavebeenheldbackanddiscouraged
D)Recognizeanargumentmadebycriticsofthebypersistentcircumstances.
strikeandpresentexampletorefuteit.C)Workershavebeenreplacedbyworkersfrom
otherindustriesduringthestrike.
15D)W
Asusedinline66,“common"mostnearlymeansinstrumentsessentialtoagriculture.
A)routine
B)shared21
C)standardTheworkersdescribedinthefirstparagraphof
D)causalPassage2aremostlikelymembersofwhichgroup
referredtoinPassage1?
16A)The"dispossessed”(line4)
TheauthorofPassage2suggeststhattheDelanoB)The"saints"(line7)
strikewasprimarilydrivenbyadesiretoC)The"adversaries"(line47)
A)undermineestablishedpracticesthatwereD)The“rich"(line47)
detrimentaltothefarmworkers.
B)ensurethatevenlaborerswithoutformal
trainingwouldreceivesufficientwages.
C)putanendtotheinfluenceofcorrupt
governmentofficialsonfarmingprograms.
D)bringattentiontotheharshenvironmental
conditionsofvineyardsinthearea.
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Questions22-32arebasedonthefollowingrapidbraingrowthinthefirstyearoflife.Itcould
passageandsupplementarymaterial.offsetanydisruptionintheflowofresourcesto
thegrowinginfant.Goingastepfurther,a2003
ssageisadaptedfromRobertMartinHowWeDok.55paperbytwonutritionists,StephenCunnaneand
©2013byRobertMartinMichaelCrawford,arguedthatplumpbabiesare
thekeytotheevolutionofthelargehumanbrain,
Rapidbraingrowthduringthefirstyearoflifeisandnotonlybecauseofenergysupply.Abouthalf
connectedwithanunusualfeatureofnewbornthebrainconsistsoffat,andababy'sfatreserves
humaninfants:theirstrikingplumpness.Inan60containspecialfats—long-chainpolyunsaturated
Lineaveragehumannewbornweighingsomesevenfattyacids(LCPUFAs)—thatareessentialfor
andahalfpounds,fattissueaccountsforoveranormalbraindevelopment.Calculationsindicate
pound,around14percentofbodyweight.OurthatLCPUFAspresentinbabyfatatbirthshould
babiesareamongtheplumpestfoundamongbeenoughtofuelthreemonthsofbraingrowth.
mammals.Humanbabiesatbirthlookmarkedly65Depositionoffatinthehumanfetustakesplace
differentfromthescrawnynewbornsofotheronlyduringthelastthirdofpregnancy;almostno
ioprimates,suchaschimpanzeesandrhesusfatispresentduringthefirstsixmonths.Asa
monkeys.Theproportionoffattissueinaresult,fatreservesarewellbelownormalin
newbornhumanmatchesthatinmammalslivingprematurebabies.Ababybornfiveweeksearly
underarcticconditionsandactuallyexceedsthe70hasonlyhalftheusualamountoffat,andababy
levelfoundinbabyseals.Asanthropologistborntenweeksearlyhaslessthanasixth.
15ChristopherKuzawahasshown,anewbornInsufficientfatdepositsmeanthatpreemiesare
humanhasaboutfourtimesasmuchfatasnotwellbufferedfortherapidbraingrowththat
expectedforastandardnewbornmammalofthetakesplaceafterbirth.Althoughnormalbrain
samebodysize.Infact,theproportionofbodyfat75growthcanneverthelessoccurgivenadequate
inahumanbabyincreasesfurtheroverthefirstnutrition,itisvitaltorecognizedthespecialneeds
20ninemonthsafterbirth,buildinguptoaboutaofprematurebabies.Cunnaneaptlydescribes
quarterofbodyweight.Duringthatperiod,storedfatinthenewbornhumanas“insurance.”
around70percentoftheenergyallocatedto
growthisusedtodepositfat.Inshort,healthy
<
babiesdonotlosetheirbabyfatafterbirthbutP
25consolidateitandmaintainitforuptothreeyears.M
A
p
o
Amother'sinvestmentinbuildingupherinfantsq
fatreservescontinueslongafterbirth,largelyoj,
thankstonursing.忌
1
Astandardexplanationforplumpbabieshas!
&male
30beenthatnaturalselectionfavoredanincreasein5
female
bodyfattooffsetthelossofinsulatingbodyhair.
Itisknownthattheoptimaltemperaturefora
humaninfantkeptinanincubatorisabout90°F,
socoolingcouldbeaproblem.Babyfatis
35distinctivelydistributed,beingmainlylocatedjustAdaptedfromChristopherKuzawa,""Adipose
beneaththeskin.Incontrasttoadultfatstores,TissueinHumanInfancyandChildhood."©1998
thereisrelativelylittlefatinthebellycavity.byWiley-Liss,Inc.
AnthropologistBoguslawPawlowskisupported
thisview,arguingthatcariousfeatureofhuman
40newbornevolvedinearlyhumanstocounter22
excessivecoolingduringnightsspentsleepinginThemainpurposeofthepassageisto
opensavannah.ThosefeaturesincluderelativelyA)providedatatochallengeahypothesisabout
largesizeaswellasagreaterproportionofhumangrowth.
subcutaneousfat.B)evaluatethevalidityofresearchfindings
However,Kuzawa'sstudiesyieldedonlyweakregardingearlybraindevelopment.
evidencefortheroleofsubcutaneousfatC)examineresearchcomparingtraitsofhuman
proposedbyPawlowski.Kuzawawentontonewbornstotraitsofothernewbornmammals.
exploreamorelikelyexplanationforourD)explorenewhypothesesabouttheimportance
exceptionallyplumpbabies:increasedfatreservesoffatinhumaninfants.
soasacrucialenergybuffer.Thiswouldbe
particularlyadvantageousduringtheperiodof23
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AcentralideaofthepassageisthatC)raiseadditionalquestionsaboutthefunctionof
A)reservesofspecialfatsinhumannewbornsandfattyacidsfoundinbabies.
infantshelpfueltheirbraindevelopment.D)reconcileconflictingtheoriesabouttheroleof
B)theamountoffatreservesinahuman
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