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Ready4	In the context of the passage, the word “contingent” () most closely aligns with which of the following phrases?
Ready4	Which of the following most closely models the organization of the passage?
Ready4	Which of the following best conveys the relationship between the statement about the mountains' appearance () and the passage as a whole?
Ready4	The author of the passage refers to which of the following as evidence for the conclusion stated in ?
Ready4	Many art historians use Roman copies of Greek statues in order to learn more about Greek sculpture. A problem with this strategy is that statues were often adapted from Greek prototypes to suit the taste of Roman patrons. Indeed, these statues often have distinctive features that are not specific to Greek style. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the criticism made above of the art historians’ strategy?
Ready4	Some prehistoric pots made by the Woodland people have patterned markings that indicate the pot was formed using the paddling method. These patterned markings result only from this particular method. Thus archaeologists’ recent discovery of similar patterned markings on the pots made by the Mill Creek people suggests that the Mill Creek people used the paddling method, not just the coiling method. In the passage, the author develops the argument by
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Ready4	Which of the following characteristics of modern sociological practice is most clearly an example of a factor that Weber, as described in the passage, was unable to consider in his writing?
Ready4	The author implies that Weber’s actual hypotheses are
Ready4	The passage implies that, in comparing two populations, Weber thought that the development of industry would be higher in the population that
Ready4	The author of the passage refers to “Periclean democracy and Roman republicanism” () primarily in order to
Ready4	It is generally believed that people need to engage in regular and strenuous physical exercise in order to maintain their physical health. Actually, however, low-impact walking—that is, walking at a normal pace, which elevates the heart rate and releases many of the hormones released in more strenuous exercise—is enough. This is evidenced by the strong correlation between the amount of time spent walking and measures of general physical health demonstrated by many studies. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the force of the evidence cited?
Ready4	Online retailers have made it easy to purchase a variety of items without leaving the house; it remains to be seen whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown even more extensive.
Ready4	Black bears, many of them for a very long time, hibernate just like groundhogs do, yet being not considered “true hibernators” because their body temperatures do not drop below 20 degrees Celsius.
Ready4	As hurricane season reached full force, many beach-dwellers along the southeast coast temporarily left to stay with friends and relatives whose homes were located farther inland.
Ready4	Gottlob Frege, who was a philosopher and mathematician, undertook projects both investigating standard mathematical topics such as geometry and analysis, and the logical foundation of mathematics in an abstract sense.
Ready4	It is difficult to say precisely how many species of insects there are on Earth, in part because it is often hard to distinguish between a separate species and a variety of one, but scientists who have to give an estimate usually place the number at around 950,000 unique species.
Ready4	Demand for snowboards is predicted to be lower this year than last because meteorologists have forecast far warmer weather for this winter than they did last year.
Ready4	An important distinction between the moral development of very young children with that of older children may lay not so much in the awareness of ethical boundaries but in the ability to articulate those rules and use them to respond to drastically new situations.
Ready4	Although coin clipping, a practice in which small amounts of silver or gold would be chipped from a coin to be sold as bullion, was made more difficult in England by the introduction of coin milling machines in 1662, it remained common until the end of the century before all the old unmilled coins were removed from circulation.