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Which one of the following is a complete and accurate list of the languages any one of which could be the language of the third presentation?

  1. French
  2. Mandarin
  3. French, Hindi
  4. French, Mandarin

Answer(s): D



The author’s attitude toward the deep rift between poetry and fiction in the U.S. can be most accurately described as one of

  1. perplexity as to what could have led to the development of such a rift
  2. astonishment that academics have overlooked the existence of the rift
  3. ambivalence toward the effect the rift has had on U.S. literature
  4. pessimism regarding the possibility that the rift can be overcome
  5. disapproval of attitudes and presuppositions underlying the rift

Answer(s): E



Suppose the condition that the statistician gives the second presentation in Hindi is replaced with the condition that the statistician gives either of the presentations given in Japanese. If all the other original conditions remain in effect, which one of the following could be the order, from first to last, in which the experts present?

  1. the naturalist, the oceanographer, the physicist, the lawyer, the statistician
  2. the oceanographer, the statistician, the naturalist, the lawyer, the physicist
  3. the physicist, the oceanographer, the lawyer, the naturalist, the statistician
  4. the statistician, the oceanographer, the naturalist, the lawyer, the physicist

Answer(s): D



In the passage the author conjectures that a cause of the deep rift between fiction and poetry in the United States may be that

  1. poets and fiction writers each tend to see their craft as superior to the others’ craft
  2. the methods used in training graduate students in poetry are different from those used in training graduate students in other literary fields
  3. publishers often pressure writers to concentrate on what they do best
  4. a suspicion of generalism deters writers from dividing their energies between the two genres
  5. fiction is more widely read and respected than poetry

Answer(s): D






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