Which one of the following could be a complete and accurate list of the applicants interviewed, listed in the order in which they are interviewed?

Answer(s): A

In the context of the passage, the author’s primary purpose in mentioning Dove’s experience in Germany lines 32–36 is to

suggest that the habit of treating poetry and fiction as nonoverlapping domains is characteristic of English-speaking societies but not others
point to an experience that reinforced Dove’s conviction that poetry and fiction should not be rigidly separated
indicate that Dove’s strengths as a writer derive in large part from the international character of her academic background
present an illuminating biographical detail about Dove in an effort to enhance the human interest appeal of the passage
indicate what Dove believes to be the origin of her opposition to the separation of fiction and poetry in the U.S.

Answer(s): B

Which one of the following is a complete and accurate list of the applicants each of whom must be interviewed?

Answer(s): B

It can be inferred from the passage that the author would be most likely to believe which one of the following?

Each of Dove’s works can be classified as either primarily poetry or primarily fiction, even though it may contain elements of both.
The aesthetic value of lyric narrative resides in its representation of a sequence of events, rather than in its ability to evoke inner states.
The way in which Dove blends genres in her writing is without precedent in U.S. writing.
Narrative that uses lyrical language is generally aesthetically superior to pure lyric poetry.
Writers who successfully cross the generic boundary between poetry and fiction often try their hand at genres such as drama as well.

Answer(s): A

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