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    1. The passage discusses the distinction John Dewey makes between intelligence and reasoning. Dewey saw intelligence as the way to achieve balance between realism and idealism through interacting with things, while reasoning is the act of an observer who can achieve mental certainty but not control events shaping one's life. 2. The document provides multiple choice questions about the key points in the passage, including identifying the topic, a synonym for intelligence, details about the nitrogen fixation process, and identifying a false statement. 3. The questions test comprehension of Dewey's philosophy and details about the nitrogen cycle, with answer options to choose from for each multiple choice question.

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    1. The passage discusses the distinction John Dewey makes between intelligence and reasoning. Dewey saw intelligence as the way to achieve balance between realism and idealism through interacting with things, while reasoning is the act of an observer who can achieve mental certainty but not control events shaping one's life. 2. The document provides multiple choice questions about the key points in the passage, including identifying the topic, a synonym for intelligence, details about the nitrogen fixation process, and identifying a false statement. 3. The questions test comprehension of Dewey's philosophy and details about the nitrogen cycle, with answer options to choose from for each multiple choice question.

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    Reading: Name: Siti Shofiana Major/Class: 4C Semester: 7

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    1. The passage discusses the distinction John Dewey makes between intelligence and reasoning. Dewey saw intelligence as the way to achieve balance between realism and idealism through interacting with things, while reasoning is the act of an observer who can achieve mental certainty but not control events shaping one's life. 2. The document provides multiple choice questions about the key points in the passage, including identifying the topic, a synonym for intelligence, details about the nitrogen fixation process, and identifying a false statement. 3. The questions test comprehension of Dewey's philosophy and details about the nitrogen cycle, with answer options to choose from for each multiple choice question.

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    Name : Siti Shofiana

    Major/Class : 4C
    Semester :7

    READING
    Choose the correct answer by crossing the letter in front of it!
    1. In the philosophy of John Dewey, a sharp distinction is made between “intelligence” and
    “reasoning”. According to Dewey, intelligence is the only absolute way to achieve a
    balance between realism and idealism, between practicality and wisdom of life.
    Intelligence involves “interacting with other things and knowing them,” while reasoning
    is merely the act of an observer, “with reasoning, a level of mental certainty can be
    achieved, but it is through intelligence that control is taken of events that shape one’s life.
    What is the topic of this passage?
    a. The Intelligence of John Dewey.
    b. Distinctions made by John Dewey.
    c. Dewey’s ideas on the ability to reason.
    d. How intelligence differs from reasoning in Dewey’s works.

    2. The synonym of intelligence is…


    a. rationality
    b. illogicality
    c. stupidity
    d. mental capacity

    3. Nitrogen fixation is a process by which nitrogen is continuously fed into biological


    circulation in this process, certain algae and bacteria convert nitrogen into ammonia
    (NH3). This line newly created ammonia is then for the most part absorbed by plants.
    The opposites process of denitrification returns nitrogen to the air. During the process of
    denitrification, bacteria cause some of the nitrates from the soil to convert into gaseous
    nitrogen or nitrous oxide (N2O). In this gaseous form, the nitrogen returns to the
    atmosphere.
    Which of the following would be the best little for this passage?
    a. The process of Nitrogen Fixation
    b. Two Nitrogen Processes
    c. The Return of Nitrogen to the Air
    d. The Effect of the Nitrogen on Plant Life

    4. The antonym of convert is…


    a. Apostate
    b. Transform
    c. Turn
    d. Change

    5. Which is the statement is not true according text above?


    a. Certain algae and bacteria convert nitrogen into ammonia.
    b. The opposites process of denitrification returns nitrogen to the water.
    c. Bacteria cause some of the nitrates.
    d. In this gaseous form, the nitrogen returns to the atmosphere.

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