Grammar and Vocabulary Answers Question 1 of 90 GRAMMAR ‘The Lobo Corporation its losses over the past seven years. (2) Correct answer: 6) Selected ancwer No answer given |) had been doubing 8) has doubling "> ©) has doubled ) had doutied ) None of the Above Question 2 of 90 GRAMMAR, |___to tacos and seen the exhibits at Marcos’ museum. (10) Correct answer: C) Selected answer No answer given A will go 8) been > ©) have been D) went ) None of the Above Question 3 of 90 GRAMMAR, 1 Marshall had locked his car propery it___stolen. (3) Correct answer: 8) Selected anew: No answer given A) was not °> B) would rot have been ©) would not be D) wt not be E) None of the Above Question 4 of 90 GRAMMAR, got tired of ariving on the same route everyday? (7) Correct answer) Selected anewor No answer given A) Had you ever ) Have you over ©) Are you ever %D) Do you ever ) None of the AboveQuestion 5 of 90 GRAMMAR, Neither Cyril nor the other janitors fled income tax returns. (4) Correct answer: 6) Selected anewer No answer given A) ours 8) theirs ©) their D) hor ) None of the Above Question 6 of 90 GRAMMAR, winning in spite ofthe odds inspired us all. (1) Correct answer: A) Selected anewer: No answer given >A) Your 8) Him ©) You D) He ) None of the Above Question 7 of 90 GRAMMAR, ‘Aims all middle-born children place great importance on___ peer group. (5) Corroet answer: 6) Selected answar: No answer given A) you 8) his >) their D) our ) None of the Above Question 8 of 90 GRAMMAR, In my company, only officials are allowed ___share option schemes. (6) Gorroct answer: A) Selected anewer No answer given PA© 8) of ©) wit D) for ) None of the Above Question 9 of 90GRAMMAR, The question of ___we should condemn must be decided by nex! week. (8) Corect answer: B) Solected answer No answar given A) who 8) whom ©) which D) tat E) None of the Anove Question 10 of 90 GRAMMAR, “The majority of construction workers___college graduates. (2) Coet answer) Selected answer No answer givon A) was Bis > O) are ) hos been ) None of the Above Question 11 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS He isn't sure if he should buy the new car now or wait untl he receives his bonus. Correct answer: A) Selected ancwer No answer given ai B) should © or D) receives E) No eror Question 12 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS ‘The Medical experts did nat conclude thatthe negative side affacis ofthe drug offset the drug's positive benefits, Correct answer: 8) Selected srs: No answer given A) aid not conctude > B) affects ©) offset D) benefits E) No eror Question 13 of 90IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS Despite rising voter drive, there are stil many cty-dwellers who are not registered to vote, Corect answer) Selected answer: No answer given A) Despite 8) voter erive ©) who D) recistered PE) No error Question 14 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS Over the past few decades, the mining industry hag grown into a mul-illon peso industry that employs tens of thousands of laborers, Comoet answer: B) Selected answer No answer given A) docodes "> B) had grown ©) tat D) employs E) No error Question 15 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS Most of his constituents agree that itis reasonable for the representative to not acquiesce fo the demands ofthe transit authority Correct answer: E) Slected ancwer No answer given A) agree that ) reasonable for ©) to not acquiesce ) tothe domands PE) No error Question 16 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS (One cannot perform multiple tasks simultaneously ifhe is easily distracted by one's surroundin Correct answer: 8) Selected anewer: No answer given A) simultaneously PB) he ©) is easly distracted ) one's surroundings E) No erorQuestion 17 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS [As he held open the door for her, she could not ignore the look on his eyes, a look that aggravated her sel-consciousness as they proceeded along the alley. Comect answer 8) Selocted answer No answer given 1A) held open > B) ogaravates ©) consciousness ) proceeded E) No error Question 18 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS Reading widely n her field, making her soff available to students for consultation, and her sophisticated research paid off for Professor Lobo; she was awarded tenure last year. Correct answer: 8) Selected answer No answer given A) Reading widely > B) making her selt ) her sophisticated research D) paid off E) No error Question 19 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS ‘Debating the anti-contraceptve bill was the frst order of business for the House; lo set the calendar for the uscoming session suas to follow. Correct answer: €) Selected anewer No answer given A) Debating B) frst order of business PO) toset D) waste follow E) Noeror Question 20 of 90 IDENTIFYING ERRORS IDENTIFYING ERRORS ‘Youth, as the Egyptians and other ealy civilizations knew, are best spent as a time of learning and of recreation, Correct answer: C) Selected answer No answer givenA) Youth ) otnor eal eniizatons "> ©) are best soont ) and of recreation E) No enor Question 21 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT ‘tis highly desirable that you furnish evidence of your expenses before you submit your ending accounts. Correct answer: €) Selected answer No answer given A) It's highly desirable that you should furnish evidence of your expenses 8B) Its highly desirable that you furnish evidence of your expenses ©) You must furnish evidence of your expenses 1) Is highly to be desired that you furnish evidences of your expenses ) None of te above Question 22 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT “The best way to promote innovative thinking isnot to promise financial rewards for ideas, but o ensure that the person ‘making the suggestion receives recognition far his contribution, Correct answer: D) Selocted anewer: No answer given A) but to ensure thatthe person who makes the suggestion will be receiving recognition for his contribution 8) but to ensure thatthe person making the suggestion recsives recognition for his contrbution ©) but rather ensure that suggestion-maker receives recognition for his contribution > D) but rather by ensuring thatthe person making the suggestion receives recognition for is contribution ) None of the above Question 23 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT COnly two out of every 150,000 chemical compounds proves useful in the field of pharmaceuticals, thus many research scientists spend their entire careers to investigate drugs that will never receive FDA approval correct answer A) Selected answer No answer given A) many research scientists spend their entre career in the investigation of drugs £8) many research sionsts spend their ene careers to investigate drugs ) many research scientists investigate rugs in their entre careers 1) many a research seentit spends his of her ante career investigating rugs ) None of te above Question 24 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT ‘Among the many reasons for his loss in the election was his arrogant assumption that his constituents were in understanding economic conditions, and his unjustifiable attack on his main rival.Correct answer D) Selected answer No answer given 'A) were his arrogant assumption that his constituents would be incapable of understanding economics 'B) was nis arrogant assumption that his constituents were incapable of understanding economic concitions ) wre his arrogant assumptions that his constituents were incapable of understanding economical consstions > D) wars his arrogant assumption that his constituents were incapable of understanding economic concitions E) None of he above Question 25 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT The government requires that these forms should be submitted before the end of the fiscal year, Corect answer: A) Solected ansver No answer given A) that these forms be submitted 8) these forms submission €) that these forms should be submited ) for those forms tobe submited E) None of the above Question 26 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT In the early stages of earning a new language we learn more through listening and attempting to copy s nol through reading grammar books. correct answer: 0) Selected answer No answer given ‘A and attempts to copy speech patiems than through reading grammar books ®) and attempting to copy spesch pattems and net through reading grammar books ©) and attomptsat copying speach pattems than trough reading grammar books "> D) and attempting to copy speech pattems than through reading arammar books ) Nane of te above Question 27 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT In the fine print at the end of the paper lies the clauses that make us liable for any expenses that result from civil unrest. Correct answer: E) Selected anewer No answer given ‘lies the clause that make us lable for any expenses that B) lies the clauses that make us liable for any expenses that ©) ies the clauses that make us liable for any expenses which ) lie the clauses that makes us liable for any expenses which ED None ofthe above Question 28 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT Rembrandt's early work has often been interpreted as being in sharp contrast with his later work. despite there is an essential ‘continuity between the two.CCorect answer: B) Selected answer No answer given A) wits ator wor, but > B) with his ater work, daspitethe fac that ©) wit his lator work, dospto ) with i ater wor, notwithstanding ) None of the above Question 29 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT Trying to keop his balance on the cy surface, the last compotitor’sskitio caught the lo and somersaulted into the soft Correct answer: A) Selected ancwer No answer given => A) the last competitor caught the pole withthe tp of her ski, and somersaulted into the soft snow 8) the ast competitors skitip caught the pole and somersauited into the soft snow ) the last competitor caught the pole with her skit, which made her somersaut into the soft snow D) the skisip ofthe last competitor caught the pole and somersaulted in the soft snow ) None of the above Question 30 of 90 ‘SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT Ifthe gardener would sow the seeds in the greenhouse rather than the garden, he might come up with a better display of leaves. Comet answer: A) Select answer: No answer given > A) Ire gardener were to sow the seeds in the greenhouse rather than inthe garden 8) Ifthe gardener would sow the seeds in the greenhouse rather than the garden ©) ithe gardener would sow the seeds in the greenhouse instead of the garden ©) ithe gardenor would saw tho soods in tho greenhouse rathor than tho gardon, E) None of the above Question 31 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS: Vituperative comments Correct answer: A) Selected ans: No answer given PA) slancorous ®) profitable ©) constructive ) criticism E) None of he above Question 32 of 90 ‘SYNONYMSscan the gestalt Correct answer: A) Selected answer No answar given A) appearance 8) summary ©) protonse ) modification ) None of the above Question 33 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS place a malediction on tho evidoors Correct answer: A) Selected anewor No answer given PA) bight 8) decree ©) warrant ) proclamation ) None of the above Question 34 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS: recommending a nostrum Correct answer: 8) Selected answer: No answer given A) adjournment > B) remedy ©) explanation D) stalemate E) None of the above Question 35 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS: contretemps inthe plan Correct answor: 6) Selected ans: No answer given A) antagonists 8) derision > ©) hindrance D) enticement ) None of he above Question 36 of 90‘SYNONYMS ‘celude the path Corect answer: A) Selected answer No answer given PA) obstruct ) presume ©) pursue D) discover ) None of the above Question 37 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS Vitate the reputation Correct answer: A) Selected arewor No answer given PA) debase 8) promote ©) suspect D) foster ) None of the above Question 38 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS concept of gemeinschatt Correct answer: ¢) Selected answer: No answer given A) apportionment B) indviual © ©) community P) pleasure E) None of the above Question 39 of 90 ‘SYNONYMS: pith of her argumer CCorraet answer: ¢) Solocted answer No answer given AY abyss B) bottom > ©) quintessence D) benevolence ) None of he above Question 40 of 90‘SYNONYMS lack of compunetion Corect answer: A) Selected answer No answer given PA) remorse 8) determination ©) trepidation D) poise E) None of the above Question 41 of 90 ANTONYMS. ‘opprabrious decision Correct answer: 8) Selected answer No answer given A) excoriting > B) favorable ©) reckless ) ignominious ) None of te above Question 42 of 90 ANTONYMS avoid being profigate Correct answer) Selected anewer No answer given A) mutipty 8) languid ©) parsimonious D) beget ) None of tho above Question 43 of 90 ANTONYMS, inimitable quaiies Corroct answer: 0) Selected anwar: No answer given A) exclusive B) estinabie ©) vile "> D) conventions ) None of he above Question 44 of 90 ANTONYMSinchoate actions Correct answer) Selected answer No answer given |) undeveloped ®) countoss ©) unaccootable "> D) complete ) None of the above Question 45 of 90 ANTONYMS prolix manuscript Correct answer: A) Selected answer No answer given PA) succint| ®) abundant ©) scarce P) cocasional ) None of the above Question 46 of 90 ANTONYMS: rescind the contract Correct answer: ©) Selected anwar: No answer given A) annul ©) appraise ©) sanction ) interpre E) None of the above Question 47 of 90 ANTONYMS. factious leadership Correct answer: A) Selected answer: No answer given >A) united ®) fabieatod ©) wath D) sunjective ) None of the above Question 48 of 90 ANTONYMS a saturnine expression on her faceCorrect answer 8) Selected answer No answer given A) ejected PB) jovial ©) closed ) eisconcertos E) None of the above: Question 49 of 90 ANTONYMS: cbdurate criminals Correct answer: 8) Selected ans: No answer given A) confused > B) ropentant ©) hardenes D) aquiescent ) None of he above, Question 50 of 90 ANTONYMS, specious accusations Correct answer: 0) Selected answer No answer given A) capacious 8) spurious ©) misleading > D) val Question 51 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) rmalinger ail: fatter Correct answer: 6) Selected answer: No answer given A) malice B) resentment > ©) appreciate D) humanity ) None of the above Question 52 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) quaff: sip = stride Corre answer: €) Solocted answer. No answer given Ay run8) mince > O) walk P) leg ) None of the above Question 53 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) proselytize convert: digress Corrctanewer:) Selected answer: No answer given A) reveal ®) csclose ©) condone "> D) deviate E) None of the above Question 54 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) excerpt: novel: swatch Correct answer: 8) Solocted answer No answer given AY paper PB) cloth ©) saple D) waten ) None of the above Question 55 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) tyrant: just: fraud Correct answer: 8) Selected answer No answer given A) deception > B) scrupulous ©) hoaxee D) pretense ) None of the above Question 56 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) disease : pathologist: tenet correct answer 8) Selected anewer No answer given A) student> B) theologian ©) teacher D) university ) None of the above. Question 57 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) period: stop: caret Correct answer: 6) Selected answer: No answer given A) abbreviate 5) emphasize > ©) incor D) separate ) None of the above Question 58 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) sanctuary : refuge «coffer Correct answer: B) Selected ancwer No answer given A) wood > B) protection ©) valuables D) safety ) None of the above Question 59 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) siren : lure : sphinx Correct answer: A) Selected anew: No answer given AY perplex 8) astound ©) anger D) annoy ) None of the above Question 60 of 90 ANALOGY (SINGLE) ‘anesthetic: numbness :: sedative Corect answer: 6) Solocted answer No answer given AY pain8) migraine ©) drowsiness D) anxiety ) None of the above Question 61 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) perspicacious : insight Correct answer: D) Selected anewer: No answer given |) rapacious : magnanimity BB) warm: temperature ©) wealth : scarcity > D) churlish: enmity E) None of the above Question 62 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) rust : corosion Correct answer: 8) Selected anwar: No answer given 1) vapor: fammabity "> B) dow condensation ©) solution: precipitation D) mold: esinfeetion ) None of the above Question 63 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) paltry : significance Gorrect answer) Selected answer No answer given ‘opulent: weath "> B) banal originality ©) oblique :amilanty ) redundant: eisussion ) None of the above Question 64 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) cogent : convince Correct answer D) Selected anewer No answer givenA) iational: isturd ) dangorous : avoid ©) generous: appreciate D) repugnant: rope ) None of the above Question 65 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) disguise: rocogrition Correct answer: 0) Selected anower No answer given A) inielity = matrimony ®) provarcaton ststoment ©) espionage : diplomacy "> D) padding : damage ) None of the above Question 66 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) limerick = poem Corrct answer) Selected answer: No answer given A) monologue : chorus B) book : novel ©) waltz tango D) era: song E) None of the above Question 67 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) color: spectrum Correct answer: D) Selected answar: No answer given A) sound : waves ) dimension space ©) cal: organism " D) tone : scale ) None of he above Question 68 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) rmisanthrope : people CComoct answer: A) Selected answer No answer given© A) xenophobe: strangers 8) miseroant dogma ©) patiot: county ) rebel: government ) None of the above Question 69 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) pate : speak Correct answer: 8) Selected anewer No answer given A ane stl > B) promenade = walk ©) amble: scury ) erate :tston ) None of the above Question 70 of 90 ANALOGY (PAIRED) stygian : dark Corrct answer) Selected answer: No answer given A) fortuitous: accidental 8) reckless: threatening ©) cataclysmic doomed D) abysmal slow E) None of the above Question 71 of 90 SENTENCE COMPLETION Pyridine is @ colorless ___liquid with a sharp choking odor, and therefore must be____ stored in tighty-stoppered glass bottles to prevent the furmes from escaping Correct answer: ¢) Solecod answer: No answor given AN) viscous... occasionally 8) corrosive. instantly > ©) volatile. prudently D) viscid. unwitingly E) None of the above, Question 72 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION Business forecasts usually prove reasonably accurate when the assumption thatthe future wil be much Ike the past is intimes of major____ in the business environment, however, forecasts can be dangerously wrong,Correct answer: A) Selected answer No answer given DA) satisfied... shits 8) questioned... surges ©) specified... discontinuities D) contradicted... improvements E) None of the above: Question 73 of 90 SENTENCE COMPLETION ‘The actual___of Louis’ position was always__by his refusal to compromise after having initaly agreed to negotiate a resolution Corect answer 6) Solecod answer No answer given A odie. enhanced 8) uncertainty... alloviated > ©) rigiity .. betrayed ) outcome ... foreshadowed E) None of the above Question 74 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION Politeness is not a____attibute of human behavior, but rather a central virue, one whose very existence is increasingly being___by the fadaish requirement to “speak one's mind” CCoroct answer: 8) Selected ansiver No answer given A) precious... repudiated > B) suport. threatened ©) teva. afoctod D) pervasive . undercut ) None of the above Question 75 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION ‘That many ofthe important laws of science were discovered during experiments designed to ___other phenomena suggests that experimental results are the of inevitable natural forces rather than of planning. Correct answer: 8) Selected answer No answer given A) alter... agunets > B)ituminate. consequences ©) analyze. foundations ) ctsprove.. predecessors E) None of the above Question 76 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETIONEarly___of hearing loss is__by the fact that the other senses are able to compensate for moderate amounts of loss, 0 thal people frequently do not know that their hearing is imperfect. Corect answer: A) Selected answer; No answer given A) detection .. complicated B) discovery... indicated ©) development .. prevented D) treatment. faciitated E) None of the above Question 77 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION Non-violent demonstrations often create such tensions that a community that has constant refused tots injustices is. forced to correct them: the injustices can no longer be CComoet answer 6) Selected answer No wer given A) ecdress... eliminated ®) exphin.. discussed "> ©) acknowledge ignored D) decrease ..vriied ) None of the above Question 78 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION ‘The functions of the hands, eyes, and brain are so___ that using the hands during eary childhood helps the child's entire ‘development. Comet answer) Select answer: No answer given A) enigmatic... psychological B) regulate... adolescent >) intertwined... perceptual ) unalterable... intellectual ) None of te above Question 79 of 90 SENTENCE COMPLETION While itis assumed that the mechanization of work has had a____ effect on the lives of workers, there is evidence available to suggest that, on the contrary, mechanization has served to some ofthe traditional roles of women. Corect answer) Solocod answer: No answer given A revolutonary... enforce B) benign... revise > ©) dramatic... undermine D) debiltating... weaken E) None of he aboveQuestion 80 of 90 ‘SENTENCE COMPLETION ‘Although he was very strict with the students inthe classroom, his envious colleagues were under the impression that the students him because of his Conc answer) Selected answer No answer given A) deplored .. ingenuity 8) derided... indolence ©) extolled... nsolence D) revered... lenancy ED None ofthe above Question 81 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION, In an__(81)__, two hundred mice of a strain that is__(82)___free of leukemia were given equal doses of radiation. Half of the mice were then allowed to eat their usual foods without —(83)___, while the other half were given adequate but limited amounts of the same foods. OF the first group, fity-five (84) leukemia; ofthe second, only three. Correct answer: 8) Selocted anewer No answer given A) account >) experiment ©) onaysis D) attempt E) None of the above Question 82 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION In an___(81)__, two hundred mice of a strain that is__(82)___free of leukemia were given equal doses of radiation, Half ofthe mice were then allowed to eat their usual foods without —_(83)__, while the other half were given adequate but limited amounts of the same foods. Of the first group, fiy-five (84) leukemia; ofthe second, only three, Corect answer: A) Solectod answer: No answer given >A) usually B) normally ©) very D) conceptually ) None of he above Question 83 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION In an__(@1)__, two hundred mice of a strain that is__(82)___free of leukemia were given equal doses of radiation. Half ofthe mice ware then allowed to eat their usual foods without —(83)___, while the other half were given adequate but limited amounts ofthe same foods. OF the first group, fiy-five (84) leukemia; ofthe second, only three. CCoroctanswor: A) Selected answer No answer given AY restraint 8) condition ©) trepidation ) hyérationE) None of the above: Question 84 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION In an__(81)__, two hundred mice of a strain that is __(62)___free of leukemia were given equal doses of radiation. Half ofthe mice were then allowed to eat thelr usual foods without —_(83)__, while the other half were given adequate but limited amounts of the same foods. Of the first group, fity-five (84) leukemia; ofthe second, only three. Correct answer: D) Solocted anever: No answer given A) acknowledged B) infected ©) estalished > D) developse E) None of the above Question 85 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A__(85)___crtichas to__(86)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of at. And here she faces @___(87)__.. The critic must recognize the artistic element of uniqueness thal requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must not be unduly (68)__ by such reactions. Her likes and cislkes are less __(89)___ than what the work itself ‘communicates, and her preferences may _(90)___ her of certain qualities of the work and thereby prevent an adequate understanding of it. Correct answer: A) Solocted answer No answer given >A) serous ®)crtical ©) novice D) laconic ) None of he above Question 86 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A__(85)__critichas to__(88)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of at. And here she faces a __(67)__. The etic must recognize the artistic element of uniqueness that requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must not be unduly —(88)__ by such reactions. Her likes and cislikes are less __(89)__ than wha the work itself communicates, and her preferences may _(90)__ her of certain qualities of the work and thereby prevent an adequate Understanding of Comoct answer: 6) Selected answer No answar given 8) comprehend 8) estoom ©) question D) admire ) None of the above Question 87 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A__(85)__critchas to__(86)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of at. And here she faces a___(87)__. The ertic must recagnize the artistic element of uniqueness that requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must nat be unduly (88) by such reactions. Her likes and cislikes are less __(89)__ than what the work itselfcommunicates, and her preferences may __(90)__ her of certain qualities ofthe work and thereby prevent an adequate Understanding of i. CCorect answer: A) Selected answer: No answat AY dilemma 8) rerrbution ©) oratofulnoss, D) realization ) None of the above Question 88 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A _(85)__critchas to__(86)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of at. And here sho faces @___(87)__. The ertic must recognize the artistic element of uniqueness that requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must not be unduly —(88)__ by such reactions. Her likas and cislikes are less __(89)___ than what the work itself communicates, and her preferences may (90) __ her of certain qualtes of the work and thereby prevent an adequate Understanding of it. Comet answer: 0) Selected answer No answer given A) strained 8) objected ©) admired > D) projuticos ) None of the above Question 89 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A__(85)__crtichas to __(86)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of art. And here she faces @___(87|__.. The etic must recagnize the artistic element of uniqueness that requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must not be unduly (88)__ by such reactions. Her likas and cislikes are less __(89)___ than what the work itself ‘communicates, and har preferences may _(90)__ her of certain qualities ofthe wark and thereby prevent an adequate Understanding oft. Comet answer: D) Selected answer: No answer given A) biased 8) attuned ©) dictated % D) important ) None of the above Question 90 of 90 PARAGRAPH COMPLETION ‘A _(85)__citichas to _(86)___the particular content, unique structure, and special meaning of a work of at. And here she faces @___(87)__.. The critic must recognize the artistic element of uniqueness that requires subjective reaction; yet she ‘must not be unduly —(88)__ by such reactions. Her likes and cislikes are less __(89)___ than what the work itself ‘communicates, and her preferences may _(90)___ her of certain qualities ofthe work and therety prevent an adequate Understanding of it. Conect answer A) Selecod answer: No answer given A bina B) prevent ©) roiove D) aiaE) None of the above