accuplacer 2
- ANS-Question four of 20: Within the passage as an entire, sentence 23 "Then . . . Higher" in
general serves to
- ANS-Question 5 of 20: Which choice quality describes the relationship among Passage 1 and
Passage 2?
- ANS-Question 6 of 20: Based on the facts in the two passages, on which of the subsequent
points about nonnative species are Davis and Simberloff maximum possibly to agree?
- ANS-Question 8 of 20: In Passage 2, the 0.33 paragraph typically serves to
- ANS-Question nine of 20: The passage implies that the discovery of water inside ringwoodite
is massive because it
"A wide variety of added species were harmless for decades and they [can] all of sudden
explode and become complicated," he says. - ANS-He factors to the instance of decorative figs
in Florida, which arrived within the early 1900s.
"If the newcomers are handiest converting the atmosphere however 'no longer causing
widespread harm'" then they shouldn't be managed. - ANS-The scientists disagree at the extent
of the harm and a way to manage nonnative species, however they agree that those species
can cause harm.
"something he hadn't seen before" and the water within the ringwoodite as "something stranger"
- ANS-emphasizes the unexpected nature of the invention, suggesting that it wasn't consistent
with previous assumptions.
"The extent of their damage may additionally were overstated," says Princeton's David Wilcove,
who first tallied up the hazard of invasive species and nonetheless stands by using it. -
ANS-"Maybe the issue is: Are we being strategic inside the manner we combat invasive
species? And I think it truly is a truthful query to raise."
"Unlike the former the English sonnet, but, the latter the Italian sonnet is organized into two
stanzas." - ANS-
a tiny bit of water, trapped and dispensed microscopically inside the mineral throughout its
formation. - ANS-Pearson completed an in depth analysis of the diamond in 2014, confirming
the water's discovery.
A: mark Ruchira's transformation from a frustrated, unskilled painter to a serene, succesful one.
- ANS-Choice A is the pleasant answer as it most accurately describes the feature of sentence
23, which shows a turning point in the narrative.
A: offer a viewpoint on nonnative species that sits someplace between Simberloff's and Davis's -
ANS-Choice A is the nice answer because it most as it should be describes the primary function
of the paragraph, wherein Wilcove's view is offered.
After his response, Ruchira realizes she had been preserving her very own breath, suggesting
that she were fearful approximately Biren's reaction. - ANS-
After training in Los Angeles, Tallchief started her super career, running generally with the New
York City Ballet and the mythical choreographer George Balanchine. - ANS-She quick rose in
, status to prima ballerina. Some credit score her performance as the Sugarplum Fairy in The
Nutcracker because the catalyst for the ballet's large recognition.
B: Some nonnative species can reason damage to the native ecosystems they inhabit. -
ANS-Choice B is the best answer because it presents a subject wherein Davis and Simberloff
are maximum in all likelihood to preserve a similar view.
Being at the gallery, she knew how exceptional her work became from everything in there, or
within the glossy art journals. - ANS-Her approach become crude—she hadn't taken training
and failed to intend to.
However he still supports the claim that nonnative species pose a risk—a threat that he become
first to become aware of "first tallied up the threat". - ANS-
But best artists did that. - ANS-Was he a closet artist, too?
C: Passage 2 gives responses to assertions that Passage 1 makes about an problem. - ANS-
can run thru a listing of devastating invasive species from Brazilian pepper in Florida to gray
squirrels within the U.K. To zebra mussels clogging water pipes in the Great Lakes. - ANS-He
says that Davis's argument that not all exotics are invasive is impractical.
Choice C is the great answer as it correctly identifies a difference among the Italian and English
sonnets mentioned within the passage. - ANS-The 2nd and 1/3 sentences of the passage
outline one manner wherein the styles of sonnets vary of their structure and range of stanzas:
Clearly, consistent with the information in Passage 2, Simberloff believes that nonnative species
are dangerous. - ANS-The 2nd paragraph of Passage 1 indicates that Davis acknowledges
there are harmful nonnative species but he specifies that
Confined to backyards until their pollinating wasp confirmed up 25 years ago, figs have now
invaded Everglades National Park. - ANS-Other ecologists have taken a extra nuanced view of
the invasive query.
D: indicates that there may be extra water in Earth's mantle than scientists previously concept -
ANS-Choice D is the pleasant answer because it correctly identifies what the passage implies is
the importance of the discovery of water within the speck of ringwoodite.
Davis and his like-minded colleagues contend that the rigid attitudes, and militaristic metaphors,
that represent the controversy approximately exceptional species make for bad science and
policy-making. - ANS-Off the pinnacle of his head, Dan Simberloff, professor of ecology and
evolution at the University of Tennessee,
Deborah Gordon, a biologist at Stanford University, research ant colonies within the Arizona
wasteland to locate how they - ANS-manipulate to perform complicated tasks with out a
language and no hierarchical leadership system.
Even her dad and mom did not know. - ANS-When they got here for dinner, she eliminated the
canvases from the wall and concealed them in her closet.
Exotic species are right here to stay, so get used to them, and neglect about ripping out the
fast-spreading shrub, buckthorn, on a massive scale or throwing Asian carp on the financial
institution to die. - ANS-If the rookies are most effective changing the surroundings but "no
longer inflicting extensive damage," then "altering one's
Finally he moved again and let loose a protracted, incredulous breath, and it struck her that she
had been keeping hers as nicely. - ANS-"Tell me approximately your paintings," he said.
From how data is transferred over the internet to the workings of our brains. - ANS-
- ANS-Question four of 20: Within the passage as an entire, sentence 23 "Then . . . Higher" in
general serves to
- ANS-Question 5 of 20: Which choice quality describes the relationship among Passage 1 and
Passage 2?
- ANS-Question 6 of 20: Based on the facts in the two passages, on which of the subsequent
points about nonnative species are Davis and Simberloff maximum possibly to agree?
- ANS-Question 8 of 20: In Passage 2, the 0.33 paragraph typically serves to
- ANS-Question nine of 20: The passage implies that the discovery of water inside ringwoodite
is massive because it
"A wide variety of added species were harmless for decades and they [can] all of sudden
explode and become complicated," he says. - ANS-He factors to the instance of decorative figs
in Florida, which arrived within the early 1900s.
"If the newcomers are handiest converting the atmosphere however 'no longer causing
widespread harm'" then they shouldn't be managed. - ANS-The scientists disagree at the extent
of the harm and a way to manage nonnative species, however they agree that those species
can cause harm.
"something he hadn't seen before" and the water within the ringwoodite as "something stranger"
- ANS-emphasizes the unexpected nature of the invention, suggesting that it wasn't consistent
with previous assumptions.
"The extent of their damage may additionally were overstated," says Princeton's David Wilcove,
who first tallied up the hazard of invasive species and nonetheless stands by using it. -
ANS-"Maybe the issue is: Are we being strategic inside the manner we combat invasive
species? And I think it truly is a truthful query to raise."
"Unlike the former the English sonnet, but, the latter the Italian sonnet is organized into two
stanzas." - ANS-
a tiny bit of water, trapped and dispensed microscopically inside the mineral throughout its
formation. - ANS-Pearson completed an in depth analysis of the diamond in 2014, confirming
the water's discovery.
A: mark Ruchira's transformation from a frustrated, unskilled painter to a serene, succesful one.
- ANS-Choice A is the pleasant answer as it most accurately describes the feature of sentence
23, which shows a turning point in the narrative.
A: offer a viewpoint on nonnative species that sits someplace between Simberloff's and Davis's -
ANS-Choice A is the nice answer because it most as it should be describes the primary function
of the paragraph, wherein Wilcove's view is offered.
After his response, Ruchira realizes she had been preserving her very own breath, suggesting
that she were fearful approximately Biren's reaction. - ANS-
After training in Los Angeles, Tallchief started her super career, running generally with the New
York City Ballet and the mythical choreographer George Balanchine. - ANS-She quick rose in
, status to prima ballerina. Some credit score her performance as the Sugarplum Fairy in The
Nutcracker because the catalyst for the ballet's large recognition.
B: Some nonnative species can reason damage to the native ecosystems they inhabit. -
ANS-Choice B is the best answer because it presents a subject wherein Davis and Simberloff
are maximum in all likelihood to preserve a similar view.
Being at the gallery, she knew how exceptional her work became from everything in there, or
within the glossy art journals. - ANS-Her approach become crude—she hadn't taken training
and failed to intend to.
However he still supports the claim that nonnative species pose a risk—a threat that he become
first to become aware of "first tallied up the threat". - ANS-
But best artists did that. - ANS-Was he a closet artist, too?
C: Passage 2 gives responses to assertions that Passage 1 makes about an problem. - ANS-
can run thru a listing of devastating invasive species from Brazilian pepper in Florida to gray
squirrels within the U.K. To zebra mussels clogging water pipes in the Great Lakes. - ANS-He
says that Davis's argument that not all exotics are invasive is impractical.
Choice C is the great answer as it correctly identifies a difference among the Italian and English
sonnets mentioned within the passage. - ANS-The 2nd and 1/3 sentences of the passage
outline one manner wherein the styles of sonnets vary of their structure and range of stanzas:
Clearly, consistent with the information in Passage 2, Simberloff believes that nonnative species
are dangerous. - ANS-The 2nd paragraph of Passage 1 indicates that Davis acknowledges
there are harmful nonnative species but he specifies that
Confined to backyards until their pollinating wasp confirmed up 25 years ago, figs have now
invaded Everglades National Park. - ANS-Other ecologists have taken a extra nuanced view of
the invasive query.
D: indicates that there may be extra water in Earth's mantle than scientists previously concept -
ANS-Choice D is the pleasant answer because it correctly identifies what the passage implies is
the importance of the discovery of water within the speck of ringwoodite.
Davis and his like-minded colleagues contend that the rigid attitudes, and militaristic metaphors,
that represent the controversy approximately exceptional species make for bad science and
policy-making. - ANS-Off the pinnacle of his head, Dan Simberloff, professor of ecology and
evolution at the University of Tennessee,
Deborah Gordon, a biologist at Stanford University, research ant colonies within the Arizona
wasteland to locate how they - ANS-manipulate to perform complicated tasks with out a
language and no hierarchical leadership system.
Even her dad and mom did not know. - ANS-When they got here for dinner, she eliminated the
canvases from the wall and concealed them in her closet.
Exotic species are right here to stay, so get used to them, and neglect about ripping out the
fast-spreading shrub, buckthorn, on a massive scale or throwing Asian carp on the financial
institution to die. - ANS-If the rookies are most effective changing the surroundings but "no
longer inflicting extensive damage," then "altering one's
Finally he moved again and let loose a protracted, incredulous breath, and it struck her that she
had been keeping hers as nicely. - ANS-"Tell me approximately your paintings," he said.
From how data is transferred over the internet to the workings of our brains. - ANS-
