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Although Jaaks is a respected historian, her negative review of
Yancey's new book on the history of coastal fisheries in the
region rests on a mistake. Jaak's review argues that the book
inaccurately portrays the lives of fishery workers. However,
Yancey used the same research methods in this book as in her
other histories, which have been very popular. This book is also
very popular in local bookstores.
The reasoning above is flawed in that it
A) relies on the word of a scholar who is unqualified in the area
in question
B) attacks the person making the claim at issue rather than
addressing the claim
C) takes for granted that the popularity of a book is evidence of
its accuracy
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D) bases a general conclusion on a sample that is likely to be
unrepresentative
E) presumes, without providing justification, that the methods
used by Yancey are the only methods that would produce
accurate results - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > C
A ring of gas emitting X-rays flickering 450 times per second has
been observed in a stable orbit around a black hole. In light of
certain widely accepted physical theories, that rate of flickering
can best be explained if the ring of gas has a radius of 49
kilometers. But the gas ring could not maintain an orbit so close
to a black hole unless the black hole was spinning.
The statements above, if true, most strongly support which one
of the following, assuming that the widely accepted physical
theories referred to above are correct?
A) black holes that have orbiting rings of gas with radii greater
than 49 kilometers are usually stationary
B) only rings of gas that are in stable orbits around black holes
emit flickering X-rays
C) the black hole that is within the ring of gas observed by the
astronomers is spinning
D) X-rays emitted by rings of gas orbiting black holes cause
those black holes to spin
E) a black hole - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > C
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Sea turtle hatchlings leaving their hatching grounds on Florida
beaches reach ocean currents by swimming to the northeast, as
defined by the north of the Earth's magnetic field. Florida
hatchlings placed in a large indoor tank also swim toward the
northeast. But when the tank is surrounded by an artificial
magnetic field twice as strong as the Earth's field and opposite in
direction, the hatchlings swim in the direction opposite to that in
which they swim without the artificial magnetic field.
The information in the statements above most strongly supports
which one of the following?
A) once baby sea turtles reach the open sea, they join groups of
adults in the North Atlantic
B) the direction in which ocean currents flow is determined by
the magnetic field of the Earth
C) baby sea turtles are able to sense the magnetic field of the
Earth
D) no sea turtle ever returns to the beach where it hatched
E) if a sea turtle - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > C
Concerns for the environment have led chemists to develop
plastics that are degradable. All degradable plastics, which are
potentially useful packaging materials, need just the right
conditions to break down. Some need exposure to sunlight, some
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need to be buried in soil and some need to be submerged in
water. It should be cautioned that some degradable plastics leave
residues of unknown toxicity.
If all of the statements in the passage are true, which one of the
following must also be true?
A) some materials that are potentially useful for packaging leave
residues of unknown toxicity
B) some degradable plastics need both sunlight and submersion
in order to break down
C) some materials that need sunlight in order to break down are
not potentially useful packing materials
D) some materials that leave residues of unknown toxicity are
not degradable plastics '
E) some materials that need to be buried in soil to break - ✔✔✔
Correct Answer > A
Competitive figure skaters are judged by panels of up to 9 judges,
who use a numerical scale with the highest mark being 6. To
arrive at a total score, all judges' marks are summed.
Competitive divers are judged by panels of 5 or 7 judges using a
scale with 10 as the highest mark. Before all judges' marks are
summed to a final score, however, the highest and lowest marks
are discarded in order to eliminate the possibility of bias either in
favor of or against a particular diver. Competitive figure skating