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（A）Mideastimmigrants'

ratesofentrepreneurshipexceed

（B）Mideastimmigrantsareexhibitingratesofentrepreneurshipexceeding

（C）ImmigrantsfromtheMideastexhibitratesofentrepreneurshipexceedingthoseof

（D）TheratesofentrepreneurshipinimmigrantsfromtheMideastexceed

（E）TheratesofMideastimmigrants'

entrepreneurshipexceedsthoseof

Q2.p1-sc61.（27809-!

003354）

ThebonesofMajungatholusatopus,ameat-eatingdinosaurthatisadistantrelativeofTyrannosaurusrexandcloselyresemblesSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaurs,havebeendiscoveredinMadagascar.

（A）ThebonesofMajungatholusatopus,ameat-eatingdinosaurthatisadistantrelativeofTyrannosaurusrexandcloselyresemblesSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaurs,havebeendiscoveredinMadagascar.

（B）Thebonesofameat-eatingdinosaur,Majungatholusatopus,adistantrelativeofTyrannosaurusrexandwithacloseresemblancetoSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaurs,hasbeendiscoveredinMadagascar.

（C）InMadagascar,thebonesofameat-eatingdinosaur,Majungatholusatopus,distantlyrelatedtoTyrannosaurusrexandcloselyresembledSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaurs,havebeendiscovered.

（D）AdistantrelativeofTyrannosaurusrex,bearingacloseresemblancetoSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaursisMajungatholusatopus,ameat-eatingdinosaur,thebonesofwhichhavebeendiscoveredinMadagascar.

（E）AdistantrelativeofTyrannosaurusrexandcloselyresemblingSouthAmericanpredatorydinosaurs,thebonesofameat-eatingdinosaur,Majungatholusatopus,havebeendiscoveredinMadagascar.

Q3.p1-sc62.（27855-!

003426）

Datagatheredbyweathersatelliteshasbeenanalyzedbyscientists,reportingthattheEarth'

snorthernlatitudeshavebecomeabouttenpercentgreenersince1980,duetomorevigorousplantgrowthassociatedwithwarmertemperaturesandhigherlevelsofatmosphericcarbondioxide.

（A）Datagatheredbyweathersatelliteshasbeenanalyzedbyscientists,reportingthattheEarth'

snorthernlatitudeshave

（B）Datagatheredbyweathersatelliteshasbeenanalyzedbyscientists,andtheyreporttheEarth'

snorthernlatitudesashaving

（C）Afteranalyzingdatagatheredbyweathersatellites,scientistsreportthattheEarth'

（D）Afteranalysisofdata,gatheredbyweathersatellites,scientistsreporttheEarth'

（E）Afterdatagatheredbyweathersatelliteswasanalyzedbyscientists,whoreportthattheEarth'

Q4.p1-cr44.（33799-!

007092）

Incountriesinwhichnewlife-sustainingdrugscannotbepatented,suchdrugsaresoldatwidelyaffordableprices;

thosesamedrugs,wherepatented,commandpremiumpricesbecausethepatentsshieldpatent-holdingmanufacturersfromcompetitors.Thesefactsshowthatfutureaccesstonewlife-sustainingdrugscanbeimprovedifthepracticeofgrantingpatentsonnewlydevelopedlife-sustainingdrugsweretobeabolishedeverywhere.

Whichofthefollowing,iftrue,mostseriouslyweakenstheargument?

（A）Incountriesinwhichlife-sustainingdrugscannotbepatented,theirmanufactureisneverthelessaprofitableenterprise.

（B）Countriesthatdonotcurrentlygrantpatentsonlife-sustainingdrugsare,forthemostpart,countrieswithlargepopulations.

（C）Insomecountriesspecificprocessesforthemanufactureofpharmaceuticaldrugscanbepatentedevenincasesinwhichthedrugsthemselvescannotbepatented.

（D）Pharmaceuticalcompaniescanaffordtheresearchthatgoesintothedevelopmentofnewdrugsonlyifpatentsallowthemtoearnhighprofits.

（E）Countriesthatgrantpatentsonlife-sustainingdrugsalmostalwaysbantheirimportationfromcountriesthatdonotgrantsuchpatents.

Q5.p1-cr45.（33847-!

007123）

Amajorimpedimenttowideacceptanceofelectricvehiclesevenonthepartofpeoplewhousetheircarsalmostexclusivelyforcommutingistheinabilitytouseelectricvehiclesforoccasionalextendedtrips.Inanattempttomakepurchasingelectricvehiclesmoreattractivetocommuters,oneelectricvehicleproducerisplanningtooffercustomersthreedaysfreerentalofaconventionalcarforevery1,000milesthattheydrivetheirelectricvehicle.

Whichofthefollowing,iftrue,mostthreatenstheplan'

sprospectsforsuccess?

（A）Manyelectricvehiclesthatareusedforcommercialpurposesarenotneededforextendedtrips.

（B）Becauseamajorityofcommutersdriveatleast100milesaweek,thecosttotheproducerofmakinggoodtheofferwouldaddconsiderablytothealreadyhighpriceofelectricvehicles.

（C）Therelativelylongtimeittakestorechargethebatteryofanelectricvehiclecaneasilybefittedintotheregularpatternsofcarusecharacteristicofcommuters.

（D）Althoughelectricvehiclesareessentiallyemission-freeinactualuse,generatingtheelectricitynecessaryforcharginganelectricvehicle'

sbatterycanburdentheenvironment.

（E）Somefamilyvehiclesareusedprimarilynotforcommutingbutformakingshortlocaltrips,suchastodoerrands.

Essay#9.148（22549-!

00148-00）

InanewbookabouttheantipartyfeelingoftheearlypoliticalleadersoftheUnitedStates,RalphKetchamarguesthatthefirstsixPresidentsdiffereddecisivelyfromlaterPresidentsbecausethefirstsixheldvaluesinheritedfromtheclassicalhumanisttraditionofeighteenth-centuryEngland.Inthisview,governmentwasdesignednottosatisfytheprivatedesiresofthepeoplebuttomakethembettercitizens;

thistraditionstressedthedisinteresteddevotionofpoliticalleaderstothepublicgood.Justice,wisdom,andcourageweremoreimportantqualitiesinaleaderthantheabilitytoorganizevotersandwinelections.Indeed,leadersweresupposedtobecalledtoofficeratherthantorunforoffice.Andiftheytookuptheburdensofpublicofficewithasenseofduty,leadersalsobelievedthatsuchofficeswerenaturallytheirduebecauseoftheirsocialpreeminenceortheircontributionstothecountry.Giventhisclassicalconceptionofleadership,itisnotsurprisingthatthefirstsixPresidentscondemnedpoliticalparties.Partieswerepartialbydefinition,self-interested,andthereforeservingsomethingotherthanthetranscendentpublicgood.

Evenduringthefirstpresidency（Washington'

s）,however,theclassicalconceptionofvirtuousleadershipwasbeingunderminedbycommercialforcesthathadbeengatheringsinceatleastthebeginningoftheeighteenthcentury.Commerce--itsprofit-making,itsself-interestedness,itsindividualism--becametheenemyoftheseclassicalideals.AlthoughKetchamdoesnotpicturethestruggleinquitethisway,hedoesrightlyseeJackson'

stenure（theseventhpresidency）astheculminationoftheacceptanceofparty,commerce,andindividualism.FortheJacksonians,nonpartisanshiplostitsrelevance,andunderthedirectionofVanBuren,partygainedanewlegitimacy.TheclassicalidealsofthefirstsixPresidentsbecameidentifiedwithaprivilegedaristocracy,anaristocracythathadtobeovercomeinordertoallowcompetitionbetweenopposingpoliticalinterests.Ketchamissostronglycommittedtojustifyingtheclassicalideals,however,thatheunderestimatestheadvantagesoftheirdecline.Forexample,theclassicalconceptionofleadershipwasincompatiblewithourmodernnotionofthefreedomsofspeechandpress,freedomsintimatelyassociatedwiththelegitimacyofopposingpoliticalparties.

Q6.p1-rcQuestion#29.148-01（22595-!

000148-01）

Thepassageisprimarilyconcernedwith

（A）describingandcomparingtwotheoriesabouttheearlyhistoryoftheUnitedStates

（B）describingandanalyzinganargumentabouttheearlyhistoryoftheUnitedStates

（C）discussingnewevidencethatqualifiesatheoryabouttheearlyhistoryoftheUnitedStates

（D）refutingatheoryaboutpoliticalleadershipintheUnitedStates

（E）resolvinganambiguityinanargumentaboutpoliticalleadershipintheUnitedStates

Q7.p1-rcQuestion#30.148-02（22641-!

000148-02）

Accordingtothepassage,theauthorandKetchamagreeonwhichofthefollowingpoints?

（A）ThefirstsixPresidentsheldthesameideasaboutpoliticalpartiesasdidlaterPresidentsintheUnitedStates.

（B）ClassicalidealssupportedthegrowthofcommercialforcesintheUnitedStates.

（C）ThefirstpoliticalpartiesintheUnitedStateswereformedduringVanBuren'

sterminoffice.

（D）ThefirstsixPresidentsplacedgreatemphasisonindividualismandcivilrights.

（E）WidespreadacceptanceofpoliticalpartiesoccurredduringAndrewJackson'

spresidency.

Q8.p1-rcQuestion#31.148-03（22687-!

000148-03）

Itcanbeinferredthattheauthorofthepassagewouldbemostlikelytoagreethatmodernviewsofthefreedomsofspeechandpressare

（A）valuescloselyassociatedwiththebeliefsofthearistocracyoftheearlyUnitedStates

（B）politicalrightslesscompatiblewithdemocracyandindividualismthanwithclassicalideals

（C）politicalrightsuninfluencedbytheformationofopposingpoliticalparties

（D）valuesnotinherentintheclassicalhumanisttraditionofeighteenth-centuryEngland

（E）valueswhoseinterpretationwouldhavebeenagreedonbyallUnitedStatesPresidents

Q9.p1-rcQuestion#32.148-04（22733-!

000148-04）

Whichofthefollowing,iftrue,providestheLEASTsupportfortheauthor'

sargumentaboutcommerceandpoliticalpartiesduringJackson'

spresidency?

（A）Manys