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Passage1

Thepowerofrole-playingvideogamesresidesinthewaysinwhichtheymeldlearningandidentity.Aplayer’stakingontheidentityofacharacterinagameconstitutesLineaformofidentificationwiththevirtualcharacter’sworld,story,andperspectives.Theplayerprojectshisorherownhopes,values,andfearsontothecharacterthatheorsheisco-creatingwiththevideogame’sdesigners.Doingsoallowstheplayertoimagineanewidentitybornattheintersectionoftheplayer’sreal-worldidentitiesandtheidentityofthecharacter.Thisnewidentityspeaksto,andpossiblytransforms,theplayer’svalues.

Passage2

Role-playingvideogamesofferusmanydifferentcontextsforpresentingourselves.ThosepossibilitiesareparticularlyimportantforadolescentsbecausetheyofferwhatpsychologistErikEriksondescribesasamoratorium---asafespaceforthepersonalexperimentationthatissocrucialinadolescentdevelopment.Butsomepeoplewhogainfluencyinexpressingmultipleaspectsofselfmayfindithardertodevelopauthenticselves.Childrenwhowritenarrativesforthecharacterstheyplaymaygrowupwithtoolittleexperienceinhowtosharetheirrealfeelingswithotherpeople.Role-playingvideogameshavemadeitpossibletohavetheillusionofcompanionshipwithoutthedemandsoffriendship.

1.Bothpassagessuggestthatvideogames

(A)areunderutilizedaseducationaltools

(B)negativelyinfluencepsychologicaldevelopment

(C)relyonacommonsetofcharactersandsituations

(D)allowplayerstoexperiencealternativeidentities

(E)mirrorexperiencesplayersarelikelytohaveinreallife

2.Inline4,“form”mostnearlymeans

(A)structure

(B)figure

(C)pattern

(D)type

(E)custom"

3.Whichbestdescribestherelationshipbetweenthetwopassages?

(A)Passage1offersananalysisofanactivitythatPassage2suggestsmaybeharmful.

(B)Passage1mountsanardentdefenseofahobbythatPassage2portraysasfrivolous.Passage1concedesthatapositionendorsedbyPassage2hassomevalidity.

(D)Passage1providesasocialexplanationforaphenomenonthatPassage2arguesisbestunderstoodpsychologically.

(E)Passage1givesasimplifiedaccountofanexperiencethatPassage2claimsisextremelycomplex.

4.Bothauthorsmakethepointthatplayersofvideogamesare

(A)mostoftenchildrenandteens

(B)sometimeschangedbythegamestheyplay

(C)typicallydedicatedtoprinciplesoffairplay

(D)generallyrepresentativeofsocietyasawhole

(E)usuallygoodatseparatingtheirrealandvirtuallives

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Washington:

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DeliaDaleylooksoutoverthecarpetofpeople,morepeoplethansheknewexisted.Herstepsslowassheslipsinbehindthemile-longcrowd.Allinfrontofher,thedecades-longGreatMigration2comeshome.Shefeelsthedanger,rightdownherspine.Acrowdthissizecouldtrampleherwithoutanyonenoticing.Buttheprizeliesattheotherendofthisglidingcrush.Shebreathesin,forcingherdiaphragmdown---support,appoggio!

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