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1. 2.
In 1517, Martin Luther published the Ninety-five Theses, Seafood is nutrient rich and a good source of high-
a document that ________________________. Luther’s quality protein. Naturally occurring and extremely
document challenged the teachings and practices of complex, protein is an important component of every
the Roman Catholic Church. He argued that the cell in the body. ________________, much seafood sold in
Church’s practice of selling indulgences, or buying grocery stores has been found to be contaminated with
forgiveness, and the doctrine of papal infallibility were harmful bacteria, so health experts advise people to
at odds with the scripture. The ideas he put forth were cook it adequately before consuming. Fresh seafood is
widely accepted in countries in northern Europe and less likely to have contaminants compared to the frozen
the area became a stronghold for these Protestant kind. This is the reason many people are now buying
religions. However, people in southern Europe remained seafood directly from local fishermen who sell their
steadfast in their allegiance to the Roman Catholic catch along the beach.
(a) expanded the Pope’s power within the Church (b) However
3. 4.
The president is now scheduled to make a last-minute The German zoologist Ernst Haeckel was one of the first
trip to Louisiana for a campaign rally in advance of the to represent the phylogeny, or evolutionary history, of
state’s upcoming gubernatorial election. (a) According organisms in the form of a tree to make it easier to
to the administration’s press secretary, the president will comprehend. He used an illustration of an oak tree to
be in Monroe on November 6 to encourage voters to do this, placing the simplest life forms in lower
support the Republican candidate in the unexpectedly branches and the more complex animals in the higher
close race. (b) A state governor is elected every four ones. However, this depiction did not actually show
years. (c) The candidate hopes that the president’s evolution at all. Rather, it was a kind of hierarchy of the
immense popularity in the state will encourage voters species. In order to be a true evolutionary tree, it should
to head to the polls for him. (d) The election will be have arranged species based on their appearance in the
held on Saturday, November 12. geological record, with living ones at the top and
meant to portray.
(b) It proved that animals were all related through
evolutionary history.
(c) It connected the evolution of species from the plant
5.
Advice Columns Q: Which statement would the writer most likely agree
with?
thoughts.
Distressed parents often write to me for advice on
(c) Parents should not blame themselves for their
dealing with risky teenage behaviors like smoking,
teenagers’ behavior.
drinking, drug taking, and so on.
(d) Teenagers see risk-taking as a way to assert
independence.
First, let me assure parents that teenagers’ reckless
behavior is seldom due to a moral or intellectual
failing on anyone’s part. The reason for it lies mainly
in two psychological systems operating in the brain.
that combines visual art with dramatic performance. (a) The use of visual props created by performers
Broadly defined, it can even include performances (b) A dramatic reenactment of an everyday action or
on street corners around the world. However, these (c) The inclusion of elements of the local environment
definitions fail to capture what has been a hallmark (d) A sense of resistance against the prevalent social
The term performance art did not come into wide 7. Q: Which of the following is correct about the
use until the 1970s, but its origins go further back to Futurists according to the passage?
the 1910s, when Italy’s Futurists first tried to overturn (a) They started to give cultural performances in Italy
the cultural conventions of the day. At the time, the in the 1970s.
self-appointed guardians of artistic culture largely (b) They created works of art using non-traditional
the art world to support this view. Schools, critics, (c) They worked closely with the operators of art
galleries, and the rest rewarded formality, skill, and schools and galleries.
technique, and elevated artistic objects to positions (d) They viewed certain art works as objects to be