If Para 2 begins with “By contrast,” its role relative to Para 1 is MOST likely to:
If Para 2 begins with “By contrast,” its role relative to Para 1 is MOST likely to:
“In sum” at the start of a sentence MOST likely introduces:
“In sum” at the start of a sentence MOST likely introduces:
Which word is MOST pejorative in academic prose?
Which word is MOST pejorative in academic prose?
A compare–contrast passage will MOST likely contain:
A compare–contrast passage will MOST likely contain:
The word “nevertheless” often marks a:
The word “nevertheless” often marks a:
Parenthetical asides (in parentheses) MOST often serve to:
Parenthetical asides (in parentheses) MOST often serve to:
A “detached” tone MOST nearly means the author is:
A “detached” tone MOST nearly means the author is:
“Equivocal results” MOST likely indicates the author’s tone is:
“Equivocal results” MOST likely indicates the author’s tone is:
Which choice MOST clearly signals contempt?
Which choice MOST clearly signals contempt?
Which phrase MOST clearly conveys derision?
Which phrase MOST clearly conveys derision?
A neutral–analytic tone will MOST likely avoid:
A neutral–analytic tone will MOST likely avoid:
A laudatory tone is BEST paraphrased as:
A laudatory tone is BEST paraphrased as:
“The next section outlines the methodology.” This sentence:
“The next section outlines the methodology.” This sentence:
“Building on prior studies, we extend the model by…” This sentence functions to:
“Building on prior studies, we extend the model by…” This sentence functions to:
A final paragraph that begins “Ultimately” MOST likely:
A final paragraph that begins “Ultimately” MOST likely:
“On balance” MOST closely signals a tone of:
“On balance” MOST closely signals a tone of:
“We consider three factors.” This sentence primarily:
“We consider three factors.” This sentence primarily:
Which is MOST likely hyperbolic (and thus uncommon in RC)?
Which is MOST likely hyperbolic (and thus uncommon in RC)?
Topic sentences MOST commonly appear at:
Topic sentences MOST commonly appear at:
A sarcastic tone is LEAST likely when the author uses:
A sarcastic tone is LEAST likely when the author uses:
“Admirable in scope, the proposal is nevertheless impracticable.” The author’s attitude is:
“Admirable in scope, the proposal is nevertheless impracticable.” The author’s attitude is:
“Some argue A. Yet this overlooks B.” This pair primarily shows:
“Some argue A. Yet this overlooks B.” This pair primarily shows:
If paragraph 1 poses a question and para 2 presents three explanations, para 2’s role is:
If paragraph 1 poses a question and para 2 presents three explanations, para 2’s role is:
A sentence like “Our analysis has limitations” most likely:
A sentence like “Our analysis has limitations” most likely:
If a passage says: “The pilot program reduced wait times in most clinics,” which inference is MOST justified?
If a passage says: “The pilot program reduced wait times in most clinics,” which inference is MOST justified?