Expression of Ideas

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Mar 17, 2024

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Before California's 1911 election to approve a proposition granting women the right to vote, activists across the state sold tea to promote the cause of suffrage. In San Francisco, the Woman's Suffrage Party sold Equality Tea at local fairs.________ in Los Angeles, activist Nancy Tuttle Craig, who ran one of California's largest grocery store firms, distributed Votes for Women Tea. Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?

Difficulty: Medium

For example,

To conclude,

Similarly,

In other words,

In 2019, researcher Patricia Jurado Gonzalez and food historian Nawal Nasrallah prepared a stew from a 4,000-year-old recipe found on a Mesopotamian clay tablet. When they tasted the dish, known as pasratum ("unwinding"), they found that it had a mild taste and inspired a sense of calm. ________ the researchers, knowing that dishes were sometimes named after their intended effects, theorized that the dish's name, "unwinding," referred to its function: to help ancient diners relax. Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?

Difficulty: Medium

Therefore,

Alternately,

Nevertheless,

Likewise,

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: * In 2013, archaeologists studied cat bone fragments they had found in the ruins of Quanhucun, a Chinese farming village. * The fragments were estimated to be 5,300 years old. * A chemical analysis of the fragments revealed that the cats had consumed large amounts of grain. * The grain consumption is evidence that the Quanhucun cats may have been domesticated. The student wants to present the Quanhucun study and its conclusions. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

Difficulty: Medium

As part of a 2013 study of cat domestication, a chemical analysis was conducted on cat bone fragments found in Quanhucun, China.

A 2013 analysis of cat bone fragments found in Quanhucun, China, suggests that cats there may have been domesticated 5,300 years ago.

In 2013, archaeologists studied what cats in Quanhucun, China, had eaten more than 5,000 years ago.

Cat bone fragments estimated to be 5,300 years old were found in Quanhucun, China, in 2013.