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Passage A Joe’s last three ex-girlfriends—Wendy, Rosie, and…

Passage AJoe’s last three ex-girlfriends—Wendy, Rosie, and Polly—all had red hair and green eyes, were stunningly beautiful, and had PhDs in organic chemistry. Since his relationships with all of those women were failures, Joe’s recent marriage is sure to fail, too. After all, his new wife is also a stunningly beautiful redhead with green eyes, and she is a professor of organic chemistry at the University.

Which of the following entities function as an analogue in Passage A? Check all that apply.

 

Red hair

PhD in organic chemistry

Polly

Stunning beauty

Joe’s new wife

Wendy

Rosie

 

Passage BBecky, Joanne, and Leticia all won individual state championships as members of their high school tennis teams and, consequently, they received several scholarship offers to play tennis in college. In high school, Becky, Joanne, and Leticia were also heavily involved in community service activities and maintained a 4.0 grade point average while taking very difficult classes. Since Stella took the same classes as Becky, Joanne, and Leticia, and also maintained a high grade point average, participated in similar community service activities, and played on the tennis team, she should also be able to get a college scholarship to play tennis.

Which of the following entities, if any, function as secondary analogues in Passage B?  Check all that apply.

 

Community service activities

Becky

Stella

Joanne

Leticia

The high school tennis team

Difficult classes

Passage CNew York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia are the five most populous cities in the United States. In each case, several tall buildings can be found in their city centers. The tallest buildings in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston are all more than 1,000 feet tall. Therefore, Philadelphia must also have buildings that are more than 1,000 feet tall.

Philadelphia serves as a blank  in Passage C.

Passage AJoe’s last three ex-girlfriends—Wendy, Rosie, and Polly—all had red hair and green eyes, were stunningly beautiful, and had PhDs in organic chemistry. Since his relationships with all of those women were failures, Joe’s recent marriage is sure to fail, too. After all, his new wife is also a stunningly beautiful redhead with green eyes, and she is a professor of organic chemistry at the University.

Which of the following entities function as an analogue in Passage A? Check all that apply.

 

Red hair

PhD in organic chemistry

Polly

Stunning beauty

Joe’s new wife

Wendy

Rosie

Passage BBecky, Joanne, and Leticia all won individual state championships as members of their high school tennis teams and, consequently, they received several scholarship offers to play tennis in college. In high school, Becky, Joanne, and Leticia were also heavily involved in community service activities and maintained a 4.0 grade point average while taking very difficult classes. Since Stella took the same classes as Becky, Joanne, and Leticia, and also maintained a high grade point average, participated in similar community service activities, and played on the tennis team, she should also be able to get a college scholarship to play tennis.

Which of the following entities, if any, function as secondary analogues in Passage B?  Check all that apply.

 

Community service activities

Becky

Stella

Joanne

Leticia

The high school tennis team

Difficult classes

Passage CNew York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia are the five most populous cities in the United States. In each case, several tall buildings can be found in their city centers. The tallest buildings in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston are all more than 1,000 feet tall. Therefore, Philadelphia must also have buildings that are more than 1,000 feet tall.

Philadelphia serves   blank ( as the secondary analogue, to identify a similarly, as a priamry analogue  in Passage C