Thermal technologies have been used in the food industry for over 100 years.providing a way of preserving food in large batches.Recent advancements in ohmic heating were made through research in Chile on the preservation of strawberries.Ohmic heating isgenerally consideredto be an improvement over more conventional thermal preservation methods:whereas conventional methods transfer energy from the surface of a food to its interior,ohmicheating passes electric current through food products to generate heat within the food itself. Which choice best states the main purpose of the text?

It introduces ohmic heating as a food preservation technology and identifies one of its advantages.

It provides an overview of the research into ohmic heating both globally and in a specific country

It explains why conventional heating methods are popular in commercial applications and proposes a shift away from these methods.

It suggests that there are possible flaws in ohmic heating technologies that have not yet been well researched.

The following text is from Julia Alvarezs 2000 novel In theNante of Salome. Salone,apnet,ishosting guests in the front parlor of her family home,and Ramonais her sisterAsalon is a social gathering for the exploration of intellectual ideas. It was evening when the two men gotup to leave.Tia Ana hadalready come intothe room several times tosee if these guestshad departed yet.The front parlor had always been her special province.as she used it for her little school.Now ,every evening.it turned into Salome's salon,as Ramona called it.and it was never in order for its transformation back toa classroomthe following morning. vz000by |uha Ararez Based onthe text,what most likely mctivates Tia Ana's behavior during Salome's salon?

She considersthe guests to be uninteresting and is trying to convince them to leave.

She is anxious for the gathering to disperse so that she can ready the space for her own needs.

She is impatient to share her plans to start a new school with the guests and hopes they will support her.

She is frustrated because she needs assistance else where in the house, but Salome is unavailable while entertaining the guests.

Mexicantextile artist Victoria Villasana weavesstories of triumph,using her unique methodof applying colorful yarn to photographs of people.In some works,Villasana focuseson celebratingcultural icons whoare people of color,as she does in her depiction of musicianand composerPrince. However.in other works.Villasana honors ordinary people.as she does in her captivating portrayal of a young girl sitting on a sidewalk.Villasana sees both of these approaches as ways of depicting the power and interconnectednessof all people Which choice best states the main idea of the text?

Villasana's works focus on recognizing both famous and everyday examples of human strength and connection.

Villasana's portrayal of a young girl siting on a sidewalk focuses more on human connection than it does on human resilience.

Villasana began her artistic careerby paintingportraits of famous people and then transitionedto depicting everyday people instead.

vllasanas depicion ofPrince receives more attention from scholars than her depiction of a young girl siting on a sidewalk daes.

It is common for freshwater lakes near or above a latitude of 45°north of the equator,like LakeMjosa in Norway,to accumulatesurface ice in winter.The amount and duration of ice depends on many factors, including local weather conditions as well as the lake's depth,volume, and surface area,but a climate researcher claims that some lakes in these latitudes have seen a decline in the duration of ice berween the early 1980s and the mid-2000s. Which choice best describes data from the graph that support the researcher's claim?

Näckten had approximately 175 days of ice in the winter of 1980-81 and approximately 135 days of ice in the winter of 2005-06,

None of the three lakes had fewer days of ice in the winter of 1980-81 than they did in the winter of 2005-06.

Spirit Lake had approximately 100 days of icein the winter of 1980-81 and approximately 125 days of ice in the winter of 2005-06.

The highest number of days of ice a lake in the graph had in the winterof 2005-06 was approximately 135.

Many films in a language other than Engllsh grow to be financially successful over the course of their time in movie theaters in the United States,but some become immediate successes in their opening weekends. A journalist claims that a films reception can greatly influence its long-term success.Indications that the film is of high quality,such as an Oscar nomination, can dramatically boast public interest in the film and thus its overall earnings even with a relatively modest opening weekend performance. Which choice best describes data from the table that support the journalist's claim?

PansLabyrinth,which was recognized by the Oscars.earned less money in its opening weekend but had higher lifetime earnings than Huevos:Little Roosters Lgg-cellent Adverture,which was not recognized by the Oscars.

The Lives of others was recognized by the Oscars,but Baahubali 2:The Conchusion.which was not recognized by the Oscars, had higher lifetime earnings.

Although the opening weekend earnings were $10.430,497 for Baahubali 2:The Conclusion and S3.424.702 for Hueros:Little RoostersEgg-cellentAdventure, neither film wasrecognized by the Oscars.

Although Pan's Labyrinth and The Lhes ofOthers were both recognized by the Oscars,Pan's Labyrinth had higher lifetime and opening weekend earnings.

Rue du Petit-Champlain in Québec City.Canada,is a pedestrianized strcet— it is closed to cartraffic except in special circumstances.Students in Québec City surveyed residents about a proposal to increase the amount of car traffic allowed on Rue du Petit-Champlain.The survey results suggest that residents aregenerallyagainst the proposal,and the students claim that much of the survey respondents'opposition stems from concernsthat allowing more car traffic would diminish the distinctive characterof the street. Which quotation from asurvey respondent would best illustratethe students'claim?

“People behind this idea hardly consulted any of uswho work or live around Rue du Petit-Champlain.This proposal doesn't reflect our opinions."

"I think Québec City needs morestreets like Rue du Petit- Champlain,not more streets full of loud cars spewing exhaust fumes into the air."

“Rue du Petit-Champlain is one of the most unusual streets in Québec City.I would hate to see it become just like any other street."

“A lot of the businesses on Rue du Petit-Champlain depend on foot traffic.If fewer people walk on the streetbecause there are morecars,those businesses might struggle."

Arthurian legends(tales related to the characterof King Arthur)derive from many sources,such as Preiddeu Annwfn,composed around 900,and Erec and Enide from around 1170.One of the most significant sources, Geoffrey of Monmouth's History ofthe Kings of Britain,was written in the 1130s;some material from it was later adapted by the Norman poet Wace into the Roman de Brut in 1155.But while the Roman de Brut includes references to the famous Round Table at which Arthur's knights assembled, nothing written before 1155 does,which suggests that Which choice most logically completes the text?

Geoffrey of Monmouth was unaware of stories of the Round Table when composing his History,though historians know that works containing such storieswere available to him.

Roman de Brut is more historically accurate than History,because Erec and Enide had not been written when Geoffrey of Monmouth was writing his work.

Geoffrey of Monmouth's accounts of Arthurian legends in his History are more similar overall in content to the accounts in Erec andEnidethan they are to the accounts in Roman de Brut.

any Arthurian legend that mentions the Round Table likely has a lineage that connects it to Roman de Brut.

While researching a topic,a student has taken the following notes: Spinach is a vegetable that contains ascorbic acid,an essential nutrient for humans. There is 30milligrams(mg)of ascorbic acid in every 100 grams(g)of spinach. Cauliflower is a vegetable that contains ascorbic acid. There is 48 mg of ascorbic acid in every 100gof cauliflower. Humans cannot make ascorbic acid in their bodies,so they mustget it from foods, including fruits and vegetables. Ascorbic acid is also known as vitamin C. The student wants to emphasize a similarity between spinach and cauliflower:Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

One thing that spinach and cauliflower have in common is that they both contain vitamin C.

Humans cannot make vitamin C in their bodies, so they must get this essential nutrient from vegetables, such as spinach.

Just ike fruits,vegetables are a food that humans can eat to get ascorbic acid,also known as vitamin C.

Cauliflower is a vegetable that contains ascorbic acid;in fact, thereis 48 mg of it in every 100g of cauliflower.

While researching a topic,a student has taken the following notes: In 2022,University of Miami researchers discovered brine pools in the Gulf of Aqaba. Abrine pool is an underwater lake that sits on the ocean floor: The water in brine pools is three to eight times saltier than the surrounding ocean. ● The extreme saltiness of this water makes it toxicto most sea life. Some forms of bacteria are able to survive in brine pools The student wants to explain why brine poolsare toxic to most sea life. Which choice most effectively uses relevant informationfrom the notes to accomplish this goal?

Though brine pools are toxic to most sealife, some bacteria can survive there.

The brine pools in the Gulf of Aqaba aretoxic to most sea life and were discovered by researchers in 2022.

The waterin brine pools is toxic to most sea life because it is three to eight times saltier than thesurrounding ocean.

Brine pools are salty underwater lakes that sit on the ocean floor.

While researchinga topic,a student has taken the following notes: Dysphania pusilla is a plant species. It was believed to be extinct until a living specimen was identified in New Zealand in 2015. Pseudorca crassidens is a mammal species. It was believed to be extinct until a livingspecimen was identified in Denmark in 1861. They are considered Lazarus species. "Lazarus species"is aterm for living species of organisms that were once believed to be extinct. The student wants to specify where Dysphania pusilla was identified.Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

Previously believed to be extinct,a living specimen of Dysphania pusilla was identified in New Zealand.

In1861,a livingspecimen of Pseudorca crassidenswas found in Denmark.

A living specimen of Dysphania pusilla,once believed to be extinct,was identified in 2015.

Examples of Lazarus species can be found in Dysphania pusilla as well as Pseudorca crassidens.

Marine biology is primarily the study of sea life. Mary Jane Rathbun was an American marine biologist born in 1860. ● She is known for her research on freshwater crabs. Ornithology is primarily the study of birds. Emilie Snethlage was a German-Brazilian ornithologist born in 1868. ● She is known for her research on Brazilian birds. Which choice most effectively uses information from the given sentences to emphasize a similarity between Rathbun and Snethlage?

Like marine biologist Mary Jane Rathbun,ornithologist Emilie Snethlage dedicated her scientific career to the study of living organisms.

The marine biologist Mary Jane Rathbun was born in 1860,but ornithologist Emilie Snethlage was born later,in 1868.

Marine biology and ornithology arejust two examples of the myriad fields in which scientists can specialize.

Mary Jane Rathbun conducted research on freshwatercrabs; Emilie Snethlage,by contrast,is known for her research on Brazilian birds.

Amsterdam has high pedestrian traffic,but simply replicating a feature of Amsterdam associated with walkability一e.g.,its high number of relatively short blocks—may be insufficient to induce increased walking in other cities.As urbanist Mariela Alfonzo argues,our understanding of individuals'decision-making about whether to walk is insufficiently robust: some studies emphasize the role of climate conditions,others the role of recreational amenities,and so on,but walking decisions are made in complex contexts in which multiple conditions and needs inform individuals'choices. Which choice best describes the function of the underlined portion in the text as a whole?

It elaborates on a claim presented earlier in the sentence.

It illustrates a scholarly disagreement described earlier in the sentence.

It summarizes the findingsof studieswhose methods are discussed earlier in the sentence.

It acknowledges a potential objection to the argument presented earlier in the sentence.

Text 1 Scholarship today overrepresents formal experimentation,such as William Carlos Williams's use of minimalistic,image-based structures,well beyond the degree to which it actually influenced US poetry during the modernist period(roughly 1900-1945).Meanwhile,the work of Countee Cullen,who relied on conventional poetic forms associated with previous literary periods,attracts woefully little attention from scholars of modernism. Text 2 Distant reading,or computer-assisted quantitative analysis of massive collections of digitized texts,can reveal stylisticelements that have heretofore escaped notice,despite being shared by numerous texts from the modernist period.For too long,scholars have focused on experimental versus conventional poetic forms,inhibiting inquiry into other points of stylistic correspondence among poems that would enrich our understanding of the modernist canon. Based on the texts,how would the author of Text 2 most likely regard the emphasis that Text 1 places on poetic form during the modernist period?

As having the effect of forestalling consideration of the full stylistic dimensions of poetry written in the period

As overestimating the impact that poetic form,whether experimental or conventional,has on the reading experience

As being founded on a misconception about modernist poetry that has been called into question by distant reading

As complementing the study of other stylistic features that distinguish the modernist period

In her 1998 book Blues Legacies and Black Feminism,Angela Y.Davis bases her analysis in part on recordings of songs sung in the 1920s by Gertrude "Ma"Rainey and Bessie Smith.Davis focuses on how Rainey and Smith improvised the lyrics—replacing the original lines with mischievous jokes and wordplay.Davis's work was particularly labor intensive because in order to transcribe,or write down,the lyrics as Rainey and Smith sang them,Davis had to listen repeatedly to the vinyl recordings,which weren't very clear. What does the text most strongly suggest about the songs sung by Rainey and Smith?

There were few,if any.reliable transcriptions of Smith's and Rainey's improvised lyrics when Davis began her research.

The songs have grown in popularity since Rainey and Smith first sang them.

According to Davis,the songs sung by Rainey were more musically innovative than those sung by Smith typically were.

There were more recordings made of Rainey's songs than there were of Smith's.

Rafael Núnez and colleaguesstudied how members of the Yupno,an Indigenous group in Papua New Guinea,conceptualize time.The researchers recorded Yupno speakers explaining certain temporal words and phrases,such as abjuk,a present-oriented expression that translates to "now,"and coded each speaker's manual gestures.Previous research has found a tendency in many cultures to make temporal distinctions using spatial concepts and gestures,particularly along egocentric axes (i.e, relative to the orientation of the speaker):for instance,English speakers often refer to the front/back axis to describe events in time.In an anthropology paper; a student claims that the tendency toward ego-based conceptualizations of time is universal. Which finding.if true,would most directly weaken the student's claim?

When Yupno speakerswho are outdoors usegestures to refer to the past,they point downhill from their current location regardless of which way they are facing.

Some Yupno grammatical structures usedwhen talking about time are also used in English.

A Yupno speakerpoints in opposite directions when indicating a past event versus a future event.

Although Yupno speakers and English speakers both use gestures to indicate orientation in time,Yupno speakers tend to use fewer gestures overall when speaking than English speakers do.

Neurobiologists Laura Cuaya,Raúl Hernández-Perez,and colleagues investigated the language detection abilities of eighteen dogs.The researchers monitored the brain activity of Bran(a border collie).Alma(a mixed breed),and other dogs while the animals listened to three recordings:one of The Little Prince being read in Spanish,the second in Hungarian, and a third made up of short, randomly selected fragments of the firsttwo, scrambled so that they didn't resemble human speech.Each dog was familiar with either Spanish or Hungarian, but not both.The team concluded that differences in dogs' anatomical features may affect their ability to distinguish speech from nonspeech. Which findingfrom the study,if true,would most directly support the team's conclusion?

Compared with longer-headed dogs,shorter-headed dogs showed less difference in brain activity when hearing either Spanish or Hungarian than when hearing the scrambled recording.

The pattern of brain activity that long-headed dogs showed when hearing the scrambled recording was different from the pattern of brain activity that short-headed dogs showed when hearing the language they were accustomed to.

Long-headed dogs accustomed to hearing Spanish tended to show more brain activity when hearing Spanish than long- headed dogs accustomed to hearing Hungarian showed when hearing Hungarian.

Compared with longer-headed dogs,shorter-headed dogs showed a greater difference in brain activity when hearing the language they were accustomed to than when hearing the other language.

The onsets of growing seasons in Alaska have been shifting earlier, potentially enabling increased carbon dioxide(CO₂)absorption through greater productivity of mooseberry(Viburnum edule)plants and other vegetation,but also potentially enabling increased CO₂output through greater heterotrophic respiration(CO₂generated by the activity of soil microorganisms).Hydrologist Yonghong Yi and her colleagues modeled seasonal changes in net CO₂in Alaska in a landscape grid of1 square kilometer (km²)cellsand again in a grid of 10 km²cells,which are finer resolutions than most models of net CO₂have achieved.The researchers concluded that variations in the landscape affect netCO₂in ways that most models are too coarse to capture. Which finding from the researchers' study,if true,would most directly support the researchers' conclusion?

When seasonal fluxes in average CO₂absorption and heterotrophic respiration were modeled using a grid of 1 km² cells,much more data were generated than when seasonal fluxes were modeled using a grid of 10 km²cells, though the two models reported identical net CO₂ .

Higher average heterotrophic respiration rates were found for summer months than forwintermonths when modeled using either agrid of 1km²cells or a grid of 10 km²cells.

No correlations between seasonalvariations in average heterotrophic respiration and CO₂absorption by V.edde and other plant species were found when modeled using either a grid of 1 km²cells or a grid of 10 km²cells.

Lower averageheterotrophic respiration rateswere found for autumn months when modeledusing a grid of1 km²cells than when modeled using a grid of 10 km²cells.

Indigenous songs can be repositories of ecological information,fromYi songs about the natural environment to Tlingit songs about wildlife encounters.Kwakwaka'wakw song keeper Kwaxsistalla Wathl'thla aided research by ethnobiologist Dana Lepofskyet al.by contributing songs that reference creating terraced intertidal gardens to foster the healthy development of clams,a staple in the Kwakwaka'wakw people's diet.Such structures date as far back as 3,500 years ago.Intriguingly,analysis of local paleoecological marine bivalve records has revealed significant increases in clam size and productivity as clam garden practices became more prevalent and harvesting pressure increased-a finding that bolsters the notion that Which choice most logically completes the text?

contemporary Kwakwaka'wakw people have onlyminimally deviated from the clam-gardening practices described in the people's songs.

the Kwakwaka'wakw people encouraged the health of clam gardens and reduced pressure on them by periodically increasing their reliance on other sources of sustenance.

the practical approach described in the Kwakwaka'wakw songs effectively maintained clams as a sustainable food source.

the Kwakwaka'wakw people initially adapted their clam garden practices from similar methods observed among other Indigenous peoples in neighboring areas.

Saeed M,Z.A.Tarabieh conducted a study of consumer attitudes toward Jordanian food and beverage companies and found that for consumers who valueenvironmental conservation,their likelihood of purchasing a product decreased when their perception ofthe product's riskof causing environmental harm increased. Subsequently, other researchers conducted astudy of various demographic groups in China, investigating participants' intentions to purchase a new television,and found that, on average,rural residents had the highest perception among all the demographic groups in the study of the environmental risks of the TV.Assuming that the results of Tarabieh's study are broadly applicable,this finding suggests that Which choice most logically completes the text?

rural residents might be less likely than participants in the other demographic groups to purchase the TV.

the new TV is more appealing to rural residents than other similar products on the market are.

rural residents likely prioritize other factors over a product's environmental sustainability when making purchasing decisions.

there is not a meaningful difference in the average likelihood of purchasing environmentally friendly products among the demographic groups included in the study.

Quasars—such as APM 08279+5255,located in the Lynx constellation—are extremely luminous galactic nuclei powered by supermassive black holes, some of which are known to have developed within the first billion years of the formation of the universe.Based on simulations they conducted, astrophysicists Daniel Whalen,Muhammad Latif,and colleagues concluded that theseearly quasars developed partly asa result of rare convergences of gases in space without the need for ultraviolet backgrounds or other extreme and implausible environmental conditions that models of the early universe have included to account for the presence of these quasars.If this conclusion is correct,it suggests that Which choice most logically completes the text?

it may be possible to develop models of the early universe that rest on more credible assumptions than previous models have.

future models of the early universe may not need to include conditions that explain early quasars since those quasars may not have actually existed at the time.

factors that previous models of the early universe assumed were necessary for the formation of quasars may have actually been consequences of the formation of quasars.

previous modelsof theearly universe may have underemphasized the importance of ultraviolet backgrounds to quasar formation.

Grimanesa Amoros is a Peruvian American artist. She is well known for her large-scale LED light sculptures. ●Substancial(Phase 4)debuted in 2007 at the Hudson River Community Health Center in Peek skill,New York. ●It is made of iridescent multicolored LED domes. It occupies 2,816 cubic feet of space.Which choice most effectively uses information from the given sentences to emphasize when and where Substancial(Phase4) debuted?

As is common of Grimanesa Amoros's sculptures,the iridescent multicolored LED domes of Substancial(Phase 4)cut an imposing 2,816-cubic-foot figure when the piece debuted.

Grimanesa Amoros is a Peruvian American artist who often works with LED light in her large-scale sculptures,such as Substancial(Phase 4)(2007).

Artist Grimanesa Amoros often works with light in her sculptures,which tend to be large in scale.

In 2007,Grimanesa Amoros debuted Substancial(Phase4)in Peekskill,New York.

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The following text is adapted from WillaCather's 1912 novel Alexander's Bridge.
For the next few daysAlexander wasvery busy. Hetooka desk in the office of a [Scottish] engineering firm on Henrietta Street, and was at work almost constantly. He avoided the club sand usually dined alone at his hotel.As used in the text ,what does the word"constantly"most nearly mean?

Hastily

Carefully

Nonstop

Enough

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Radiocarbon dating can help scientists determine whether of the giant short-faced bear around8000 BCE the arrival of humans in the same region of the Americas. If instead the giant short-faced bear died out before humans could have altered its habitat, that suggests that its
extinction was the result of some other factor, such as change in sea levels as a result of glaciers retreating.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?

compensated for

coincided with

developed into

clashed with

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Economists often assert that countries looking to increase their reliance on solar energy should expand their capacity for storage; having an ample
reserve of stored energy can mitigate the effects of …… solar energy collection caused by unpredictable shifts in cloud cover and haze.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?

calibrations with

developments of

fluctuations in

incentives for

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Few religious buildings can be said to…… the astonishing size of Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque in Malaysia, which, with the capacity to accommodate approximately 24,000 people at once, is one of the largest mosques in the world.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?

conceal

symbolize

minimize

match

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

In the United States, historians of the American Revolution once had a tendency to approach their subject with____ :they had so much
admiration for the people who carried out the revolution that they were far from objective in their scholarship.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?

curiosity

candor

reverence

prudence

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

The following text is from the 1895 poem"Marshlands"by Emily Pauline Jahnson , a Kanienkahagen    (Mohawk ) writer   also known   as Tekahionwake.
Among the wild rice in the still lagoon.
In monotone     the   lizard    shrills    his   tune.
The wild goose,homing, seeks a sheltering,
Where  rushes   grow , and  oozing   lichens    cling.
Late cranes with heavy wing,andlazyflight,
Sailupthesilence withthenearing night.
And like a spirit, swathed in some soft veil,
Steals twilight and its shadows o'er the swale.
Hushed lie the sedges, and the vapours creep.    Thick, grey and humid, while the marshes sleep.
Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?

It identifies a location, then refers to a person living there.

It sketches a setting by presenting a series of images of nature.

It makes an extended comparison of nature to human emotions.

It names animal species found in a place , then names plant species there.

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President RichardNixon is most famous for his participation in the 1970s Watergate political scandal, a convoluted tale of criminality and eroded
ethics involving a constellation of associates such as Chief of Staff H.R.
"Bob"Haldeman and Nixons personal friend Charles "Bebe"Reboz0.But Nixon'slegacy is complex:he has been praised for his role in opening
relations between the United States and China, and he once made an
attempt at reforming United States health care policy that is arguably a
precursor to the Affordable Care Act.which became law during the Barack Obama administration.
Which choice beststates the main purpose of the text?

It catalogs the most notable achievements of a historical figure.

It argues that the seeming prominence of a historical figure is largely due to the actions of others.

It assessesa historical figure's significance by considering both his achievements and failings

It explains how a historical figures reputation has improved significantly with the passage of time.

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