501 Critical Reading Questions
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501 Critical Reading Questions
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Salad is the best choice, because (lines 4–7) at the time, Ameri- cans were beginning to eat healthier foods, such as vegetables. 19. e. Lines 33 and 34 explain that he skipped the fermentation process, which means that the fish was fresh, or raw. If you answered choice b, check back to the passage. There is no rea- son to believe that sushi with fermented rice was not being con- sumed in Edo before Yohei’s innovation. If you answered choice d, note that the passage does not indicate when, or with whom, wasabi began being used as a condiment with nigiri zushi. 20. c. It states in lines 42 and 43 that ama ebi is raw shrimp, and shime saba is marinated mackerel. You can infer that ebi means shrimp, 501 Critical Reading Questions because “raw” is not one of your choices. You can also infer that shime means marinated, because mackerel is not one of your choices. Therefore, shime ebi means marinated shrimp. 21. d. Nowhere in the passage does the author mention a preference for either type of sushi. The answer to choice a may be found in lines 36 and 37. Choice b is found in lines 10–13, choice c is answered by lines 46–51, and choice e is answered by lines 26–29. 22. a. It is noted in lines 15 and 16 that sushi consumption in America is 40% higher than it was in the late 1990s (five years ago). While the other answers might be true, they are not described in the passage. 23. b. Unpalatable may be defined as not agreeable to taste; from the Latin palatum, which refers to the roof of the mouth. You know the word palate as the roof of the mouth, so unpalatable most likely has to do with the sense of taste. The biggest clue to the definition comes in line 24, which states that Americans have decided, this once-scorned food is truly delicious. 24. d. It is mentioned in lines 25–26 that sushi was developed for the purpose of preserving fish. Line 29 clearly states that pickling, which takes place at the end of the sushi-making process, is a means of preserving. 25. d. The nori is typically on the outside of the roll, surrounding the rice (lines 46 and 47). If the rice is wrapped around the seaweed, the inside (rice) is now on the outside. In addition, you could use the process of elimination, as none of the other choices make sense. 26. c. The author does not have a bite to his argument, as required by satire, cynicism, and sarcasm. He is also not speaking to two audiences, one that gets it and one that doesn’t, as with irony. He is simply trying to be funny, as in lines 1–3, which says that once a boy becomes a man, he will compete for cash on an island. 27. d. This is the only statement made by both authors (see Passage 1 lines 37–38, and Passage 2 lines 33–34). Don’t be tricked by the choices that are true, such as a, b, and e. They need to be believed by both authors to be correct. 28. a. Passage 2 repeats a number of times its first question: Why does Reality TV get such a bad rap? Lines 2 and 3 explain the argu- ment further, saying its popularity is blamed on degenerate morals and a decreasing attention span. The first lines of para- graph 2 (13–16) again question the argument against Reality 2 4 501 Download 0.98 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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