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54. In the context of the passage, the phrase “trans-
lated by justice” means
(A) death by execution
(B) equitable arrangement
(C) legal contract
(D) state religion
(E) elected judge
55. The author is addressing
(A) only the clergy
(B) only the sick
(C) only Europeans
(D) only scholars
(E) every person
56. In the first paragraph, the author relies upon
(A) metaphor
(B) simile
(C) conceit
(D) allegory
(E) allusion
57. The “clod” (line 12) and the “promontory”
(line 13) represent, respectively,
(A) a criminal and a minister
(B) a sick person and a healthy person
(C) an author and a reader
(D) a single person and a group of persons
(E) a farmer and a sailor
58. The bell in the passage peals to
(A) call worshippers to regular services
(B) announce that someone is near death
(C) signal the birth of a child
(D) alert townspeople of approaching travelers
(E) warn of a natural disaster
59. The distinction drawn by the author in the
final paragraph between “bullion” and “cur-
rent money” is most likely the distinction
between
(A) salt and food
(B) marble and statue
(C) author and book
(D) shepherd and flock
(E) clapper and bell
60. The “author” referred to in line 1 is
(A) a minister
(B) God
(C) any writer
(D) a librarian
(E) a traveller
STOP
IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED,
YOU MAY CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS
TEST ONLY. DO NOT WORK ON ANY
OTHER TEST IN THIS BOOK.
(30)
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