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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.
According to the information in the article, Egypt’s liberals, in general,
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can win democratic political victories only with the support of Egypt’s military.
B
have lost most of the widespread support that the great mass of Egyptians had once given them.
C
chose not to set up a democratic opposition to President Mohamed Morsi.
D
have continued to support Egypt’s democratically elected parliament while, at the same time, being opposed to President Mohamed Morsi.
E
remained neutral when President Mohamed Morsi was removed from power by Egypt’s military.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.

In paragraph 1, when Mohamed ElBaradei says, “It was a painful decision,” he most likely is referring to his
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refusal to accept a position in President Mohamed Morsi’s Islamist government.
B
belief that democracy will never work in Egypt.
C
offer to support, in the beginning, President Mohamed Morsi’s Islamist government.
D
approval of the military action that removed President Mohamed Morsi from power.
E
attempt to justify the massacre of Muslim radicals.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.
In paragraph 2, “That” in the sentence “That is an old story” most likely refers to
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the perennial failure of democracy in Egypt.
B
military interference in Egyptian politics.
C
the idea that dictatorships are more efficient than democracies.
D
refusing to let democratically elected religious figures run a country.
E
dismantling a democracy in order to preserve it.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.

According to the information in the article, which of the following most likely happened in Algeria in 1992?
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The Algerian military was unopposed when it annulled the country’s democratic elections.
B
A serious military intervention in Algerian politics encountered, in general, no liberal opposition.
C
Algeria’s military and liberal elite conspired to overthrow the country’s democratically elected Islamist government.
D
A civil war between Islamists and the Algerian military nearly destroyed the country.
E
Having lost the support of liberals, Islamists, and the Algerian military, Algeria’s democracy fell apart.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.

With respect to the situation in Egypt, which of the following is most supported by the information in the article?
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In Egyptian terms, even the army may be considered a liberal institution.
B
Every Egyptian defines liberalism in his or her own way.
C
Liberals in Egypt are more radically anti-Islamist than they are in other Arab countries.
D
In Egypt, liberalism is the same as atheism.
E
Despite many conflicts, Egypt’s liberal politicians are still the most enthusiastic supporters of democracy.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.

With respect to Tunisia’s Ennahda party, which of the following is not supported by the information in the article?
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The party has shown itself to be more politically skillful than Egypt’s Mohamed Morsi and Muslim Brotherhood.
B
Two of the party’s important officials were recently murdered.
C
The party has avoided imposing all of its beliefs on the Tunisian people.
D
The party has so far demonstrated a commitment to the democratic process.
E
Though the party has behaved reasonably, Tunisian liberals view it with suspicion.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013.
Which of the following is most supported by the information in the article?
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By opposing democratically elected Islamists, Egypt’s liberals have helped to make the country’s situation in some ways even worse.
B
The Egyptian military lied to the country’s liberals when it said it had no intention of deposing President Mohamed Morsi.
C
Although proclaiming their belief in democracy, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood was a group of secret radicals planning to institute an authoritarian government.
D
The Egyptian Army is in a crisis, as it is divided between pro-democracy officers and proIslamist officers.
E
The violent removal of President Mohamed Morsi is proof that Egypt is not ready for democracy.
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LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS
By Shadi Hamid
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According to Mohamed ElBaradei,
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the removal of President Mohamed Morsi was the least painful of a number of hard political choices.
B
though he did not actively support the removal of President Mohamed Morsi, he could not actively oppose it.
C
he believed that he had to support the army’s removal of President Mohamed Morsi, even though it was an essentially unlawful act.
D
a military government is preferable to a religious government.
E
the Egyptian Army´s only desire is to build a stable democracy in Egypt.
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AIRLINE COMPENSATION
By Susan Stellin

Adapted from The International Herald Tribune, August 31 – September 1, 2013.

According to the information in the article, what happened to the author on the day she was going to fly from London to Newark, New Jersey?
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Because British Airways cancelled her flight, she had to take a later, more expensive flight on that day.
B
British Airways offered her a monetary incentive to take an earlier flight.
C
She had to cancel her flight because British Airways had misinformed her about the departure time.
D
Because of a scheduling mistake, she had to reserve a flight at an earlier departure time on the following day.
E
She was involved in a flight-scheduling problem, which led to her receiving a monetary compensation from British Airways.
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AIRLINE COMPENSATION
By Susan Stellin

Adapted from The International Herald Tribune, August 31 – September 1, 2013.

In paragraph 2, the phrase “…it’s a different story in Europe” most likely refers to which of the following?
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Airline passengers encounter fewer travel problems in Europe than they do in the United States.
B
In Europe, travelers whose flights are cancelled may opt to take a different flight on another airline.
C
Airlines in Europe cancel or delay fewer flights than do airlines in the United States.
D
In Europe, a law says that an airline cannot cancel or delay a flight and then simply forget about the passengers.
E
Because they must operate in a strongly regulated market, airlines in Europe are less profitable than are airlines in the United States.
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AIRLINE COMPENSATION
By Susan Stellin

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According to the information in the article, the author received compensation under European Union law EC 261 because British Airways had
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made her rearrange her travel plans in a hurry.
B
failed to inform her correctly of the flight cancellation.
C
arbitrarily assigned her to a less-expensive seat on a different flight.
D
refused to pay for her hotel room and meals.
E
canceled her flight without offering her an alternative flight.
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According to the information in the article, the situation created by the volcanic ash cloud
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nearly bankrupted a number of European airlines.
B
showed why airlines are challenging one controversial aspect of EC 261.
C
caused a record number of airline flights to be cancelled.
D
forced airlines in Europe pay nearly $2 billion in order to provide hotel rooms for stranded passengers.
E
made the European Commission decide to change certain controversial aspects of EC 261.
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According to the information in the article,
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the sabbath was first conceived by slaves who wanted to put limits on how much they had to work.
B
in the ancient world, Jews who owned slaves were forbidden to make them work every day.
C
if the Jewish people had never been slaves, the sabbath would not exist.
D
nowadays, only the orthodox Jewish religion still actively promotes the idea of a collective, institutionalized day of rest.
E
nowadays, the slavery imposed by our modern inventions and communication devices is as severe as the slavery practiced in the ancient world.
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At the end of paragraph 3, the sentence “It’s when we make space for the things that are important but not urgent” most likely refers to which of the following?
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The fast pace of modern society has made the sabbath more important than ever for our spiritual and physical health.
B
The sabbath encourages us to disregard certain matters that normally would demand our immediate attention.
C
Normally, things we consider urgent are, in reality, almost always unimportant.
D
Without the sabbath to support and protect it, religion would become unimportant in modern society.
E
The more people neglect the sabbath, the more important it becomes.
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With respect to the author’s conception of the sabbath, which of the following is most supported by the information in the article?
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The sabbath’s only function is to impose limits on people.
B
The refusal to observe limits was the main factor that destroyed the Greek and Roman civilizations.
C
A rigid observation of the sabbath would make environmental regulations dealing with carbon consumption unnecessary.
D
A worldwide sabbath, with restrictions on the use of vehicles, could have an important impact on carbon consumption.
E
Only by understanding the idea of limits can people make sure that environmental devastation will never happen.
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In paragraph 5, the article most likely mentions time and space in order to
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highlight an essential similarity between the sabbath and parks.
B
show how both the sabbath and parks have been misunderstood and neglected in recent years.
C
explain why ideas of wealth, power and morality are not applicable to the sabbath or to parks.
D
emphasize a subtle difference between the purpose of the sabbath and that of parks.
E
illustrate just two of the many ways that people can work together to strengthen the idea of community.
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At the end of paragraph 6, “This” in the sentence “This was, and remains, a fallacy” most likely refers to the belief that
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respect for individual initiative and freedom of choice motivated Britain’s deregulation and privatisation of the national Sunday sabbath.
B
the British people would not observe the sabbath unless the law forced them to do so.
C
only Sunday should be the day reserved exclusively for national reflection and human interaction.
D
eliminating the restrictions normally associated with the sabbath would have a positive impact on the lives of all the British people.
E
when given freedom of choice, people never select the most beneficial option.
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With respect to the sabbath, which of the following is not supported by the information in the article?
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The sabbath occupies an area in which commercial and governmental interests do not predominate.
B
A rich person and a poor person may get equal benefit from the sabbath.
C
The sabbath should be observed collectively, that is, as a community activity.
D
Maintaining a sabbath can help to keep important parts of society healthy.
E
Without a sabbath, liberal democracy is destined to fail.
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In paragraph 1, “The facts” in the sentence “The facts have never been in dispute” most likely refers to all of the following except
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Freddie Hall was the co-participant in a terrible sex crime.
B
Freddie Hall helped to cause the death of a young woman and her unborn child.
C
The car that Freddie Hall and his companion used in a robbery attempt belonged to the murdered woman.
D
Freddie Hall and his companion killed an officer of the law in Florida State.
E
A jury decided that Freddie Hall must be executed as the punishment for his crimes.
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According to the information in the article, Freddie Hall’s lawyers most likely believe that
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Freddie Hall did not commit all of the crimes for which he was sent to prison.
B
the death penalty is a barbaric act and should never be permitted in any situation.
C
before Freddie Hall was sentenced to death, certain aspects of his life did not receive adequate consideration in his trial.
D
since mentally disturbed people cannot control their behavior, it is wrong to punish them.
E
a criminal’s IQ should not be a factor when a judge is deciding on an appropriate punishment.
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