Imagine that we stand on any ordinary seaside pier, and watch the waves ... ...
Consider all the choices, and select all that apply.
We all know that when there is a clear sky, the western sky appears red as the sun sets. From the information presented in the passage, this phenomenon would seem to be explained by which of the following?
(A) Light meets more obstacles when passing parallel to the earth’s surface than when traveling perpendicular. Consequently, even red light is diffused.
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*This question is included in
Nova Reading - Extra Reading:
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Posted: 05/28/2012 15:54
I liked that you mentioned question 24 and the degree of. Certainty requested. That makes sense that 24 was wrong because more info was needed since a conclusion was asked for, but what about question 22. That question asked for a hypothesis and the answer still stated that not enough info was given. When do you generally need more info? My guess was when the test asks you for a strong answer like a conclusion and not a less sweeping statement like a hypothesis then you give an answer from the info given. However, if the test asks for a conclusion, you probably need more info unless a lot is given.
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Posted: 08/03/2012 01:05
Agreed re: 22. Asking for a hypothesis should allow us to hypothesize based on data.
