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Question 1

A. NO CHANGE
B. had really started
C. was really starting
D. has really started

Question 2

A. NO CHANGE
B. wanted hence its inclusion
C. wanted. Hence its inclusion
D. wanted, hence its being included

Question 3

A. NO CHANGE
B. patience: and logical argumentation.
C. patience; and logical argumentation.
D. patience and logical argumentation.

Question 4

A. NO CHANGE
B. hold, and occupy
C. hold in addition to occupying
D. occupy

Question 5

A. NO CHANGE
B. process of making
C. process, of making,
D. process of making:

Question 6

A. NO CHANGE
B. men. One of her most powerful
C. men, one of her most powerful
D. men; and one of her most powerful

Question 7:

The writer is considering deleting the phrase “regardless of their wealth” from the preceding sentence. If the writer were to delete this phrase, the sentence would primarily lose:

A. a comparison of the rights of upper-class men and the rights of upper-class women.
B. a discussion of class differences in late nineteenth-century England.
C. details about the kinds of workers who would have been employed at a British manor.
D. information emphasizing that all women’s rights were limited, regardless of their social status.

Question 8

A. NO CHANGE
B. progress, however
C. progress; however,
D. progress, however,

Question 9

A. NO CHANGE
B. which later has became
C. which had later become
D. OMIT the underlined portion

Question 10:

Which of the following would NOT be an acceptable alternative to the underlined portion?

A. consequently
B. as a result
C. nevertheless
D. thus

Question 11

A. NO CHANGE
B. of an increasing extremity
C. extreme, and increasingly so.
D. increasingly extreme.

Question 12:

At this point in the essay, the author is considering adding the following sentence:

Arson became a popular tactic, and the suspicion between the group and the government grew.

Should the writer make this addition?

A. Yes, because it provides an example of an extremist action and its effects.
B. Yes, because it provides justification for the extreme methods used by the Suffragettes.
C. No, because it contains information irrelevant to the discussion of Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters.
D. No, because it does not provide an effective transition to the following paragraph.

Question 13

A. NO CHANGE
B. Britain and Europe were plunged
C. Britain and Europe having been plunged
D. Britain and Europe plunging

Question 14:

The best placement for the underlined portion of the sentence would be:

A. where it is now
B. before support
C. after to stop their revolt
D. after its war effort

Question 15 asks about the passage as a whole.

Suppose the author had decided to write an essay discussing the effects of World War I on women’s suffrage. Would this essay successfully fulfill the writer’s goal?

A. Yes, because it discusses how the cooperation between Emmeline Pankhurst and the British government led to universal suffrage.
B. Yes, because it demonstrates the link between the extremist tactics employed by the Suffragettes and those employed by soldiers.
C. No, because the effects of World War One on women’s suffrage are mentioned only in the last paragraph.
D. No, because the essay does not fully explain the link between World War One and Parliament’s decision to grant women the right to vote.

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