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Question 1 of 10
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The narrator indicates that he believes himself to be smarter when he writes because:
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In the last paragraph, the narrator suggests that writers’ awkward behavior should be met with:
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Question 3:
In the beginning of the second paragraph (lines 21-45), the narrator admires Nabokov primarily for his:
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Question 4:
As it is used in the fourth paragraph, the word “swaths” (line 107) most nearly means:
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In the first paragraph, the narrator suggests that, in comparison to Nabokov’s clothes, Lionel Trilling’s clothes appeared:
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Question 6:
Steven Pinker refers to mathematicians and quarterbacks primarily to support the idea that:
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Based on information provided in the second paragraph (lines 21-45), it can be reasonably inferred that Hazlitt is:
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Question 8:
The narrator’s assertion in the end of the fifth paragraph (108-146) is based on the assumption that:
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Questions 9:
What is the main idea of the passage as a whole?
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Question 10:
The main idea above is best represented in which of the following lines?
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