The passage is told from what point of view?

What does the passage suggest about how many, if any, preceding visits the Evertons have made to Ibarra?

The main point made in the eighth paragraph (lines 48-54) is that:

Based on the passage, how does the house in Sara's thoughts most likely compare to the actual house where the Evertons plan to sleep?

It could most reasonably be considered ironic that while Richard and Sara's copper mine:

Richard thinks he and Sara will recognize the house where they intend to sleep because:

As it is used in line 37, the phrase "the rest of it" refers to the:

The services mentioned in line 43 specifically refer to:

The list "symphony season tickets, Christmas, golf, sailing" (line 67) is a reference to Richard and Sara's:

According to the passage, the farmer tells the Evertons that it's the dry season to make the point that the:

The primary function of the statement in lines 35-36 is to:

Which of the following hypotheses does the passage introduce but not elaborate on?

The main idea of the second paragraph (lines 7-14) is that:

The passage refers to the Ilongots and the Rofaifo people primarily to:

As it is used in the passage, the term wugs most nearly refers to:

According to the· passage, using two-word labels to name organisms is a practice that:

The passage draws which of the following conclusions based on Berlin's experiment?

The first paragraph indicates that the number of taxon­omy jobs has decreased despite:

It can most reasonably be inferred from the passage that the author regards natural history collections as being:

The passage most strongly suggests that one of the rea­sons Berlin chose the language of Peru's Huambisa people for use in his experiment was that::

It can most reasonably be inferred from Passage A that before Rakoff began working at Harold Ober Associ­ates, she:

Which of the following is a detail from Passage A that best supports the idea that Salinger was removed from the realms of literature and publishing?

Regarding the publication of Hapworth 16, 1924, Passage A makes clear that the text was:

Based on Passage B, Lathbury's reaction to Salinger's first letter was:

According to Lathbury, the tone of Salinger's second letter can best be described as:

It can most reasonably be inferred from Passage B that Lathbury responded to the first interviewer’s questions in part because he:

Lines 89-90 most nearly mean that Lathbury:

Which statement most accurately compares the content of the two passages?

Based on the passages, it's most likely that Rakoff and Lathbury would agree that giving interviews about Salinger was:

It can most reasonably be inferred from the passages that "the Virginia publisher" referred to in lines 36-37 is:

The passage makes clear that a main objective of the research of Franks and Robinson was to:

In the passage, Franks reacts to his findings regarding the behavior of rock ants with what could best be described as:

Based on the passage, an example of rock ants working as "a sort of search engine" (line 8) would be:

The passage suggests that which action of Scout A most strongly influences Scout B to follow Scout A to a new nest site?

In the passage, Pratt suggests that the dark side of the quorum system is that the remainder of the colony:

As it is used in line 43, the word newbie most nearly refers to:

Based on the passage, if Scout B believes that a site Scout A found is acceptable, what does Scout B do next?

The passage states that the final decision to move a colony to a new site is made by rock ant scouts when:

The passage suggests that the shortest length of time in which rock ant scouts can move a colony to a new home is:

Compared to their behavior when their current nest is disrupted by researchers, how does the behavior of rock ants differ when their current nest is left intact but they're offered a better nest?