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Mawar M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Though the term “literature" seems as though it would be simple to define, only a few moments of pondering the question “What is literature?" is requirad before one realizes how complex it really is. Imam Jafar al-Sadiq, a Muslim philosopher “who Iived during the eighth century, A.D., wrote that, "Literature is the garment which one puts on what he says or writes so hatitmay appear more attractive,” When viewed in this light, literature begins to resemble less a description of content itself than an artistic veil draped over content. On the other hand, the term literature is cast in a harsher light when viewed.as the twentieth century Russian thinker Roman Jakobson did: he declared that Iterature is “organized violence (committed or ordinary speech," Jakobson thus suggests that the unstructured, conversational Words that define ordinary speech are transmogrified into a particular artangement on the page and, in so doing, become literature. Another facet to consider is the pubics perception of Iterature. While some may define cave paintings as literature, others would argue that they are merely graphic inscripions that, though perhaps nrative, are not literary. Others may argue that banned books, such as Go Ask Alice, (published in 1971 and excluded from many library shelves and schools, are not literature because the content cannot be universaly appreciated. Because these guestions remain unanswered and are largely subject, in the final analysis, it may prove impossible to define the term “Iterature." Based upon the passage, which of the following is NOT an example of a work of art that could be considered literature? A. A comic book that tells the story of a Greek myth B. A court transcript of a trial for a double murder C. A play that recounts the dissolution of a marriage D. A dramatic retelling of a conversation between two world leaders E. A novel that has been unanimously praised by critics and readers alike

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Fifa H

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Though the term “literature" seems as though it would be simple to define, only a few moments of pondering the question “What is literature?" is requirad before one realizes how complex it really is. Imam Jafar al-Sadiq, a Muslim philosopher “who Iived during the eighth century, A.D., wrote that, "Literature is the garment which one puts on what he says or writes so hatitmay appear more attractive,” When viewed in this light, literature begins to resemble less a description of content itself than an artistic veil draped over content. On the other hand, the term literature is cast in a harsher light when viewed.as the twentieth century Russian thinker Roman Jakobson did: he declared that Iterature is “organized violence (committed or ordinary speech," Jakobson thus suggests that the unstructured, conversational Words that define ordinary speech are transmogrified into a particular artangement on the page and, in so doing, become literature. Another facet to consider is the pubics perception of Iterature. While some may define cave paintings as literature, others would argue that they are merely graphic inscripions that, though perhaps nrative, are not literary. Others may argue that banned books, such as Go Ask Alice, (published in 1971 and excluded from many library shelves and schools, are not literature because the content cannot be universaly appreciated. Because these guestions remain unanswered and are largely subject, in the final analysis, it may prove impossible to define the term “Iterature." Based on the passage, about which of the following would Imam Ja'far ai-Sadiq and Roman Jakobson be most likely to disagree? A. Literature is more concerned with aesthetic criteria than substance. B. Without the label "literature" the ugliness of most writing would be apparent. C. Literature is dangerous because of its inherently violent structures. D. Literature may have innate characteristics by which it may be recognized . E. Banned books are not literature because they are not un iversally appreciated

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Matahari M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Though the term “literature" seems as though it would be simple to define, only a few moments of pondering the question “What is literature?" is requirad before one realizes how complex it really is. Imam Jafar al-Sadiq, a Muslim philosopher “who Iived during the eighth century, A.D., wrote that, "Literature is the garment which one puts on what he says or writes so hatitmay appear more attractive,” When viewed in this light, literature begins to resemble less a description of content itself than an artistic veil draped over content. On the other hand, the term literature is cast in a harsher light when viewed.as the twentieth century Russian thinker Roman Jakobson did: he declared that Iterature is “organized violence (committed or ordinary speech," Jakobson thus suggests that the unstructured, conversational Words that define ordinary speech are transmogrified into a particular artangement on the page and, in so doing, become literature. Another facet to consider is the pubics perception of Iterature. While some may define cave paintings as literature, others would argue that they are merely graphic inscripions that, though perhaps nrative, are not literary. Others may argue that banned books, such as Go Ask Alice, (published in 1971 and excluded from many library shelves and schools, are not literature because the content cannot be universaly appreciated. Because these guestions remain unanswered and are largely subject, in the final analysis, it may prove impossible to define the term “Iterature." The author of the passage most likely mentions cave paintings in order to .... A. prove that such merely graphic depictions have never been considered literature B. provide an example of a type of artwork that has long been accepted as a form of literature C. demonstrate that the definition of literature may require more than merely telling a story D. emphasize that efforts to develop a definition of literature are destined for failure E. underscore that content must be universally appreciated in order to be deemed literature

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Melati M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Though the term “literature" seems as though it would be simple to define, only a few moments of pondering the question “What is literature?" is requirad before one realizes how complex it really is. Imam Jafar al-Sadiq, a Muslim philosopher “who Iived during the eighth century, A.D., wrote that, "Literature is the garment which one puts on what he says or writes so hatitmay appear more attractive,” When viewed in this light, literature begins to resemble less a description of content itself than an artistic veil draped over content. On the other hand, the term literature is cast in a harsher light when viewed.as the twentieth century Russian thinker Roman Jakobson did: he declared that Iterature is “organized violence (committed or ordinary speech," Jakobson thus suggests that the unstructured, conversational Words that define ordinary speech are transmogrified into a particular artangement on the page and, in so doing, become literature. Another facet to consider is the pubics perception of Iterature. While some may define cave paintings as literature, others would argue that they are merely graphic inscripions that, though perhaps nrative, are not literary. Others may argue that banned books, such as Go Ask Alice, (published in 1971 and excluded from many library shelves and schools, are not literature because the content cannot be universaly appreciated. Because these guestions remain unanswered and are largely subject, in the final analysis, it may prove impossible to define the term “Iterature." Which of the following best describes the main idea of the passage? A. The question of "what is literature" has been answered differently by different cultures at different points in history. B. Asking questions such as "what is literature' is an ultimately fruitless endeavor since there will never be consensus on the answer. C. Literature is a little understood concept to this day because few scholars have thought to attempt to define it. D. Attempts to answer the question "what is literature" are doomed to failure because literature has no defining characteristics other than the label , literature, itself. E. A seemingly well understood concept is shown to have been subject to much disagreement in the past and is expected to continue to be the subject of disagreement.

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Mawar M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Agnes Milowka was one of the foramost cave divers in the world. Female, photogenic, and experiencad, she had gained international recognition for her exploratory work in many underground cavems around the world. In early 2011, she entered Tank Cave, near Mount Gambir, a seven-kilometer maze Of narow tunnels—yet ones she had explorad many times before. Deep inside she parted company from her dive buddy to explore a tight passageway through which only one person could pass. What happened next will never be exactiy known, but the nature of the cave suggests that she became disorionted during a “sil-out'. Unable to maneuver quickly, with visibiity almost zero, she could not find her way back, and her air ran out. Thinking of these last moments is disturbing, but illustrates the obvious danger of cave diving. When anything goes wrong, divers cannot swim verticaly to the surface, but instead must navigate the entire way back. The dive is immediately abandoned, but even with the full team at hand, the return is complicated by narrow tunnels, often Iined with sand, mud, or clay, all of which can be easily disturbed, leading to the dreaded sil-out, where in few seconds the divers virtually blind rapped in a panic-inducing soup of sediment. Artificial light is swallowed in pitch blackness, and there always needs to be sufficient breathing gas, In short, cave diving seems an insanely dangerous activity. Yet the cave-diving community disputes this, arguing that their sportis actually safer than normal open-sea recreational diving. This is due to the much greater degrees of experience and training, and the special equipment used. Most fatalites that have occurred are a result of breaking accopted protocois, where improperty trained and inadeguately equipped divers take on caves well beyond their capabilties. Cave divers maintain that, if the rules and guidelines are followed, their sport becomes acceptabiy safe. In the rare cases where deaths have happened while following these, there have typically been unusual circumstances, such as unexpected current of rock falls. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as the danger of cave diving? A. The inability to simply swim back vertically to the surface. B. Narrow underwater tunnels that resemble a maze. C. The unavailability of underwater cave map. D. Layer of sediment that can reduce diver's vision to zero. E. Artificial light is swallowed in pitch blackness.

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Fifa H

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Agnes Milowka was one of the foramost cave divers in the world. Female, photogenic, and experiencad, she had gained international recognition for her exploratory work in many underground cavems around the world. In early 2011, she entered Tank Cave, near Mount Gambir, a seven-kilometer maze Of narow tunnels—yet ones she had explorad many times before. Deep inside she parted company from her dive buddy to explore a tight passageway through which only one person could pass. What happened next will never be exactiy known, but the nature of the cave suggests that she became disorionted during a “sil-out'. Unable to maneuver quickly, with visibiity almost zero, she could not find her way back, and her air ran out. Thinking of these last moments is disturbing, but illustrates the obvious danger of cave diving. When anything goes wrong, divers cannot swim verticaly to the surface, but instead must navigate the entire way back. The dive is immediately abandoned, but even with the full team at hand, the return is complicated by narrow tunnels, often Iined with sand, mud, or clay, all of which can be easily disturbed, leading to the dreaded sil-out, where in few seconds the divers virtually blind rapped in a panic-inducing soup of sediment. Artificial light is swallowed in pitch blackness, and there always needs to be sufficient breathing gas, In short, cave diving seems an insanely dangerous activity. Yet the cave-diving community disputes this, arguing that their sportis actually safer than normal open-sea recreational diving. This is due to the much greater degrees of experience and training, and the special equipment used. Most fatalites that have occurred are a result of breaking accopted protocois, where improperty trained and inadeguately equipped divers take on caves well beyond their capabilties. Cave divers maintain that, if the rules and guidelines are followed, their sport becomes acceptabiy safe. In the rare cases where deaths have happened while following these, there have typically been unusual circumstances, such as unexpected current of rock falls. The word "navigate" in line 16 is closest in meaning to .... A. direct B. run C. switch D. guide E. go

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Matahari M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Agnes Milowka was one of the foramost cave divers in the world. Female, photogenic, and experiencad, she had gained international recognition for her exploratory work in many underground cavems around the world. In early 2011, she entered Tank Cave, near Mount Gambir, a seven-kilometer maze Of narow tunnels—yet ones she had explorad many times before. Deep inside she parted company from her dive buddy to explore a tight passageway through which only one person could pass. What happened next will never be exactiy known, but the nature of the cave suggests that she became disorionted during a “sil-out'. Unable to maneuver quickly, with visibiity almost zero, she could not find her way back, and her air ran out. Thinking of these last moments is disturbing, but illustrates the obvious danger of cave diving. When anything goes wrong, divers cannot swim verticaly to the surface, but instead must navigate the entire way back. The dive is immediately abandoned, but even with the full team at hand, the return is complicated by narrow tunnels, often Iined with sand, mud, or clay, all of which can be easily disturbed, leading to the dreaded sil-out, where in few seconds the divers virtually blind rapped in a panic-inducing soup of sediment. Artificial light is swallowed in pitch blackness, and there always needs to be sufficient breathing gas, In short, cave diving seems an insanely dangerous activity. Yet the cave-diving community disputes this, arguing that their sportis actually safer than normal open-sea recreational diving. This is due to the much greater degrees of experience and training, and the special equipment used. Most fatalites that have occurred are a result of breaking accopted protocois, where improperty trained and inadeguately equipped divers take on caves well beyond their capabilties. Cave divers maintain that, if the rules and guidelines are followed, their sport becomes acceptabiy safe. In the rare cases where deaths have happened while following these, there have typically been unusual circumstances, such as unexpected current of rock falls. The author tells the story of Agnes Milowka in paragraph 1 in order to .... A. illustrate the danger that follows cave diving B. show that accident can happen to even an experienced athlete C. name one of the most prominent figure in cave diving D, highlight the life of a world renowned cave diver E. Introduce as a trainee

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Melati M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Agnes Milowka was one of the foramost cave divers in the world. Female, photogenic, and experiencad, she had gained international recognition for her exploratory work in many underground cavems around the world. In early 2011, she entered Tank Cave, near Mount Gambir, a seven-kilometer maze Of narow tunnels—yet ones she had explorad many times before. Deep inside she parted company from her dive buddy to explore a tight passageway through which only one person could pass. What happened next will never be exactiy known, but the nature of the cave suggests that she became disorionted during a “sil-out'. Unable to maneuver quickly, with visibiity almost zero, she could not find her way back, and her air ran out. Thinking of these last moments is disturbing, but illustrates the obvious danger of cave diving. When anything goes wrong, divers cannot swim verticaly to the surface, but instead must navigate the entire way back. The dive is immediately abandoned, but even with the full team at hand, the return is complicated by narrow tunnels, often Iined with sand, mud, or clay, all of which can be easily disturbed, leading to the dreaded sil-out, where in few seconds the divers virtually blind rapped in a panic-inducing soup of sediment. Artificial light is swallowed in pitch blackness, and there always needs to be sufficient breathing gas, In short, cave diving seems an insanely dangerous activity. Yet the cave-diving community disputes this, arguing that their sportis actually safer than normal open-sea recreational diving. This is due to the much greater degrees of experience and training, and the special equipment used. Most fatalites that have occurred are a result of breaking accopted protocois, where improperty trained and inadeguately equipped divers take on caves well beyond their capabilties. Cave divers maintain that, if the rules and guidelines are followed, their sport becomes acceptabiy safe. In the rare cases where deaths have happened while following these, there have typically been unusual circumstances, such as unexpected current of rock falls. What is the main topic of the passage? A. The most famous female cave diver. B. Cave diving as a dangerous sport. C. Primary rules of cave diving. D. Cave diving comparison to open-sea diving. E. How to diving inside the cave

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Mawar M

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Although oft-maligned in modem culture, the pigeon once 'stood not only for speed and reliability but also for grace and beauty Darwin himself became a pigeon fancier after beginning to work with the humble Columba /via, discovering them to be more fascinating than he had formerly believed. During the Victorian age, in fact, raising show pigeons was a popular hobby, with new breeds continuously arising as amateur (and not-so-amateur) omithologists crossed animals in the hopes of creating ever more fantastic creatures. One -of the most soughtafter varieties was known as the Almond Tumbler a name presumabiy derived from the color of the birds combined with the distinctive fight style. Over the course of many generations, this bird was so manipulated as to have a beak so small as to prevent the adult birds from feeding their offspring, And yet, it was wildIy popular, drawing high prices at auctions and high prizes at competitions. How then did an animal once so well-oved come to be so loathed? As recently as World War II, the military used pigeons to carry messages, but today. Many people would kick a pigeon bafore they would feed one, Parhaps itis justa problem of population density, a lack of esteem. for that which is ubiguitous. Pigeons have become our constant urban companions and, as such, have been transformed from symbols of peace, plenty, and prosperity, to representatves of disease and decay. According to the passage, the disparity between the Victorian and modern view of pigeons might be explained by .... A. the poor performance of those pigeon troops involved in espionage during World War B. inherited problems common to some of the most popular breeds of fancy pigeons C. the fact that pigeons have become such a prosaic feature in many urban areas D. documented cases of diseases spread through human-pigeon contact E. the common bel ief that pigeons are fi lthy animals, living among us in squalor

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Fifa H

26 Januari 2022 08:07

Although oft-maligned in modem culture, the pigeon once 'stood not only for speed and reliability but also for grace and beauty Darwin himself became a pigeon fancier after beginning to work with the humble Columba /via, discovering them to be more fascinating than he had formerly believed. During the Victorian age, in fact, raising show pigeons was a popular hobby, with new breeds continuously arising as amateur (and not-so-amateur) omithologists crossed animals in the hopes of creating ever more fantastic creatures. One -of the most soughtafter varieties was known as the Almond Tumbler a name presumabiy derived from the color of the birds combined with the distinctive fight style. Over the course of many generations, this bird was so manipulated as to have a beak so small as to prevent the adult birds from feeding their offspring, And yet, it was wildIy popular, drawing high prices at auctions and high prizes at competitions. How then did an animal once so well-oved come to be so loathed? As recently as World War II, the military used pigeons to carry messages, but today. Many people would kick a pigeon bafore they would feed one, Parhaps itis justa problem of population density, a lack of esteem. for that which is ubiguitous. Pigeons have become our constant urban companions and, as such, have been transformed from symbols of peace, plenty, and prosperity, to representatves of disease and decay. Based on the passage, which of the following statements about Darwin, if true, could be most effectively used to improve the popular view of pigeons today? A. Darwin real ized that the pigeon was ant a fascinating example of evolutionary adaptation. B. Darwin understood that the pigeon's value as a messenger was superior to that of other birds. C. Darwin's familiarity with pigeons led him to value aspects of the bird that he would never have otherwise noticed. D. Darwin spoke at length about the need to treat all living things with great esteem. E. Darwin learned to value peace, plenty and prosperity as he became older.

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