【正文】 s contributions, and furnish(10) presentday women with historical continuity that isessential to their identity, individually and collectively.Scholars of women39。s system of classifyingoccupations(B) a flaw in the United States government39。smidpoint when it is tilted at various angles withits head up(D) An increase in the tendency of blood to pool atthe snake39。s message of pride and unity.16. Itcan be inferred from the passage that the scholars mentioned in line 24 believe which of the following to be true?(A) Revitalization resulted from the political activism of returning African American soldiers following the First World War.(B) Marcus Garvey had to change a number of prevailing attitudes in order for his mass movement to find a foothold in the United States.(C) The prevailing sensibility of the African American munity provided the foundation of Marcus Garvey39。s surface is surprising(B) explain the presence of craters on the surface of Jupiter39。s other moons(E) The level of geological activity12. Which of the following best describes the purpose of the second paragraph of the passage?(A) To provide further evidence of the systematic variation in the characteristics of Jupiter39。 Ganymede, like Earth39。s adoption ofinnovations that increase its ecoefficiehcy?(A) Company profits resulting from such innovationsmay be reinvested in that pany with noguarantee that the pany will continue tomake further improvements in ecoefficiency.(B) Company growth fostered by cost savings fromsuch innovations may allow that pany tomanufacture a greater number of products thatwill be used and discarded, thus worseningenvironmental stress.(C) A pany that fails to realize significant costsavings from such innovations may have littleincentive to continue to minimize theenvironmental impact of its productionprocesses.(D) A pany that es to depend on suchinnovations to increase its profits and growthmay be vulnerable in the global market topetition from oldstyle ecoinefficientindustries.(E) A pany that meets its ecoefficiency goals isunlikely to invest its increased profits in thedevelopment of new and innovative ecoefficiency measures.Line 3 Archaeology as a profession faces two majorproblems. First, it is the poorest of the poor.Only paltry sums are available for excavating andeven less is available for publishing the results(5) and preserving the sites once excavated. Yetarchaeologists deal with priceless objects every day.Second, there is the problem of illegal excavation,resulting in museumquality pieces being sold to thehighest bidder.(10) I would like to make an outrageoussuggestion that would at one stroke providefunds for archaeology and reduce the amountof illegal digging. I would propose that scientificarchaeological expeditions and governmental(15) authorities sell excavated artifacts on the openmarket. Such sales would provide substantialfunds for the excavation and preservation ofarchaeological sites and the publication of results.At the same time, they would break the illegal(20) excavator39。s global markets, greater profits maybe turned into investment capital that could easily bereinvested in oldstyle ecoinefficient industries. Even(20) a vastly more ecoefficient industrial system could,were it to grow much larger, generate more totalwaste and destroy more habitat and species thanwould a smaller, less ecoefficient economy. Sengeand Carstedt argue that to preserve the global(25) environment and sustain economic growth,businesses must develop a new systemic approachthat reduces total material use and total accumulatedwaste. Focusing exclusively on ecoefficiency, whichoffers a pelling business case according to(30) established thinking, may distract panies frompursuing radically different products and businessmodels.Questions 13 refer to the passage above.1. The primary purpose of the passage is to(A) explain why a particular business strategy hasbeen less successful than was once anticipated(B) propose an alternative to a particular businessstrategy that has inadvertently causedecological damage(C) present a concern about the possibleconsequences of pursuing a particular businessstrategy(D) make a case for applying a particular businessstrategy on a larger scale than is currentlypracticed(E) suggest several possible outes ofpanies39。s moon and are posed mostly or entirely of rock and metal. Ganymede and Callisto are larger and roughly half ice. Thus, these four moons are somewhat analogous to the planets of the solar system, in which the rock and metalrich inner planets are distinct from the much larger gas and icerich outer planets. Jupiter39。s high degree of geological activity, its surface undergoes moreorless continuous volcanic resurfacing.Questions 1113 refer to the passage above.11. According to the passage, the difference in the amount of cratering on Callisto39。s four largest moons with the characteristics of the planets of the solar system13. The author39。s expectations and the reality of that culture, the resulting tension can inspire a revitalization movement: an organized, conscious effort to construct a culture that fulfills long standing expectations.Some scholars have argued that Garvey created the consciousness from which he built, in the 1920s, the largest revitalization movement in African American history. But such an argument only tends to obscure the consciousness of identity, strength, and sense of history that already existed in the African American munity. Garvey did not create this consciousness。s reaction to being placed in anenvironment to which it is not well adapted can