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Ready4	Since the implementation of the president’s higher education subsidization policy at the beginning of this decade, the number of individuals entering the workforce with nothing but a high school diploma has decreased 5 percent. During that period, there has been a comparable increase in the number of individuals enrolled in four-year college programs. Clearly, the president’s policy has convinced and allowed many individuals to pursue higher education after earning their high school diplomas. Which of the following, if true, casts the most serious doubt on the conclusion drawn above?
Ready4	In order to minimize the amounts of styrofoam used and disposed of within town limits, and thus reduce the overall amount of non-recyclable waste produced, a group of environmental advocates local to the area has proposed a ban on the use of styrofoam containers by restaurants and cafés within town limits. The advocates argue that because these businesses are the town’s heaviest users of styrofoam, the ban will have substantial environmental benefits. Which of the following, if true, indicates that the plan to ban the use of styrofoam containers by restaurants and cafés is ill suited to the environmental goals of the advocates?
Ready4	A financially efficient method of clearing roadways of excessive congestion is to expand the number of bus routes between cities and suburbs lying 5 to 50 miles apart. Doing so would be less expensive than expanding highway capacity and would simultaneously decrease the number of vehicles making their way between destinations at any given time. Which of the following, if true, could proponents of the plan above most appropriately cite as a piece of evidence for the soundness of their plan?
Ready4	It is generally believed that people need to engage in regular and strenuous physical exercise in order to maintain their physical health. Actually, however, low-impact walking—that is, walking at a normal pace, which elevates the heart rate and releases many of the hormones released in more strenuous exercise—is enough. This is evidenced by the strong correlation between the amount of time spent walking and measures of general physical health demonstrated by many studies. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the force of the evidence cited?
Ready4	The man-made stone projection discovered at the center of a Neanderthal settlement exhibits every quality of a device capable of indicating the time of day with the shadows cast depending on position of the sun—perhaps the earliest sundial ever discovered. Thus, researchers at the site theorize that sundials were developed and used centuries earlier than expected. Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the hypothesis?
Ready4	Which of the following, if true, would most clearly undermine the perception of historians that the people of antiquity generally saw slavery as an economic necessity and inherent in the world’s natural order?
Ready4	The primary purpose of the passage is to
Ready4	The phrase “wondering whether the taking of slaves could be justified if the war in which they were acquired was itself ‘unjust’” () refers most directly to
Ready4	The passage suggests that Heraclitus’s acceptance of slavery was justified, at least in part, by a recognition that
Ready4	The passage suggests which of the following about the economies of the classical cultures mentioned in ?
Ready4	The author of the passage refers to “Periclean democracy and Roman republicanism” () primarily in order to
Ready4	The author implies that some sociological writing that followed Weber’s publication did which of the following?
Ready4	The passage implies that, in comparing two populations, Weber thought that the development of industry would be higher in the population that
Ready4	The author implies that Weber’s actual hypotheses are
Ready4	Which of the following characteristics of modern sociological practice is most clearly an example of a factor that Weber, as described in the passage, was unable to consider in his writing?
Ready4	According to the passage, The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism was unique in 1905 in that it
Ready4	The primary purpose of the passage is to
Ready4	The passage suggests that the constitutional mandate regarding the establishment of religion is
Ready4	The author of the passage uses the phrase “are supposed to” in primarily in order to
Ready4	According to the passage, ideological determinists employed which of the following to promote their argument?