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Ready4	Which of the following most logically completes the passage? Carbon dioxide emissions are a concern for environmentalists, but another category, hydroflourocarbons (or HFCs), is among the lesser-known types of greenhouse gas. A study of refrigerant gases showed that HFCs decompose into harmless compounds relatively quickly. Therefore, if HFCs were banned, the level of greenhouse gas pollution would be greatly reduced, especially since _______.
Ready4	Doverland College is implementing a new program through which it will offer a free laptop computer to every incoming freshman. The winning bid for supplying these computers was submitted by Byteco. Analysis shows that the bid will barely cover Byteco’s costs on the computers, but Byteco officials claim that winning the bid will still make a profit for the company. Which of the following, if true, most strongly justifies the claim made by Byteco’s executives?
Ready4	In 1829, David Walker published his now famous Appeal, calling in a pamphlet for black people to have equal rights and for the complete abolition of slavery.
Ready4	According to meteorologists who tracked satellite information, a large amount of sand caught up in massive wind gusts recently created a series of enormous sandstorms in the Kerman province of Iran, which completely buried 16 villages and also potentially destroying dozens more.
Ready4	Igor Stravinsky’s familiarity with the music and folklore of Russia, France, and that of England were essential to his development as a composer, underpinning both his modern sensibility as much as his major works.
Ready4	Because a shortage of truffles has sent prices soaring, the farm cooperative has declared that it will increase production by acquiring six new truffle-hunting pigs.
Ready4	Unlike the belief accepted by many of his fellow physicists that electrical resistance increases continuously when magnetic forces are applied, Klaus von Klitzing made new observations of how electrical resistance rises in a series of discrete steps at the quantum level, and in 1985, at the age of 42, won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of an extremely precise measure for determining electrical resistance.
Ready4	This year’s New York City Marathon took place over a day beginning with the first start at 8:30 a.m. and ending just before the last runner’s 10:30 p.m. finish, including more than 50,000 runners.
Ready4	Despite its representing the whole party, the Libertarians have a National Committee that is not liberal or conservative, rather it is broken into small quarrelsome factions.
Ready4	In the colleges that make up the ancient universities of Italy, England, and Spain, the combination of monastic preservation of manuscripts and royal patronage together built magnificent libraries that, in some cities, survive for nearly 1,000 years.
Ready4	According to a recent article on movie theater box-office receipts, ticket sales of the top 20 movies that were promoted most strongly accounts for nearly half of the $11.3 billion in moviegoing spending in 2015, the rest of which came from ticket sales for the 759 smaller-budget movies that studios either did not promote or promoted relatively lightly.
Ready4	Virologists, having learned an enormous amount during the last two decades about HIV/AIDS and its devolution from a fatal to manageable disease, are now learning more details about how the virus changes and how patients transmit the disease.
Ready4	It is often mistaken for a continent, but icy Greenland is actually the largest island in the world, which belongs geologically to North America’s tectonic plate.
Ready4	Describing her proposal for returning the nearly bankrupt university to solvency, the new chancellor’s ideas were detailed on Monday for addressing the school’s alarming deficit by raising more than $75 million in alumni donations over the next five years.
Ready4	Shopping at an amber market in northern Myanmar, a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had previously realized.
Ready4	Margaret Visser, the well-known writer of both The Rituals of Dinner, an exhaustive book on the history of table manners throughout the world, and also Much Depends on Dinner, a more specific look at four elements of common meals, is an expert specialist on etiquette throughout history.
Ready4	Over the next few decades, the effects of warming temperatures on the Northeast’s fall foliage, which covers large areas in New England, could change the pH of the soil, which would strip the sugar maple trees there of their color, and to make them more dull in hue, less dramatic, and less popular with tourists.
Ready4	In the passage, the author is primarily concerned with doing which of the following?
Ready4	The primary purpose of the third paragraph is to
Ready4	The author suggests that which of the following is a disadvantage of spiders restricted to hunting in forested environments?