35.
(A) for good measure
(B) to put it mildly
(C) from the word go
(D) to say the least

36. (A) Curiously, something inside me was intrigued by the idea of traveling and exploring—it might be exciting too. (B) Every path has both advantages and limitations. (C) I closed the door behind me, my mind buzzing with doubts and confusion. (D) That visit proved to be decisive turning point in my life.

37. (A) Curiously, something inside me was intrigued by the idea of traveling and exploring—it might be exciting too. (B) I often ask myself what might have happened had I declined that invitation. (C) That visit proved to be decisive turning point in my life. (D) Every path has both advantages and limitations.

38. (A) I closed the door behind me, my mind buzzing with doubts and confusion. (B) That visit proved to be decisive turning point in my life. (C) Every path has both advantages and limitations. (D) Curiously, something inside me was intrigued by the idea of traveling and exploring—it might be exciting too.

39. (A) That visit proved to be decisive turning point in my life. (B) Every path has both advantages and limitations. (C) I often ask myself what might have happened had I declined that invitation. (D) I closed the door behind me, my mind buzzing with doubts and confusion.

40. (A) Curiously, something inside me was intrigued by the idea of traveling and exploring—it might be exciting too. (B) I closed the door behind me, my mind buzzing with doubts and confusion. (C) I often ask myself what might have happened had I declined that invitation. (D) Every path has both advantages and limitations.

41. Which phrase from the passage best illustrates the author’s use of imagery to describe the bullet ant stings? (A) “paralysis and terrible pain” (B) “a grueling initiation” (C) “the moan of the horns” (D) “swollen, simmering, paralyzed stumps”

42. How does the author build credibility in this passage? (A) The author cites historical documents and artifacts related to the Satere-Mawe tribe. (B) The author includes vivid scientific descriptions of bullet ants to build trust. (C) The author uses personal anecdotes and experiences to make him credible. (D) The author relies mainly on his own opinions and beliefs to make his argument.

43. Which detail from the passage holds the LEAST significance in the unfolding of the main theme? (A) The role of the medicine man in leading the initiates in a dance during the ritual. (B) The description of the bullet ants as giant tropical carnivores with a painful sting. (C) The mention of Ted’s promise to wear the gloves 19 more times. (D) The fact that the initiation ritual takes place in the remote Amazonian village of Inhube.

44. What textual evidence hints at the author’s viewpoint regarding the initiation ritual? (A) The passage portrays the initiation ritual as arduous and distressing. (B) The passage suggests that the initiation ritual is unnecessary and cruel. (C) The passage does not provide any evidence of the author’s viewpoint. (D) The passage portrays the initiation ritual in a positive and celebratory light.

45. How does the author’s intent influence the way facts or opinions are framed in the passage? (A) The author presents facts objectively without any influence from their intent. (B) The author includes a variety of opinions to present a balanced view of the initiation ritual. (C) The author selectively presents facts to support their intended message about the initiation ritual. (D) The author’s intent has little impact on the framing of facts or opinions in the passage.

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