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11. Which sentence best states the main idea of the passage?
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12. The author's primary purpose is to
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13. Identify the relationship between these sentences from paragraph 1.
"Such thoughts are typical. However, the reality of the situation may have absolutely nothing to do with your being liked or disliked."
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14. Identify the relationship of the parts within the following sentence.
"These people operate with the stress response turned on long after it should have been dissipated, because anger triggers the fight-or-flight reaction." (lines 22–24)
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15. The word dissipated, as first mentioned in line 23, most nearly means
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16. As used in line 26, the phrase "cynical individuals" probably refers to
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17. What is the overall tone of this passage?
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18. "People who spend all their emotional energy in a quest for justice or grow frustrated over events that seem impossible to change can become driven by anger."
This sentence from paragraph four is a statement of
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19. One reasonable conclusion that can be drawn from the last paragraph is
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20. Throughout the passage, overall, which type of support is offered to describe the various issues involved in managing money or credit?
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21. The reader can infer from this article that
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