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Which of the following best describes the author's attitude toward Gibson's work

A． Rejection, on the grounds of Gibson's unqualified pessimism concerning the uses of machinery
B． Praise for Gibson's thesis, despite skepticism at the ultimate effects of his work
C． Uncritical approval for all but Gibson's rejection of traditional Western models of labor
D． Reluctant acceptance of the necessity of Gibson's work to the canon of post- modern literature
E． Enthusiasm tempered by minor reservations for Gibson's reluctant support for unorthodox models of action and labor

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The passage is primarily concerned with doing which of the following

A． Lauding Gibson's achievement in recognizing the usefulness of traditional Western values toward technology
B． Advocating Gibson's work as an example of an unorthodox and useful view of the body's relationship to labor
C． Criticizing Gibson's lack of reliance on alternative models of labor
D． Advancing a thesis concerning the limitations of traditional conceptions of the laboring body
E． Explaining, on the level of craft, how Gibson's work varies from that of his peers

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Which of the following, if true, would most seriously undermine the validity of the model of star formation that is presented in the passage

A． A star is discovered that emits lower levels of trace ions than those discovered by x-rays of our galaxy's sun.
B． A section of the universe is discovered to lack both stars and any sort of interstellar medium.
C． A galaxy is discovered with a negative rate of star formation.
D． In one corner of the galaxy, coronal gas is discovered to rarify as it becomes cooler.
E． A superbubble is found of equal mass to the galaxy surrounding it.