Questions 1-6 (Sentence Equivalent)
Directions: For each of the following sentences, select the two answers of the six choices given that, when substituted in the sentence, both logically complete the sentence as a whole and create sentences that are equivalent to one another in meaning. A born trickster, he was as inclined to ______ as an embezzler is inclined to fraud.

A. the plates become immobilized in a kind of gridlock
B. it is incorporated into an underwater mountain ridge
C. the earth’s total mass is altered
D. it reverses its magnetic polarity
E. the immediately adjacent plates sink

A. denounce the imperialistic policies of the French
B. disprove the charges of barbarism made against the Indian nations
C. expose the French government’s exploitation of the Iroqu6is balance of power
D. describe and assess the effect of European military power on the policy of an Indian nation
E. show the inability of the Iroquois to engage in European-style diplomacy