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Questions 12-16
Directions: Each of the following sentences or groups of sentences contains one, two, or three blanks. These blanks signify that a word or set of words has been left out. Below each sentence are columns of words or sets of words. For each blank, pick the oneword or set of words from the corresponding column that best completes the text. To contrast the demeanor of Austen’s clergyman brothers James and Henry with that of Mr. Collins, the much-abused figure of fun in Pride and Prejudice, is instructive, for where the Austen brothers were properly (i) to their social superiors and benevolent to their dependents, the odious Mr. Collins was invariably (ii) to his betters, fawning in particular on his patron, Lady Catherine de Burgh.
Blank (i)
Ａ. deferential
Ｂ. disingenuous
Ｃ. demonstrative
Blank (ii)
Ｄ. responsible
Ｅ. sycophantic
Ｆ. sardonic

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In which sentence of the passage does the author use figurative language to clarify James’s technique in his later novels NOTE: In the computer-based GRE, the directions would be: Click on the sentence in the passage.
A. The first sentence ("James’s first novels ... described.")
B. The second sentence ("But this method ... inference.")
C. The fourth sentence ("The curtain ... moved away.")
D. The fifth sentence ("Such a technique ... interactions.")
E. The sixth sentence ("James was ... doings.")
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A born trickster, he was as inclined to ______ as an embezzler is inclined to fraud.
A. bravado
B. chicanery
C. cowardice
D. candor
E. ingenuousness
F. artifice
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