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Which choice provides the most relevant hypothesis for sentence 7?
Which choice provides the most relevant hypothesis for sentence 7?
- NO CHANGE
- been familiar with the kings and queens and foreign lands.
- written thousands of personal letters.
- understood how to win the audiences in many lands. (correct)
What transition word best fits before the word 'Nevertheless' in sentence 8?
What transition word best fits before the word 'Nevertheless' in sentence 8?
- However, (correct)
- NO CHANGE
- Moreover,
- Thus,
Should the writer add the information about Shakespeare's mistakes at marker 9?
Should the writer add the information about Shakespeare's mistakes at marker 9?
- Yes, because it proves that Shakespeare made mistakes in his works.
- No, because it suggests that Shakespeare was not as great a playwright as previously claimed.
- Yes, because it reveals how much of Shakespeare's knowledge came from one book.
- No, because it interrupts the flow of the sentence. (correct)
What is the correct phrase to replace 'except he' at marker 10?
What is the correct phrase to replace 'except he' at marker 10?
What was the approximate increase in the number of aquatic organisms over each of the two years listed?
What was the approximate increase in the number of aquatic organisms over each of the two years listed?
Which option is closest to the average score for all students participating in the history contest?
Which option is closest to the average score for all students participating in the history contest?
In triangle XYZ, which of the following expressions is equal to sin X?
In triangle XYZ, which of the following expressions is equal to sin X?
What fraction of athletes reported spending less than 2 hours per week running?
What fraction of athletes reported spending less than 2 hours per week running?
What is the main concern raised by the group of scholars questioning Shakespeare's authorship?
What is the main concern raised by the group of scholars questioning Shakespeare's authorship?
Which piece of evidence contributes to the argument against Shakespeare's literacy?
Which piece of evidence contributes to the argument against Shakespeare's literacy?
What do the Stratfordians rely on to argue for Shakespeare's literacy?
What do the Stratfordians rely on to argue for Shakespeare's literacy?
What is implied about the Oxfordians in relation to Shakespeare's literacy?
What is implied about the Oxfordians in relation to Shakespeare's literacy?
Which of the following are associated with the views held by traditional Shakespeare scholars?
Which of the following are associated with the views held by traditional Shakespeare scholars?
What does the passage imply about the perspectives of Oxfordians and Stratfordians?
What does the passage imply about the perspectives of Oxfordians and Stratfordians?
How does the passage characterize the evidence surrounding Shakespeare's education?
How does the passage characterize the evidence surrounding Shakespeare's education?
Which of these statements best captures the role of Ben Johnson in the context of Shakespeare's authorship debate?
Which of these statements best captures the role of Ben Johnson in the context of Shakespeare's authorship debate?
What argument do the Oxfordians present regarding Shakespeare's ability to write about high culture?
What argument do the Oxfordians present regarding Shakespeare's ability to write about high culture?
Which aspect of education during Shakespeare's time is highlighted as a counterargument to the skepticism about his cultural exposure?
Which aspect of education during Shakespeare's time is highlighted as a counterargument to the skepticism about his cultural exposure?
What does the historical examination reveal about the book related to Shakespeare's plays?
What does the historical examination reveal about the book related to Shakespeare's plays?
What conclusion can be drawn about Shakespeare's geographical descriptions in his plays?
What conclusion can be drawn about Shakespeare's geographical descriptions in his plays?
What does the underlined sentence (#5) primarily serve as in the argument?
What does the underlined sentence (#5) primarily serve as in the argument?
How does the writer describe the impact of Shakespeare's lack of travel on the content of his plays?
How does the writer describe the impact of Shakespeare's lack of travel on the content of his plays?
Which phrase correctly punctuates the clause discussing the Oxfordians?
Which phrase correctly punctuates the clause discussing the Oxfordians?
What does the introduction of 'Despite all of this evidence suggesting' imply about the argument?
What does the introduction of 'Despite all of this evidence suggesting' imply about the argument?
What is said to be the first principle of Architecture?
What is said to be the first principle of Architecture?
According to the content, what does Architecture specifically concern itself with?
According to the content, what does Architecture specifically concern itself with?
What does the spirit of sacrifice in Architecture prompt individuals to do?
What does the spirit of sacrifice in Architecture prompt individuals to do?
What is indicated as a prevalent feeling of modern times in contrast to the spirit of sacrifice?
What is indicated as a prevalent feeling of modern times in contrast to the spirit of sacrifice?
How is the work of Architecture described in contrast to older works?
How is the work of Architecture described in contrast to older works?
What leads to the abandonment of things loved or desired, according to the text?
What leads to the abandonment of things loved or desired, according to the text?
What is suggested as a necessary action concerning work in Architecture?
What is suggested as a necessary action concerning work in Architecture?
What may characterize nearly all old work in design according to the content?
What may characterize nearly all old work in design according to the content?
What distinction does Ruskin make between building and architecture?
What distinction does Ruskin make between building and architecture?
What is the primary intent of the passage?
What is the primary intent of the passage?
In Paragraph 4, what does 'concerns' most closely refer to?
In Paragraph 4, what does 'concerns' most closely refer to?
How does Ruskin describe the motivations of architects regarding values?
How does Ruskin describe the motivations of architects regarding values?
What can be inferred about Ruskin's views on modern architects?
What can be inferred about Ruskin's views on modern architects?
Which statement best supports the previous inference about modern architects?
Which statement best supports the previous inference about modern architects?
What does 'stopped short' imply as used in Paragraph 7?
What does 'stopped short' imply as used in Paragraph 7?
An architect adhering to Ruskin's principles would likely avoid using:
An architect adhering to Ruskin's principles would likely avoid using:
Study Notes
Building vs. Architecture
- Building is functional, serving basic needs.
- Architecture is beyond functionality; it's about adding extra elements for aesthetic and symbolic purposes, requiring sacrifice of resources.
Spirit of Sacrifice in Architecture
- Essential to choose the most expensive material available, even if a cheaper option is equally functional.
- Value the elaborate over the simple, even if both are effective.
- Modern architecture prioritizes cost-effectiveness, opposing the spirit of sacrifice.
Two Forms of Sacrifice
- Self-denial: For personal fulfillment and discipline, even when not necessary.
- Honoring others through costly sacrifices.
Old vs. Modern Architectural Work
- Prior generations worked diligently, valuing quality and craftsmanship.
- Current work appears rushed and incomplete, lacking dedication.
Ruskin's Call to Action
- Discard the temptation to settle for mediocrity.
- Quality over quantity: Focus on producing the best, even if it means less finished work.
- Embrace the spirit of sacrifice, even in limitations.
- Honest unfinished architectural work is better than mediocrity.
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Explore the fundamental differences between building and architecture through this quiz. It delves into concepts like the spirit of sacrifice, the value of craftsmanship, and the critique of modern architectural practices. Test your understanding of how these elements shape our built environment.
