25. The misunderstanding presented by the author in lines 13-14 is similar

 

to which of the following?

 

I. X uses the word "you" to refer to a group, but Y thinks that X is referring

 

to one person only.

 

II. X mistakenly uses the word "anomaly" to refer to a typical example,.but Y

 

knows that "anomaly" means "exception".

 

III. X uses the word "bachelor" to mean "unmarried man:’ but Y mistakenly thinks

 

that bachelor means "unmarried woman."

 

(A) I only

 

(B) II only

 

(C) III only

 

(D) I and II only

 

(E) IIand IIIonly

 

26. In presenting the argument, theauthor does all of the following EXCEPT

 

(A) give an example

 

(B) draw a conclusion

 

(C) make a generalization

 

(D) make a comparison

 

(E) present a paradox

 

27. Which of the following contributes to the misunder- standing described

 

by the author in lines 13-14 ?

 

(A) It is unclear whom the speaker of the sentence is addressing.

 

(B) It is unclear to whom the word "his" refers the first time it is used.

 

(C) It is unclear to whom the word "his" refers the second time it is used.

 

(D) The meaning of "took" is ambiguous.

 

(E) It is unclear to whom "He" refers.

 

Directions: Each question below consists of a word printed in capital letters,

 

followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase

 

that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. Slnce

 

some of the questions require you to distinguish fine siiadtj of meanirlg, be

 

sun tc, consider aii the choices before deciding which one is best.

 

28. FALLACY: (A) personal philosophy

 

(B) imaginative idea

 

(C) unconfirmed theory

 

(D) tentative opinion

 

(E)valid argument

 

29. DIVULGE:

 

(A) keep secret

 

(B) evaluate by oneself

 

(C) refine

 

(D) restore

 

(E) copy