GO ON TO NEXT PAGE- According to the passage, why did churches begin “constructing
verandah-like lanais on either side of the naves that symbolically
welcomed all believers”?
A to reflect the styles of other buildings constructed during the era
B to display their wealth to the parishioners
C to reflect a belief of their parishioners
D to appease members of the Pan-Pacific movement
E to incorporate the blending of Eastern and Western styles prominent
in other buildings. - Select the sentence in the passage that introduces an ironic aspect of the
evolution of Hawaiian architecture.
Question 18 is based on the passage below. Select one answer choice.At the end of each school year, University Z requires all students who
enrolled in calculus to take a standardized final. This year, students
in Professor Doyle’s course scored higher, on average, than did the
students in any other course. Since student placement in calculus
courses is randomized, the superior performance of Doyle’s students
is clearly attributable to his teaching ability.- Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument?
A Calculus is the most advanced math course offered at University Z.
B Because of the rigor of Professor Doyle’s course, a greater percentage
of students dropped his course than did the students in any other
Calculus course.
C Professor Doyle is known to have an unorthodox teaching style.
D Student ratings of Professor Doyle were no greater than the average
rating for other calculus professors.
E University X has a nationally ranked mathematics program.
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