Chapter 2

The example of Broadacre City primarily serves as an example of (A) the first successfully implemented arcological urban development. (B) an early proposed solution to suburban sprawl. (C) the architectural masterpiece of world-renowned designer Frank Lloyd Wright. (D) a significant instance of cutting-edge environmental technology.

What additional piece of information would be most helpful in determining the number of people in the U.S. over age 84 who had a new case of cancer in the years \(2007-2011 ?\) (A) The total number of new cancer cases between 2007 and 2011 in the United States (B) The total number of male cancer patients between 2007 and 2011 (C) The total number of lung cancer cases in the elderly between 2007 and 2011 (D) The total number of emergency room visits by the elderly between 2007 and 2011

Which symbol in the Great Seal of the United States does the author suggest was chosen in an effort to differentiate the U.S. from more aristocratic countries? (A) The eagle (B) The olive branch (C) The "Eye of Providence" (D) The unfinished pyramid

The author suggests that many early Americans believed that divine power had what role in the formation of the United States? (A) A negative and revolutionary role (B) A neutral and removed role (C) A positive and instrumental role (D) A helpful yet tangential role

The general point Douglass conveys in the first paragraph (lines \(1-13)\) about knowing one's age is that A) slaves managed to celebrate birthdays through careful estimations of their actual ages. B) slaves were not granted basic personal identifying characteristics taken for granted by others. C) there were some kind masters who overcame societal prejudice to see slaves as people, not property. D) slaves did not know the fundamentals of arithmetic, having been denied math education by their masters.

The author suggests that the military's initial mindset on their capacity to remove the emus was one of (A) overconfidence. (B) bravery. (C) humility. (D) fanaticism.