Is B the answer because it is not presented in the passage?
(It does not say to restore harmony with supernatural forces.)
And maybe we can find C in line 7~ and E 12-?
Thank you
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Re: Q13
Thanks for your post, daijob!
You are exactly right that B is correct because it is not presented in the passage. Approach EXCEPT questions by using a process of elimination. Knock out choices that do appear in the passage to find the correct answer.
(A) appears in line 14
(C) appears in lines 9-10
(D) appears in line 11
(E) is indicated by the whole description of Snell’s point of view. According to Snell, the hero freely makes a decision between two choices. He must be aware of the choices for this agency to be possible.
(B) doesn’t show up, and is correct.
Best, Rina
You are exactly right that B is correct because it is not presented in the passage. Approach EXCEPT questions by using a process of elimination. Knock out choices that do appear in the passage to find the correct answer.
(A) appears in line 14
(C) appears in lines 9-10
(D) appears in line 11
(E) is indicated by the whole description of Snell’s point of view. According to Snell, the hero freely makes a decision between two choices. He must be aware of the choices for this agency to be possible.
(B) doesn’t show up, and is correct.
Best, Rina
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