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    Big Book, Test 9, Section 2, Question 1

    Though some of the information the author reveals about Russian life might surprise Americans, her major themes are ----- enough.
    1)familiar
    2)thorough
    3)vital
    4)original
    5)interesting
    Please help. I chose interesting, but the correct answer is familiar. Please explain why interesting could not fit the sentence?

    Despite claims that his philosophy can be traced to ____ source , the philosophy in fact draws liberally on several traditions and methodologies and so could justifiably be termed ____ .

    A. a particular .... consistent
    B. a schematic .... multifaceted
    C. a dominant .... cogent
    D. an authoritative .... derivative
    E. a single .... eclectic


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    For what reason/s would an account of Russian life not surprise Americans? Answer: If the themes are familiar to Americans. Interesting things might still surprise you but familiar things don't.

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    Someone that draws on several sources is by definition eclectic. And the keyword is Despite. So there area claims that his philosophy does not draw on several traditions. So the claims are that his philosophy is based on a single source. Option A particular would work for the first blank but consistent does not work for the second blank.

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