4. In line three of the second paragraph, the word “disparate” means
(A) different
(B) homogeneous
(C) regular
(D) critical

10. (A) rise (B) arise (C) rouse (D) arouse

1. The statement that shows the best understanding of the first two sentences of the passage is (A) color blind people are not good judges of paintings (B) bring me a champagne-colored blouse that matches this swatch (C) the perception of color varies with light (D) modern music is not as good as baroque music

2. In line two of the first paragraph, the word “trigger” means (A) shoot (B) spark (C) influence (D) change

3. According to the passage, (A) "phatic communion" is the form of communication which children employ with animals (B) linguistics will overcome the language barrier through the use of symbols (C) one characteristic of the mature person is the ability to delay response appropriate to the situation (D) a poker face conceals reactions to threatening stimuli

5. Which of the statements that follow is neither expressed nor implied in the passage? (A) Nonsymbolic language has been used by some researchers in an effort to breakdown linguistic barriers (B) Phatic communion is exemplified by body language (C) Color is not an absolute attribute; it does not exist independent of the perceiver (D) Sensory perceptions can be communicated through the use of analogy and other linguistic devices

6. A view expressed by the author is that (A) signal reactions reflect impulsive, immature personalities (B) the ability to delay response is characteristic of the thoughtful, mature person (C) semantics will help bridge the gap between individuals and make it more likely that people will understand each other (D) words that convey emotions can only trigger feelings that the listener has experienced, not necessarily those that the speaker or writer has in mind

7. In line six of the third paragraph, the word “instantaneous” means (A) gradual (B) distant (C) immediate (D)prolonged

8. What kind of motion picture camera shot was generally used in early films? (A) Close-up shots. (B) Full shots. (C) Long shots. (D) Action shots.

9. What occupation did Edwin S. Porter probably have? (A) Film producer. (B) Movie critic. (C) Stuntman. (D) Actor

10. Why was the close-up of Annie Lee followed by a shot of Annie’s husband? (A) To shock Griffith’s contemporaries. (B) To show who Annie Lee was thinking about. (C) To indicate when Annie Lee’s husband would return. (D) To avoid criticism of the close-up shot.