50. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word anomalies in the passage?
(A) abnormalities
(B) anonymities
(C) diversities
(D) enmities
(E) formalities

51. The third sentence in the selection (lines 2─4) implies all of the following EXCEPT (A) Despite her father, Catherine was destined for heroic exploits. (B) Richard, at the time this passage was written, was a pedestrian name. (C) Catherine is an unlikely heroine. (D) Good looks are important in the society being described. (E) Clergymen were held in high respect.

52. By stating the fact that Catherine’s father “had never been handsome,” the narrator intends the reader to (A) be aware that Catherine also was not attractive. (B) infer that there is a subtle purpose behind mentioning that fact. (C) know all the facts about Catherine’s character and appearance. (D) recognize that clergymen can be successful even if they are not handsome. (E) notice that non sequiturs are an element of human experience.

53. In reading the many facts recorded in this passage, the reader is invited to conclude that the author (A) wants to tell everything about her heroine. (B) has great respect for the family of her heroine. (C) recognizes that the potential for heroism exists in all people. (D) is giving tongue-in-check descriptions. (E) exaggerates and distorts the virtues and faults of her characters.

54. The technique of the author can be described as one that (A) encourages ironic inferences. (B) is typical in the telling of romantic tales. (C) is detailed and realistic. (D) shows affection for the ordinary things of life. (E) indicates a superior attitude.

55. The expression “for many years of her life” (line 10) suggests that, in the story that is to be told, Catherine will (A) suffer untold misery (B) not be courted by gentlemen (C) develop into a pretty woman (D) remain at home to care for her aging parents (E) become a lovable maiden aunt

56. What will be the most appropriate title for the article? (A) Everyone shall be educated (B) Class and education in 19th-century England (C) Towards modern educational ideas (D) Universities versus schools (E) Academic talent rewarded

57. At what age was it proposed that the children of the gentry should leave school? (A) 14 (B) 16 (C) 12 (D) 18 or 19 (E) 21

58. According to the article, what was the primary aim of the changes proposed in the Taunton Commission Report of 1864? (A) To improve educational provision for the lower classes (B) To facilitate easier entry to university for the sons of the gentry (C) To keep the lower classes in their place and not allow them to mingle with their social superiors (D) To raise large amounts of money by charging for educational provision (E) To reward exceptional talent

59. What was the upper limit in fees proposed for the sons of large shopkeepers at boarding schools? (A) £40 (B) 12 guineas (C) £120 (D) £25 (E) £60

60. According to the article, which ONE of the following statements is incorrect? (A) The Report of 1864 addressed the issue of education for all classes in the UK. (B) In the Report, all secondary schools were placed in one of three grades. (C) Enforcing a strict leaving age was vital in maintaining the syllabus of a school. (D) It was not desirable to mix working class boys with those of the upper classes. (E) The introduction of open scholarships helped boys of ability irrespective of their financial and educational circumstances.

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