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Acing The GRE_05

Tham khảo tài liệu 'acing the gre_05', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | THE GRE VERBAL SECTION 8. It can be inferred from the passage that the truth of a geometrical proposition depends on which of the following a. the concept of straight lines b. the validity of Euclidean thought c. the logical connection of the ideas of geometry d. our inclination to accept it as true e. the truth of the axioms 9. The author s use of the term pure geometry in line 13 refers to which of the following a. the relation of ideas to objects of experience b. the logical connection of ideas among themselves c. apparent observations of points and planes d. more or less exact objects in nature e. the existence of straight lines 10. It can be inferred from the passage that our propensity for calling the propositions of geometry true is due to which of the following a. The propositions appear to correspond to natural objects. b. There is a logical unity to the propositions. c. We have been conditioned to believe they are true. d. Geometric principles derive from definite ideas. e. Observations prove the propositions to be true. Necessity is the first lawgiver all the wants that had to be met by this constitution were originally of a commercial nature. Thus the whole constitution was founded on commerce and the laws of the nation were adapted to its pursuits. The last clause which excluded foreigners from all offices of trust was a natural consequence of the preceding articles. So complicated 5 and artificial a relation between the sovereign and his people which in many provinces was further modified according to the peculiar wants of each and frequently of some single city required for its maintenance the liveliest zeal for the liberties of the country combined with an intimate acquaintance with them. From a foreigner neither could well be expected. This law besides was enforced reciprocally in each particular province so that in Brabant no 10 Fleming and in Zealand no Hollander could hold office and it continued in force even after all these provinces were .