PrepTest 128, Section 4, Question 21

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Passage 4Cosmic justice, human limitations, and impartial legal procedures
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Passage A discusses the views of the economist(495 more words not shown)

Passage A(13 more words not shown)

Passage B(490 more words not shown)

Which one of the following(10 more words not shown)

Reading the passage

We need something mentioned in B and absent from A. Keep both halves of that test in view. This is a straightforward check of the two texts.

Working the answers

  • A

    Punishment appears in both. A includes it in the opening definition of cosmic justice.

  • B
    Correct

    B discusses criminal trials to explain fair procedures and then the treatment of a murderer. A discusses human law generally without mentioning trials.

  • C

    Rewards appear in A's opening definition, so this goes in the wrong direction.

  • D

    A explicitly discusses human legal systems. That alone rules it out.

  • E

    Human limitations are the central reason given throughout A, not something absent from it.

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