PrepTest 132, Section 1, Question 9

AnalogyDifficulty4 of 5
Passage 2Custom medical illustrations in personal injury cases
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While courts have long allowed custom-made medical illustrations(477 more words not shown)

Which one of the following(19 more words not shown)

Reading the passage

The final paragraph gives us the role to match: a picture helps the audience understand information that would be hard to visualize from words alone. Think of an informative visual aid accompanying an explanation.

Working the answers

  • A
    Correct

    The schematic drawings help the audience follow the engineer's oral presentation. That is the same relationship as a custom medical image helping jurors understand technical expert testimony.

  • B

    The map replaces verbal instructions: the travelers use it so they won't have to ask strangers. Our medical image supplements expert testimony rather than eliminating the need for it.

  • C

    The psychologist uses the drawing to discover hidden wishes or anxieties. The medical illustration communicates injury information already available in scans and records; its role isn't to uncover a hidden condition.

  • D

    A reproduction lets a reader see a particular painting, but this choice doesn't connect it to making a complex verbal explanation understandable. A matches that specific role more closely.

  • E

    Preliminary sketches help an artist work toward a finished painting. Our illustration is an aid for explaining information to an audience, not an early step in creating another artwork.

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