PrepTest 151, Section 1, Question 9

DetailDifficulty2 of 5
Passage 2Evidence that the Botai domesticated and rode horses
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Reading the passage

The relationship goes beyond merely hunting horses for meat. In context, that means more was involved: some horses may have been kept, ridden, or treated in a way reflected by their burial with humans. Predict something like a broader or more involved relationship, rather than a harder-to-understand one.

Working the answers

  • A

    A basically parallel relationship would be similar to hunting for meat. The writer is suggesting an additional dimension, not another version of the same relationship.

  • B

    Elusive means difficult to grasp or pin down. The point is that the relationship involved more than hunting, not that it was harder to understand.

  • C

    This also substitutes difficulty of understanding for greater involvement.

  • D

    Less clearly defined would make the comparison about how precisely the relationship can be described. That isn't the meaning of beyond here.

  • E
    Correct

    A more complex relationship can include uses or associations beyond obtaining meat. This preserves the sentence's point without specifying a ritual or belief the evidence hasn't established.

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