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Su25 EWRT D001A 56Z, 57Z Composition And Reading Quiz Class 7
Single choice
Which of these is the thesis?
Options
A.Patterns of evidence, a grasp of biology, theories of physics: as it turns out, we need all of these to account for our intuitions about supernatural beings. [. . .] the ability to think about nonexistent things isn’t just handy for playing parlor games on Halloween. It is utterly fundamental to who we are. Studying that ability helps us learn about ourselves; exercising it helps us learn about the world
B.So how, exactly, are we drawing these distinctions? And what does it say about our own wildly implausible, unmistakably real selves that we are able to do so? (par 3).
C.Closely related to the Australian Yowie, the Canadian Nuk-luk, the Missouri Momo, the Louisiana Swamp Ape, and Bigfoot. O.K., then: on a scale not of zero to ten but of, say, leprechaun to zombie, how likely do you think it is that the yeti exists?
D.None of these is correct
E.No answer text provided.
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Question restatement: The prompt asks which of the provided options constitutes the thesis.
Option 1: 'Patterns of evidence, a grasp of biology, theories of physics: as it turns out, we need all of these to account for our intuitions about supernatural beings. [. . .] the ability to think about nonexistent things isn’t just handy for playing parlor games on Halloween. It is utterly fundamental to who we are. Studying that ability helps us learn about ourselves; exercising it helps us learn about the world.'
- This option presents a cohesive, overarching claim about why we study the capacity to think about nonexistent things, tying togethe......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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