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Restatements (Questions 9-12)

This part consists of several sentences, each followed by four possible ways of restating the
main idea of that sentence in different words. For each question, choose the one restatement
which best expresses the meaning of the original sentence.

9. There are several strains of the dangerous dengue virus, and exposure to one does not

create immunity to the others.

(1) The best way to become immune to the dengue virus is to be exposed to one of its
strains.

(2) The dengue virus is not harmful if one has already developed immunity to it.
(3) Exposure to certain strains of the dengue virus is more dangerous than exposure to

others.
(4) Being exposed to one of the strains of the harmful dengue virus does not make a

person immune to the other strains.

10. The report of the 19th-century Children's Employment Commission contained some

horrifying facts about the abuse of children who worked in factories.

(1) Shocking information about the terrible treatment of children working in factories
was presented in the report of the 19th-century Children's Employment
Commission.

(2) It was only after the Children's Employment Commission issued its report in the
19th century that people became aware of the horrifying abuse of children working
in factories.

(3) The report of the Children's Employment Commission indicated that there had been
a shocking increase in the abuse of children working in factories during the 19th
century.

(4) By the time the Children's Employment Commission issued its first report in the
19th century, the abuse of children working in factories had reached shocking
proportions.

11. Paul Nagel's A Public Life, a Private Life – a biography of American President John

Quincy Adams – aims to clarify aspects of its subject's personality that have been
misinterpreted.

(1) It is generally accepted that Paul Nagel has misinterpreted many important aspects
of John Quincy Adams' personality in A Public Life, a Private Life.

(2) Paul Nagel's A Public Life, a Private Life reveals previously unknown details about
John Quincy Adams' personal life.

(3) Paul Nagel argues in A Public Life, a Private Life that it is impossible to understand
John Quincy Adams fully without examining all aspects of his personality.

(4) In A Public Life, a Private Life Paul Nagel tries to explain those sides of John
Quincy Adams' personality that have been misunderstood.

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