Passage 1 was about Augurnarians(sp?) and their cave paintings, how they factored into hunting season
Passage 2 was about Gluck and her critics, who wanted female poets to have a distinctive voice
Passage 3 was about native Canadians and the private property vs. collective property
Passage 4 was about the comparison of fruit flys fertilization and the fertilization of neomates(sp?) and maybe humans as well.
Cavemen
1. that tribal rituals were used in addition to cave paintings to gain magical power over the animals
2. Specialization--the passage specifically mentions shamans and religious leaders, specialized professions
3. paintings depicted in caves - animals (bisons discussed)
4. author felt about what the anthropologists were saying in paragraph 3 - implicit approval
5. something like why the pictures were painted in some place so inaccessible - cave paitings had other functions aside from aesthetic ones
Gluck and poetry
1. analogy -Bird flying exposing the normally non-visible turbulence in the air
2. tacit agreement
3. what would the author most likely think about the prospects, inheritance - male-dominated, universal v. social and historical transcendence
4. author's attitude - imposition v. those great literary achievements passed down generations of writers
5. poetic connection in childhood
6. main point – "though criticism, gluck…"
7.the realization of gender roles/identities/whatever would be st rongest if the author was____ - "unconscious/unaware of gender roles"
Canadian law
1.author feels like the courts will get better, and glad about it
2.property owner means being able to do whatever you want with the property
3.which one of the following is most indicative of the fact that courts will be unlikely to rule always with the museums - even if native canadians did not own documentation of their property...
4.all the ones that litigated use the communal method
5.purpose of the first paragraph for native Canadians: "to give the basic context...."
6.author says all EXCEPT: private ownership allows just one owner, (isnt true, both communal and private can have multiple people)
7.question asking what the canadian native could/couldn't do with their property, and answer choices included "selling it," "developing it," etc. And the answer was "sell it," but of course in a more elaborated sentence.
Embryos
1.what is meant by conservation of mechanism- researcher could compare the development of human and fruit fly eyes
2. diversity of methods by which early polarity is determined is surprising
4. What can we know about human polarization- it takes more cell division than...(whatever the question asked about)
5. What is the point of third or second paragraph- to demonstrate various ways that animals can polarize
6.difference for fruit flies and nematodes: fruit flies ready to go prior to fertilization, nematodes upon fertilization, or something like that...
7. What would the author be most likely to agree with? A: Scientists will work on figuring out how human polarity is determined.
8. What is the most typical situation research from simple vertebrates could be used for humans? A: Studying visual apparatus.
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