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[...]... People with anorexia nervosa perceive themselves as overweight c The female population is the primary group affected by eating disorders d Fifty percent of people with bulimia have had anorexia nervosa 3 97 People who have an eating disorder but nevertheless appear to be of normal weight are most likely to have a obsessive-compulsive disorder b bulimia nervosa c binge-eating disorder d anorexia nervosa... more aware of greyhounds than they used to be b Greyhounds are more competitive than other dogs c Greyhound racing should not be allowed d People who own pet rabbits should not adopt greyhounds 103 4 07 According to the passage, a retired racing greyhound available for adoption will most likely be a happy to be retiring b easily housebroken c a champion, or else it would have been euthanized d less... her husband held b She married on the rebound after a wealthy suitor had abandoned her c She married for love without realizing the consequences to her social standing d She never loved her husband 4 17 What can be inferred about the values of both husband and wife? a They share the same values b The husband values family and simple comforts of home, whereas his wife views these comforts as cause for... how selfish and selfcentered the wife is 419 What part of speech does de Maupassant employ to weave the rich images he presents through the wife’s descriptions? a adjectives b adverbs c nouns d verbs 1 07 . section are the final test of your reading comprehension skills. They test your abil- ity to read large blocks of text, define words in context, and respond to questions about content. You’ll find. the material for you. Remember that the reading process is the same whether the text is long or short, complex or simple, and the way to respond to the questions correctly is to read closely and. easily. – LONGER PASSAGES– 94 371 . The first person to use a gear system on bicy- cles was a. H.J. Lawson. b. Kirkpatrick Macmillan. c. Pierre Michaux. d. James Starley. 372 . This passage was most