A．critical dismay
B．jealous resentment
C．arrogant indifference
D．sentimental reverence

A．praise the propaganda methods of other nations
B．encourage the spread of democracy to underdeveloped lands
C．urge greater devotion to the ideals of democracy
D．criticize those who put self-interest ahead of the interests of their country

A．false and treacherous
B．credible and inspiring
C．attractive but impractical
D．superficial and irrelevant

A．the future of the media is one of truthfulness and accuracy
B．a shift in public opinion will cause the media to change its habits in reporting
C．in order for the media to change in a positive direction, the industry itself must desire the change
D．if public opinion and buying habits continue to favor sensationalism, papers will continue to exaggerate and misrepresent

A．reporting, as it is conducted today, is of little value due to its sensationalist nature
B．the inaccurate nature of the media is the result of public demand for that type of journalism
C．the media is on a downward spiral toward further inaccuracies, but there is hope for the future
D．the media is primarily interested in boosting sales and only marginally interested in the accuracy of it's articles

A．such information is necessary for proper decision-making by public leaders
B．the way that information is presented to the public can influence opinions and outcomes
C．far-fetched exaggerations invariably intrude into the private lives of those being reported on
D．catering to profit-driven sensationalism leads to further inaccuracies and misrepresentations

A．foster interest in the main text of the article
B．boost sales by stirring interest above that of the competition's
C．outdo their competition in creating the most provocative stories
D．submit to the demands of the public, who want such sensational titles

A．interpret the function of forgetting
B．illustrate the process of adapting
C．explain the performance of memory
D．emphasize the importance of learning

A．forgetfulness is a response to learning
B．the memory storage system is an exactly balanced input--output system
C．memory is a compensation for forgetting
D．the Capacity of a memory storage system is limited because forgetting occurs

A．forgetting for lack of practice tends to be obviously inadaptive
B．if a person gets very forgetful all of a sudden he must be very adaptive
C．the gradual process of forgetting is an indication of an individual's adaptability
D．sudden forgetting may bring about adaptive consequences