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The analogy in the final sentence of Passage 2 has the effect: it criticizes the view of a particular group (option D).
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In a comprehension passage, some questions are given that follow the passage. The questions are to be answered by using the data given in the passage, even if it differs from real-life facts.
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- Lines 83–90 of Passage 2's author criticize media critics for their pessimistic writing, saying that they "write as if the brain takes on the attributes of whatever it consumes, the informational equivalent of 'you are what you eat.'" The author continues by drawing a comparison between the "you are what you eat" philosophy of media critics and the prehistoric idea that "eating fierce creatures made them fierce."
- The author uses this comparison to refute the idea put forth by media skeptics that exposure to electronic media affects the brain.
- Options A, B, and C are inappropriate because Passage 2's concluding phrase does not make use of decorative language, humor, or a nostalgic allusion.
- Hence, the option D is the most accurate and the shows the analogy of the final sentence of Passage 2.
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