Explanation for Question 41 From the Reading Section on the 2019 May Sat
Question 41 says in their discussion of human rights, 2 both passages reflect an underlying concern with what? 3 So we'll look back at both of the passage to see what they're like 4 explicitly concerned about in terms of passage. 5 One, it's more of a positive kind of vibe. 6 So it's a little bit easier to identify the concern that they have. 7 Whereas in passage two, it was a little bit more negative. So we'll look 8 at the most explicit way that they express concern. 9 So if we start with passage one it's right there in that highlighted space 10 where they're talking about concern, it says, man, does that. 11 Man's desire for peace lies behind this declaration. 12 The realization that the flagrant violation of human rights by Nazi and fascist countries. 13 So the seeds of the last world war has supplied the impetus for the 14 work, which brings us to the moment of achievement here today. 15 So you can see even where they're kind of outlining this concern. 16 There's still an air of like positivity, 17 right? A moment of achievement. But in this case, 18 they're concerned, it comes with the fact that there 19 was a flagrant violation of human rights by Nazi and fascist countries. 20 So people are being violated under these oppressive regimes. 21 If we look at passage two, 22 this paragraph here, the second paragraph is going to be the most explicit expression 23 of concern here. There's other ways that, 24 uh, concern is expressed. They talk about the weaknesses that they're...