Explanation for Question 19 From the Reading Section on the 2019 October Sat
Question 19 says based on the passages, the authors of passage one and passage 2 two would agree that transactions in the marketplace are what? 3 So if we look through each of these answer choices, 4 we're most likely going to find the evidence of them in one of the 5 passages and not both of them or in neither of the passages. 6 Obviously the correct answer will then come in both of the passages. 7 So we'll start with the correct answer here. 8 And then we'll talk about the incorrect answers. The correct answer here is answer 9 choice B. So let's look for evidence of that in both of the passages, 10 but we can find evidence for it. In the first passage, 11 in a couple of places, it says an essential part of economic freedom is 12 freedom to choose how to spend our income, 13 how much to spend on ourselves and on line items, 14 dah, dah, dah, and then we can also find in the last paragraph, 15 it says it is however, very different from the kind of freedom you have. 16 When you shop at a supermarket, when you vote daily in the supermarket, 17 you get precisely what you voted for. So you can attribute getting precisely what 18 you vote for with satisfaction, right? You're getting exactly what you wanted, 19 what you asked for what you need. And then in the second paragraph, 20 in the second passage, we can see starting in 9 59. 21 It says, when we go to the store, we hand over our money and 22 immediately get something very concrete in return, 23 a candy bar, a blouse, some gro...