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Holograms - Synthesis practice

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Source 1 is adapted from Fiona Sturges, “Houston, We Have a Solution: Why Hologram Tours Are the Obvious
Next Step for the Music Industry.” ©2019 by The Independent Digital News & Media Ltd. Sources 1 and 2 discuss
holograms. In this context, holograms are images projected with lasers that appear to a viewer to be threedimensional.

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Source 1 is adapted from Fiona Sturges, “Houston, We Have a Solution: Why Hologram Tours Are the Obvious Next Step for the Music Industry.” ©2019 by The Independent Digital News & Media Ltd. Sources 1 and 2 discuss holograms. In this context, holograms are images projected with lasers that appear to a viewer to be threedimensional.

by Lama AlShami
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In paragraph 1 of Source 1, the phrase “burying its head in the sand” most nearly means

2

The author’s overall attitude toward hologram tours in Source 1 can best be described as

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In Source 1, paragraph 3, the word “cataloguing” most nearly means

4

In Source 1, paragraph 4, the author argues that critics who oppose hologram tours are being

5

Which of the following best describes the author’s main claim in Source 1?

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In Source 2, The phrase “hard pass” in paragraph 4 most nearly means

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In Source 2, In paragraphs 6–7, the author suggests that Whitney Houston’s music resonated with audiences because

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In Source 2, In paragraph 11, the word “ghoulish” most nearly means

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What is Becker’s main argument in paragraphs 15–16?

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The key difference between the authors of Source 1 and Source 2 is that

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