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Unit 1 Machiavelli
5. According to paragraph 3, all of the following are aspects of Machiavelli‟s ideal leader
EXCEPT
(A) the willingness to commit immoral acts to hold on to power
(B) knowledge of combat strategy and tactics
(C) the ability to appear good even when committing cruel acts
(D) the ability to rule even in the face of popular opposition
6. The word repudiated in the passage is closest in meaning to
(A) criticized (B) convicted (C) acknowledged (D) punished
7. Why does the author discuss Jean Bodin and Giovanni Botero in paragraphs 4 and 5?
(A) To illustrate that Machiavelli‟s ideas were discussed despite the Church‟s ban on his book
(B) To exemplify the divisions that Machiavelli‟s ideas created in Italian society
(C) To introduce the effects that Machiavelli‟s ideas had on later political thought
(D) To explain both the positive and negative effects of Machiavelli‟s ideas
8. Based on the information in paragraphs 4 and 5, what can be inferred about Machiavellian
political theory?
(A) It is not widely ascribed to in Catholic nations.
(B) It most often gains favor in autocratic governments.
(C) It was last used in fascist politics.
(D) Its study is banned in both democratic and communist nations.
9. Look at the four squares [A~D] that indicate where the following sentence could be added
to the passage. Where would the sentence best fit? [B]
Bodin felt that rulers were above any human laws and were only bound by the laws
of nature.
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5. According to paragraph 3, all of the following are aspects of Machiavelli‟s ideal leader
EXCEPT
(A) the willingness to commit immoral acts to hold on to power
(B) knowledge of combat strategy and tactics
(C) the ability to appear good even when committing cruel acts
(D) the ability to rule even in the face of popular opposition
6. The word repudiated in the passage is closest in meaning to
(A) criticized (B) convicted (C) acknowledged (D) punished
7. Why does the author discuss Jean Bodin and Giovanni Botero in paragraphs 4 and 5?
(A) To illustrate that Machiavelli‟s ideas were discussed despite the Church‟s ban on his book
(B) To exemplify the divisions that Machiavelli‟s ideas created in Italian society
(C) To introduce the effects that Machiavelli‟s ideas had on later political thought
(D) To explain both the positive and negative effects of Machiavelli‟s ideas
8. Based on the information in paragraphs 4 and 5, what can be inferred about Machiavellian
political theory?
(A) It is not widely ascribed to in Catholic nations.
(B) It most often gains favor in autocratic governments.
(C) It was last used in fascist politics.
(D) Its study is banned in both democratic and communist nations.
9. Look at the four squares [A~D] that indicate where the following sentence could be added
to the passage. Where would the sentence best fit? [B]
Bodin felt that rulers were above any human laws and were only bound by the laws
of nature.
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