No two plays by the same playwright will be scheduled for any of the five weeks, except for week 3, for which two plays by playwright R will be scheduled.
The play by playwright V will be scheduled for week 5.
No play by playwright S will be scheduled for the same week as any play by playwright R.
17. Which of the following could be the two plays scheduled for week 1?
(A) Two plays by playwright R
(B) Two plays by playwright S
(C) A play by playwright R and a play by playwright S
(D) A play by playwright R and the play by playwright U
(E) The play by playwright U and the play by playwright V
18. If the plays by playwright R will be scheduled for weeks 2, 3, and 4, which of the following must be true?
(A) A play by playwright S will be scheduled for week 2.
(B) A play by playwright S will be scheduled for week 5.
(C) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 2.
(D) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 4.
(E) The play by playwright U will be scheduled for week 1.
19. If the plays by playwright S will be scheduled for weeks 1 and 2, which of the following must be true?
(A) A play by playwright R will be scheduled for week 4.
(B) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 1.
(C) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 4.
(D) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 5.
(E) The play by playwright U will be scheduled for week 4.
20. Which of the following pairs of plays CANNOT be scheduled together for any week?
(A) A play by playwright R and a play by playwright T.
(B) A play by playwright R and the play by playwright U.
(C) A play by playwright S and a play by playwright T.
(D) A play by playwright S and the play by playwright U.
(E) A play by playwright T and the play by playwright U.
21. If a play by playwright S and the play by play- wright U will both be scheduled for the same week, which of the following must be true?
(A) A play by playwright R and a play by playwright T will both be scheduled for the same week.
(B) A play by playwright S and a play by playwright T will both be scheduled for the same week.
(C) The play by playwright U will be scheduled for week 2.
(D) A play by playwright S will be scheduled for week 4.
(E) A play by playwright T will be scheduled for week 5.
22. If the plays by playwright T will be scheduled for consecutive weeks, which of the following must be true?
(A) The plays by playwright S will be scheduled for weeks 1 and 2.
(B) The plays by playwright S will be scheduled for weeks 2 and 5.
(C) The plays by playwright S will be scheduled for weeks 4 and 5.
(D) The plays by playwright T will be scheduled for weeks 1 and 2.
(E) The plays by playwright T will be scheduled for weeks 4 and 5.
Questions 23-24
Why save endangered species? For the general public, endangered species appear to be little more than biological oddities. A very different perception is gained from considering the issue of extinction in a wider context. The important point is that many major social advances have been made on the basis of life forms whose worth would never have been perceived in advance. Consider the impact of rubber- producing plants on contemporary life and industry: approximately two-thirds of the world's rubber supply comes from rubber-producing plants and is made into objects as diverse as rubber washers and rubber boots.
23. The author's point is made chiefly by
(A) acknowledging the validity of two opposing points of view
(B) appealing to the emotions of the audience rather than to their intellects
(C) suggesting a useful perspective for viewing the question raised at the beginning of the passage
(D) trying to discredit the view of an opponent without presenting an alternative hypothesis
(E) generalizing from similar to dissimilar cases
24. All of the following facts could be used as illustrative examples in addition to the example of rubber-producing plants EXCEPT:
(A) The discovery of the vaccine for smallpox resulted from observing the effect of the cowpox virus on the hands of dairy workers.
(B) The major source of our pharmaceutical supplies is plants, some of them commonly thought of as we
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