"The Inner Chamber" is an 1870 poem by a fictional 19th-century poet. In the poem, the speaker suggests that the individuals he addresses have failed to recognize their own potential, claiming, ______

Born in 1902 in a rural province of Mexico, photographer Elena Rosales is considered a pioneer of modern documentary photography. In an art history paper, a student claims that Rosales’s work possesses significant anthropological value—arguing that she did not merely take portraits, but faithfully cataloged the daily realities and traditions of indigenous communities with respect and accuracy.

"The Debutante" is a 1922 short story by a fictional author. The narrator accompanies a wealthy young woman named Clara to a gala. In describing Clara, the author frequently contrasts her breathtaking beauty with her abrasive personality, as when the author writes of the teenager, ______

Ecologists hypothesized that a decline in sea otter populations in the North Pacific led to a collapse of kelp forests. Sea otters do not eat kelp; however, they prey heavily on sea urchins, which are the primary grazers of kelp.

In the mid-20th century, musicologists studied the origins of Jazz, but disagreed on its primary lineage. Scholars like Dr. A. Evans argued that Jazz was structurally derivative of European classical harmony. Conversely, scholars like J. Coltrane argued that while European instruments were used, Jazz was fundamentally a product of the rhythmic and improvisational interplay of African diasporic traditions in America.

A student is writing an essay on Plato’s The Republic, focusing on his views regarding societal decay. The student asserts that Plato argues that in a just city, the enforcement of laws must be strict, and that allowing small acts of lawlessness is dangerous because they inevitably lead to greater chaos.

"Structure" is a 1925 poem by a fictional modernist poet. The poem conveys a complex view of modern architecture; the speaker admires the utility of skyscrapers but simultaneously expresses a longing for the organic chaos of nature, writing ______

Biologist Elena Moretti and her team studied two populations of tree frogs. One population lives in a noisy urban environment, while the other lives in a quiet rural forest. The researchers found that urban male frogs produce a mating call with a significantly higher pitch than rural males. The researchers hypothesize that females prefer the pitch that is most audible in their specific environment, and that this preference is driving the two populations to genetically diverge.

"The Manor" is an 1898 gothic story by a fictional author. In the story, the protagonist expresses ambivalent feelings about her ancestral home: ______

Sarah Jenkins was the first female senior editor at a major publishing house in London during the 1970s. A historian suggests that one of Jenkins’s primary goals was to increase the publication of science fiction novels written by women.