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After reading each passage or poem, choose the best answer to each question and fill in the corresponding oval on the answer sheet.  \nNote: Pay particular attention to questions that contain the words NOT, LEAST, or EXCEPT.  \nQuestions 1-9. Read the following passage carefully before you choose your answers.  \nWhile they had been young, no event in the social world of Elsinore had been a success  \nwithout the lovely De Coninck sisters. They were Line the heart and soul of all the gayety of the town.  \n5 When they entered its ballrooms, the ceilings of sedate old merchants’ houses seemed to lift a little, and the walls to spring out in luminous Ionian columns, bound with vine. When one of them opened the ball, light as a bird, bold as a thought,  \n10 she consecrated the gathering to the gods of true joy of life, from whose presence care and envy are banished. They could sing duets like a pair of nightingales in a tree, and imitate without effort and without the slightest malice the voices of all  \n15 the beau monde of Elsinore, so as to make the paunches of their father’s friends, the matadors of the town, shake with laughter around their card tables. They could make up a charade or a game of forfeits in no time, and when they had been out  \n20 for their music lessons, or to the Promenade, they came back brimful of tales of what had happened, or of tales out of their own imaginations, one whimstumbling over the other.  \nAnd then, within their own rooms, they would  \n25 walk up and down the floor and weep, or sit in the window and look out over the harbor and wring their hands in their laps, or lie in bed at night and cry bitterly, for no reason in the world. They would talk, then, of life with the black bitterness of  \n30 two Timons of Athens, and give Madam Baek an uncanny feeling, as in an atmosphere of corrodentrust. Their mother, who did not have the curse in her blood, would have been badly frightened had she been present at these moments, and would have  \n35 suspected some unhappy love affair. Their father would have understood them, and have grieved on their behalf, but he was occupied with his affairs, and did not come into his daughters’ rooms. Only this elderly female servant, whose temperament  \n40 was as different as possible from theirs, would understand them in her way, and would keep it all within her heart, as they did themselves, with mingled despair and pride. Sometimes she would try to comfort them. When they cried out,  \n45 “Hanne, is it not terrible that there is so much lying, so much falsehood, in the world?” she said,“Well, what of it? It would be worse still if it were actually true, all that they tell.”  \nThen again the girls would get up, dry their  \n50 tears, try on their new bonnets before the glass, plan their theatricals and sleighing parties, shock  \n2 1 6 | Cracking the SAT Literature Subject Test  \nand gladden the hearts of their friends, and have the whole thing over again. They seemed as unable to keep from one extremity as from the other.  \n55 In short, they were born melancholiacs, such as make others happy and are themselves helplessly unhappy, creatures of playfulness, charm and salt tears, of fine fun and everlasting loneliness.  \n(1934)  \n1. Which of the following is personified in the first paragraph of the passage (lines 1-23) ?  \n(A) voices  \n(B) nightingales  \n(C) ceilings and walls  \n(D) paunches  \n(E) ballrooms  \n2. The sisters can best be described as (A) vivacious yet standoffish (B) joyful yet impolite (C) beloved yet acrimonious (D) popular yet superficial (E) amusing yet despairing  \n3. 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