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1.
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The town/city of Turlock attracted many
farmers from a variety of places. How
would you know this by driving through town?
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a.
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The great variety of churches in Turlock
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b.
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The impressive dam and lock system on the nearby river.
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c.
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The number of political posters and billboards in Turlock.
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Answer 1:
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d.
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The peculiar layout of the streets and blocks.
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2.
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How might you paraphrase Fradkin's
account of the Japanese approach to economic matters?
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a.
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Every man for himself!
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b.
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All for one and one for all!
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c.
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No time like the present.
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Answer 2:
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d.
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All play and no work make Iso a
poor man.
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3.
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According to Fradkin, what percentage of the Central Valley's vegetation is
native to California?
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a.
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one percent
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b.
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ten percent
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c.
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twenty-five percent
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Answer 3:
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d.
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fifty percent
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4.
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According to Fradkin, what percentage of the water supply
is used for agricultural puposes?
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a.
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25
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b.
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50
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c.
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85
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Answer 4:
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d.
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95.5
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5.
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Why did farmers in the Great Valley abandon wheat in
favor of irrigated crops in the late 1800s?
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a.
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There was a wheat blight that wiped out much of the crop.
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b.
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Competition from other wheat producing regions drove down
prices.
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c.
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Demand for wheat fell dramatically as rice and corn
became popular replacement foods.
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Answer 5:
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d.
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The government subsidies for wheat were switched to
citrus.
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