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I was going to grab the last novel I read to do for this exercise. But since my GRE book is in my hand why not.

Page 123, 5th sentence, and the next 3 after that.

Well, since there aren't really sentences on this page, I'll just give the 5th question on the page, haha.

95. The passage state that organic solidarity predominates in societies with relatively high levels of intragroup dissimilarity because
A. it enbables individual differences to be minimized
B. it causes socities to become more highly specialized, thus aiding industrialization
C. individuals who engage in highly specialized activities must rely on others to ensure that their basic needs are met
D. these societies are at greater risk of being affected by social stressors
E. these societies are more likely to engage in shared activities and values

I know you didn't read the passage, but for the record, the answer is C.

I'm also supposed to tag 5 people, so if you're reading this, and haven't done it yet, go for it.

Since we're talking about my GRE book I just thought I'd give you all an update, I'm taking the test the 1st week of August in Columbus (they don't offer it close to here, and I already know where the testing center is in Cbus as opposed to searching Dayton for the place to take it). Right now I'm making flashcards of the most popular vocabulary words. But mostly I've been focused on the Quantitative stuff because that's the part I suck at. I just hope my score is good enough the first time, I don't know if I'll have time to take it again...*nervous* And I looked up some scores for schools with my program (I'm not sure how reliable the website is) and its going to be a pretty tall order, so we'll have to see how it goes.

Hope you all had a good 4th weekend, the fireworks were pretty good, but then again, I just love fireworks.
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