1. The literature of Egypt consists, for the most part, of inscriptions printed or engraved on monuments, or of manuscripts written on papyrus buried in the tombs or beneath the ruins of temples. It is closely related to the religion of the people. CONSEQUENCE A. as well as B. for instance C. in summary D. therefore

2. The most important early literature of Egypt is the Book of the Dead, a funeral ritual. This work consists of 166 chapters relating the adventures of man after death. It is_contains a collection of prayers of a magical character. ADDITION A. also B. as a result C. next D. with (3-5. Speech)

3. Ancient philosophers and statesmen like Aristotle, Cicero, and Quintilian conceived of public speaking as rhetoric, which is _ persuasive. AGREEMENT A. due to B. naturally C. of course D. similarly

4. that time until the 1800s, almost all speaking was argumentative. REASON A. Nevertheless B. obviously C. Since D. Still

5. Teaching and instruction were performed as debates, and even fields in science and medicine relied on argumentative reasoning instead of factual claims. COMPARISON A. conversely B. likewise C. regardless D. undoubtedly

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