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June 2016 SAT Real Test
This passage is adapted from Stephen Coleman, Scott Anthony, and David E. Morrison,
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Public
Trust in the News.
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2009 by Stephen Coleman.
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The news is a form of public knowledge. Unlike personal or private knowledge (such as the
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s friends and family; the conduct of a private hobby; a secret liaison), public
knowledge increases in value as it is shared by more people. The date of an election and the
claims of rival candidates; the causes and consequences of an environmental disaster; a debate
about how to frame a particular law; the latest reports from a war zone
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these are all examples
of public knowledge that people are generally expected to know in order to be considered
informed citizens. Thus, in contrast to personal or private knowledge, which is left to individuals
to pursue or ignore, public knowledge is promoted even to those who might not think it
matters to them. In short, the circulation of public knowledge, including the news, is generally
regarded as a public good which cannot be solely demand-driven.
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May 2016 SAT Real Test
This passage is adapted from John Bohannon,
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Why You Shouldn
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2003 by American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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has become a mantra of the Internet age. Need to choose a new
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