Question

the main point to remember here is that synthesis questions arent always about drawing simple point-a-to-point-b comparisons; some questions will require you to have a solid working knowledge of the of the passages. subtleties characters main ideas topics question 18 1 pts tables, graphs, charts, and the like — accompanying one of the passages are called . idea identifiers pictures math illustrations informational graphics

Explanation:

First Question (Synthesis Questions)

To solve this, we analyze the context. Synthesis questions that aren't simple comparisons need knowledge of the finer, less obvious aspects (subtleties) of passages. "Characters" is for literary works with people/roles, "main ideas" and "topics" are more general and not about the nuanced details needed here. So "subtleties" fits.

Tables, graphs, charts accompanying passages are called "informational graphics" as they present information visually. "Idea identifiers" don't refer to these visuals, "pictures" is too general (these are data - related visuals), and "math illustrations" is incorrect as they aren't just for math.

Answer:

A. subtleties

Question 18 (Tables, Graphs, Charts with Passages)