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Which of the following does the passage suggest about Estonia’s relation to the Soviet Union? A) Estonia had a richer cultural tradition of singing than the Soviet Union had. B) Estonia had the political leverage necessary to free itself from the Soviet Union. C) Estonia was smaller and weaker than the Soviet Union, making violent revolution impractical. D) Estonia held song festivals during the Soviet occupation primarily to pay tribute to Communist icons.

Which of the following does the passage suggest about Estonia’s relation to the Soviet Union?
A) Estonia had a richer cultural tradition of singing than the Soviet Union had.
B) Estonia had the political leverage necessary to free itself from the Soviet Union.
C) Estonia was smaller and weaker than the Soviet Union, making violent revolution impractical.
D) Estonia held song festivals during the Soviet occupation primarily to pay tribute to Communist icons.

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Inference from Textual Evidence

This concept involves analyzing a passage to extract implied meanings and conclusions that may not be stated outright. It requires readers to evaluate context, language, and nuances in order to deduce what the text is suggesting about subject relationships or situations.

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