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Heart of Darkness, etc; References — such as Roget’s Thesaurus, almanacs, dictionaries,
encyclopedias, etc. The Light Literature Collection is designed to get people to the

computer in the first place, whether a preschooler or a great-grandparent. We ( Project
Gutenberg team ) love to hear about kids or grandparents taking each other to an Etext to
Peter Pan when they come back from watching HOOK at the movies, or when they read

Alice in Wonderland after seeing it on TV. Nearly every Star Trek movie has quoted current
Project Gutenberg Etext releases. This was a primary concern when we chose the books for

our libraries.

46. In which of the following categories can encyclopedias be found?
(A) References. (B) Heavy Literature.

(C) Journals. (D) Light Literature.

47. Which of the following is considered Heavy Literature?

(A) Through the Looking-Glass. (B) A Christmas Carol.
(C) Heart of Darkness. (D) Peter Pan.

48. What does the word it in line 13 refer to?

(A) Shakespeare. (B) Moby Dick.
(C) Paradise Lost. (D) Alice in Wonderland.

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(A) How to buy and sell literary works through Gutenberg.
(B) The selection and the goal of Project Gutenberg Etexts.

(C) Project Gutenberg publishes copyrighted literary works.
(D) Project Gutenberg promotes intellectual property rights.

50. About Project Gutenberg, which of the following is mentioned in the passage?

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(C) Michael Hart was trying to take over the entire publishing industry.
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