Which detail from the passage uses unbiased language?

a
The field of archaeology was brought to life with his groundbreaking work.
b
Schliemann became fluent in thirteen languages, including ancient and modern Greek.
c
No one can doubt that Schliemann worked hard to accomplish his goals.
d
Schliemann seemed to have a sixth sense of knowing where to dig for sites.
Question 2 (1 point)
In which of these sentences does the author address the opposing argument?

a
Although his first career was not as an archaeologist, he developed an interest in history and foreign cultures when he was just a child.
b
Most people assumed that like the Greek myths described in the tales, the city itself was also a myth.
c
Even though many modern archaeologists and scholars criticize Schliemann's approach as an archaeologist, they forget that he was excavating at a much earlier time.
d
He helped set the standard for what would and would not be accepted for fieldwork.
Question 3 (1 point)
Which of the following shows how the author offers a rebuttal to people who insult Schliemann's archaeological techniques?

a
It is said that his first awareness of the city of Troy came from a history book his father gave him as a present.
b
But Schliemann believed that the descriptions were too specific to be the stuff of fiction.
c
He prepared for his exploration by visiting different countries and studying archaeology in Paris.
d
There were no universally accepted rules of excavation in the late 1800s.
Question 4 (1 point)
#4 Part 1:

Which of the following best summarizes the author's claim?

a
Heinrich Schliemann received much attention for his discoveries.
b
Heinrich Schliemann should be recognized for his archaeological work.
c
Heinrich Schliemann spoke many foreign languages.
d
Heinrich Schliemann should not be criticized for his work.
Question 5 (1 point)
#4 Part 2:

Which detail from the passage supports the answer in Part One? Choose one answer.

a
Although his first career was not as an archaeologist, he developed an interest in history and foreign cultures when he was just a child.
b
At the age of 46, Schliemann decided to focus his life on archaeology and the pursuit of finding Troy.
c
Schliemann claimed that the city was the city of Troy and the gold was the treasure of Priam.
d
...the vast majority of the public accepted the idea that the discovered city was the real Troy.