4. According to the passage, the author believes that a. todays fashion models are not as perfect looking as were the supermodels.
b. people still respond to perfection in advertising.
c. todays fashion models are thinner than those in the past.
d. to be a model, one must be taller than average.
e. in the 1980s, models were paid more than they are today.
5. The phrase in lines 13 and 14, great-looking was where their resumes began and ended, is a. a description of the models work experience.
b. meant to be taken literally.
c. meant to be taken figuratively.
d. a truthful statement.
e. an example of pathos.
6. Waxing rhapsodic most nearly means
a. orchestrating a positive statement.
b. becoming musical.
c. burning a candle for.
d. making overtures.
e. becoming enthusiastic.
Answers：
4. a. Evidence may be found in lines 2324, which state that todays models are quirkier and less perfect than the supermodels.