PART B: Which TWO sections form the text best support the answer to Part A? “These attacks on Western ideas serve a double purpose. First, they promote the Russian thesis that Western culture and achievements are inferior to those of the Soviet Union.” (Paragraph 7) “Zhebrak in espousing Mendel’s theory of heredity and Morgan’s theory of the gene sinned not only because he advocated Western doctrines but also because he did not accept the contrary opinions of the Russian scientist, Michurin.” (Paragraph 12) “The Academy of Agriculture quickly showed it had grasped this lesson when, in promising to purge itself of Mendelian theories” (Paragraph 17) “During the great purges of the Thirties Russian leaders of thought were so shaken by denunciation, criticism, discharge, exile and execution that Stalin finally came to the rescue, admonishing his colleagues publicly that an intellectual was not bad” (Paragraph 24) “Who wants his name bandied in Pravda’s editorials or made the subject of resolutions by the party central committee?” (Paragraph 29) “For the West there is substantial encouragement to be drawn from the fact that after thirty years of Marxian indoctrination and party propaganda the Kremlin still finds it necessary to launch a ‘thought purge’” (Paragraph 35)