Read the underlined sentence on page 1 of Passage 1. Which sentence from Passage 2
MOST directly opposes this stated point of view?
It's simply impossible to pinpoint one factor and
say it is responsible for shaping identity.
What if someone sat down next to you and posed
the following question: "Why are you the way you
are?"
If the friend then revealed that only three people
had been successful with the approach, would that
alter your reaction?
For example, a younger sibling may have some
firstborn characteristics if two siblings are several
years apart.