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1Questions 26 to 35 are based on the following passage.
2One of the biggest controversies over the Industrial Revolution is how it affected the working class. The oldest debates
3were over whether the standards of living rose or fell. Those that believed they fell laimed that the capitalists (26)
4every ounce of surplus they could from the working class. Those that believed the standards of living rose claimed that
5the environment was consumer-friendly, with more and more goods (27) to the working class every year.
6Today’s historians agree that overall, the standards of living (28) . They do not agree, however, on when this
7improvement (29)
8In an effort to solve this controversy, historians have attempted to define (30) what “standard of living” means. They
9all seem to agree that it should mean happiness, but happiness is impossible to measure. Instead, historians (31) use
10“real income” as the measure for the standards of living. Real income is money (32) and then adjusted according to the
11cost of living. However, it does not take into account employment, pollution, health, life expectancy, or free time.
12After (33) debate and analysis of the average income, historians have agreed to disagree on whether there was rapid or
13slow economic growth during the Industrial Revolution. Instead, they have decided to (34) how the Industrial Revolution
14was affected by other events. They have determined that the Industrial Revolution had an overall positive (35), but it
15quite possibly was neutralized by negative events such as wars, high taxes, and rapid population growth.
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