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Landgon gave the kid a proud nod. “Nice job. Yes, the ratios of line
segments in a pentacle 
all
equal PHI, making the symbol the 
ultimate
expression of the Divine Proportion.”
374.
The tone of Passage 2 may be described as
a.
fascinated discovery.
b.
blandly informative.
c.
passionate unfolding.
d.
droll and jaded.
e.
dry and scientific.
375.
According to both passages, which of the following are synonyms?
a.
pentagon and pentacle
b.
pinecones and sunflower seed spirals
c.
Divine Proportion and PHI
d.
Fibonacci sequence and Divine Proportion
e.
Fibonacci sequence and PHI
376.
In Passage 2, line 20, 
ubiquity
of PHI most nearly means its
a.
rareness in nature.
b.
accuracy in nature.
c.
commonality in nature.
d.
artificiality against nature.
e.
purity in an unnatural state.
377.
Both passages refer to the “mystical mathematical” side of PHI.
Based on the two passages, which statement is NOT another
aspect of PHI?