SAT Reading Drill 3.6 Determining implicit meanings
The Tulip Bubble lived on the greed of the masses. As soon as trust in the Bubble faded, the economics of investing in Tulips (really, rolling the dice)... died too.
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Transcript
harder than Andre the Giant the text explains it was seen that somebody must [giant man in wrestling ring]
lose fearfully in the end as this conviction spread prices fell and never [text on screen]
rose again and that wasn't like a joke about roses which is also what happens
when you get hit by Andre don't rise again all right well we never found out [men wrestling]
what happened to all the tulips say so that can't be a maybe the garbage dumps
of Holland were really pretty that spring right a lot of people were [tulips thrown in dump]
deported but the passage suggests this happened once the bubble had already [child blowing bubbles]
burst so it's not be in rich merchants and Nobles were affected by the bubble
bursting but there's nothing in the passage to indicate that they were
having problems before the collapse so it ain't see the answer is the tulip
mania ended tragically but at least WrestleMania
soldiers on [men wrestling]