The author doesn’t indicate that the enthusiastic practitioners think fractal geometry will be used in the “same applications” as traditional geometry is now used. Although they think fractal geometry will describe natural forms “as easily and precisely as an architect can describe a house using the language of traditional geometry,” this doesn’t imply they think fractal geometry will be used in the SAME applications. The comparison is just about the easy of describing a form — fractual geometry can describe a cloud as easily as traditional geometry can describe a house.
The author doesn’t indicate that the enthusiastic practitioners think the “greatest” importance of images of fractals is the wider attention it can bring. There’s no hint of a ranking of reasons for importance.
The author doesn’t indicate that the enthusiastic practitioners think studying self-similarity was “impossible” before computers. We don’t have any hint of their opinion regarding the possibility of studying self-similarity before sophisticated computer technologies.
Supportded as a view of the enthusiasts. They think fractal geometry can describe a cloud — this suggests they think some complex natural forms (such as a cloud) exhibits self-similarity.
Difficulty
63% of people who answer get this correct
This is a very difficult question.
It is slightly harder than the average question in this passage.
CURVE
Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right
25%151
160
75%169
Analysis
Implied
Other’s perspective
Critique or debate
Science
Spotlight
Answer Popularity
PopularityAvg. score
a
1%
156
b
27%
161
c
6%
157
d
3%
158
e
63%
167
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