Learned
						"To be a Ninja, you must understand that we must be knowledgeable in both ourselves  and our enemies, without this, we are vulnerable to everything out there. As you learn tone, you'll practically learn the enemies of the AP Exam and how they will approach you with, which ultimately leaves you as the smart one in the end."
		Learned learn·ed adj. 1. Possessing or demonstrating profound, often systematic knowledge; erudite. 2. Directed toward scholars: a learned journal. 3. Acquired by learning or experience: learned behavior; a learned response. Learn v. learned, also learnt (lūrnt) learn·ing, learns v. tr. 1. To gain knowledge, comprehension, or mastery of through experience or study. 2. To fix in the mind or memory; memorize: learned the speech in a few hours. 3. To acquire experience of or an ability or a skill in: learn tolerance; learned how to whistle. 4. To become aware: learned that it was best not to argue. Synonyms: enlightened, instructed, knowing, studied, well-educated, well-read, abstruse, academic, accomplished, educated, intellectual, literate, scholarly, scientific, sharp, skilled, studied Definitions and synonyms from www.dictionary.com
	Passage:   "You and I also began with the Big Bang, because all substance in the universe is an organic unity. Once in a primeval age all matter was gathered in a clump so enormously massive that a pinhead weighed many billions of tons. This 'primeval atom' exploded because of the enormous gravitation. It was as if something disintegrated. When we look up at the sky, we are trying to find the way back to ourselves." "What an extraordinary thing to say." "All the stars and galaxies in the universe are made of the same substance. Parts of it have lumped themselves together, some here, some there. There can be billions of light-years between one galaxy and the next. But they all have the same origin. All stars and planets belong to the same family."                          - Sophie's World by Joseph Gaarder
				Explanation:    By reading the paragraph, it becomes notable that Gaarder intends to be like a know-it-all. In this sense, he would emit a level of enlightenedness because he wants to have a tone that the character is "learned." All of the vocabularies chosen by Garrder simply pertain to a knowledgeable scientist by: "Big Bang, universe, organic unity, primeval atom, gravitation." Thus all of the information talked about must be by a person having some experience in science. The intentions remains clear since the complex sentences within the passages makes it slightly difficult for a normal person to read; then the addition of the complexity of sentences adds to the feeling that the character herself has learned. Furthermore, the confidence within the tone can be distinguishable since each sentence that had been led to the next had been bluntly put such that the character indefinitely appears to simply had been a knowingly person: "You and I also began with the Big Bang, because all substance in the universe is an organic unity. Once in a primeval age all matter was..." One sentence towards the next had been smoothly led to the next, sounding like a learned person.