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1. (A) They don’t
enjoy swimming.
(B) They won’t go swimming in the lake
today
(C) They
don’t know how to
swim
(D) They’ll swim in the
lake tomorrow.
2. (A) The style of sweater
she’s wearing is very common.
(B) The man saw
Jill wearing the sweater.
(C) She wore sweater for the first time
yesterday.
(D)
She usually doesn’t borrow cloths from
Jill.
3. (A) He
went to see the dentist a week ago.
(B) The woman should cancel
her appointment with the dentist.
(C) The woman’s toothache
wi
ll go away by itself.
(D) The woman should have
seen the dentist by now.
4.
(A) She’s planning a trip to
Antarctica.
(B) She thinks attending the lecture
will be helpful to her.
(C) Her geography class is required to
attend the lecture.
(D) She has already finished writing
her report.
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(A)
The woman
should join the chess club
(B)
He’s not a
very good chess player
(C)
The woman
needs a lot of time to play chess
(D)
He’s willing
to teach the woman how to play chess
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(A)
Ask Alice if the man can borrow the
novel.
(B)
Return
the novel to Alice immediately.
(C)
Help the man
find his own copy of the novel
(D)
Find out how
much the novel costs.
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(A)
He has
already tasted the chocolate pudding.
(B)
Chocolate is
his favorite flavor.
(C)
He doesn’t want any chocolate
pudding.
(D)
There is no more chocolate pudding
left.
8.
(A)
See the movie
at a theater close by.
(B)
Wait until later to see the movie.
(C)
Consider
seeing an English version of the movie.
(D)
Call the Pine
Street Cinema to see what time the movie starts.
9.
(A)
He doesn’t
know how to find the student’s gr
ade.
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(B)
He doesn’t know if Dr. Wilson has
finished grading the midterm exams.
(C)
He isn’t
allowed to tell the student her grade.
(D)
Dr. Wilson
doesn’t want to be contracted while she’s
away.
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(A)
She had to
wait even longer than the man did to have her car
inspected.
(B)
The man should have had his car
inspected sooner.
(C)
The auto inspection center will be
closed at the end of the month.
(D)
The man
doesn’t need to have his car inspected until next
month.
11.
(A)
He can act as
a subject in the experiment.
(B)
He thinks the
woman’s ex
periment is difficult to
understand.
(C)
He’s busy working on this own
experiment.
(D)
He’s willing to help the woman run(?)
the experiment.
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(A)
Look for the
misplaced check.
(B)
Ask the bookstore for a refund
(C)
Borrow some
cash from the woman
(D)
Repair this
desk
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(A)
He had
n’t heard that Karen
had a new roommate.
(B)
Karen
wouldn’t give specific reasons for her
feelings.
(C)
He thinks that Karen shouldn’t be
angry.
(D)
Karen won’t be getting a new roommate
after all.
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(A)
The woman
didn’t submit the thesis proposal to him on
time.
(B)
He returned the thesis proposal to the
woman a week ago.
(C)
He hasn’t read the thesis proposal
yet.
(D)
The thesis proposal isn’t
acceptable.
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(A)
It only cost
$$400.
(B)
He
bought it a year ago.
(C)
It has broken down.
(D)
It’s not as
bad as his last car.
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(A)
Purchase some
ingredients.
(B)
Give the man a recipe.
(C)
Write down
the directions to the supermarket.
(D)
Check to see
if the stew is ready.
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(A)
He arrived at
the theater later.
(B)
He left his watch in the theater.
(C)
The
production seemed much shorter than it actually
was
(D)
He did
not enjoy the production
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(A)
He can’t understand the
instructions.
(B)
He doesn’t have a computer
(C)
He has a
degree in computer science.
(D)
He needs to
take his computer to be repaired.
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(A)
Arrange by
phone to have a bucket delivered.
(B)
Deliver the
papers herself.
(C)
Take her recycling to the town office
(D)
Return the
bucket to the recycling department.
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(A)
She prefers her eggs fried.
(B)
She never
eats breakfast
(C)
She gets an allergic reaction when
eating eggs.
(D)
She doesn’t eat a lot for
breakfast.
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(A)
He doesn’t
know anything about engineering.
(B)
He wants the
woman to postpone the talk
(C)
He hasn’t
finished preparing for his presentation
(D)
He regularly
gives talks to high school students.
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(A)
He told the
woman to take seven courses this semester.
(B)
He knew that
the woman’s schedule would be too difficult
fo
r her.
(C)
His current schedule is also very
demanding.
(D)
Taking so many classes will enable the
woman to graduate early
23.
(A)
He needs help
repairing his truck
(B)
He doesn’t want to use his truck for
the field trip.
(C)
The woman can
use his truck if she agrees to drive.
(D)
He doesn’t
think all the telescopes will fit in this
truck
24.
(A)
Dr. Luby
won't be taking students to New York this year.
(B)
She doesn’t
know where the man can buy theater
tickets.
(C)
Dr. Luby is performing in play on
Broadway.
(D)
She’s going on a theater trip
with
Dr. Luby.
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(A)
The woman’s
source of information is reliable.
(B)
He didn't
enjoy taking history with Dr. Parker.
(C)
He thought
Dr. Parker’s tests were easy.
(D)
Dr. Parker is
no longer teaching history.
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(A)
The man
doesn’t have air conditioning.
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(B)
The man’s air con
ditioner is
broken.
(C)
The
man hasn’t been using his air
conditioner.
(D)
The summer has been unusually hot.
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(A)
He has decided how he’s going to spend
the prize money.
(B)
He doesn’t
know how much his rent is going to
increase.
(C)
He ’s already planning to enter(?)
next
year’s essay
contest.
(D)
He has already paid his landlord for
next year’s rent.
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(A)
He’ll
probably postpone the test until after he talks
about chapter 16 in class
(B)
He usually
tells the students ahead of time what will be on
his tests
(C)
He’ll probably talk about
chapter 16 in class today.
(D)
He might test
the students on material not discussed in class
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(A)
He has been
applying only for advertised jobs.
(B)
He’s
convinced that there’s a shortage of
jobs.
(C)
He doesn’t have time to read all the
job ads.
(D)
He’ll help the woman
find a
job.
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(A)
To make plans for the evening.
(B)
To ask her
about the assignment.
(C)
To talk to her roommate.
(D)
To give her
some information.
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(A)
A class
presentation they’re preparing.
(B)
A television
program the man is watching.
(C)
Visiting a
close friend of theirs.
(D)
Studying for a test.
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(A)
He’s taking a
break from studying.
(B)
He has
already finished studying.
(C)
He was
assigned to watch a program by his professor.
(D)
He’s finding
out some information for a friend
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(A)
He didn’t know that she was enrolled in
a linear algebra
course.
(B)
He though she
preferred to study alone.
(C)
He thought
she had made arrangements to study with Elizabeth.
(D)
He had told
her that he had done poorly on a recent test.
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(A)
He and Elizabeth argued recently.
(B)
He heard
Elizabeth did poorly on the last test.
(C)
He
doesn’t want to bother Elizabeth so
late in the evening.
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(D)
He’d rather study in his own
dormitory.
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(A)
A more
economical diesel(?) fuel.
(B)
Characteristics of a new type of fuel..
(C)
Where a new
energy source is located.
(D)
How to
develop alternative energy sources.
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(A)
He’s studying
for a test
(B)
He lost his notes.
(C)
He missed the
class.
(D)
He’s
doing research on alternative fuels.
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(A)
It will reduce the amount of pollutants
in the air.
(B)
It will increase the amount of
unpleasant odors from vehicles.
(C)
It will
eventually destroy the ozone layer.
(D)
It will
reduce the cost of running large vehicles.
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(A)
It’s expensive to
manufacture
(B)
It hasn't been adequately tested.
(C)
It damages
car engines.
(D)
It’s dangerous to transport.
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(A)
To help him explain the information to
his roommate.
(B)
To help him write a paper
(C)
To prepare
for a test.
(D)
To tell her if the notes are accurate.
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(A)
The life and
times of an important modern poet.
(B)
How a poem’s
images relate to its meaning.
(C)
The musical
quality of modern poetry.
(D)
The poems of
Gerthnde(?) Stein.
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(A)
She’s the
mos
t famous of the modern poets
(B)
She didn’t
publish any of her works in her
lifetime.
(C)
She was better known as a prose writer
than as a poet.
(D)
She began her career as a writer
relatively late in her life.
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(A)
It reflects
poetic techniques that were rejected by modern
poets.
(B)
It’s
from a poem that the students have
read.
(C)
It’s the title of a poem by John
Ashbery.
(D)
It’s an example of a statement that is
“empty but pleasing to hear.
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(A)
Read some poems out loudly (?)
(B)
Research the
life of Gertrude Stein.
(C)
Compare the poems of Gertrude Stein to
the poems of John Ashbery.
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(D)
Write a few lines of poetry.
44.
(A)
Employment in the fishing and whaling
industries.
(B)
Nineteenth century sea captains.
(C)
The economic
importance of sailing ships
(D)
The
development of the steamship
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(A)
They were
protected by a strong United States Navy.
(B)
They were
supported by a well-developed railroad system.
(C)
Most crew members had experience on
foreign ships.
(D)
As part(?) owners of the ships,
captains got some of the profits.
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(A)
They carried passengers, but not cargo
(B)
They were
large, but surprisingly fast.
(C)
They were the
first successful steam-powered ships
(D)
They were
more reliable than other ships of the
1860’s.
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(A)
It’s now
taught with the aid of computers
(B)
It isn’t
considered as important today as it was in the
past.
(C)
Children today learn it earlier than
children did in the past.
(D)
A lot of time
is spent teaching it.
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(A)
To indicate
the emphasis teachers once placed on penmanship
(B)
To criticize a technique used to
motivate children.
(C)
To illustrate the benefits of
competition.
(D)
To suggest that teachers be recognized
for their efforts.
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(A)
How educators
create a curriculum
(B)
Why some parents object to the teaching
of penmanship
(C)
The standards for penmanship in state
curricula
(D)
The
effects of rewarding good penmanship.
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(A)
The number of hours per week that must
be spent teaching penmanship
(B)
The level of
penmanship a child is expected to have.
(C)
The
recommended method for teaching penmanship.
(D)
The reason
computers should be used to help in the teaching
of penmanship.
1.
From 1949 onward, the artist
Georgia O’Keeffe made New
Mexico ______.
(A)
her permanent
residence was
(B)
where her permanent
residence
(C)
permanent residence for her
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6.
Although many people use the
word “milk” to refer cow’s
milk,
_______ to milk from
any animal,
including human
milk and goat’s
milk.
(A)
applying it also
(D)
her permanent
residence
2.
Just as remote-controlled satellites
can be employed to explore
outer
space,
_______employed to
investigate the deep sea.
(A)
can be robots
(B)
robots can be
(C)
can robots
(D)
can robots
that are
3.
In ______ people, the areas of
the brain that control
speech are
located in the
left hemisphere.
(A)
mostly of
(B)
most
(C)
almost the
(D)
the most of
4.
Stars shine
because of _______
produced
by the nuclear reactions
taking place within them.
(A)
the amount of
light and heat is
(B)
which the amount of light
and heat
(C)
the amount of light and heat
that it is
(D)
the amount of
light and heat
5.
________ is
not clear to researchers.
(A)
Why dinosaurs
having
become extinct
(B)
Why dinosaurs
became extinct
(C)
Did dinosaurs become extinct
(D)
Dinosaurs
became extinct
10.
In the 1820’s physical
education
became
_______ of the curriculum
of Harvard and Yale Universities.
(A)
to be part
(B)
which was part
(C)
was part
(B)
applies also
(C)
it also
applies
(D)
but
it also applies
7.
The first
transatlantic telephone
cable system was not established
_______ 1956.
(A)
while
(B)
until
(C)
on
(D)
when
8.
_______ no two people think
exactly alike, there will always
be disagreement, but disagreement
should not always be avoided; it
can be healthy if handled
creatively.
(A)
There are
(B)
Why
(C)
That
(D)
Because
9.
Drinking water ________ excessive
amounts of fluorides may
leave
a stained or mottled effect on
the enamel of teeth.
(A)
containing
(B)
in which
containing
(C)
contains
(D)
that contain
13.
Soap operas, a type of television
drama series, are so called
because
at first, they were
________.
(A)
often which soap
manufacturers sponsored
(B)
sponsored
often soap
manufacturers
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(D)
part
11.
Pewter, _______ for eating and
drinking utensils in
colonial
America, is about
ninety percent
tin, which
copper or bismuth added
for
hardness.
(A)
was widely used
(B)
widely used
it
(C)
widely used
(D)
which widely used
12.
A moth
possesses two pairs of
wings _________as a single pair
and are covered with dustlike scales.
(A)
function
(B)
are functioning
(C)
that function
(D)
but functions
(C)
often sponsored by soap
manufacturers
(D)
soap manufacturers often
sponsored them
14.
The Woolworth
Building in New
York was
the highest in America
when _______ in
1943 and was
famous for its use of
Gothic
decorative detail.
(A)
built
(B)
it built
(C)
was built
(D)
built it
15.
Humans, ________, interact through
communicative behavior by means
of signs or symbols used
conventionally.
(A)
like other
animals
(B)
how
other animals
(C)
other animals that
(D)
do other
animals
16.
More and 90
percent of the calcium in the human body is in the
skeleton.
A
B
C
D
17.
Perhaps the
most popular film in movie history,
Star Wars
was written and
direction
A
B
C
D
by George Lucas.
18.
Some animal activities, such as mating,
migration, and hibernate have a yearly
A
B
C
D
cycle.
19.
Geographers were once concerned largely
with exploring areas unknown to them
A
B
and from describing distinctive
features of individual places.
C
D
20.
In his
animated films, Walt Disney created animals that
talk and act like people
A
B
C
while retaining its animal
traits.
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D
21.
The first city in the United States
that put into effect major plan for the
clustering, of
A
B
C
government
buildings was Washington, D.C.
D
22.
In a microwave oven, radiation
penetrates food and is then absorbed primarily by
A
B
water
molecules, caused heat to spread through the food.
C
D
23.
The cultures
early of the genus
Homo
were
generally distinguished by regular use of
A
B
stone tools
and by a hunting and gathering economy.
C
D
24.
Dolphins are sleek and powerful
swimmers that found in all seas and unlike
A
B
porpoises, have well defined, beaklike
snouts and conical teeth.
C
D
25.
The velocity of a river is
river is controlled by the slope, the
depth, and the tough
A
B
C
D
of the
riverbed.
26.
The phonograph record was the first
successful medium for capturing, preservation
A
B
C
and reproducing sound.
D
27.
Generally,
the pattern of open space in urban areas has
shaped by commercial
A
B
C
systems,
governmental actions, and cultural traditions.
D
28.
A liquid that might be a poor conductor
when pure is often used to make solutions
A
B
C
that readily transmits electricity.
D
29.
The initial discovery by humans almost
10,000 years ago that they could exploit
A
metallic mineral deposits was an
important milestone in the
B
C
development civilization.
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D
30.
In 1989
Tillic Fowler a Republican, because the first
member of her party to
A
serving as
president of the city council of Jacksonville,
Florida.
B
C
D
31.
General
anesthesia, which is usually used for major
surgery, involves a complete
A
B
loss of consciousness and a relaxed of
the muscles.
C
D
32.
After first establishment subsistence
farms along the Atlantic seaboard, European
A
B
settlers in North America developed a
maritime and shipbuilding industry.
C
D
33.
The legs of a roadrunner are enough
strong that it can run up to 24 kilometers per
A
B
C
hour to catch
lizards and small rodents.
D
34.
For the immune system of a newborn
mammal to develop properly, the presence of
A
B
C
the thymus
gland is essentially.
D
35.
Physicians
working in the field of public health are mainly
concerned with the
A
B
environmental causes of ill and how to
eliminate them.
C
D
36.
By 1850, immigration from distance
shores, as well as migration from the
A
B
countryside,
had caused
New York City’s population
to swell.
C
D
37.
By identifying similar words or
structures in different languages, we find
evidence
A
that those languages are related and
may be derived from same ancestor.
B
C
D
38.
Astronomers
use photography and sighting telescopes to study
the motions of all of
A
B
C
the bright stars and many of the faint
one.
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