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9.
A team of computer operators use modems to transmit
messages
at different speeds.
10. At any speed, tvelve pages take less time to send by modem
than
by even the speediest mail service.
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A dazed crowd wander about staring at the debris. Alone on the
boards of the second floor stand a toilet and sink a tub sits firmly on a
concrete slab with the house in rubble around it. Two pickup trucks in
front of the house rocks with their wheels in the air. The next house
don't have a roof but the house after that is untouched.
This sene debris and chaos are a disaster. A tomaedo has
struck. No one has been killed, but hundreds of people is stunned.
Fortunately, there are some relief on the way. How do the Red cross
help? Within a day, a crew of caseworkers begin to interview the
families and porvide assistance. Whatever the victims doesn't have
any longer- clothes, as well as food and medicine- is donated and
distributed.
The Red Cross distribute money and vouchers rather than actual
goods because that helps the local economy. Many businesses
appears damaged by the disaster, and they needs customers to help
them rebuild. Politics play no part here; what the Red Cross provides
are help and support for all.
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Angeles county Musuem of Natural Historv. "Knee-high
B
C
to a grasshopper" is about one-half an inch. No error
E
8. The twentv first century which will begin with the year 2001 is almost upon
A B C
us. No error
10. While some people argue about whether the Loch Ness monster exists
&
11. President Truman's full name was Harry S Truman the "S" was not an
abreviation for a name and was correctly written without a period. No error
C
D
E
12. Although Othello is the title role in the play of that name. The vilJian lago
ABC
has almost half again as many lines. No error
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17. One can see the backward-growing hair that gives a Rhodesian
ridgeback its name along its spine.
A.
The backward growing hair that gives a Rhodesian
ridgeback
its name can be seen along its spine.
B. Along its spine, the backward-growing hair that gives a
Rhodesian ridgeback its name one can see.
C. The backward-growing hair that one can see gives A
Rhodesian ridgeback its name along its spine.
18. Alarmed by the mild tremors, supplies were hoarded and survival
kits were bought.
A. Supplies, alarmed by mild tremors, were hoarded and survival
kits were bought.
B. Being alarmed by the mild tremors, supplies were hoarded
and survival kits were bought.
C. Alarmed by the mild tremors, people hoarded supplies and
bought survival kits.
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1.Warner Brothers studios must have wanted to have set a record when it
A
B
asked John Barrymore to bestow 191 kisses on a number of beautiful
C
senoritas in the film Don Juan. No error
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2. Before his death in 1941, Robert Baden-Powell, who founded the Boy
A
Scouts, is also a British intelligence officer. No error
BCD
E
3. Many of the workers building the St. Gotthard Tunnel in Switzerland in
A B C
1882 were injured. No error
4. The lute. with its descendents the sitar, violin, fiddle, guitar, and
ukulele,
A
are more widely used than any other stringed instrument in the world. No
B C D
error
E
5.Nether a large handful of potato chips
as
D.Q[
6. If Vincent van Gogh would have been able to sell his paintings for what
A
they bringtoday.he would have died a billionaire several timesover instead
B C D
of a pauper. No error
E
7.
se~
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9. For camouflage a bug called Fulgora lucifera has a false head that
lays
A B C
on the ground and resembles the head of a South American alligator. No
D
error
E
10. Truth or Consequences were first seen in 1956, making it one of the
ABC
oldest game shows on television. No error
D
11.
for
E
Native Americans had been living in what i. now the United States
ABC
thousands of years before Christopher Columbus "discoered" it. No error
12. Although virtually every man and woman in America are familiar with
the ice-making properties of the freezer, few is aware that this mashine was
C
invented by a doctor to provide ice for fever-racked patients. No error
13. The rattlesnake and the copperhead is famous for being poisonous.
but
A
B
the cobra is the most dangerous venomous snake. No error
C
D
E
14. In the television series,''The Many loves of Dobie Gillis," a whole cast
of
A
Futurestars, includingWarren Beatty and Tuesday Weld, were representative
B
C
of average American teenagers. No error
15. Anyone who saw the film Dr,X, has seen Humprey Bogart in a horrer
ABC
D
movie. No error
E
16.Marlon Brando was bom in Omaha Nebraska,but he don't sound like a
.
A
B
--C
Midwesterner in The Godfather. No error
E
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17. CaseyJones is one of thefew American folk heroswho was real and not
ABC
simply created by a songwriter or storyteller. No error
D
E
18. There absolutely no "man-eating" plants in the world, although some
ABC
plants do trap insects.No error
only after they had tried every other means to gain justice. No error
C
D
E
21. Giant hailstones weighing more than a pound each begun to kill
cattle
E
22.DonQuixotemounted his horsewhile his guire, SanchaPanza, holds the
ABC
D
animal steady.No error
E
23. of one hundred crossword puzzle creators who contributed to two
New York puzzle magazines in1970. one-fourth ~in prison. No error
B C D
E
24. Neither the members of the city council nor the chairperson~
A B C
available for questions from the press. No error'
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Task: Completing structure problems involving incomplete
independent clauses.
Directions: Choose one out of A,B,C,and D to complete the sentence.
1. In the United States,
municipal
govemments.
A. for water treatment
C. where water treatment
B. water treatment
D. in which water treatment
2. Crop rotation
of preserving soil fertility.
A. it is one method
B. one method
C. a method is one
3.
D. is one method
A. Canada adopted
4.
6.
A.
C
University
oxigen
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by cosmic rays.
13. =-
in 1979.
B. Jane Byrne
D. When Jane Byrne
.with
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CopMnroA3
Task: Structure problems connected with incomplete or missing
participial phrases.
Directions: Choose the one option out of the A,B,C, and D to
complete the sentence correctly.
1. Aerodynamics is the study of the forces
it moves through the atmosphere.
-B. act
A. acting
C. are acting
D.. acted
2.
on an object as
3.
A.
B.
C.
D.
B. was patterned
D. that patterned
6.
in front of a camera lens changes the color of the
light that reaches the film.
B. a filter is placed
A. Placed a filter
D. When a filter placed
C. A filter placed
7. The Masschusetts State House,
in 1798, was the most
distinguished building in the United States at that time.
A. completing
B. which was completed
C. was completed
D. to be completed
8. Barbara McClintock
generic elements.
A. known
C. knowing
CopMnroA-4
Task: Structure problems with appositives.
Directions: Choose one option that correctly complete the sentence.
Mark the most appropriate one out of A,B,C, and D.
1. The Democratic party is older than the other major American
political party
A.
B.
C.
D.
2.
relations with friends and acquaintances, playa major
role in the social development of adolecents
A. What are called peer group relations are
B. Peer group relations are
C. Peer group relations, the
D. By peer group relations, we mean
3. Joseph Henry,
director of the Smithsonian Institution,
was President Lincoln's adviser on scientific matters.
A. the first
B. to be the first
C. was the first
D. as the first
4. The Wasstch Range,
extends from southeastem Idaho
into northem Utah.
A. which is a part of the Rocky Mountains,
B. a part of the Rocky Mountains that
C. is a part of the Rocky Mountains
D. a part of the Rocky Mountains, it
5.
Ruth St.Dennis turned to Asian dances to find inspiration
for her
choreography.
A. It was the dancer
B. The dancer
C. That the dancer
D. The dancer was
6. The organs of taste are the _ _ that are mainly located on the
tongue.
A. groups of cells,are taste buds
B. taste buds. are groups of cells
C. taste buds, these are groups of cells
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2.
they are tropical birds, parrots can live in temperate or
even cold climates.
A. Despite
B. Even though C. Nevertheless D. But
3.
added to a liquid, antifreeze flowers the freezing
temperature of that liquid.
A. That
B. As is
C. It is
D. When
4.
had an
5.
the
8.
managed by an independent govemor and board of
directors, the Bank of Canada is owned by the Canadian
government.
A. And yet B. In spite of it C. Although
D. It is
9.
knot can
A. Two of
10.
B. Whattwo
C. Two such
D. If two
D. Cooked until
in Utah.
C. overall D. somewhere
13.
through a prism, a beam of white light breaks into all
the colors of the rainbow.
A. When shines B. It shines C. It is shone
D. When shone
14.
most people think of freezing as a relatively modern
method of food preservation, it is actually one of the oldest.
A. Even B. As though
C. However
D. Although
15.
large bodies of water never freeze solid is that the sheet
of ice on the surface protects the water below it from the cold air.
A. Because
B. Why do C. The reason that
D. For the reason
16. ---,-_ _ granted by the Patent Office, it becomes the inventor's
property and he or she can keep it, sell it, or licence it to someone
else.
B. When a patent
A. Once a patent is
D. A patent, whenever it
C. A patent, once
17. Owls can hunt in total darkness
their remarkably keen
sense of smell.
A. since B. because of C. the result
D. that
18.
most bamboo blooms every year, there are some
species that
flower only two or three times a century.
A. Whenever
B. That
C. While
D. However
copunro A6
Task; Completing structure problems involving in complete noun
clauses.
Directions: Choose the one option out of A,B,C, and D to complete the
sentences with the most appropriate words and clauses..
1.
begin their existence as ice crystals over nost of the
earth seems
likely.
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A. Raindrops
C. What if raindrops
2. Scientists cannot agree on
insects.
A. that fleas are
C. how are fleas
B. If raindrops
D. That raindrops
related to other orders of
B. how fleas are
D. fleas that are
3. It was 1875
joined the staff of the astronomical
obserbatory at Harvard University.
A. that Anna Winlock
B. Anna Winlock, who
C. as Anna Winlock
D. Anna Winlock then
4.
5.
developed so rapidly in Alahama primarily because of its
rich natuarl resources.
A. That heavy industry
B. Heavy industry
C. Heavy industry that was
D. When heavy industry
6. _ _...,.,- so incredible is that these insects successfully migrate to
places
that they have never even seen.
A. That makes the monarch butterflies' migration
B. The migration of the monarch butterflies is
C. What makes the monarch butterflies' migration
D. The migration of the monarch butterflies, which is
7.
8.
exists
11.
widely
12.
the right side of a person's brain is dominant, that
person is lefthanded.
A. That
B. If
C. Which
D. For
copanro
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Louisiana's
Alfalfa is
for livestock.
A. a primarily grown crop
C. a crop grown primarily
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16, It is difficult
through swamps because of tangled roots
and shallow waterways.
A. to navigate even for small boats
B. for even small boats to navigate
C. Even small boats for to navigate
D. even to navigate for small boats
17.
A lodestone is -,,-
Nashville has
copanro A- 8
Task: Completing structure problems involving infinitive and gerund
phrases,
Directions: Choose the one option out of the A,B,C, and D to
complete the sentences with the most appropriate ones,
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1.
2.
3. A climbing helmet
protection for a rocket-climbers head
from falling rocks and other hazards.
B. provides
A. to provide
D. that provides
C. providing
4. Power tools require careful handling
injuries.
A. by avoiding
B. they avoid
C. to avoid
D. that avoid
5. An electromagnet is created
a coil of
wire
A. by passing
C. to be passed
6.
at home requires only three types of chemicals, several
pieces of simple equipment, and running water.
B. To develop film
D. In developing film
involved in producing
B. the costs determined
D. to determine the costs
8.
was one of the most difficult tasks pioneers faced on
their joumeys west.
A. Crossing rivers
B. While crossing rivers
C. Rivers being crossed
D. By crossing rivers
9. Energy can be defined as the ability :--:----:__
A. do working
B. to do work
C. doing work
D. work to be done
10. The process of _-_ _ by hand has changed little since the
fifteenth century.
A. to bind books
B.binding books
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B. to use powering
C. used to power
D. in use by powering
13. Some people believe that the crystals of certain minerals
_
curative powers.
A. have
B. having
C. that have
D. to have
14. The narrow blades of speed skates allow _ _ speeds of up to
30 miles per hour.
A. for skaters maintaining
B. skaters to maintain
C. skaters maintain
D. maintenance by skaters
15. The first library _ _ in the Nebraska Territory was built in Fort
Atkinson in 1870.
A. to be established
B. was established
C. could establish
D. to establish
copanro A-9
Task: Completing structure problems involving paralleism.
Directions: Choose the one option out of the A,B,C, and D to
complete the sentence with the most appropriate one.
1. Insects provide many beneficial services, such as
_
breaking down deadwood, and pollinating plants.
A. they condition soils
B. to condition soil
C. conditioning the soil
D. soil conditioned
2. Frozen orange juice must be packed,
the fruit
is ripe.
A. be frozen
C. frozen
3. The Sioux language is spoken not only
the Crow and Osage tribes.
A. by the
C. do the
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B. was on horseback
D. by a horse
12. Barbara Jordan was the first woman in the South to win an
election to the House of Representatives,
as
Congresswoman from Texas
from 1973 to 1979.
A to serve
B. served
C. serving
D. has served
13. Photographers' choice of a camera depends on what kind of
pictures they
want to take, how much control they want over exposure, and
they want to spend.
A the amount of money
C. how much money
14.
B. what money
D. so much money that
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3.
1900 there were some 300 bicycle factories in the
United States
and they produced over a million bicycles.
A. In
B. Because in C. It was in
D. That in
4. A thick layer of fat called blubber keeps whales warm even
coldest water.
A. although the B. in the C. the
D. of the
5.
the United States, the general movement of air masses
is from west to east.
A. Across
B. To cross
C. They cross D.lt's across
6. The bark of a tree thickness
_
A. with age
B. it gets older C. as older D. by age
7. A substance that is harmless to a person who has no allergies can
cause mild to serious reactions in a person
allergies.
A. has
B. which having C. can have
D. with
8. In 1868 a number of national unions formed the American
Federation of
Labor
..,.A. Samuel Gompers was its leader
B. under the leadership of Samuel Gompers
C. which, under Samuel Gompers' leadership
D. Samuel Gompers led it
9. Harmonicas. autoharps, and kazoos
folk intruments.
A. are examples
B. for example
C, are examples of
D. as examples of
10.
charming shops and restaurants, Old Town is the most
picturesque section of Albuquerque.
A. With its B. Its
C. Because its D. For its
11.
such as banking and travel, in which computers are not
a convenience but a necessity.
A. Where some industries,
B. In some industries
C. Some industries
D.There are some industries,
12. One of the oldest large suspension bridges still
today is
the
George Washington Bridge between New York City and Fort
Lee, New Jersey
A. uses
B. is used
C. the use of
D in use
cepanro A -11
Task: Completing structure problems involving misplaced modifiers.
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Directions: Choose the one option out of A,B,C, and D and complete
the sentence correctly.
1. Fearing economic hardship, _-:-----:---:-:~:--':-:-:'"-;-A. many New Englanders emigrated to the Midwest in the 1820s
B. emigration from New England to the Midwest took place in
the 1820s
C. it was in the 1820s that many New Englanders emigrated to
the Midwest
D. an emigration took place in the 1820s from New England to
the Midwest.
_
2. Rich and distinctive in flavor:::-:
A. there is in the United States a very important nut crop, the
pecan
B. the most important nut crop in the Unites States, the pecan
C. farmers in the United States raise pecans, a very important
nut crop
D. pecans are the most important nut crop in the United States
3. Orbiting from 2.7 to 5.6 billion miles from the sun ",=",_....,...-....,.
A. the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930
B. Pluto was discovered by the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh in
1930
C. it was in1930 that the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh
discovered Pluto
D. the discovery of Pluto was made by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930
4. A popular instrument --:-_.,....-_
A. only a limited role has been available to the accordion in
classical music
B. there is only a limited role for the accordion in popular music
C. classical music provides only a limited role for the accordion
D. the accordion has played only a limited role in classical music
5. Unlike most birds,
A. the heads an-d-:--nec--:-k-s of vultures lack feathers
B. feathers are not found on the heads and necks of vultures
C. vultures do not have feathers on their heads and necks
D. there are no feathers on vultures' heads and necks
6. Widely reproduced in magazines and books, ..,...-_----:--:-:_'
A. Ansel Adams depicted the Western wilderness in his
photographs
B. the Western wilderness was depicted in the photographs of
Ansel Adams
C. Ansel Adams' photographs depicted the Western wilderness
D. it was through his photographs that Ansel Adams depicted
the WesterQ. wilderness
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CopMnro 61
Choose the correct answer for the blank. When you choose the
correct answer
pay attention to the use of the verbals.
1. One of the professor's great attributes is
'
A. when he gives lectures
B. how in the manner that he lectures
C. the wat to give lectures
B. his ability to lecture
2. To get an education, _-:_
A. one must work hard
B. working hard is one of the most requirements
C. requirement is needed to work hard
D. working hard is needed
3. John said that he had run in order
_
A. that he catch the bus
B. that he can catch the bus
C. to catch the bus
D. to the bus he could catch
4. "\lVhy was the official meeting called?" "Yes
new officers."
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A Select
B. Selecting
C. To select
D. For selecting
5. "Where did he go?" " He went to another store.--,_
A to buy slacks
B. for buying slacks
C. buy slacks
D. buying slacks
6. "I'll help you whenever you need me." "Good. I'd like __ me
tomorrow."
B. that you will help
A you helping
D. that you help
C. you to help
7. "The photographer thought he was supposed to arrive after the
quests."
" But I meant
early."
A for his coming
B. him coming
C. for him to come
D. he would come
8. " My baby has an infection.."" Did the doctor find it difficult _ _?"
A. in treating
B. treating
..
D. to treat
C. for treating
9. "What's made Ruth so upset?" "_ _ three tickets to the folk
music
concert."
A. Lost
B. Losing
C. Because of losing
D. Since she lost
mathematics
10. "What will Andrew be doing in the fall?" "
at a private boys' school."
A. To teach
B. Teaching
C. will be teaching
D. will teach
11. The company manager may enable the men who tend the
machines_ _
a large panorama of possibilties.
A to see B. see
C. Seeing
D.seen
>
12. When they met, Leonardo and his enemy were fighting
A. killed each other
B. killing each other
C. to be killed each other
D. to kill each other
13. The president of a company should know
A. to be firm
B. the way of firmness
C. to have firmness
D. how to be firm
14. "Why were you so late for work today?" "
to the office
was very slow this moming because of the traffic."
A Driving
B. To drive
C. I drove
D. That II drove
15.
time and labor, cartoonist generally draw the hands of
their characters with only three fingers and a thumb.
A Saved
B. Saves
C. To save
D. The saving
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A. shipping of grain
B. to ship grain
C. grain was shipped
D. grain-shipping
17. There is no
what may happen.
A. know
B. knowing
D. known
C. to know
18. "How did you spend the night?" "We had a very hard time
_ _.,-some of the problem."
A. discussing
B. to discuss
C. of discussing
D. on discussing
19. With
her do this, she will have no difficulty persuading
them to
accept her plan.
A. I help
B. my helping
D. mine helping
C. me helping
20. "What are you going to do tomorrow?" "We are going _ _
tomorrow."
A. to climb
B. climbing
D. climb
C. climbed
21. She must be looking forward as much to his return as he himself
is to
her.
A. see
B. have been
C. seeing
D. having seen
22. She __ help thinking that she had seen him somewhere
before.
A. can not
B. could not
C. must not
D. might not
23. He has lots of books,
that he is still young.
A. considering
B. considered
C. being considered
D. our considering
24. "What would you like for you birthday?" "I'd like the __ works
of Maugham."
A. collected
B. collection
B. collecting
D. collect
25. The peart is the only gem
by a living creature.
A. creating
B. to create
C. is created
D. created
26.
to steel, chrominum increases the metal's hardness.
A. Added
B. In addition
B. Adding
D. Adds
27. Commercial banks make most of their income from interest
_ _.,- on loans and investments in stocks and bonds.
A. earn
B. earned
C. to earn
D. was earned
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28. "What did they think about the plan?" "Everyone was so happy
and
about it."
A. excite
B. exciting
D: excites
C. excited
29. "How do you like coffee?" "llike coffee
_
A. that is sweetened
B. sweetened
C. being sweetened
D. to be sweetened
30. "How did you learn to drive?" " _ _ strict obedience to my
tutor."
B. Give
A. Giving
D. By giving
C. to give
31. After taking his examination,
_
A. the book was read by him
B. the book made him happy to read it.
C. he wanted to read the book
D. the reading of the book gave him some pleasure
32. Anesthetics are used
insensitivity to pain during surgical
operations.
A. the cause
B. to cause
'
C. cause of
D. causing J
33. Ganga went to the nicest store in the city _ _ presents for her
children.
B. for getting
A. for to get
D. to getting
C. to get
34. "Are you ready now?" "Yes, Let's hurry _ _ a seat near the
front."
A. so to get
B. for getting
C. get
D. toget
35. At last we found the exhausted animal lying there,
_
A. sick
B. to be sick
C. in sick
D. to be sickening
Written Expression
A B C
impenetrate thicket of trees and shrubs develops.
D
37. The first natural in world, Bogdo Uul Reserve Park, was established
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C
D
A
B
1772.
38. Becauseit doeshavea blood~, the comeatakestheiroxygen direcUy
A B C
D
from the air.
39. Magnificent mountains and coastal scenery 12 British Columbia's chief
ABC
D
tourist attrations.
40. Scientists at universities are often more involved in theoritical research
ABC
than in practically research.
D
41. Nylon, a synthetic done from a combination of water, air and a by-product
of coal, was first introduced in 1938.
42.0mithology, the study of birds, is one of the major scientific fields in which
A
B
Qf 1906 resulted from the fire that followed.
D
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copanro 6-2
The test is related with a complex sentence or clauses: a main clause
and a subordinate clause. So, before doing the test you may review
the clauses.
Choose the correct one out of A,B,C, and 0 to complete the sentences
correctly.
1.
11. "May I have the loan?" " _ _ you offer good security."
B. Unless
A. But
D. But for
C. Provided
12. ---:----=::--" heat is produced.
A. The mixing together of certain chemicals
B. Whenever certian chemicals are mixed together
C. Certain chemicals mixed together
D. That certain chemicals are mixed together
13. However much
, it will be worth it.
A. does the watch cost
B. costs the watch
C. the watch will cost
D. the watch costs
14. Gorillas are quiet animals,
they are able'to make about
twenty
different sounds.
A. how
B. in spite of
C. because of
D. even though
15.
that the formation of the sun, the planets, and other stars
began
with condensation of an interstellar gas cloud.
A. Believing
B. To believe
C. The belief
D. It is believed
16.
sandstone is broken apart, it is usually the cementing
material
that fractures.
A. a
B. in a
C. It is a
D. When a
17. _ _ is indispensible to plant and animal life.
A. Nitrogen
B. It is nitrogen
C. That nitrogen
D. Although nitrogen
18. As soon as the gate opened,
-:--_
A. we found that the two men emerged
B. the two men had emerged
C. here the two men emerged
D. the two men emerged
19. The first doll
say "mama" was invented in 1830.
A. that it could
B. could it
C. it could
D. that could
20.
relatively costly, the diesel engine is highly efficient and
needs
servicing infrequently.
A. Even
B. It is
C. Even though
D. There is
21. We might still catch the train if we -:---:-----:-_
A. make hurry
B. haste
C. make haste
D. hastily
22. Almost all economists agree
by trading with one
another.
A. nations that are gained
B. nations they gain
C. gaining nations
D. that nations gain
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23.
dog was the first animals to be domesticated is
generally agreed
upon by authorities in the field.
A. Until the
B. It was the
C. The
D. That the
24.
kinds of dinosaurs were dying out all through the Age of
Reptiles is true.
A. Some
B. When some
C. Some were
D. That some
25. On the side of the hill, there is a
which was once the
park.
A. deep hole in the ground
B. hole deep in ground
D. deep in the ground hole
C. deep hole in the ground
within the algae began very early is evident.
26.
A. Evolution that was
B. That evolution
C. There was evolution
D. It is estimated that
27. All of the plants now raised on farms have been developed from
plants
wild.
A. once they grow
B. they grow once
C. that once grow
D. once grow
28. Seeds usually germinate
the temperature is favorable.
A. If
B. whereas C. as a result D. in consequences
29. The knee is the joint
the thigh bone meets the large bone
of the
lower leg.
A. when
B. where
C. why
D. which
30. The costs of distribution and sales make up a large part of the
prices that _-:-:--:-A. are paid for all products
B. all products are paid for
C. for which all products are paid D. for all products paid
31. Neon is said to be inert _ _ does not react easily with other
substances.
A. because of it
B. because it
C. it is because
.
D. is because it
32. ___" glasses can correct most sight defects in healthy eyes.
A. When well fitted
B. Well fitted when
C. Well fitted if
D. If well fitted when
33.
he has created striking stage sittings for the Martha
Graham dance company, artist Isamu Noguchi is more famous for his
sculpture.
A. But not
B. Nevertheless
C. In spite of
D. Although
34. A logarithm is ~__ in algebra as an exponent.
A. known what
B. known what it is
C. what is known
D., what it is known
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A
B
C
the Indian film Industrv.
D
41. The abilities to work hard, follow directions, and thinking
indepedently are
A
B
C
some of the criteria for success in the work place.
D
42. The average cat sleeps sixteen hours for a day, in short intervals
called"
cat naps"
D
43. The elephant relies more on its sense of smell than for any other
sense.
ABC
D
44. Some insects hear ultrasonic sounds more than two octaves than
higher
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D
humans can.
45. To stay warm in cold weather, cold-blooded animals must expose
itself to g
A
B
source of warmth such as direct sunlight.
C
D
46. In the wild, tea plants become trees of approximately thirty feet
high.
A B C
D
47. Accounting is described as art of classifying, recording, and
reporting
B
A
significant financial events.
48. The development of the watch depended upon the invent of the
mainspring.
A B C D
49. Physical fitness activities can lead to an alarming variety of
injuries if
A. prices rise
B. prices arise
C. the price is rising
D. prices are raised
6. "Prices keep going up". " Yes, but the interest on my savings
account is certainly not
"
A. risen
B. raise
C. on the rise
D. on the raise
_
7. "When did the lecture begin?" "When all the students
the professor began his lecture.
A. seated
B. sit
B. were seated
D. seat
8. My uncle says that:_ _-:c--_
A. my aunt sat her suitcase in corner
B. he rises at five o'clock every morning
C. the river had raised two feet during the night
D. from where he was lying, he could see a small black box
setting on the table.
9. It is said that
_
A. for six months the factory machinery has laid idle
B. I finished laying the bricks, but they did not lay evenly
C. my mother immediately set the kettle on the stove
D. we must have setr three hours waiting for him
10. Most of the begining students cannot understand what Professor
Majid
A. talks
B. says about
C. says
D. discusses about
11. "My watch
five o'clock." "It's very late. I must go".
A. says
B. tells
C. speaks
D. talks
12. "What do you need?" "Could you
me ten dollar?'
A. borrow
B. borrowing
C. lend
D. lending
?
13. "What do you need?" "My pen is out of in!c, may I
A. use yourrs pen
B. lend yours
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C. borrow yours
D. will borrow
14. When you go to the library tomorrow, _ _-.,.-_
A. please go to check the reference room if Mary were there
B. please take this book to Mary
C. please bring the note to the librarian
D. please bring this book to the librarian in the reference room
15. "Oh, glad to see you, John." "What
you to this big city?
Be here long?
A. carries
B. brings
C. takes
D. makes
16. "Why do you like that place?" "I _ _in that city."
A. bome
C. bear
B. had bomed
D. was born -
17. "He has been working very hard recently." "Because the burden
of a big family has been
on his shoulder."
A. bear
B. borne
C. born
D. bore
_
18. "What does the judqe want me to do?" "He wants you to,
A. sayan oath
B. tell on oath
C. do an oath
D. take an oath
19. The visiting delegates were urged to ,_:-:---:-:----:A. talk at library
B. state their open minds
C. make individual expressions
D. speak freely
20. He
me all about his trip.
A. said
B. talked
C. talks
D. tells
21. 'What haopenedtothe leader of the mob?"" He was_at down."
A. hang
B. hung
C. hanged
D. hanging
22. The teacher has
the story many times.
A. told
B. stated
C. said
D. talked
23. While searching for the wreckage of s unidentified aircraft, the
Coast
ABC
Guard encountered severe squalls at sea.
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B
humans make use of many others systems and techniques to
express
C
D
their thoughts and feelings.
27. The need for a well-rounded education was an idea expoused
by the
A B C
Greeks in time of Socrates.
D
28. Writers and media personnel sell theirsetves best by the
impression given
ABC
in their verbal expression.
D
29. In the spirit of the naturalist writers, that author's work portrays
man's
A B C
struggle for surviving.
D
30. Stephen Crane's stOry is . clinical portral of man as an animal
trapped by
A B C
the fear and hunger.
D
31. Their silly, whiny convesation on a child level was meant to create
tension
A
B
and heighten Nancy's fears and anxiety.
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32. For a long time, this officials have been known throughout the
country as
A
B
C
politcal bosses and law enforcers.
D
33. The development of the watch depended upon the invent of the
A B C D
mainspring.
34. The ordeal of the Cherokee Indians, who were forcible moved
from their
C
ships, icebergs, or cliffs in fQggy weather.
D
39. Although he is employed in the scientific and technical fields, the
metric
41. Air pollution, together with littering, are causing many problems in
oor
ABC
D
large, industrial cities today.
42. Because of the severe snow storm and the road blocks, the air
force
43. Hummingbirds are the only birds capable to fly backward as well
as
ABC
forward, up, and down.
D
44. The news of the president's treaty negotiations with the foreign
government
A
were recieved with mixed emotions by the citizens of both
governments.
B C D
45. Angie's bilingual ablitity and previous experience were the qualities
that
A
which helped her get the job over all the other candidates.
B e D
46. Joel giving up smoking has caused him to gain weight and
become irritable
ABC
D
with his acquaintances.
47. They asked me what did happen last night, but I was unable to tell
them.
A
B
C
D
48. The test administrator ordered we not to open our books until he
told us to
A
C
B
D
do so.
49. Our new neighbors had been living in Arizona since ten years
before
A
B
C
D
moving to their present house.
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ccpanro 6-4
Structure and Written Expression
Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.
1. The cyclist
he crossed the main street.
A. looked with caution after
B. had looked acutiously before
C. was looked cautous when
D. looks cautious when
2. Here
notebook and report that I promised you last week.
A. is the B.are the C. was the D. has been a
3. Neither Jane nor her brother
a consent form for
tomorrow's
field trip.
A. need
B. needs C. is needing
D. has need
4. Cuba is
sugar-growing areas in the world.
A. one of the larger
B. one of largest
C. one of the largest
D. largest
5. The skiers would rather
through the mountains than go by
bus.
A. to travel on train
B. traveled by train
C. travel by train
D. traveling by the train
6. That magnificent
temple was constructed by the Chinese.
A. eight-centuries-old
B. eight-century's-old
C. old-eight-centuries
D. eight-century-old
7. There were two small rooms in the beach house,
served
as a
kitchen.
A. the smaller of which
B. the smallest of which
C. the smaller of them
D. smallest of that
8. Pioneer men and women endured terrible hardships, and
_
A. so do their children
B. neither did the children
C. also the childs
D. so did their children
9. Last year, Matt earned
his brother, who has a better
position.
A. twice as much as
B. twice more than
C. twice as many as
D. twice as more as
,he would have been able to pass the exam.
10.
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38. Leading scientists are often the kinds of person who have enjoyed
A B e
intellectual challenges all their lives.
39. Plants of these type grow best in places where there ;s a great
deal of
A
B
0
shade.
40. In spite of their aloofness and independent bearing, the
domisticated cat
42. There are almost a million people with Spanish surnames in Los
Angeles
A
out of a total population of more than seven millions.
B e D
43. In the early 1970's total employment in the United States stood at
roughly
A
B
44. In the 1930's more than two thousands interview of former slaves
were
47. The tamarind is an attractive tropical tree that may grow as tall as
seventyB
A
C
five foot.
48. Though the dust illY heavy upon the floor, it was evident that an
old house,
mansion.
49. The Scots have porridge for breakfast; a wedding breakfast was
held in
ABC
0
her father's house.
50. Prime Minister announced the names of those who were to be
named to
A
B
C
the Cabinet.
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