TOEFL 1

NAME : NIM:

I CHOOSE THE LETTER OF UNDERLINE THAT IS NOT CORRECT THEN ANALYZE IT!!!

1. Each number in a binary system are formed from only two symbols. (is)
A B C D

2. Scientist at the medical center is trying to determine of there is a relationship between saccharine and cancer (?)
A B C D

3. On the rim of the Kilaueua volcano in the Hawaiian Island are a hotel called the Volcano Hotel. ( is …inverted order)
A B C D

4. The great digital advances of the electronic age, such as integrated circuitry and micro computer, has been planted
in
A B C D
tiny chips. (have)

5. There are many frequently mentioned reason why one out of four arrests involve a juvenile (involves)
A B C D

6. Kepler’s Laws, Principles outlining planetary movement, was formulated based on observations made without a
A B C D
telescope. (were)

7. Only with a two-third vote by both houses are the U.S Congress able to override a presidential veto. (is…inverted
order)
A B C D

8. Off all the evidence that has piled up since Webster’s paper was published, there is no new ideas to contradict his
A B C D
original theory. (are…expletive there)

9. Fire extinguishers can contain liquefied gas, dry chemicals, or watery. (water…parallel structure)
A B C D

10.The U.S. Congress consists of both the Senate as well as the House of Representatives. (and)
A B C D

11.The prison population in this state, now at an all time high, is higher than any state
A B C D

12.A weel-composed baroque opera achieves a delicate balance by focusing alternately on the aural, visual, emotional,
and
A B C
philosophy elements.
D

13.Manufacturers may-use food additives for preserving to color, to flavor, or to fortify foods.
A B C D

14.A bankruptcy may be either voluntary nor involuntary.

A B C D

15.In 1870, the attorney general was made head of the Department of justice, given an enlarged staff, and endow with
A B C
 clear-cut law- enforment functions.

16.The general Sherman Tree, the largest of all the giant sequoias, are reputed to be the world’s large living thing.
A B C D

17. The skeleton of a shark is made of cartilage rather than having bone
A A C D

18.Particular issues that concern teenagers were covering in the half-hour program
A B C D

19.Electrical impulses may also picked up by the optic nerve.

A B C D

20.Worker training for a specific job have a strong possibility of being replace by a machine.
A B C D

21.On June 30, 1992, international time keepers in Paris were added an extra second to the day.
A B C D

22.The report could not be turned in on time because all the needed work lost.
A B C D

23.In English teacher these questions have be formed by changing the word order of a statement, whereas in some
A B C

Language the word order remains the same.

D

24.He was not able to define the process by which the body had protected by immunologic system.
A B C D

25. The first fish have appeared on the earth approximately 500 million years
A B C D

26.Only rarely sound waves are of a single frequency encountered in practice

A B C D

27.cameos can be carved not only from onyx and sardonyx or from agate
A B C D

28. Although most of the wild horses on western range have already been rounded up, the most remote the area, the
A B C
greater the possibility that wild horses can still be found.
D

29.During this period, $206 was spend annually on food by families in the lower third income bracket.
A B C D

30. the danger of noise are, unfortunately, not as clear-cut than are those from most other health hazard.
A B C D

31. In a recent survey of Americans, more than 75 percent expressed the view that the government it should that

a more Active role in health care.

32. The Colorado River reaches their maximum height during April and May.
33. Plant protein tend to have few amino acids than proteins from animal sources.
A B C D

34. The Viking spacecraft has landed on Mars in July of 1976

A B C D

35. Admiral Byrd commanded airplane expeditions over both the Arctic or the Antarctic.
A B C D

36. The advertising campaign will be based on the recent completed study.
A B C D

37.Coronary occlusion result from a disease in which fatty substances with a large amount of cholesterol is deposited in
the Arteries.

38. Her money gave back as soon as she threatened to take the matter to court.
A B C D

39. Other sites of fossil discoveries throughout Wyoming, ranging from the fiery Tyrannosaurus rex to the milder
A B C
Triceratops, have proven equally excite.
D

40. modern art is on display at Guggenheim Museum, a building with an unusually design.
A B C D

41.by the beginning of the 1980s fifteen states had adopted already no-fault insurance design.
A B C D

42. heart attack are fatally in 75 percent of occurrences.

A B C D

43.in spite of a tremendous amount of electronic gadgetry, air traffic control still depends heavy on people.
A B C D

44.only recently have Gooden’s industrially designers and engineers been able to optimize Watertred’s unusual tread
A B C
patterns for mass production
D
45.A baboon’s arm appear as lengthily as its legs
A B C D

46.a serious problem is how to communicate reliable with a submerged submarine.

A B C D

47.Americans are destroying rapidly wetlands, faster than an acre every two minutes
A B C D

48. the central banking system of USA consists of twelve banks district
A B C D

49. telegraph service across the Atlantic was successful established in 1866.
A B C D

50. My second child loves singing, dancing, composing a song, and Play guitar
A B C D
II. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER!!

1.Petty Berg, the top tournament winner in women’s 10. Truman Capite’s In Cold Blood is neither
golf______83golf tournaments from 1935-1964. journalistically accurate_____
a. She won c. Won a. a piece of fiction
b. Winning d. Who won b. nor a fictitious work
c. or written in a fictitious way
2.____ with about weight in air does gasoline allow d. nor completely fictitious
the carburetor to run smoothly.
a. it is mixed c. when mixed 11. a baby’s development is influenced by both
b. to mix it d. only when mixed heredity and___
a. by environmental factors
3. ____impressive chapter in the book was the b. environmentally
chapter on Stuart’s scientific stories. c. the influence of the environment
a. it was the most c. most d. environment
b. the most d. most of the
12. Because bone loss occurs earlier in woman
4. ____discussed by the board of directors when it than__, the effects of osteoporosis are more
was proposed again by the supervisors. apparent in woman
a. the problem had already a. men do c. as men
b. the problem is already b. in men d. similar to men
c. the problem had already been
d. the problem has already 13.____ of economic cycles been helpful in
predicting turning points in cycle, they would have
5.Much of carnage of elephants, giraffes, and big been used more consistently.
cats____uncaring hunters a. psychological theories
a. must commit by b. psychological theories have
b. must be committed c. had psychological theories
c. must have committed d. psychologists have theories
d. must have been committed by
14. Hospital committees__spent weeks agonizing
6.The x-try treatment____up to the time that he was over which artificial kidney candidate would receive
dismissed from the hospital. the treatments now find that the decision is out of
a. gave daily c. basically have been given their hands.
b. were given daily d. daily had been given a. once c. have
b. that once d. once had
6.the growth of hair____ cyclical process, with
phrases of activity and inactivity 15. among bees_ a highly elaborate form of
a. it is c. which is communication
b. is a d. a regular a. occur c. it occurs
b. occurs d. they occur
7. in Roman numerals,___symbols for numeric
values. 16. ___ heated by solar energy have special
a. are letter of the alphabet collectors on the roofs to trap sunlight
b. Letters of alphabet are a. a home is c. a home
c. which uses letter of the alphabet b. homes are d. homes
d. in which letter of the alphabet
17. when__nets during spring nesting season,
8.the legal system of most countries can be Canadian geese are fiercely territorial.
classified__ common law or civil law a. building c. built
a. as either c. either to b. are building d. are built
b. either as d. to either
18. in 1870, Calvin, along with Adirondack hunter
9. your criticism of the 3 short stories should not be Alvah Dunning, made the first known ascent of
less than 2000 words, nor___ more than 3000 Seward Mountain,__ far from roads or trails.
a. should it be c. it is a. a remote peak c. a remote peak is
b. it should be d. should be it b. it is a remote peak d. which a remote peak
 b. there were more than d. the report of

19. Kokanee salmon begin to deteriorate and die

soon__ at the age of four. 28. psychologists have traditionally maintained that
a. they spawn c. spawn infants cannot formulate long-term memories
b. after spawning d. spawned the salmon until__the age of 8 or 9 months
a. they c. to reach
20.__ behind government secrecy for nearly half a b. they reach d. reach
century, the Hanford plant in central Washington
produced plutonium for nuclear weapon of Cold War 29. __ a cheese has grown into small conglomerate
a. it is hidden c. which is hidden consisting of a catering business and 2 retail stores
b. hidden d. the plant is hiding a. in the beginning of c. its beginning which was
b. it began as d. what began as
21. until__ incorrect, astronomers had assumed that
the inside of white dwarf were uniform 30. Primarily a government contractor, __
a. they c. the astronomers recently proven preferential treatment from government agencies as
b. their proof d. recently proven both a minority-group member and a woman
a. receives Weber c. The reception of Weber
22.___artifact from the early Chinese dynasties, b. Weber receives d. According to Weber’s
numerous archaeologists have explored the reception
southern Silk Road.
a. they were searching for c. searched for 31. Because the project depends on__at the federal
b. it was a search for d. searching for level, the city and century may have to wait until the
budget cutting ends.
23. in Hailey, the best known lecturer was women’s a. it happens c. what happens
rights activist Abigail Scott Duniway of Portland, b. which happening d. that it happens
Oregon, who could usually be persuaded to
speak__town visiting her son. 32. __ definitely study of a western hard rock mining
a. she was in c.While she was community cemetery appears to have been done is
b. while in d.Was in in Silver City, Nevada.
a. most c. where most
24.The National Restaurant__ Washington, says that b. the most d. where the most
federal efforts to regulate workplace smoking would
limit restaurant’s ability to respond to the desires of 33. One of the areas of multimedia that is growing
their patrons quickly __ is sound
a. Association is c. Association which a. yet is easily overlooked
is in b. is easily overlooked
b. Association is in d. Association, based in c. it is easily overlooked
d. that is easily overlooked
25. __ in North American waterways a little over a
decade ago, zebra mussels have already earned a 34. __, early approaches for coping with workplace
nasty reputation for their expensive habit of clogging stress dealt with the problem only after its
water pipes in Great Lakes area. symptoms had appeared.
a. The first sighting a. Although well-intending
b. Although first sighted b. Although it is a good intention
c. Zebra mussels were first sighted c. Although a good intention
d. First sighting d. Although well intended

26.Small companies may take their goods aboard for 35. the ostrich is__ of all living birds.
trade show without paying foreign value-added a. the largest c. largest
taxes by acquiring __ an ATA carnet. b. the largest that is d. largest than
a. a document calls c. calles a document
b. a document called d. called a document 36.Woodie Guthrie had many personal misfortunes,
__ his music expressed a hopeful view of life
27. __ 12 millions immigrants entered the US via Ellis a. but c. which
Island. b.therefore d. so
a.more than c. of more than
 37. the name “Minnesota” comes from two Sioux 40. a cloud is a dense mass of__ water vapor or ice
Indian words__ ‘sky tinted waters’ particles
a. to mean c. meaning a. or c. both
b. by meaning d. it means b. whether d. either

38. the president__the election by a land slide

a. won c. yesterday
b. he won d. fortunately

39.when__ the conference?

a. the doctor attended
b. did the doctor attend
c. the doctor will attend
d. the doctor’s attendance
III. ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS ABOUT THE INFO IN A PASSAGE ON THE BASIS OF WHAT IS STATED OR IMPLIED

The Hollywood sign the hills that line the northern border of Los Angles is a famous landmark recognized the
world over. The white painted, 50-foot-high, sheet metal letters can be seen from great distances across the LA basin.
The sign was not constructed, as one might suppose, by the movie business as a means of celebrating the
importance of Hollywood to this industry, instead, it was first constructed in1923 as a means of advertising homes for
sale in 500-acre housing subdivision in a part of LA called “Hollywoodland”. The sign that was constructed at the time,
of course said “Hollywoodland”. Over the years, people began referring to the area by the shortened version
“Hollywood”. After the sign and its site were donated to the city in 1945, the last four letters were removed.
The sign suffered from years of disrepair and in 1973 it needed to be completely replaced at a cost $27.700 per
letter. Various celebrities were instrumental in helping to raise needed funds. Rock star Alice Cooper, for example,
bought an O in memory of Groucho Marx and Hugh Hefner of playboy fame held a benefit party to raise the money for
the Y.the construction of the new sign was finally completed in 1978.
1. What is the topic of this passage ? D. 1978
A. A famous sign 6. Which of the following is NOT mentioned about
B. A famous city Hollywoodland?
C. Word landmarks A. It used to be the name of an area of Los
D. Hollywood versus Hollywoodland Angeles
2. The expression “the world over” in line 2 could B. It was formerly the name on the sign in the
best be replaced by …. hills
A. In the northern parts of the world C. There were houses for sale there
B. On top of the world D. It was the most expensive area of Los
C. In the entire world Angeles
D. In the skies 7. The passage indicates that the sign suffered
3. It can be inferred from the passage that most because ….
people think that the Hollywood sign was first A. A people damaged it
constructed by …. B. It was not fired
A. An advertising company C. The weather was bad
B. The movie industry D. It was poorly constructed
C. A construction company 8. It can be inferred from the passage that the
D. The city of Los Angeles Hollywood sign was how old when it was
4. The pronoun “it” in line 7 refers to …. necessary to replace it completely?
A. The sign A. Ten years old
B. The movie business B. Twenty-six years old
C. The importance of Hollywood C. Fifty years old
D. The industry D. Fifty-five years old
5. According to the passage, the Hollywood sign
was first built in …..
A. 1923
B. 1949
C. 1873
9. The word “replaced” in line 15 is closest in
meaning to which of the following ?
A. Moved to a new location
B. Destroyed
C. Found again
D. Exchanged for a newer one
10. According to the passage, how did celebrities
help with the new sign ?
A. They played instruments
B. They raised the sign
C. They helped get the money
D. They took part in work parties to build the
sign.