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1.
The ode was original a ceremonial poem written to
celebrate public occasions or exalted subjects.
A B C D
2. Knowledge
of the rate at which a ship is traveling through the water is
important if the navigator
A B C
need
to estimate the time of arrival.
D
3.
The earth is the only planet with a large number of oxygen
in its atmosphere.
A
B C
D
4.
Robert Frost was not well known as a poet until he reached
the forties.
A B
C D
The
amounts of oxygen and nitrogen in the air almost always
remain stable, but the amount of water
A B C
vapor
vary considerably.
D
5.
Multicolored woodcuts must be printed with as many blocks as _______ colors in
the composition.
(A) there are
(B) many (C) some of (D) it is
6. A
painter who lived most of his life in the Middle West, Grant
wood has called America's "Painter of
A
B
C D
the
Soil."
7. While
ancient times people simply painted inanimate objects, during the
Renaissance the painting of
A
B C
"still
life" developed as an accepted art form.
D
8.
The American frontiersman, politician, and soldier Davy crockett is one
of the most popular of
A B
C
American
hero.
D
9.
Three months after they have been laid, crocodile eggs are ready
hatched.
A
B C D
10.
Peas require rich soil, constant moistures, and a cool growing
season to develop well.
A B C D
11. A
dolphin locates underwater objects in its path by doing a
series of clicking and whistling sounds.
A B C D
12.
The greater an objects's mass, the more difficult it is ____________ .  A
desert area that has been without water for six years will still
bloom when rain will come.
A B
C D
14.
One of the essential features of the modern skyscraper is
being the elevator.
A B C D
15. A
rabbit moves about by hopping on its hind legs, which are
much longer and more strong than its
A B C D
front
legs.
16.
The snowy egret is about the size of large crow.
A B
C D
17.
The grape is the ___________ , juicy fruit of a woody vine.
(A)
skin
(B)
which is smooth
(C)
smooth skin
(D)
smooth-skinned
18.
In the second half of the nineteenth century, textiles from the southwestern
United state, particularly fabrics woven by the Navajo people,
_____________________ .
(A)
began to be used as rugs
(B)
rugs began to be used
(C)
as rugs began to be used
(D)
began to used them as rugs
19.
During adolescence many young people begin to question ------ held by their
families.
(A)
the values
(B)
of the values
(C)
the values are
(D)
are the values
20. During
the Middle Ages, handwriting notices kept groups of nobles informed
of important events.
A B C D
21.
In her writing, Elimor Wylie often dealt with her own personality as it was,
rather than _________ .
(A)
as was defines by others
(B)
its definitions by others
(C)
other's definition
(D)
as others defined it
22.
Congress chartered the first Bank of the United States in 1791 to engage in
general commercial banking and __________
as a fiscal agent of the federal government.
(A)
to act
(B)
acting
(C)
that has acted
(D)
having acted
23.
Essentially, a theory is an abstract, symbolic representation of _____________
reality.
(A)
what is conceived
(B)
what it is conceived
(C)
what is conceived to be
(D)
what is being conceived
24.
Tenant farmers are those they either rent a farm and work it for
themselves or work the farm for the
A B C
owner and
receive payment.
D
25. Slightly
over half of the population of El Paso, Texas, says both
English and spanish.
A
B C D
26.
Hickories are medium to large trees common in eastern and
the central areas of North America.
A B C
D
27. Approximately
one-third of all persons involved in adult education programs in 1970 were
enrolled in
A B
C
occupational
education course.
D
28. Natural
adhesives are primarily of animals or vegetable origin.
A B C
D
29. As
a glacier melts, rocks, boulders, trees, and tons of dirt deposit.
A B C D
30.
The Suwannee River has been never important for transport and no
significant hydropower potential.
A B C D
31.
American manufacturers depend on ocean shipping for most of
trade with other countries.
A B C D
32.
The root of the chicory plant is often ground up and added to
coffee to elimination its bitterness.
A
B C D
33. Some
nematodes are very tiny that it Is necessary to view
them through a microscope.
A B C D
34.
It is estimated that a scientific principle has a life expectancy
of approximately a decade before it
A B C
drastically
revised or replaced by newer information.
D
35.
The more arid the continent, the less the amount of annual precipitation
_______________ .
(A)
runs off that
(B)
runs it off
(C)
that runs it off
(D) that
runs off
36.
He really deserved the award because he performed _______________ was expected
of him.
(A)
much better from
(B)
more better than
(C)
much better as
(D)
much better than
37.
He was stopped each dozen yards by friends who wanted to
congratulate him.
A B C D
38.
As we have finished the first lesson, now we will read the
second one.
A B C D
39.
To take pride in what deserves boasting is one thing, and to take good care of
it is quite _________ .
(A)
others
(B)
thing
(C)
another
(D)
the other
40.
The doctor's records must be kept thorough and neatly, so as
to insure good book-keeping.
A B
C D
41.
Why is a man in civil life perpetually slandering and backbiting
his fellow men, and is unable to see
A B C
good even
in his friends?
D
42.
"Do you think that the labor bill will be passed?"
"Oh, yes. It's _________ that it
will."
(A)
almost surely
(B)
very likely
(C)
near positive
(D)
quite certainly
43. Like
a synonym of speech, which is the general term, address implies
some degree of formality.
A B C D
44.
Rabbits and hares look much like and are often mistaken for
each other.
A B C D
45. As
every other nation, the United States used to define its
unit of currency, the dollars, in terms of
A B C D
the
gold standard.
46.
The prime minister's conviction for improper campaign practices is likely
to result in increasing
A B C
pressure
that she resigns.
D
47.
When the boulders are made of rock that is different from the bedrock which
they or the soil of the
A B C
field
rests, they are called erratics.
D
48.
It would be difficult for a man of his political affiliation, _______, to
become a senator from the south.
(A)
though charming and capable is he
(B)
even with charm and so capable
(C)
charming and having capability
(D)
however charming and capable
49.
Penicillin is perhaps the drug ________ more lives than any other in the
history of medicine.
(A)
what has saved
(B)
which saved
(C)
which has saved
(D)
who saves
50.
After his trips to the west between 1860 and 1872, Ralph Alber
Bakelock would often painted
A B
C
American
Indian encampments on brown-and-yellow-toned canvases.
D
51.
The city of Boston was settled in 1630 on a hilly, wooded
peninsula where the charles River flows
A B C
into
a natural harbors.
D
52.
Artist Helen Frankenthaler returned home from college on 1949 to her
native New York, the city
A B
producing
the most art revolutionary of the day.
C D
53. Contralto
Marian Anderson became a member permanent of the
Metropolitan Opera Company in
A B
C D
1995.
54.
The fact that half of the known species is thought to inhabit the
world's rain forests does not seem
A B
surprising,
considering the huge numbers of insects that comprise the bulk of the species.
C
D
55. A
politician can make a legislative proposal more _______ by giving specific
examples of what its effect will be.
(A)
to understand
(B)
understandably
(C)
understandable
(D)
when understood
56.
Before every presidential election in the United States, the statisticians try
to guess the proportion of the population that _________ for each candidate.
(A)
are voted
(B)
voting
(C)
to be voted
(D)
will vote
57.
The decimal numeral system is one of the ______ ways of expressing numbers.

Nebraska has floods in some years, ___________ .
(A)
in others droughts
(B)
droughts are others
(C)
while other droughts
(D)
others in drought
59.
Many of the recording instruments used in vary branches of
science are kymographs.
A B C
D
60.
In the United States among 60 percent of the space on the pages
of newspapers is reserved for
A B C
advertising.
D
61.
The spontaneity of children's artwork sets it apart from the
regulated uniforming of much of what
A B
C
otherwise
go on in traditional extraordinary classrooms.
D
62.
Fossils of plant that have been extinct for fifty million
years have been found in large deposits of
A B C
amber
near the Baltic Sea.
D
63.
The luxuriant hardwood timberland of the southern Appalachian Mountains is
classed as a temperate
A B C
rain
forests.
D
64.
Bone and ivory needles found at archaeological sites indicate
that clothes have been sewn for some
A
B C
17,000
years ago.
D
65.
The sun seems to have been formed when the universe was already
10 billion years.
A B C D
66.
The satellites are frequently eclipsed by Jupiter and may be seen
to transit Jupiter as dark shadows
A B C
or passing
behind the planet.
D
67. Though
Artist Tatun was totally blind in one eye and had only slight vision in another,
he became an
A
B C D
internationally
renowned jazz musician.
68.
Not since Gerald Reed has a chief executive served two full terms
or leave Washington with cheers
A B C
ringing
in his ears.
D
69.
Even the most discriminating gourmet will agree that food in the
south is as good as any other
A B C D
region
in the country.
70.
In her writing, Elinor Wylie, often dealt with her own responsibility as it
was, rater than _______ .
(A)
as others defined it
(B)
other's definitions
(C)
its definition by others
(D)
it was defined by others
71.
Some scientists predict that, despite greater material output, the
people in the year 2,000 will be
A
B C
poorer
in many ways than it is today.
D
72.
Venus approaches the Earth more closely than any other
planet is.
A B C D
73.
_______________ left before the deadline, it doesn't seem likely that John will
accomplish the job.

With the start for the penny papers in the 1830's, the number of people
_________
a
newspaper rose considerably.
(A)
regularly reading
(B)
were reading regularly
(C)
regularly reading what
(D)
who reading regularly
75.
Tempera, a type of paint, is prepared from a mixture of water,
egg yolk, and one but more tinted
A B C D
powders.
76.
Over forty years ago, Helen Hall's outstanding contributions as a
settlement organizer catch the
A B
attention
of president Franklin Roosevelt, who appointed her to his advisory
committee on economic
C D
security.
77. Part
of the sunlight that strikes the Earth is reflected into the sky,
and a rest is absorbed by the
A B C
ground.
D
78.
At present production levels, _________ deposits of bauxite can provide the
world with aluminum for hundreds of years.
(A)
known
(B)
known are
(C)
they are known
(D)
what is known
79.
It seemed as if I hadn't scarcely done anything worthwhile with
my time, for I failed three courses.
A B C D
80.
The office manager insists that his staff use all of its
vacation time, but he hardly never takes a
A B C D
vacation
himself.
81.
Life insurance, before available only to young, healthy persons, can
now be obtained for old people
A B C
and even
for pets.
D
82.
Moonquakes originating at deep of some 800 kilometers
indicate the Moon has considerable rigidity
A B
C
D
and
is not molten at such levels.
83.
Biologists and anthropologists possesses a wealth of evidence to
indicate that human beings arose
A
B
from
lower forms of life over a time long period.
C D
84.
Ladybugs are desirous in the garden because most kinds eat
aphids and other harmful insects.
A B C D
85. It
has been estimated that only 21 percent of the world's land
surface are cultivatable and that only
A B C D
percent
is actually under cultivation.
86. To
become a skilled photograph, a person should have
both manual dexterity and a good eye for
A B C D
detail.
87.
For centuries, music have played acoustical guitars, which
produce sound from the vibration
A B
C D
of
the strings.
88.
Langston Hughes always seemed to know exactly who he was, and those
knowledges helped make
A B
him one
of the most respected writers in the United States.
C D
89.
Banking is ancient origin, though little 3 known about its
history prior to the thirteenth century.
A B C D
90.
Au bones have an exterior layer, termed the cortex, that is smooth, dense,
continuous, and ___________ .
(A)
of varying thickness
(B)
varied thickness
(C)
its thickness varies
(D)
its thickness varying
91.
The holograph was an instrument employed to send signals by
reflecting sunlight a mirror or mirrors.
A B C
D
92.
In retrospect, sadness, rather anger, seems to be the overriding
emotion in Langston Hughes's poetry.
A B C D
93.
Obsidian, an uncommon volcanic rock, polishes good and
makes an attractive semiprecious stone.
A B C D
94.
Business cycles have been placed the scrutiny of statisticians so
that recurring patterns not apparent
A B C
at
first sight might be disclosed.
D
95.
For a long time cotton ranked first between Alabama's crops, but
today it accounts for only a
A B C
fraction
of the agricultural production.
D
96. The
earliest steam-driven vehicles produced great amount
of noise.
A B C
D
97.
The double bull's eye in center of a dart board is worth
fifty points.
A
B C D
98.
Seaweed nurtures numerous communities of living things, which are
protected under the wet
A B C
coverings
of the weeds while the tide out.
D
99.
The wankle engine, sometimes referred as a rotary engine, delivers
more power for its size than a
A B C D
conventional
piston engine.
100.
Farm animals have been regardless by nearly all societies as
a valuable economic resource.
A B C D
101.
Bauxite ores differ considerably physical appearance, according to
their impurities and structural
A B C
D
compositions.
102.
Helen Vendler's essays present key insight into and vital analyses
the works of major british and
A B C D
American
authors.
103.
The waterwheel is a mechanism designed to harness energy from
a source instead than animals.
A B C D
104.
No other beverage comes even close to rivaling coffee as the more
widely drunk refreshment in the
A B C
world.
D
105. Mosquitos
usually lay eggs on top stagnant water.
A
B C D
106.
Languon Hughes's The Book of Negro Looksore is a too much valuable
introduction to an integral
A B
part of folk
literature of the United States.
C
D
107.
Seven of planets rotate in the same direction as their orbital
motions, while Venus and Uranus rotate
A B C
in
the opposite direction.
D
108. The
Millicent Rogers Museum houses five thousand pieces of Hispanic and
American Indian
A
jewelry,
textiles, and other objects document the vibrancy of these
cultures.
B
C D
109. From
1866 to 1833, the bison population in North America was reduced from an estimated
13
A
B C
Million
to a few hundreds.
D
110. The
Obie Awards have been given annually for 1956 to outstanding
artists in off-Broadway theater.
A B C D
111. Along
the East Coast, American Indian women's councils could veto a
declaration of war at refusal
A B C D
to supply
moccasins and field rations.
112.
Carrie Chapman Catt organized the League of women voters after
successfully campaign for the
A B C
constitutional
amendment that gave women the right to vote.
D
113. Any
group that conducting its meetings using parliamentary rules will
encounter situations where
A
B C
prescribed
procedures cannot be applied.
D
114.
Coinciding with the development of jazz in New Orleans in the 1920's ______ in
blues music.
(A)
was one of the greatest periods
(B)
one of the greatest periods
(C)
was of the greatest periods
(D)
the greatest periods
115.
Despite its wide range of styles and instrumentation, country music has certain
common features _______ its own special character.
(A)
give it that
(B)
that give it
(C)
give that
(D)
that gives it to
116.
_______ around stones that are sunwarmed, even the smallest of stones creates
tiny currents of warm air.
(A)
The cool air
(B)
If the air is cool
(C)
That the air cools
(D)
The cooler the air
117.
Even as he wrote copiously on such diverse topic as education,
politics, and religion, Lewis
A B
Mumford
remained active in city and regional planning.
C
D
118. For
centuries the aromatic spices of the Far East has been in demand
by the people of the East and
A B C D
West.
119. Nine state attorney
generals have been meeting lately, apparently to
prepare a
A B C
D
tobacco-company-style
humdinger court case against softies.
120.
When seeing near the horizon, the moon appears strikingly
larger than when viewed overhead.
A
B C D
121.
The firemen were unable to determine exactly what caused the
fire, when they said that they would
A B
C D
continue the
investigation.
122. Because
of its strong record during earlier recessions, the mutual fund has
and will continue to be
A
B
C
attractive
to small investors.
D
123. Both
china, Russia, and the united states are aware of the role they
play in world affairs.
A B
C D
124.
Neither Russia nor the United States have been able to discover a
mutually satisfactory plan for
A B C D
gradual
disarmament.
125.
"Whenever I have to write a paper, I don't know where to begin."
"I have the same problem, but _______
the paper seems to write itself."
(A)
starting
(B)
having started
(C)
once I start
(D)
after to start
126.
An echo is a sound heard subsequently it is reflected from
an object.
A B
C D
127. While
the two reappeared after being absent for over a month, everyone
in the expedition was
A B C
surprised
to find them so little changed.
D
128.
We had been in the city not more than two days until we
found that we needed a guide.
A B C D
129.

A B
C D
130.
Scholars of historical change feel that the velocity of history has
been fastly accelerated by the
A B C
onward
rush of science and technology during the twentieth century.
D
131.
A narcotic is a substance that is having a strong depressant
effect on the human nervous system.
A B C D
132. After
searching for evidence in the house, the police concluded that the
thief must have come in
A B C
through
the window and stole the silver while the family was sleep.
D
133. To
become a member of the civic association, one need only attend three
meetings and to pay his
A B C
fees regularly.
D
134.
When our neighbor's grandson caught his finger in the car door, he did
not cry even though it must
A B
have
hurted him a great deal.
C
D
135. All
alligator is an animal somewhat like a crocodile, but with a
broad, flatten snout.
A B C D
136. Like
other animals, the tiny kangaroo rat has the ability to manufacture
water in his body by
A
B
metabolic
conversion of carbohydrates.
C D
137. Not
until ten years ago was there much need for personal computer.
A B C D
138. Sea
turtles can spend their lifetime in sea without ever
touching land.
A B C D
139.
A kangaroo moves around by leaping on its rear legs, which is
much bigger and stronger than its
A B C D
front
legs.
140.
In order to prevent disease on a worldwide base, nations must
work together.
A B
C D
141. The
Petrified Forest National Park of Arizona is one of the most unique
parks in the United States.
A B C D
142. Found
in all parts of the state, pines are the most ordinary
trees in Georgia.
A B C D
143.
Predators and parasites share a fundamental characteristic: they
both survive a the price of others.
A B C D
144.
This Information _______________________ to a great many people.
(A)
was proved to be useful
(B)
has proved it useful
(C)
has been proved to be useful
(D)
has proved useful
145.
Psychiatrists are ridiculed for ________________ , but new research on genes
and the brain suggests they might be right.

In the 1940's and 1950's, biochemists strived to learn what each of the
vitamins was essential for health.
147.
Biochemists discovered that key enzymes in metabolism depend on
one or another of the vitamins as
A B
C D
coenzymes
to perform the chemistry that provides cells energy for growth
and function.
E F
148.
These gene hunters, or genetic engineers, use recombinant DNA technology to
identify and clone
A
genes
and introduce it into bacterial cells and plants to create
factories for the massive production of
B C
hormones
and vaccines for medicine and for better crops for agriculture.
D
149.
The railway network expanded rapidly until the railroad map of the
United States looked like a
A B
spider's
web, with the steel filaments connect all important sources of raw
materials, their places of
C
manufacture, and
their centers of contribution.
D
150.
The railroad contributed to the industrial growth not only by connecting these
major centers, but also by themselves consume enormous amounts
of fuel, iron, and coal.
A
B C D
151.
The increased urban population was nourished by the increased
farm production that, in turn, was
A B
made
more productive by the use of the new farm machine.
C D
152.
Europe now began to send tides of immigrants from eastern and southern
Europe - most of them
A B
were originally poor farmers but who settled
in American industrial cities.
C D
153. Often
when the weather is extremely hot, people have very thirsty but
are not terribly hungry.
A
B C D
154.
Pioneers on the plains sometimes living in dugouts, sod
rooms cut into hillsides.
A B C D
155.
In 1786 Benjamin Franklin first suggested daylight savings time as a means
of cutting down on the
A B C
consumes of
candles
D
156.
An extremely dangerous forms of cocaine, crack attacks the
nervous system, brain, and body in a
A B C
sharper
fashion than cocaine.
D
157.
On February 20, 1962, Friendship T has orbited the Earth in a manned
flight that last just under five
A B
C D
hours.
158. While
his racking days, racehorse John Henry earned a record $6.5 million,
$2.3 million more than
A B
his
closest competitor.
C D
159.
Cartilage covers the ends of bones helps to protect the
joints from wear and tear.
A B C D
160.
The Alaskan malamute, used extensively to pull sleds, is closely
reacted to the wolves.
A B C D
161. Many
of the characters portrayed by writer Joyce Carol Oats is
mentally ill.
A B C D
162. The
new system responds at seconds to any emergency.
A B C
D
163.
The GATT is an international agreement designing to increase
trade among member nations.
A B C D
164.
The closer to one of the Earth's poles, the greater _______ gravitational
force.
(A)
is
(B)
the
(C)
has
(D)
it has
165.
The flamingo uses its bill _________ feeding to filter mud and water from the
tiny plants and animals that it finds in shallow ponds.
(A)
when
(B)
is
(C)
that it is
(D)
was
166.
The amount of lapsed time between the thunder and lightening can be used to
determine __________ .
(A)
how the thunder and lightening are far away
(B)
how far away the thunder and lightening are
(C)
how far away are the thunder and lightening
(D)
the thunder and lightening are how far away
167.
The United States celebrate the birth of its independence every
Fourth of July.
A B
C D
168.
Laminated safety glass is produced with combining alternate
layers of flat glass and plastic.
A B C D
169.
In one type of laminating, alternate layers of wood are placed with
their grains running at night
A B C
angles
to each others.
D
170. In
general, prawns live shallow coastal waters or in streams.
A B C D
171.
The zenith provides a means for making various calculates
in astronomy.
A
B C D
172.
The application of electronic controls made _________ by the microprocessor and
computer storage have multiplied the uses of the modern typewriter.
(A)
it possible
(B)
possible
(C)
it is possible
(D)
possibility
173.
After the great blizzard of 1988 in the northeastern United States, it took
some _________ the snow away from their homes.
(A)
days to shovel people several
(B)
people several days to shovel
(C)
several days people to shovel
(D)
people to shovel several days
174.
A merger is a combination of two or more businesses down below
a single management.
A B C D
175.
Bats rely on their hearings to navigate and to find food at
night.
A B
C D
176.
Our urge to classify different life forms and give us names seems
to be as old as the human race.
A B C D
177.
Many of the trees native to the state of maine yield useful
woods, a number of which are of tall
A B C D
market
value.
178. Sugar
cane, a native of Bengal, became the chief produce of West
Indies.
A
B C
D
179.
Mount St. Helens, a volcano in Washington State in the United
States, erupted in Mary 18, 1980.
A B C D
180. Despite
of its isolation in the Sunda Strait
between Java and Sumatra, over 36,000 people died
A B C
in the tidal waves following the
explosion of Krakato.
D
181. Many
of the satellites of space carry telescopes and other instruments used
in astronomy to
A B C
look at the stars.
D
182.
Wood, the hardened material from which trees are composed, is made
up of millions of tiny
A B C
tubes of fibers packed together.
D
183.
Animals that live in areas that are covered in show in winter
change the color of their coat
A B C
according the seasons.
D
184. The
dodo, a giant bird now extinct, lived on the island of
Mauritius, in Indian Ocean.
A B C D
185. Pelican
Island in Florida and Oregon Islands in Oregon are wildlife
refuges.
A B
C D
186. The
most coral islands develop from reefs that grow up around volcanic
refuges.
A
B C D
187.
When the island of Surtsey was eighteen months old a first
leafy green plant appeared.
A B C D
188. The
new island of Surtsey is its ideal natural laboratory for
scientists.
A B C D
189. Coral
reefs are limestone formations composed of tiny sea organisms
and the remains.
A B C D
190. The
most of the energy used in our homes and factories is generated from
coal, oil, and natural gas
A
B C D
191.
Zachary Taylor was first president to be elected from a State west
of the Mississippi River.
A B C
D
192. "Old
faitful" in the Yollowstone National Park is probably the
world's most famous geyser.
A B C D
193. The
world's fastest animal is cheetah, but if bird are included, the
fastest of all animals is
A B C
the spine-tailed swift.
D
194. Soybeans
were first grown in the Orient and brought to the Western world
during the World War
A B C D
Two.
195.
It is amazing what discovered Faraday in the field of science without
the use of mathematics.
A B
C D
196.
The production of tin ore in the United States is relatively insignificant,
...... less than one hundred
tons
annually.
a. amount to
b. in the amount
c. amount to it
d. to the amount of
197. Earlier or
later, all lakes are influenced by eutrophication, a process in which
lake sediment
A
B
lowers
the depth of the water and drains oxygen from it.
C D
198.
Jekyll island has been one of Georgia's State parks in
1954.
A B
C D
199.
Bells are frequently made from bronze, an alloy of approximately
three part copper and one part
tin. A B C D
200.
A logarithm is .......algebra as an exponent.
a.
known what
b.
known what it is
c.
what is known
d.
what it is known
201. Negotiable
instruments such as personal checks may ordinarily be transferred
to another people
A B C
by endorsement.
D
202.
Scientists and economists believe that human beings can never use
away all the mineral resources
A B C D
on Earth.
203.
Idaho ranks first among the states in potatoes
production.
A B C
D
204.
The decay of a muon is an example of an weak interaction
between atomic particles.
A B C D
205. All
village or tribe of the North American Indian confederacy had its annual
green corn dance,
A B
a festival in which social
ties were renewed.
C D
206.
Pipelines are continually inspected for leaks and for damage caused by
such conditions as freezing
A
temperatures, heavy rain, and soil
erode.
B C D
207. Plastics
used to make textiles can be drawn into fine threads, then woven
or knit into fabrics.
A B C D
208.
Not only ............... in the field of psychology but animal behavior is
examined as well.
a.
human behavior is studied
b. is
human behavior studied
c. is
studied human behavior
d.
human behavior
209.
The new information on asbestos caused panic in construction
and industry like.
A B C D
210. The weaving
design was then embellished with a series of small chained diamond
of
A
B C
vertical and zigzag lines.
D
211. Aside
from the resolution to have more ecumenical conferences, the most accomplishment
of the
A B
group was that it met at all.
C D
212.
The intelligence ability of an athlete is usually far more
than they would expect.
A B C D
213.
The more Robert tried to please his mother through mere flattery,
the greater he succeeded in
A B C D
annoying
her.
214.
Do you know that the population of Washington D.C. is about as
many as that of
Minneapolis?
A B C
D
215. Most
William Faulkner's novels deal with the universal problems of evil
as represented by family
A B C D
disintegration and degeneration.
216. Generally
speaking, tax returns must be filed annually, but in few cases
they must be submitted
A B C
every six months.
D
217. A
question often posed about journalism is "How much freedom should
reporters have
A B
interpreting any given news
item?"
C D
218.
An analytical index group many individual subtopics under
major subject headings.
A B C D
219. Within
the Alamo were one hundred and eighty men, more than two thirds of
them had
A B
recently migrated from near-by
states.
C D
220.
Every one of the boys ....... here
yesterday has a bicycle.
a. was
b. were c. who was d. who were
221. The
building opposite to the bank is among the few higher ones that has
been put up
A B C
during the last few years.
D
222.
The hurricane, coming while it did, took the Florida coastal
community by surprise.
A B
C D
223.
Why did the Galapagos Islands have so many finches, a different kind of beak suited to its special feeding habits
a. each has b. with each c. each with d. with which
224.
All steam engines work for the same reason : steam occupies more than 1,700
times the water from which it comes.
a.
of the space of much of
b.
much of the space
c.
with as much space as
d.
as much space as
225.
Scientists have recently argued that Einstein's contribution to
physics and mathematics are less
A B C
important as Newton's.
D
226.
Even the most discriminating gourmet will agree that food in the
South is as good as any other
A B C D
region in the country.
227.
The study of astronomy is so recent as the past centuries, but astrology
has existed for thousands
A B C
D
of years.
228.
The scientists who are probably mostly interested in flights to the moon are
geologists.
229.
Microwave oven thermometers are more cost than other kinds
of thermometers.
A B
C D
230. Mercury
is the most small planet in the solar system and the closest
to the sun.
A B C D
231.
The store .
a.
The intelligence ability of an athlete is usually for more
than they would expect.
A B C D
233.
Farmers grow popcorn in much the same way .......... field corn, except that
the rows are planted closer
together.
a.

a.
Parsely, an herb that is
b.
For parsely, an herb to be
c. An
herb, parsely is
d.
Parsely, is that herb
235.
The Grapes of Wrath, a novel about the Depression years of the 1930's, is one
of John Steinbecks's ...........
books.
a.
most famous
b.
the most famous
c.
are most famous
d.
and most famous
236.
A semiconductor is a substance that seldom conducts electricity, but .........
under certain circumstances.
a. so
can do
b. do
so can
c.
can do so
d. so
do can
237.
Among the giants of the sea ........., which may weigh up to 1,000 pounds.
a.
tuna b. the tuna c. being the tuna d. is the tuna
238.
........... one of more units of living substance called protoplasm.
a.
All living things consist of
b.
Although all living things that consist of
c.
All living things consisting of
d. In
all living things consisting of
239.
A newspaper's political cartoons ........... capsule versions of editorial
opinion.
a. serve as b. serve
c. in serving d. be served
240. A
painter who lived most of his life in the Middle West, Grant
Wood has called America's "Painter
A B C D
of the Soil."
241.
Chromosomes as appear long, tangled threads when they first
become visible during the
early
A B C D
prophase stage of mitosis.
242.
In the Middle Ages, books called bestiaries were prepared in an
attempt to describe animals, real or
A B
imagine, that exemplified
human traits.
C
D
243.
The relationship of Latin American music to Black music in the
United States is clearly evident in
A B C
the unaccented beats that are common to either.
D
244.
Seven of planets rotate in the same direction as their orbital
motions, while Venus and Uranus
A B C
rotate in the opposite direction.
D
245.
A good exercise program helps teach people to avoid the habits
that might shorten the lives.
A B C D
246.
Nobody should be able to find fault in that argument.
A B
C D
247. Since
the early 1990's Luther Burbank bred a spineless variety of cactus that can
be eaten as food.
A B C D
248. The
highest temperature ever recorded in the United States was 134。F on Death Valley, California,
A B C
in 1913.
D
249. All
sewing was done with hand until the invention of the sewing
machine in the nineteenth century.
A B C
D
250. Only
a few species of the wasp can adapt to cold
environments.
A
B C D
251. A
drama is a story intended to be presented by actors onto
a stage.
A B C D
252.
The relationship between law to liberty is even more paradoxical
than that between law and order.
A B C D
253. An
opera combines the excitement of drama and spectacle to
the power of music.
A B C D
254. No
custom, belief, or action can be fully understood away its
social or cultural context.
A B C D
255. The
Alexandria Gazette, published daily since 1797, is the oldest
regularly published newspapers
A B C
in the United States.
D
256.
Diamond is the hardest substance known, whereas graphite, another carbon
allotrope,
is.............. .
A)
the softest one of B) softest of the
one C) the one of the softest D) one of the softest
257.
Texas is the only state whose constitution
permits it ............. into smaller states.
A) divides B) divide C) be dividing D) to be divided
258. Unlike
ordinary light sources, a laser sends out a narrow beam of light on
only one direction.
A B C D
259.
A thorough study of mythology requires familiarity for the
properties of plants and trees, and the
A B
habits of wild birds and
beasts.
C
D
260. Seismology
has not reached yet the stage where earthquakes can be
foretold with a
A B C
great deal of accuracy.
D
261.
Until the ninth century, written words were not actually separated,
.............. in some
literary writing, dots or points were used
to indicate divisions.
A)in spite of B) contrary C) contrast to D) but
262. Medical
research indicates but large amounts of histamines can be
responsible for colds,
A B C D
hay fever, and other respiratory reactions.
263.
Precisely because photographs are produced by mechanical devices,
a camera's images now seem
A B
to some artists the perfect means for
expression the modern era.
C D
264.
The Swiss admit to running work camps for refugees during the war, but
deny whether they were
A B C
specifically designed to victimize
Jews.
D
265.
He was stopped each dozen yards by friends who wanted to
congratulate him.
A B C D
266.
All objects are composed of many molecules and the force of
gravity pulls on every of
them.
A B C D
267. One
or the other of the secretaries have to attend the meeting.
But both of them are reluctant to
A B C D
do so.
268.
Wagner and Strauss were such good friends that they frequently
exchanged gifts with one another.
A B C D
269. Culture
and society are so interdependent that they do not occur without
each another.
A
B
C D
270.
The characters in Mrs. Paley's short stories are unable to understand
anything about
A
themselves or to communicate with
one another in any but the most primitive and
B C D
unrevealing fashion.
271.
The farmer uses wood to build a house .................. to store grains.
a)with which b) where
c)which d)in which
272.
The seventeenth century was one in that many significant advances
were made in both
A B C D
science and philosophy.
273. Some
antibiotics used in the treatment of human disease are like only in
that they are
A
B C D
obtained from fungi and bacteria.
274.
In the attempt to control inflation by eliminating social programs, there
are ethical limits
A B
beyond where many economists and
politicians are reluctant to go.
C D
275.
The biggest single hobby in America, the one that Americans spend
most time, energy
A B C
and money, is gardening.
D
276. Constructed
in Chicago in 1883, the Home Insurance Building was the first building in
A
the world that the floors and the exterior
masonry walls were supported by a skeleton
B C D
framework of metal.
277.
Advancements in technology are inextricably linked to the strength and survival
of the
A B
high-tech industry and its potential to create new jobs.
C
D
278.
The chimpanzee possesses hand tool, the sticky termite stick, with
which it digs termites
A B
C
out of logs and stumps.
D
279.
For the past few years, researchers have perfected their
control over the movement of
A B C
cells and microbes by using
low-power laser beams.
D
280.
Perhaps the most unique thing about carbon atoms are their
ability to combine with
A B C D
themselves.
281.
Psychologists and psychiatrists are trained to encourage their parents
to talk for the
A B C
things that are causing them difficulty.
D
282.
Physicists sought ways .................... many others to emit light,
amplifying it to much
higher powers.
A)how
one atom or molecule could stimulate
B)one
atom or molecule stimulating
C)stimulating
one atom or molecule by
D)by
which one atom or molecule could stimulate
283.
In mathematical terms, modern algebra is set of objects with rules
for connecting or
A B C
relating those objects.
D
284.
Pennsylvania has the most institutions of higher learning than any
other state has.
A B C D
285.
An ideal is a standard .................. people judge real phenomena.
A)how
B)of C)by which D)for it
286.
Founded around 1075, the Acoma pueblo is considered ..............settlement in
the United States.
A) the
oldest continuously occupied
B)
occupied continuously the oldest
C)
the oldest occupied continuously
D)
continuously the oldest occupied
287.
One of the most difficult problems in understanding sleep is determining
what the
A B C
functions of sleep is.
D
288.
Jacobson is often referred to
............... at the factory.
A)as
the best engineer
B)be
the best engineer
C)by
the president to be the best engineer
D) as
being the best engineer
289.
Teaching and learning are part of the same educational experience
but unfortunately they
A B
are often thought of to be
separate.
C D
290.
An epigram is usually defined to be a bright or witty
thought tersely and ingeniously
A B C D
expressed.
291.
We usually define an epigram to be a bright or witty thought tersely
and ingeniously
A B C
expressed.
D
292.
Perhaps you have found some words to live by and treasured them
because they say
A B
something which you regard to be
vital.
C
D
293.
The truck was found ................ an Highway 63.
A) to be abandoned B) to be abandoning
C) abandoned D) abandon
294.
Imagine to my surprise when I saw one man tn the car pull out
a pocket book and begin
A B C
to read.
D
295.
To read Tolstoy and to be introduced to nineteenth-century
Russian literature is two
A B C
excellent
reasons for taking professor Morrel's course.
D
296.
Paris is one of the many cities in the world that are currently
developing programs of
A B
restoring their
historical buildings.
C D
297.
......................., a Form 57 must be completed.
A) To apply for this job B) In order to get his job
C) Making application for this job D) If you want to apply for this job
298.
Ballads were early types of poetry and may have been among a first
kinds of music.
A B C D
299.
During the 1600's skilled shoemakers scarce were in what
is now the United States.
A B
C D
300.
Salt lake city, Utah's capital and largest city, is industrial
and banking center.
A B C D
301.
The arthropods, including insects and spiders, are great economic
and medical
A B C
significance.
D
302.
The research of Percy Juliar has contributed to the creation of
drugs that are in
A B C
widespread use over victims of
arthritis.
D
303. To
his rural neighbors, Robert Frost was an likely farmer who wrote
poets late at night.
A B C D
304. Statistics
suggests that the population of this country will be doubled in
ten years' time.
A B C
D
305.
The walls of this chapel are of solid masonry twenty-two and a
half foot high and four
A B C
feet
thick.
D
306.
The weeks of summer training are often as tense for sports
writers as it is for football
A B C D
players and coaches.
307.
Maritime law regulates commerce and navigation on the seas or other
navigable waters,
A B
including inland lake rivers.
C D
308.
In all of the workers' union, they had definite and detailed
rules about pension.
A
B C D
309.
The tartar chief controls a thousand men, all of them must obey his
orders in both war
A B C D
and peace.
310.
The farmer uses wood to build a house ...................
to store grains.
A)with which B)where
C) which D)in which
311.
In the Middle Ages, books called bestiaries were prepared in an
attempt to describe animals, real or
A B
imagine, that exemplified
human traits.
C
D
312.
The relationship of Latin American music to Black music in the
United States is clearly evident in
A B C
the unaccented beats that are common to either.
D
313.
Seven of planets rotate in the same direction as their orbital
motions, while Venus and Uranus rotate
A B C
in the opposite direction.
D
314.
A good exercise program helps teach people to avoid the habits
that might shorten the lives.
A B C D
315.
Nobody should be able to find fault in that argument.
A B C
D
316. Since
the early 1990's Luther Burbank bred a spineless variety of cactus that can
be eaten as food.
A
B C D
317. The
highest temperature ever recorded in the United States was 134。F on Death Valley, California,
A B C
in 1913.
C
318. All
sewing was done with hand until the invention of the sewing
machine in the nineteenth century.
A B
C
D
319. Only
a few species of the wasp can adapt to cold
environments.
A
B C D
320. A
drama is a story intended to be presented by actors onto
a stage.
A B C D
321.
The relationship between law to liberty is even more paradoxical
than that between law and order.
A B C D
322. An
opera combines the excitement of drama and spectacle to
the power of music.
A B C D
323.
The production of tim ore in the United States is relatively insignificant,
............. less than one
hundred tons annually.
A) amounting to B) in the amount C) amounts to it D) to the amount of
324. Earlier
or later, all lakes are influenced by eutrophication, a process in which
lake sediment lowers
A B
the depth of the water and drains
oxygen from it.
C D
325.
Jekyll island has been one of Georgia's state parks in
1954.
A B
C D
326.
Bells are frequently made from bronze, an alloy of approximately
three part copper and one partin.
A B C D
327.
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
328. Negotiable
instruments such as personal checks may ordinarily be transferred to
another people by
A B C
endorsement.
D
329.
Scientists and economists believe that human beings can never use
away all the mineral resources on
A B C D
Earth.
330.
Idaho ranks first among the states in potatoes
production.
A B C
D
331.
The decay of a muon is an example of an weak interaction
between atomic particles.
A B D D
332. All
village or tribe of the North American Indian confederacy had its annual
green corn dance, a
A B
festival in which social ties
were renewed.
C D
333.
Pipelines are continually inspected for leaks and for damage caused by
such conditions as freezing
A B
temperatures, heavy rain,
and soil erode.
C D
334.
Plastics used to make textiles can be drawn into fine threads,
them woven or knit into fabrics.
A B
C D
335.
Not only ................. in the field of psychology but animal behavior is
examined as well.

The new information on asbestos caused panic in construction
and industry like.
A B C D
337.
The weaving design was then embellished with a series of small chained
diamond or vertical and
A B C
zigzag lines.
D
338. Aside
from the resolution to have more ecumenical conferences, the most
accomplishment of the
A
B
group was that it met at all.
C D
339.
The intelligence ability of an athlete is usually far more
than they would expect.
A B C D
340.
The more Robert tried to please his mother through mere flattery,
the greater he succeeded in
A B C D
annoying her.
341.
Do you know that the population of washington D.C. is about as
many as that of Minneapolis?
A B C
D
342. Most
William Faulkner's novels deal with the universal problems of evil
as represented by family
A B C D
disintegration and degeneration.
343. Generally
speaking, tax returns must be filed annually, but in few cases
they must be submitted
A B C
every six months.
D
344.
A question often posed about journalism is "How much freedom should
reporters have interpreting
A
B C
any given news item?"
D
345.
An analytical index group many individual subtopics under
major subject headings.
A B C D
346.
Within the Alamo were one hundred and eighty men, more than two thirds of them had
recently
A B
migrated from near-by states.
B
C
347.
Every one of the boys ............. here yesterday has a bicycle.
A) was
B) were C) who was D) who were
348. The
building opposite to the bank is among the few higher ones that has
been put up during the
A B C
last few years.
D
349. No
custom, belief, or action can be fully understood away its
social or cultural context.
A B C D
350. The
Alexandria Gazette, published daily since 1797, is the oldest
regularly published newspapers
A B C
in the
United States.
D
351.
Diamond is the hardest substance known, whereas graphite, another carbon
allotrope, is.............. .
A) the softest one of B) softest of the one C) the one of the softest D) one of the softest
352.
Texas is the only state whose constitution
permits it ............. into smaller states.
A) divides B) divide C) be dividing D) to be divided
353. Unlike
ordinary light sources, a laser sends out a narrow beam of light on
only one direction.
A B C D
354.
A thorough study of mythology requires familiarity for the
properties of plants and trees, and the
A B
habits of wild birds and
beasts.
C
D
355.Seismology
has not reached yet the stage where earthquakes can be foretold with a great
deal of accuracy.
356.
Until the ninth century, written words were not actually separated,
.............. in some literary writing, dots or points were used to indicate
divisions.
A)in spite of B) contrary C) contrast to D) but
357.Medical
research indicates but large amounts of histamines can be responsible for
colds, hay fever, and other respiratory
reactions.
358.Precisely
because photographs are produced by mechanical devices, a camera's images now
seem to some artists the perfect means for expression the modern era.
359.The
Swiss admit to running work camps for refugees during the war, but deny whether
they were specifically designed to victimize Jews.
360.
Mount St. Helens, a volcano in Washington State in the United
States, erupted in Mary 18, 1980.
A B C D
361. Despite
of its isolation in the Sunda Strait
between Java and Sumatra, over 36,000 people died in
A B C
the
tidal waves following the explosion of Krakato.
D
362. Many
of the satellites of space carry telescopes and other instruments used
in astronomy to look at
A B C D
the
stars.
363.
Wood, the hardened material from which trees are composed, is made
up of millions of tiny tubes of
A B C D
fibers
packed together.
364.
Animals that live in areas that are covered in show in winter
change the color of their coat
A B C
according the
seasons.
D
365. The
dodo, a giant bird now extinct, lived on the island of
Mauritius, in Indian Ocean.
A B
C D
366. Pelican
Island in Florida and Oregon Islands in Oregon are wildlife
refuges.
A B C D
367. The
most coral islands develop from reefs that grow up around volcanic
refuges.
A
B C D
368.
When the island of Surtsey was eighteen months old a first
leafy green plant appeared.
A B C D
369.
The new island of Surtsey is its ideal natural laboratory for
scientists.
A B C D
370. Coral
reefs are limestone formations composed of tiny sea organisms
and the remains.
A B C D
371. The
most of the energy used in our homes and factories is generated from
coal, oil, and natural
A B
C D
gas.
372.
Zachary Taylor was first president to be elected from a State west
of the Mississippi River.
A B C
D
373. "Old
faithful" in the Yellowstone National Park is probably the
world's most famous geyser.
A B C D
374. The
world's fastest animal is cheetah, but if bird are included, the
fastest of all animals is the
A B C D
spine-tailed
swift.
375. Soybeans
were first grown in the Orient and brought to the Western world
during the World
A B C D
War
Two.
376.
It is amazing what discovered Faraday in the field of science without
the use of mathematics.
A B C D
377.
The production of tin ore in the United States is relatively insignificant,
___________ less than one
hundred tons annually.
a. amount to
b. in the amount
c. amount to it
d. to the amount of
378. Earlier
or later, aoo lakes are influenced by eutrophication, a process in which
lake sediment lowers
A B
the
depth of the water and drains oxygen from it.
C D
379.
Jekyll island has been one of Georgia's State parks in
1954.
A B C
D
380.
Bells are frequently made from bronze, an alloy of approximately
three part copper and one part tin.
A B C D
381.
A logarithm is ______________ .algebra as an exponent.
a.
known what
b.
known what it is
c.
what is known
d.
what it is known
382. Negotiable
instruments such as personal checks may ordinarily be transferred to
another people
A B C
by endorsement.
D
383.
Scientists and economists believe that human beings can never use
away all the mineral resources
A B C D
on
Earth.
384.
Idaho ranks first among the states in potatoes
production.
A B C
D
385.
The decay of a muon is an example of an weak interaction
between atomic particles.
A B C D
386. All
village or tribe of the North American Indian confederacy had its annual
green corn dance,
A
B
a
festival in which social ties were renewed.
C
D
387.
Pipelines are continually inspected for leaks and for damage caused by
such conditions as freezing
A
B
temperatures, heavy
rain, and soil erode.
C D
388.
Plastics used to make textiles can be drawn into fine threads,
then woven or knit into fabrics.
A B C D
389.
Not only _________________ in the field of psychology but animal behavior is
examined as well.
a.
human behavior is studied
b. is
human behavior studied
c. is
studied human behavior
d.
human behavior
390.
The new information on asbestos caused panic in construction
and industry like.
A B C D
391.
The weaving design was then embellished with a series of small chained
diamond optical and
A
B C
zigzag
lines.
D
392. Aside
from the resolution to have more ecumenical conferences, the most
accomplishment of the
A
B
group
was that it met at all.
C D
393.
The intelligence ability of an athlete is usually far more
than they would expect.
A B C D
394.
The more Robert tried to please his mother through mere flattery
,the greater he succeeded in
A B C D
annoying
her.
395.
Do you know that the population of Washington D. C. is about as
many as that of Mineapolis?
A B C
D
396. Most
William Faulkner's novels deal with the universal problems of evil
represented by family
A B C D
disintegration
and degeneration.
397. Generally
speaking, tax returns must be filed annually, but in few cases
they must be submitted
A B C
every
six months.
D
398.
A question often posed about journalism is "How much freedom should
reporters have interpreting
A
B C
any
given news item?"
D
399.
An analytical index group many individual subtopics under
major subject headings.
A B C D
400.
Within the Alamo were one hundred and eighty men, more than two
thirds of them had recently
A B
migrated from
near-by states.
C
D
401.
Every one of the boys ___________ here
yesterday has a bicycle.
a. was
b. were c. who was d. who were
402.
The building opposite to the bank is among the few higher ones
that has been put up during the
A B C
last few
years.
D
403.
The hurricane, coming while it did, took the Florida
coastal community by surprise.
A B
C D
404.
Why did the Galapagos Islands have so many finches, a different kind of beak suited to
its
special feeding habits?
a.
each has b. with each c. each with d. with which
405.
All steam engines work for the same reason : steam occupies more than 1,700
times __ the
water
from which it comes.
a.
of the space of much of
b.
much of the space
c.
with as much space as
d.
as much space as
406.
Scientists have recently argued that Einstein's contribution to
physics and mathematics are less
A B C
important
as Newton's.
D
407.
Even the most discriminating gourmet will agree that food in the
South is as good as any other
A B C D
region
in the country.
408.
The study of astronomy is so recent as the past centuries, but astrology
has existed for thousands
A B
C D
of
years.
409.
The scientists who are probably mostly interested in flights to the moon are
geologists.
410.
Microwave oven thermometers are more cost than other kinds
of thermometers.
A B
C D
411. Mercury
is the most small planet in the solar system and the closest
to the sun.
A B C D
412.
The store .
a.
The intelligence ability of an athlete is usually for more
than they would expect.
A B C D
414.
Farmers grow popcorn in much the same way .......... field corn, except that
the rows are planted closer together.
a.
that they grow
b.
that grow
c.
they grow it
d. do
they grow
415.
______________ often added to sauces and soups, is plentiful and relatively
inexpensive.
a.
Parsely, an herb that is
b.
For parsely, an herb to be
c. An
herb, parsely is
d.
Parsely, is that herb
416.
The Grapes of Wrath, a novel about the Depression years of the 1930's, is one
of John Steinback's _____________ books.
a.
most famous
b.
the most famous
c.
are most famous
d.
and most famous
417.
A semiconductor is a substance that seldom conducts electricity, but
____________ under certain circumstances.
a. so
can do
b. do
so can
c.
can do so
d. so
do can
418.
Among the giants of the sea _______________ which may weigh up to 1,000 pounds.
a. tuna
b. the tuna c. being the
tuna d. is the tuna
419.
___________________ one of more units of living substance called protoplasm.
a.
All living things consist of
b.
Although all living things that consist of
c.
All living things consisting of
d. In
all living things consisting of
420.
A newspaper's political cartoons ______________ capsule versions of editorial
opinion.
a. serve as b. serve
c. in serving d. be served
421. A
painter who lived most of his life in the Middle West, Grant
Wood has called America's
A B C D
"Painter of the Soil."
422.
Chromosomes as appear long, tangled threads when they first
become visible during the early
A B C D
prophase
stage of mitosis.
423.
Dallas, Texas, has become a national hub of bank,
fashion, manufacturing, trade, and transportation.
A B
C D
424
Vibrantly woven Navajo rugs and tapestries are marks of elegant
and taste in homes and art
A B C
collections
the world over.
D
425.
Lillian D. Wald was an ardent pacifist, and participants in peace
movements held her in big regard.
A B C D
426.
................... west of the Rocky Mountains.
(A)
Tornadoes almost occur never
(B)
Tornadoes never almost occur
(C)
Never tornadoes almost occur
(D)
Tornadoes almost never occur
427.
In .................., the advent of the telephone, radio, and television has
made rapid long-distance communication possible.
(A)
one hundred years later
(B)
one hundred years ago
(C)
the one hundred years since
(D)
the last one hundred years
428.
Not every peal that is found .....................
(A)
of value
(B)
is valuable
(C)
to be valued
(D)
valuable
429.
The clay burial vessels from the early Hopewell culture of North America are
decorated with zigzag, grooved, and ....................
(A)
geometrically designed
(B)
designs are geometric
(C) geometric
designs
(D)
geometry designed
430.
The common field mouse is about four inches long and has a
three-inched tail.
A
B C D
431
manifest is an itemizing list of the goods or passengers a
vessel is carrying.
A B
C
D
432.
Minoleum is a trade name for the waterproof floors covering most
often used in kitchen.
A B C D
433.
In 1984 the world population rose to over 47 billion, up almost
85 million from an estimate made the
A B C
year ago.
D
434.
Young eagles develop adult markings after their third year, at which
time they leave parental supervise
A B
C D
and
seek their own mates and territories.
435.
The first person believed to have used a series of photograph to
produce an illusion of movement was coleman sellers.
A B C D
436.
The fruit of the plantation looks much like a banana, and it is
not so sweet or so pleasing in flavor.
A B C D
437.
Average world temperatures have risen on half a degree
celsius since the mid-nineteenth century.
A B C D
438. Why
certain plants contain alkaloids remains a mystery, although
botanists have formulated a
A B C
number
of theory to explain it.
D
439.
Dimness of light will not harm the eyes any more than taking
a photograph in dimly light can harm a
A B C D
camera.
440.
Contemporary film directors, some of them write the scripts for, act in,
and even produce their own
A B
motion
pictures, are thereby assuming ever more control of their art.
C D
441.
The early periods of aviation in the United States was marked by exhibition
flights made by
A B
Individual
fliers or by teams of performers at country fairs.
C D
442. Being
the biggest expanse of brackish water in the world, the Baltic sea is
of special interesting
A B C D
to scientists.
443.
While studying the chemistry of human body, Dr. Rosalyn Yalow won
a Nobel Prize for the
A B
research
she conducted on the role of hormones.
C
D
444. During
early nineteenth century, the building of canals and
railroads strengthened the state of
A B C
indiana's
links with the eastern United
States.
D
445.
Massachusetts was first explored in the late sixteenth and early
seventeenth centuries, and the first
A B C
permanent
settlement at plymouth in 1620.
D
446.
Eagles are predatory birds that have large, heavy, hooked bills
and strong, sharp claws called as 'talons'.
A B C D
447.
Most of our ideas of what ancient people looked and dressed come from
the works of Renaissance artists.
A B C D
448.
Ancient Egyptians used asbetos to weave funeral garments for kings
and another important people.
A B C
D
449. Besides
being a good heat and electrical insulator, other use of asbestos
has been to keep down noise
A B C D
levels
in public buildings.
450.
Asbestos can stand so high temperatures that it was used as
protective clothing by fire fighters.
A B C D
451.
A small amount of radiation can help cure someone, whereas
too many will cause harm.
A B C D
452. A
few radon can be found in many types of soil.
A B C D
453.
Radon gas is not a threat to human life almost of
the time.
A B C D
454. No
new innovations have been developed to replace asbestos being
used for brake linings on cars.
A B C D
455. Other,
mere common, name for crocidolite is blue asbestos because of its
color.
A
B
C D
456. When
asbestos fibers are breathed in, they make damage to our
lungs.
A B C D
457.
A living polyp looks like little sea anemone, with
tentacles to trap tiny animals for food.
A B
C D
458. Investment
banks do not accept deposits from the public or do loans to businesses
or individuals.
A B C D
459.
.................... the surface of metal, but also weakens it.
(A)
Not only does rust corrode
(B)
Not only rust corrode
(C)
Rust, which not only corrode
(D)
Rust not only corrodes
460.
All marble is composed of crystals of the minerals calcite or dobmite,
...................., are perfectly white.
(A)
when, pure which
(B)
when, which pure
(C)
which, pure when
(D)
which, when pure
461.
A body weighs .................... from the surface of the Earth.
 Any
property that a bankrupt person may still have is usually divided among
the various people to
A B C
whom money
are owed.
D
463.
When a bacterium becomes to large, it splits on half and forms two new
bacteria, .................... its own cell wall and protoplasm.
(A)
each has
(B)
with each
(C)
has each
(D)
each with
464.
Of all the native American tribes, the shawnee Indians were
a most transient.
A B C D
465.
Many corporations have found that doing a great deal of business in
the telephone is more profitable
A B C D
than
sending officials on frequent business trips.
466.
The body does not stay at the alike temperature from
morning till night.
A B C D
467.
The concentration of hemoglobin in branchiopod blood varies inverse
with the oxygen content of the
A
B C
surrounding
waters.
D
468. Underground
gold deposits are usually wedged in the cracks of burying
quarts slabs.
A B C D
469.
The photographs of Mars taken by satellite are .................... than those
taken from the Earth.
(A)
clearest
(B)
the clearest
(C)
much clearer
(D)
more clearer
470.
A loudspeaker functions on the same principle that the telephone
receiver does, but is more larger
A B C
and louder.
D
471.
We cannot conquer disease nor we cannot educate all
humanity.
A B C D
472. In
many parts of the United States, houses are considerably more
energy efficient than they are a
A B C
decade
ago.
D
473. Electric
streetlight have been first used in 1879 and soon replaced
gas-burning lamps.
A B C D
474.
New York city has been the capital of New York State until 1797, when
the state capital was moved
A B C D
to Albany.
475.
Our friends are expected to assume the burden of their own defense,
.................... they are competent to do.
(A)
which we are certain
(B)
that we are certain of
(C)
of which we are sure
(D)
for which we are sure
476.
I have written about the change in the social system ................... to
promote happiness.
(A)
to require
(B)
requiring
(C)
to be required
(D)
required
477.
Croquet is a popular lawn game which players hit wooden balls
through wire arches called wickets.
A B C D
478.
The seventeenth century was one in that many significant advances
were made in both science and
A B C D
philosophy.
479.
In the attempt to control inflation by eliminating social programs, there
are ethical limits beyond
A B
where many economists and politicians are reluctant to
go.
C D
480.
Spring is arriving a week earlier in the Northern hemisphere than it was
a decede ago, and strange
A B C
things
are happening with wildlife.
D
481.
The U.S. Senate Department warms that unless significant steps are done
soon, greenhouse gas
A
concentrations
will very likely triple in a hundred years, reaching
levels higher than at any time in the last 50 million years.
B C D
482.
A butterfly in the American West known Edith's checkerspot has
moved about 200km north of
A B C
where it used
to live.
D
483.
Fifty eight years after novel Richard Wright left his home in
Mississippi, the state proclaimed
A B C D
November
21∼28 as Richard Wright Week.
484.
Alexander Graman Bell received a potent in 1880 for the ideas
of using light to relay sound via a telephone.
A B C D
485. Both
as a hobby and as a profession, photography has
fascinated people for more than hundred years. A B C D
486. For
all their knowledge and years' observations, astronomers have more
questions than answers
A B
about
Hally's or any other comet.
C D
487.
The conditions most favorable to the form of dew are
relatively high humidity and a clam, clear atmosphere.
A B C D
488.
They employed a sensitive computerized clocking devise capable
of defecting orbital timing changes
A B C
of
only a fifty-millionth of a second.
D
489.
Traditionally, ethnographers and linguistics have paid little attention
to cultural interpretations
A
given
to silence, or to the types of social contexts in
which tends to occur.
B C D
490.
.................... that the formation of the sun, the planets, and other
stars began with the condensation of an interstellar gas cloud.
(A)
Believing
(B)
To believe
(C)
The belief
(D)
It is believed
491.
It is a widely held theory which the ancestral prototype of the
flowering Asterales was a woody
A B C
plant,
perhaps a small tree.
D
492. It is
inconceivable if aggression against the small republic would not be
met with the full force of
A B C
her allies'
military power.
D
493.
It was not until the accident and his hospital confinement in 1970, when
he made up his mind to become a doctor.
A B C
D
494. Various
animals have shells that keep themselves from growing beyond a certain
size.
A B C D
495.
The president announced that he himself would act upon the
evidence as presented to himself by the
A B C D
congressional
committee.
496.
While remaining accountable to the administration as well as to
those individuals who submit
A B C
complaints,
an arbitrator must decide each case on their own merits.
D
497.
Zoologists have determined that each deer usually has many mates in
the lifetime.
A B C D
498.
The space shuttle will continue to provide scientific researches
along with its role to provide
A B
transportation
services to private industry.
C
D
499. New
Orleans is different from most any other city in the
United States.
A B C
D
500.
At least ninety-nine percent of the atmosphere's total mass is
contained within a distance of fifty
A B C D
miles
above the Earth.
501.
In the United States, the individual income tax is the governmental
largest source of revenue.
A B C D
502.
The study of astronomy is so recent as the past centuries, but
astrology has existed for thousands of
A B C D
time.
503.
Dried fruits are not costly to produce but can be stored satisfactorily
for long periods of time.
A B C D
504.
Spectrum analysis was led to the dramatic discovery of the
element helium.
A B C
D
505.
He was standing quietly when presently a young woman, who had been
combing her hair and
A B
watched him,
approached and asked him for directions.
C D
506.
The art students were enthralled by the sheer beauty of the portrait
.................... before them.
(A)
which hang
(B)
which has hung
(C)
by that hung
(D)
which hung
507.
The folklore of the native of the Bland of uffa includes some of
the most strangest legends known to
A B C D
anthropology
508.
Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and the biggest planet among
the solar system, with a
A B
diameter
approximately eleven times that of the Earth.
C D
509. As
every other nation, the United States used to define its
unit of currency, the dollar, in terms of the
A
B C D
gold
standard.
510.
Life insurance, before available only to young, healthy persons,
can now be obtained for old people
A B C
and even
for pets.
D
511.
Within the Alamo was one hundred and eighty men, more than two thirds
of whom had recently
A
B
migrated
from near-by states.
C
D
512.
Because the publicity had been poorly handled, the organizers of the
rally were afraid that hardly
A B C
many people
would attend.
D
513.
where to find him and how to find him ..................... to us.
(A)
is not known
(B)
not known
(C)
has not known
(D)
are not known
514.
The museum uses volunteers from the community who act as a guide to
show visitors the displays of
A B C
local
artists' work.
D
515.
If one had read all of the committee's report, you would
not have been so quick to disagree.
A B C D
516. Either
the carpenters or the electrician can store their tools in the shed,
but there is no room for both
A B
C D
sets.
517.
The Unites States census of 1880 took seven years to
compile and put together.
A B
C D
518.
The more one knows about Elizabethan England, the more you
understand the importance of the British navy.
A B C D
519.
After careful consideration and planning, he was determined ..................
(A)
that the merger should go
(B)
to go on merging
(C)
to start merging
(D)
to go ahead with the merger
520. Although
the mole cricket spends most of its underground life, it is a strong
flier.
A B C D
521. ...............
about Emily Dickinson's psychological and emotional well-being is inferred from
her poems and letters.
(A)
What is known
(B)
To be known
(C)
Knowing is
(D)
Known
522.
Mountain ranges are important that they determine the climate
and water flow of surrounding regions.
D A B
C
523. In
years scientists have been warming that the ever-increasing emissions of
carbon dioxide
A B
will warm the globe with disastrous consequence.
C D
524.
The courage and heroic of kapiolani, high chief of Hawaii in the
early nineteenth century, were the
A B C
inspiration
for a poem by Tennyson.
D
525. While
ancient times people simply painted inanimate objects, during the
Renaissance the painting of
A B C
"still
life" developed as an accepted art form.
D
526. History
sometimes effects a kind of reverse perspective in one's perception of
the past : events
A B
appear more
significant the for away they get.
C
D
527. All
of the United States Presidents, James Buchanan is the only one who
was not married.
A B
C D
528.
Much of the precipitation that falls on the earth ................. by plants
(A)
are absorbed
(B)
absorbed
(C)
which is absorbed
(D)
is absorbed
529.
The fountain pen, which feeds ink to the pen point from a
reservoir, was first produced successfully
A B C D
on a
commercial scale in the 1880's.
530.
Seven of planets rotate in the same direction as their
orbital motions.
A B C D
531.
A rat's sharp teeth can gnaw through wood, plaster, or
soft metallic such as led.
A B C D
532.
The Pacific is the deepest ocean, with ................ at more profound depths
than any other ocean.
(A) a
bottom area more than
(B)
more bottom area
(C)
more bottom area than
(D) a
bottom area more
533.
Mealii Kalama, creator of over 400 Hawaiian quilts, was granted a
National Heritage Fellowship in
A B
1985
for herself contributions to folk art.
C
D
534.
Our urge to classify different life forms and give us names seems
to be as old as the human race.
A B C D
535. Each
day 16,000 people contract HIV, nearly doubled the previous estimate
of the infection rate.
A B C D
536.
In the last year in Europe and the United States, the biggest research breakthroughs
since the virus
A B
was
discovered in 1981 commuted the disease from a certain death
sentence to a nagging - though still
C D
deadly
- infection.
537.
Multicolored woodcuts must be printed with as many blocks as
.................... colors in the
composition.
(A)
there are
(B)
many
(C)
some of
(D)
it is
538.
They would come out to attack and then disappeared back into the deep
forests, where their
A B
C D
opponents
were at a disadvantage.
539.
The prime minister's conviction for improper campaign practices is likely
to result in increasing
A B C
pressure
that she resigns.
D
540.
Carbon-14 analysis is not able to be used to date such inorganic
materials as potty shards or rock and
A B C
metal
artifacts, often the only traces of early man.
D
541.
He confessed that for months he was scarcely being able to
look at the lawyer without become angry.
A B C D
542.
Girls usually mature faster than boys, so that at kindergarten
age girl may be nearly a year advanced
A B C
over
a boy of same age.
D
543. Artificial
rubies and sapphires have the same hard and composition as the real
stones.
A B C D
544.
Professor Forester thought that because historical parrels
are so much used unprecisely and
A B
uncritically
it would be better to avoid them altogether in our themes.
C D
545.
A microphone enables a soft tone to be amplified, thus making
it possible the gentle renditions of
A B C
romantic love
songs in a large hall.
D
546.
Bauxite ares differ considerably physical appearance, according
to their impurities and structural
A B C D
compositions.
547.
The land of the united states is as varied as is
vast.
A B C
D
548.
No other beverage comes even close to rivaling coffee as the more
widely drunk refreshment in the
A B
C
world.
D
549.
Since over a foot of snow fell, the principal decided at 12:30 to
dismiss all classes early.
A
B
C D
550.
The giant sequoia is one of the largest
trees in the world, but they are not merely as tall as the
A B
related
redwood, which reaches a height of 385 feet.
C D
551. There
are almost a million people with spanish surnames in Los Angeles, out of
a total population
A B
of
more than seven millions.
C D
552.
Recent archaeological studies indicate that Acoma was established by A.D
1100, however making it
A B C
the
oldest continuously occupied village in the United States
D
553.
I intended to have written her a letter yesterday, but I forgot to
because of the day and evening
A B C
appointment
that I did.
D
554.
Organic gardeners find that leaves were one of the best substances
to add to compost piles.
A
B C D
555. Present-day
farms are more extensive than those in the past and will no doubt become
largest.
A
B C D
556.
Toward the end of her life Anne Sullivan Macy, Helen Keller's teacher, finally
started to receive the
A B
national
recognition that previously had been withholded.
C D
557.
_______ in science was important for Faraday.
(A) Children that were interested
(B) That children interested
(C) That children should be interested
(D) That interested children
558.
Despite recent attempts to prove _______ did indeed reach the North Pole in
1909, the evidence still remains questionable.
(A) What Robert Peary
(B) That Robert Peary
(C) Robert Peary, who
(D) Robert Peary was
559.
_______so incredible B that it can grow 385 miles of roots in four months, or
about 3 miles in a day.
(A) That makes the rye plant
(B) What makes the rye plant
(C) The rye plant
(D) The rye plant which was
560.
_______ was lowered to the sea bed in a glass container to make observation B
debated.
(A) Alexander the Great who
(B) Whether Alexander the great
(C) Alexander the Great
(D) What Alexander the great
561.
A coral reef consists in millions of tiny coral polypse which are a
form of small animal related to
A B C D
anemones
and jelly fishes.
562.
_______ more than 2000 minerals are known, nearly all rocks are formed from
seven mineral groups.
(A) Although (B) However (C) Despite (D)
Since
563.
_______ energy for growth or repair, a plant must carry out photosynthesis
(A) To obtain (B) It obtains (C) It is
obtaining (D) Obtaining
564.
Foods of animal origin generally supply greater amounts of iron to the diet
than __
(A) are foods of plant origin
(B) foods of plant origins
(C) do foods of plant origin
(D) plant origin foods
565.
_______ food we eat lacks minerals, then the body can use the stores from its
bones for more urgent needs.
(A) As the (B) If the (C) The (D) Since
566.
Psychologists use standardized tests to help measure abilities,
aptitudes, interesting candy, baked
A B C
goods,
and canned goods.
D
567. When
radio programs became popular, approximately around 1925, many
people stopped attending
A B
C D
movies.
568.
Uranium is extremely reactive _______. It combines vigorously with oxygen.
(A) such (B) and (C) which (D) what
569.
In blank verse of ten syllables, fire of which are accented.
(A) line consists of each
(B) consists of each line
(C) each line consists
(D) it consists of each line
570.
Wagon trains were organized by defense with an almost military
discipline.
A B C D
571. Saturn
was the most outer of the planets known in ancient times.
A B C D
572.
Pluto, the outermost planet of the solar system, discovered photographically
in March 1930.
A B C
D
573.
John Quincy Adams by most students of diplomacy the greatest of
the United States secretaries of state.
(A) considered (B) has considered
(C) is considered (D) considering
574.
International cartels in the drug and steel industries until the
late 1930's.
(A) were existed (B) that existed
(C) existed (D)
existing
575.
Most educators today consider computer literacy being a necessary
addition to the basic scholastic
A B C D
requirements.
576.
Nutritionists goat milk to be rich, nourishing and readily
digested.
(A) consider (B) is considered (C)
are considered (D) considering
577.
Charles Babbage is generally considered having invented
the first computer.
A
B C D
578.
The operetta first has emerged as a popular form of musical
theater in the nineteenth century.
A B C D
579. More
ethnic and cultural groups are represented in Hawaii than any
other states.
A B C
D
580.
Rocky shores that _______ beaches are eventually destroyed by the sea.
(A) lack (B)
without (C) do not (D) no
581.
A person's blood flows through a pipeline of vessels that, end to end, would
stretch more than _______ half times around the Earth at the equator.
(A) twice a (B) two and a (C)
two and (D) twice and
582. Like
that of any other commodities, the value of gold results from the interplay
of he forces of
A B C
supply and
demand.
D
583.
Guar is a sturdy drought-resistant legume grows for forage
and for its seeds.
A B C D
584.
Inheritance laws governing the distribution of property are complicate
and differ in the various states.
A B C D
585.
All paper is formed into sheets from _______
(A) which cellulose fibers
(B) cellulose fibers
(C) fibers are cellulose
(D) which fibers are cellulose
586. Gasoline
is a blend hundreds of chemical compounds called
hydrocarbons.
A B C D
587.
By destroying harmful germs, disinfectants stop decay from
becoming progressively worst.
A B C
D
588.
Corporations, companies owned by much stockholders rather than
by a single proprietor, began to
A B C
play
an important economic role in the late nineteenth century.
D
589.
Because of a high birthrate and considerable immigration, the
united states population in the late
A
B
nineteenth
century increased tremendously into 31 million in 1860
C D
to 76million in 1900.
590.
Humus, a substance found in soil, is soft and supply and enables
plant roots to end out tiny hairs
A B C
through
that they absorb water and food.
D
591.
Drumbeats which the actual words of their tribal language is
communicated is a traditional form of
A B C
communication in
Africa.
D
592.
A silkworm has glands that secrete a liquid that hardens into silk _______ comes into contact with air.
(A) as it (B)
when (C) that (D) it
593.
_______ sodium chloride(salt) is not used by sea-living organisms, it forms the
dominant mineral in seawater.
(A) Since (B)
Although (C) It is since (D) Although it
594.
It is said that a special varnish used on a violin helps to
produce the more beautiful tone.
A B C D
595.
Recently doctors warned that too much animal fat in the diet can lead to heart
disease, _______ special types of margarine made with vegetable oils are
becoming popular.
(A) because (B)
so (C) and since (D) except
596. Most
scholars are unsure whether the wheel was first used by potters
in Mesopotamia and in the
A
B C D
central
or eastern pants of Europe.
597.
The carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in food are breaked down into
simpler forms in the digestive tract. A B C
D
598.
Each lichen consists of an alga and a fungus that lives together
in a kind of plant partnership.
A
B
C
D
599.
The aurora is a common features of the planet Earth and appears along
two oval belts called the
A B C D
auroral
ovals.
600.
The activities of the Tennesse Valley Authority have aided the economic
rehabilitation of the Tennesse Valley, _______ of some 40,000 square miles.
(A) an area (B)
its area (C) area (D) areas
601.
Civilization today had depended on woods at great cost to
the world's natural resources.
A
B C
D
602. The
marimba is a percussion instrument alike to xylophone.
A
B C D
603.
A soluble substance, alkali reacts with acids to do
salts.
A B C
D
604.
The sun's rays shine more directly at the equator than do they
at the poles.
A B C
D
605.
A reagent is any chemical that reacts in a predictable way _______ with other
chemicals.
(A) when mixed
(B) when is mixed
(C) it mixed
(D) mixed is
606.
In 1977, Marilyn Yadlowski, a undergraduate at Cornell University, found
that pigeons had
A
excellent
low-frequency hearing, far surpassing that of humans.
B
C
D
607. Being
the biggest expanse of brackish water in the world, the Baltic sea is
of special interesting to
A
B C D
scientists.
608.
The glass tube in a fluorescent lamp contains mercury
vapor under small pressure.
A B C D
609.
The discovery of gold in 1848 transformed San Francisco suddenly
form a quiet port into one of the
A B C
world's
richest and most famous city.
D
610. Cotton
is one of the most popular fiber used to make clothes.
A B C
D
611.
The wood of the tulip tree, sometimes referred to as American
Whitewood, is one of the most
A B C
valuable
timber product in the United states.
D
612.
Penicillin is perhaps the drug _______ more lives than any other in the history
of medicine.
(A) what has saved (B) which saved (C)
which has saved (D) who saves
613.
Biochemists use fireflies to study bioluminescence, _______.
(A) the heatless light given off by certain
plants and animals.
(B) certain plants and animals give off the
heatless light
(C) which certain plants and animals give
off the heatless light
(D) is the heatless light given off by
certain plants and animals
614.
Tenant farmers are who either rent a farm and work it for
themselves or work the farm for the
A
B C
D
owner
and receive payment.
615.
The opening section of a sonata is the longest and _______.
(A) introduces its principal theme
(B) its principal theme introduced
(C) being introduced its principal theme
(D) its principal theme introducing
616.
A red-hair boy is needed to play the part of Alfred in this
new comedy.
A B
C D
617.
Igneous rock _______ from the cooling and solidification of molten matter from
the Earth's interior.
(A) being originated (B) have originated (C)
originates (D) originating
618. Considerably
higher on the smoothed rock appear fourteen figures in precisely
the same style like
A B
C D
those
at the Tuchte, Jum Sheed.
619. Almost
every morning I receive cards inviting me to art exhibitions, and
on the cards had been
A
B C D
photographs
of the works exhibited.
620.
In the past decade an embarrassed number of monks have demonstrated
that beneath their hairshirts
A B
beats a
desire for something besides monastic self-denial.
C D
621.
The colonists who first settled in New England so did because
they felt there was no social justice
A
B C
in
their homeland of England.
D
622.
Arteries with poor blood flow can leave the heart muscle starve
for oxygen, a condition that often
A B C
leads
to heart attack.
D
623.
In 1948, Harry Truman was re-elected the president of the united states to
the surprise of all those
A B C
who
had predicted his defeat.
D
624.
In 1870, the general attorney was made head of the
Department of Justice, given an enlarged staff.
A B C D
625.
Columbus miscalculated the width of the Pacific Ocean and therefore made
the unexpected
A
B
discovery
of the Americans where he expected to find India and China.
C
D
626.
Major advertising companies have traditionally volunteered their
time to publicize service accounts.
A
B
C D
627.
Scientists at the medical center are trying to determine that there
is a relationship between
A
B C
saccharine and
cancer.
D
628. Seldom
have cactus plants found outside of North America.
A
B C D
629. In
a recent survey of Americans, more than 75 percent expressed the
view that a government should
A B C
take
a more active role in health care.
D
630.
The dangers of noise are, unfortunately, not as clear-cut as are
those from other most health hazards.
A B
C D
631.
Few economists believe that the quicker way to reduce the federal
deficit is to place increased
A B C
restrictions
on foreign imports.
D
632.
Although the audience was well informed, no one knew _______ he spoke.
(A) which (B)
that which (C) of which (D) of what
633.
With its antlers _______ the feet of a duck, the North American moose is easy
to identify.
(A) web-like (B)
like a web (C) webbed
like (D) the webs like
634. When
Darwin presented his explanation of how living things evolve, he
challenged the belief that
A B
human
beings have special, indeed unique place in the universe.
C D
635.
A century and more after his death, Poe is still among the most
popular in America authors.
A B C D
636.
William Emerson died in 1811, when the boy was eight, left his window to
face poverty and to
A
B
educate their
five sons.
C D
637.
Few men of letters have been more fully honored in their own day than
T.S. Eliot, and even who
A
B
strongly
disagreed with him seemed content with his selection for the Nobel
Prize.
C D
638. Thanksgiving
Day, a unique North American Holiday, is
celebrated in the United states on
A B
C
the
fourth Thursday in November.
D
639.
A theory makes a series of simplifying assumption from which
it deduces how people will behave.
A B C D
640.
A long life is not just the result of being good for the
body and staring off disease.
A B C D
641.
Development refers to a process of change in growth and
capability over time, with a function of
A B C
D
both
maturation and interaction with the environment.
642.
The pharmacology is recent science, but it is closely connected
with one of the oldest, the
A B C
giving
of remedies to relieve disease.
D
643.
The puffer is a type of fish that can inflate one's body like
a balloon.
A B C D
644. The
Louisiana Purchase, made in 1803, almost was doubled the
size of the United States.
A B C
D
645.
Thomas Malthus claimed that disease, war, famine, and _________________ act as
checks on population growth.
A)
moral restraining
B)
morally restrain
C) by
moral restraint
D
)moral restraint
646.
________ most brilliant Greek inventor was Archmedes , who lived about 2250 years
ago.
A)
The
B)
One of the
C) As
the
D) Of
the
647.
________________ around stones that are sun-warmed, even the smallest of stones
creates tiny currents of warm air.
A)
The cool air
B) If
the air is cool
C)
That the air cools
D)
The cooler the air
648. The
nitrogen make up over 78 percent of the Earth's atmosphere,
the gaseous mass
A B C
surrounding the
planet.
D
649.
The giant panda closely resembles the bear, but account of
certain anatomical features it
A B C
is placed
in the racoon family.
D
650. Pharmacist
fill drug prescriptions, keeping records of the drugs their patients are
taking to
A B
make
sure that harmful combinations are not prescribed.
C D
651.
With the incorporation of jazz history into current academic
curricular, leading jazz
A B C
musicians
are now founding on the faculties off several universities.
D
652.
In 1879, _____________ , Alice Freeman Parmer became head of the history
department at wellesley.
A)
twenty- four years
B) at
the age of twenty-four
C)
age twenty-four
D) of
twenty-four years
653. Knowledge
of the rate at which a ship is travelling through the water
is important if the
A B C
navigator
need to estimate the time of arrival.
D
654.
The Texas Panhandle region, in the northwestern part of the
State, produces more
A B
wheat,
cotten, and grain sorghum than any of other area of Texas.
C D
655. ____________
not a single hard-surfaced road during the entire colonial period aside from
city streets.
A) It
was
B)
There was
C)
It
D)
There were
656.
_____________ in 1776 that the declaration of independence was signed.
A) It
was
B)
There was
C)
There
D) It
657.
_______________ more than 300,000 people in Philadelphia by the end of the
colonial period, making it the largest city in the colonies.
A)
There was
B) It
was
C)
They were
D
)There were
658.
In the eighteen century, _____________ not many women who had access to formal
education in the colonies.
A)
There were
B) It
was
C)
Were
D)
Were there
659.
After the Revolution, although some advances were made in education __________
a slow process.
A)
they were
B)
it
C) it
was
D)
there was
660.
_______________ today was developed by the Swiss scientist Horace de Sassure
around 1773.
A)
Mountaineering it as we know
B)
Mountaineering as we know
C) We
know mountaineering is
D) We
know there is mountaineering
661.
The marathon, first staged in 1896, _____________ the legendary feat of a Greek
soldier who carried news of victory from the battlefield at Marathon to Athens.
A)
was commemorated
B) commemorated
C)
commemorates
D)
commemorating
662.
The Olympic torch ______________ throughout the Games and is then extinguished
at the closing ceremony.
A)
burning
B) is
burned
C)
burned
D)
burns
663.
Seahorses spend much of their time clung with their tails
to underwater plants.
A B C D
664. Some fish ______________ distortions of electrical field through
special receptors.
A)
sense
B)
sense are
C)
sensing
D)
senses
665. Mount
St. Helens exploded in an eruption with the energy equivalent to 10
million tons
A B C D
TNT.
666. Plague
and famine can be results in social problems within a community.
A
B C D
667. Konrad 2.Lorenz developed a new
approach based on the idea that an animal's behavior is determined by its
struggle for survival and is therefore
the product of adaptive evolution,
A
B
just
as animal's physical features.
C D
668. Among
the most important jazz innovators in the 20th century is
Louis Amstrong,
A B C D
Fletcher
Handerson, Duke Ellington, and Dizzy Gillespie.
669.
In 1882 Schuyler Skwats Wheeler invented the fan electrize, a
propeller driven by a motor.
A B C D
670. Natural
adhesives are primarily of animals or vegetable origin.
A B C D
671.
Only rarely _________ neuroses leave a person unable to function in everyday
situations.
A)
had
B)
are
C)
do
D)
that
672.
Linoleum is a trade name for the waterproof floors covering most
often used in kitchens.
A B C D
673.
The common field mouse is about four inches long and has a
three-inched tail.
A
B C D
674. Perhaps
was his own lack of proper schooling that led Horace
Mann to struggle for
A B C
the
important reforms in education.
D
675.
Latent learning is the association of indifferent stimuli or
situations with one the other
A B C D
without
reward.
676. Tooth
decay is the most common disease of humanities.
A B C D
677.
A soluble substance alkali reacts with acids to do
salts.
A B
C D
678.A
great aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart was already famous when she
sets out on her
A B C
ill-fated
attempt to circle the globe in 1937.
D
679.
Plants range in size to tiny, single-celled, blue-green algae, invisible
to the naked eyes,
A B C
to
giant sequoias, the largest living plants.
D
680.
During the 1940's science and engineering had an impact on the way music
reach its
A B
audience
and even influenced the way in which it was composed.
C D
681.
The time has long since passed when inspired amateur working with
simple tools come
A B
up
with finding of genuine scientific importance.
C
D
682.
It was upsetting to Tim to find his classmates responding so
sarcastic to his presentation,
A B
on which he had worked
diligently and seriously for days.
C
D
683.
The reviewer declared how there was a dearth of serious
books being published on
A B
C D
issues
of social importance.
684.
Most animals cannot recognize their reflection in a mirror themselves;
they usually
A B
react
as if confronted by another member of their species.
C D
685.
Great salt is fed by fresh-water stems, ____________ is about four to five
times as salty as the ocean.
A)
yet
B)
which
C)
there
D)
despite
686.
In Williamsburg, the capital of virginia until 1780, people
conducted themself much like
A B C D
the
gentry in London.
687. Delicious
golden-brown maple syrup comes about the sugary sap of the
hard maple.
A B C D
688. All
the blood in the body passes through the heart at least twice
the minute.
A B C D
689.
Kyanite is useful as an insulting substantially because it is
heat resistant and does
A B
not
fuse easily with other materials.
C D
690. Every
year seals migrate to the Gulf of St. Lawrence in Canada, congregate on
the ice
A B
peak,
and there are giving birth to their pubs.
C D
691. As
a glacier melts, rocks, boulders, trees, and tons of dirt deposit.
A
B
C D
692.
Spruce resin was chewed as a thirst quencher by native Americans,
from which
A B C
pioneers
adopted the practice.
D
693. His criticism does not fully express
the degree which the majority of delegates suggest
A B C
such
protection of financial interest extend.
D
694.
It is extremely necessary that you will realize that reading is not
only a physical and
A B C D
mental
process.
695.
If Greg would have tried harder to reach the opposit
shore, we would not have had to
A B C D
pick
him up in the boat.
696.
They are the ones who assert that a better bridge could have
been built have we had
A B C D
their
assistance.
697.
He looked like he had been in some strange land where age
advanced at a double pace.
A B C D
698.
I would wear my red dress save it ___________
a stain in the front.
A)
had
B)
has
C)
would have
D)
has not
699.
I would have gone with him to Washington except I had had
no time.
A B C
D
701.
M : " Would you like to visit Los
Angeles on your vacation? "
W :
" If I ___________ a week
off. "
A)
have
B)
had
C)
have had
D)
would have
702.
Gold was originally valued for the magical powers that ___________ to come from
it.
A)
have thought
B)
were thinking
C)
have been thinking
D)
were thought
703.
M : "If someone falls into deep water and can't swim, what will become of
him?"
W : "He will probably be ."
A)
drowning
B)
drown
C)
drowned
D)
drawn
704.Energy
specialists have found that airtight stoves are much more
efficient at heat
A B C
D
than
fireplaces.
705.
If each of the seven continents were placed in the Pacific Ocean,
it would still be
A B C D
room
left for another continent the size of Asia.
706. Croquet
is a popular lawn game which players hit wooden balls.
A B C
D
707.
There are very few areas in the world _____________ be brown successfully.
A)
where apricots can
B)
apricot can
C)
where can apricots can
D)
which apricots can
708.
Xenon has a number of applications,
may be mentioned its use in
flesh lamps fog high-speed photography.
A)
among which
B)
which
C)
and which
D)
each of which
709.
The extent of the harmful effect of locoweeds on animals depends
on the soil which
A B C D
the
plants grow.
711.
A majority off people in the United States can get all the calcium their bodies
________ from the food they eat.
A)
require
B)
requires
C)
requiring
D) to
require
712.Of
all the economically important plants, palms, have been ______________ .
A)
the least studied
B)
studied the least
C)
study less and less
D) to
study the less
713.
________ two thirds of the grants made
by the Ford Foundation have been for the support of education.
A)
That
B)
Why
C)
About
D)
What
714..
Scientists are still uncertain of what the universe
originated millions of years.
A B C D
715. Sociological studies have found
that deeply hold values and principles are highly resistant
to change.
A B C D
716. In
1866 to 1833, the bison population in North America was reduced from an estimated
13 million to
A
B C
a few
hundred.
D
717.
Booker T. Washington, an educational leader, worked throughout the
lifetime to improve economic
A B C
conditions for
Black people in the united states.
D
718. A
dancing is the oldest and liveliest of the arts.
A B
C D
719. The
first practical investigation into atomic energy was made as part
of attempt to explain the
A
B C
D
source
of solar power.
720. Documentary
evidence indicates that portraiture became an established art
form in the Hudson Valley
A B C
region
around the 1660.
D
721. The
Earth travels at a high rate of speed around Sun.
A B C D
722. Lunar
eclipses happen only if the Moon is full, but they do not
occur at an every full Moon.
A B
C D
723. Since
beginning of photography, inventors have tried to make photographs
that duplicate natural
A
B C D
colors.
724.
Solar eclipses always begins on the Sun's western side and the
end on their eastern side.
A B C D
725.
In ancient times books came in cumbersome packages and could not be
carried under an arm or read
A
B
C
on
way to work.
D
726.
Pewter, a metal with an ancient heritage, is still practical
medium for the nonprofessional
A B
C D
metalworker.
727. The
dentistry is a branch of medicine that has developed very
dramatically in the last twenty years
A B C D
728. Although
apples do not grow during the cold season, apple trees must have a
such season in order
A
B
C
to flourish.
D
729.
Except for the sun, all stars are too far from the Earth for their distances
_______ in miles or kilometers.
(A)
to be conveniently measured
(B)
which conveniently measured
(C)
to measure conveniently
(D)
conveniently measured
730. My
reaction, I suppose, could have been called to be
instinctive.
A B
C D
731.
Eagles are predatory birds that have large, heavy, hooked bills
and strong, sharp claws called as
A B
C D
"talons".
732. Each
and every witness is expected that he will be asked to give
testimony he does not wish to
A B C D
disclose.
733.
Thurgood Marshall was appointed to an associate justice of
the United States Supreme Court in
A B C D
1976.
734.
John Joseph pershing ________ in 1919, the highest rank held by any American
citizen since George Washington.
(A)
to be full general
(B)
he made full general
(C)
made full general
(D)
was being made full general
735.
Returning to my room, _______.
(A)
my watch was missing
(B) I
found my watch disappeared
(C) I
found my watch missing
(D)
the watch was missed
736.
Bromyrite crystals have diamond-like luster and are usually colorless,
but they dark to brown when
A B C
exposed to
light.
D
737.
Dr.Mary Mcleod Bethune, the founder of Bethune-Cookman College, served
as advisor to both
A B C
D
Franklin
Roosevelt and Harry Truman.
738.
The photo periodic response of algae actually depends on the duration of
darkness, _______..
(A)
the light is not on
(B)
and not on light
(C)
but is not on the light
(D)
is not on light
739.
The novels of pearl S. Buck show a keen understanding of china
and the chinese people, knowledge
A B
which learned by living there of many
years.
C D
740. Certain
zoologists regard crows and ravens are the most intelligent of birds.
A B C D
741. It
is the interaction between people, rather than the events that occur in
their lives, that are the main
A B C
focus of social psychology.
D
742. In
the early days of the united states, postal charges were paid by the
recipient, and charges varied
A B C
with
distance carrying.
D
743. In
the united states during the early 1800's, individual states governments
had more effect on the
A B C
economy than did federal government.
D
744. A
gunpowder is made from a mixture of potassium nitrate and other
substances.
A B C D
745. Ultraviolet
rays are invisible to humans, and ants and honeybees are sensitive
to them.
A B C D
746.
Humans have no direct perception of infrared rays, unlike the
rattlesnake, which has receptors tuned
A B
in to wavelength longer than 0.7 micron.
C D
747. The
world would look eerie different if human eyes were sensitive
to infrared radiation.
A B C D
748. In
the early nineteenth century, some Europeans were very impressed by the
increase of population,
A
B C
territory, and wealth of the United
states.
D
749. Most
beautiful of all was the river itself, sweeping grandly from the
mountains to its rest in
A B
C D
Atlantic.
750.
The seventeenth century was one in which many significant advances
were taken in both science
A B C D
and philosophy.
751.
The biggest single hobby in America, the one that
Americans spend most time, energy and money,
A B C
D
is gardening.
752. Constructed
in Chicago in 1883, the Home Insurance Building was the fist building in the
world
A
whose the floors and the exterior
masonry walls were supported by a skeleton framework of metal.
B C D
753.
The columnist feels sure that who wins the election will
have the support of both parties.
A B
C
D
754.
"A number of animals have already done their service for research,
and they are ready to retire, "
A
B
says Dr. Dani Bolognesi, chair of a National
Research council committee that last summer recommended
creating sanctuaries for the retiring
chimpanzees.
C D
755.
Nearly half of the research chimp in the United States are
currently housed in the Coulston
A B
Foundation's multipurpose research facility
in Alamogordo, N.M.
C D
756. Friendly
to every human who approached her, in 1988 poachers easily killed
and skinned Lucy, the
A
B
world famous ASL-speaking chimpanzee,
her hand feet taken trophies.
C D
757. The
Maelstrom is a swift and danger current in the Arctic
Ocean.
A B C
D
758. Because
oak trees are highly resistant of storm damage, they usually
live a long time.
A
B C
D
759.
A majority of people in the United States can get all the calcium their bodies
_______ from the food they eat.
(A)
require
(B)
requires
(C)
requiring
(D)
to require
760.
_______ usually thought to end in Northern New Mexico, the Rocky Mountains
really extend southward to the frontier of Mexico.
(A)
Despite
(B)
To be
(C)
While
(D)
However
761.
The novelist Edith Wharton considered the writer Herry James ________
(A) a
strong influence on her work
(B)
as strong influence on her work
764.
Which of the following is not mentioned by the author as a mean by
which various desert plants are able to survive dry conditions?
765.
Doctors took blood and fluid samples but could defect any
known human flu virus.
A B C D
766. The
trouble started in Forth Dix, New Jersey, when several dozens
army recruits came down with
A B C
the
flu and one died.
D
767.
The influenza virus infects us again and again, _______ .
(A)
however we fight off it many times
(B)
no matter how many times we fight it off
(C)
no matter what many times
(D)
we fight it off how many times
768.
These strands of RNA come packed in a fatty membrane,
which is studded with tiny protein spikes known H and N antigens.
769.
Tools and hand bones excavated from that the Swartkrans cave complex in
South Africa suggest
A
that a close relative of early humans known
as Australopithecus may made and used primitive
B C
D
tools long before the species became extinct.
770.
A distinctively America architecture began with Frank Lloyd Wright, who
had taken to heart the
A
B
admonition that
form should follow function, and who thought of building not separate
architectural
C
D
entities but as parts of an organic whole that
included the land, the community, and the society.
771.
There must be over 50,000 square kilometers of land to cover with
ice for the glacier to qualify as
A
B C D
an ice sheet.
772. Any
dome-like body of ice that also flows out in all directions only
covers less than 50,000 square
A B
C
kilometers is called an ice cap
D
773.
Although ice caps are rare nowadays, there are a number in northeastern
Canada, on Baffin Island,
A
B C
D
and on the Queen Elizabeth Islands.
E
774.
One form of mountain glacier that resembles an ice cap in that it
flows outward in several directions
A B C
called an
ice field.
D
775.
The ice of valley glaciers. bounded by terrain, flows down valleys,
curves around their corners, and
A B C
falls over cliffs.
D
776.
_______, Cameron had thought of both "The Abyss" and "True
Lies" as love stories, but he know he'd failed to convey that.
(A)
Oddly heard it may sound
(B)
Maybe it was as odd as
(C)
Odd as it may sound
(D)
It may sound as odd
777.
His cynical and often savage vision of life and love _______.
(A)
have won him a considerable critical acclaim
(B)
have won considerate critical acclaim
(C)
has won considerably critical acclaim to
him
(D)
has won him considerable critical acclaim
778. After
all, it was only the dinosaurs that have been disappeared, not
the whole of animal life.
A B C D
779.
During the flood of 1972, the Red Cross, _______ out of emergency headquarters
in Mississippi, set up temporary for the homeless.
(A)
operates
(B)
was operating
(C)
operated
(D)
operating
780.
No form of money has ever proved completely satisfied in terms of
providing a stable measure of
A B C
D
value.
781.
In the United States among 60 percent of the space on the pages
of newspapers is reserved for
A B
C
advertising.
D
782.
Emily Dickinson's garden was a place _______ great inspiration of her poems.
(A)
that she drew
(B)
by drawing her
(C)
from which she drew
(D)
dream from which
783.
Recently in the automobile industry, multinational companies have developed
to the point where
A
such few cars
can be described as having been made entirely in one country.
B
C D
784.
Scientists believe that by altering the genetic composition of plants it
is possible to develop
A
specimens that are resisting to disease
and have increased food value.
B C D
785.
The purpose of traveler's checks is to protect travelers from theft
and accidental lost of money.
A B C D
786.
As a result claim that eating a diet consisting entirely of organically
grown foods prevents or cures
A
B C
disease other benefits to health have become widely
publicized and form the basis for folklore.
D
787.
In the beginning, the human beings viewed the natural forces of the world, even
the seasonal
changes,
as unpredictably, and they sought, through various means, to
control these unknown and feared
A B
C D
powers.
788. Financial
problems loomed largely in both the North and the South.
A
B
C D
789.
One chromosome considered to be made up of one very long DNA
molecule with protein molecules
A B
C
attached along its length.
D
790.
By the 1950', Mahalia Jackson's powerful, joyous gospel music style had gained
her _______.
(A)
of an international reputation
(B)
international reputation
(C)
reputation of internation
(D)
an international reputation
791. Included is
the cover he created for Life magazine's 60 the anniversary issue-Marilyn
Monree,
A
B
composed
of hundreds of old Life covers-and two commissions from
Lucas of Darth Vader and Yoda,
C
using
stills from the "Star Wars" trilogy.
D
792. For
centuries the aromatic species of the Far East has been in demand
by the people of the East and Wast.
A B C D
793.
Although best known for her prose works, Maya Angelou was also
published several collections of poetry.
D A
B C
794. Found
by the Spanish as Yerba Buena in 1835, what is now San Francisco was
taken over by the
A B
C
U.S in 1846 and later renamed
it.
D
795.
Gold and silver bullion served into commerce as mediums of
extra exchange all over the world.
A B
C D
796. Though
the process of imitating, the young of a species rapidly learn to
recognize and follow other
A B C
members of own
species.
D
797.
Phoenix, Arizona, stands where the Hohokam, Indians built a canal
system and carried on irrigated
A B C
farming before long
the time of columbus.
D
798.
Electric motors range in size from the tiny mechanisms that
operate sewing machine to the great
A B C
engines in heavy
locomotives.
D
799.
Even as he wrote copiously on such diverse topic as education,
politics, and religion, Lewis Munford
A B
remained
active in city and regional planning.
C D
800.
Instructors at the school of American Ballet first examine a
young applicant's instep to see whether it
A B C
is pliant and shows promising
of a good arch.
D
Đáp án:
1.A 2.D 3.B 4.D 5.A
6.D 7.A 8.D
9.D 10.B
11.D 12.A 13.D 14.C
15.D 16.(D)
17.(D) 18.(A) 19.(A) 20.(B)
21.(D) 22.(A) 23.(C) 24.A
25.D 26.C
27.D 28.C
29.D 30.A
31.C 32.D 33.B 34.D
35.D
36.D 37.A 38.D 39.C
40.B 41.C 42.B 43.A
44.B 45.A
46.D 47.B 48.D
49.C 50.C 51.D 52.C
53.B 54.A
55.C 56.D
57.B 5 8.A
59.B 60.A 61.D 62.A
63.D 64.D
65.D 66.D
67.C 68.C
69.D 70.A 71.D 72.D
73.D 74.A 75.C 76.B
77.C
78.A 79.A 80.C 81.A 82.B
83.D 84.A 85.C 86.B
87.A 88.B
89.A 90.A
91.D 92.A
93.C 94.A
95.B 96.D 97.C 98.D
99.B 100.A
101.A 102.C
103.D 104.C
105.D 106.A
107.A 108.C 109.D 110.B
111.D 112.C
113.B 114.A
115.B 116.B
117.B
118.C 119.A 120.A 121.C
122.C 123.A
124.B 125.C
126.B 127.A
128.C 129.D
130.C 131.A 132.D 133.B
134.C 135.D
136.C 137.D
138.A 139.C
140.C 141.C 142.D 143.C
144.D 145.D 146.C 147.F 148.B 149.C 150.B 151.D 152.B
153.B 154.C 155.D 156.A 157.A 158.A 159.A 160.D 161.C
162.C 163.B 164.B 165.A
166.B 167.D 168.D 169.D 170.B 171.C 172.B 173.B 174.C
175.B 176.B 177.? 178.?
179.(D) 180.(A) 181.(B) 182.(B) 183.(D) 184.(D)
185.(D) 186.(A) 187.(?)
188.(C) 189.(D) 190.(A) 191.(A) 192.(B) 193.(B)
194.(D) 195.(A)
196.A 197.A 198.D 199.D 200.C 201.C 202.C
203.(d) 204.(c) 205.(a) 206.(d) 207.(d) 208.(b)
209.(d)
210.(c) 211.(b) 212.(c) 213.(c) 214.(c) 215.(?)
216.(c) 217.(d) 218.(a) 219.(b) 220.(d) 221.(c)
222.(B) 223.(C) 224.(D) 225.(C) 226.(D) 227.(A)
228.(D) 229.(B) 230.(B) 231.(B) 232.(C)
233.(A) 234.(A) 235.(A) 236.(C) 237.(D) 238.(A)
239.(A) 240.(D) 241.(A)
242.(C) 243.(D) 244.(A) 245.(D) 246.(B) 247.(A) 248.(
) 249.( ) 250.( ) 251.(D) 252.(A) 253.(D)
254.(D) 255.(C) 256.(D) 257.(D) 258.(D) 259.(B)
260.(A) 261.(D) 262.(A) 263.(D) 264.(C)
265.(A) 266.(D) 267.(C) 268.(D) 269.(D) 270.(B) 271.(
)
272.(B) 273.(C) 274.( ) 275.(B) 276.(B) 277.(C)
278.(A) 279.(B) 280.(C) 281.(C) 282.(D) 283.(B)
284.(A) 285.(C) 286.(A) 287.(B)
288.(A) 289.(D) 290.(B) 291.(B) 292.(D) 293.( )
294.(A) 295.(C) 296.(C) 297.(D)
298.(C) 299.(C) 300.(C) 301.(B) 302.(C) 303.(C) 304.(
) 305.(C) 306.(D) 307.(D) 308.(C) 309.(A)
310.(D)
311.(C) 312.(D) 313.(A) 314.(D) 315.(B) 316.(A) 317.(
) 318.( ) 319.( ) 320.(D) 321.(A) 322.(D)
323.(A) 324.(A) 325.(D) 326.(D) 327.(D) 328.(C)
329.(C) 330.(D) 331.(C) 332.(A) 333.(D) 334.(D) 335.(B) 336.(D)
337.(C) 338.(B) 339.(C) 340.(C) 341.(C) 342.( )
343.(C) 344.( ) 345.(A) 346.(B) 347.(C) 348.(C)
349.(D) 350.(C) 351.(D) 352.(D) 353.(D) 354.(B)
355.(A) 356.(D) 357.(A) 358.(D) 359.(C)
360.(D) 361.(A) 362.(B) 363.(B) 364.(D) 365.(D)
366.(D) 367.(A) 368.( )
369.(C) 370.(D) 371.(A) 372.(A) 373.(B) 374.(B)
375.(D) 376.(A)
377.(a) 378.(a) 379.(d) 380.(d) 381.(c) 382.(c)
383.(c)
384.(d) 385.(c) 386.(a) 387.(d) 388.(d) 389.(b)
390.(d)
391.(c) 392.(b) 393.(c) 394.(c) 395.(c) 396.( )
397.(c) 398.(d) 399.(a) 400.(b) 401.(d) 402.(c)
403.(B) 404.(C) 405.(D) 406.(C) 407.(D) 408.(A)
409.(D) 410.(B) 411.(B) 412.(B)
413.(C)
414.(A) 415.(A) 416.(A) 417.(C) 418.(D) 419.(A)
420.(A) 421.(D) 422.(A)
423. (C) 424.
(B) 425. (D) 426. (D)
427. (D) 428. (B)
429. (C) 430.
(D) 431. (B) 432. (B)
433. (D) 434. (D) 435. (B)
436. (A) 437.
(B) 438. (D) 439. (D)
440. (A) 441. (A)
442. (D) 443.
(B) 444. (A) 445. (D)
446. (D) 447. (A)
448. (D) 449.
(C) 450. (A) 451. (D)
452. (A) 453. (D) 454. (A)
455. (A)
456. (C) 457.
(C) 458. (C) 459. (D)
460. (D) 461. (A)
462. (D) 463.
(D) 464. (D) 465. (C)
466. (C) 467. (B)
468. ( ) 469.
(C) 470. (C) 471. (C)
472. (C) 473. (B) 474. (A)
475. (A) 476.
(D) 477. (A) 478. (A)
479. (C)
480. (B) 481.
(A) 482. (B) 483. (B)
484. (C) 485. (D)
486. (B) 487.
(B) 488. (B) 489. (D)
490. (D)
491. (B) 492.
(A) 493. (B) 494. (B)
495. (D) 496.(D) 497.( )
498. (B) 499.
(A) 500. (B) 501. (B)
502. (D) 503. (D) 504. (D)
505. (C) 506.
(D) 507. (C) 508. (C)
509. (A) 510. (A)
511. (A) 512.
(C) 513. (A) 514. (B)
515. (C) 516. (B)
517. (D) 518. (C)
519. (D) 520. (C) 521. (A)
522. (A) 523.
(A) 524. (B) 525. (A)
526. (D) 527. (A)
528. (D) 529.
(D) 530. (A) 531. (D)
532. (B)
533. (C) 534. (B) 535. (C)
536. (C) 537. (A)
534. 538. (A) 539.
(D) 540. (A) 541. (C)
542. (D) 543.  C 692.C 693.B
694.B
695.A 696.D 697.A
698.B 699.C 700.D
701.B 702.D 703.C
704.D
705.C
706.B 707.A 708.A
709.D 710.C 711.A
712.A 713.C 714.C
715.(B) 716.(A) 717.(C) 718.(A) 719.(D) 720.(D)
721.(D) 722.(D) 723. (B) 724.(C) 725.(D) 726.(C)
727.(A) 728.(C) 729.(A) 730.(D) 731.(D) 732.(C)
733.(B) 734.(C) 735.(C)
736.(C) 737.(C) 738.(C) 739.(C) 740.(B) 741.(C)
742.(D) 743.(B) 744.(A) 745.(C) 746.(C) 747.(B)
748.(C) 749.(D) 750.(D) 751.(C) 752.(B) 753..(B)
754.(B) 755.(B) 756.(D) 757.(C) 758.(C)
759.(A) 760.(C) 761.(B) 764.(D) 765.(C) 766.(C)
767.(B) 768.(D)
769.(D) 770.(D) 771.(B) 772.(C) 773.(A) 774.(D)
775.(A) 776.(C) 777.(D) 778.(C)
779.(D) 780.(A) 781.(A) 782.(C) 783.(B) 784.(B)
785.(D) 786.(A) 787.(B) 788.(B) 789.(A) 790.(D)
791. (B) 792.
(C) 793. (C) 794. (D)
795 (A?) 796.
(D?) 797. (D) 798. (C)
799. (B)
800. (D)