lfsufficient

Test4

withmanyanimals,humansdonotswimby

instinct.

(A)withmanyanimals

(B)whatmanyanimalsdo

(C)manyanimals

(D)manyanimalswhodoit

(E)manyanimalsdo

unin1867andstilltakingplaceeverysummer

theBelmontStakes,ahorraceforthoroughbred

three-year-olds,wasoneoftheoldestracesinthe

UnitedStates.

(A)was

(B)is

(C)were

(D)are

(E)hasbeen

rescholarsthinkoffablesprobablyoriginating

amongtheSemiticpeoplesoftheMiddleEast,moving

firsttoIndiaandthenwesttoGreece.

(A)offablesprobablyoriginating

(B)offablesthatprobablyoriginated

(C)thatthefable’soriginswereprobably

(D)thattheoriginoffablesprobablywas

(E)thatfablesprobablyoriginated

Gibson,thefirstAfricanAmericantennis

Playerthattheyrecognizedasaworldchampion,

Beganplayingamateurtennisinthe1940’s.

(A)thattheyrecognizedas

(B)thatwasrecognizedtobe

(C)recognizedbecaushewas

(D)toberecognizedas

(E)recognizingheras

iesactingthroughtheirgovernmentsmakethe

rulestostatewhichactsateillegal,butalthoughwaris

themostviolentofhumanactivities,ithasnotbeen

declaredillegalbyanyoftheworld’sgovernmentsor

theiragencies.

(A)tostate

(B)stating

(C)whentheystate

(D)thatarestating

(E)wheretheystate

2003NobelPeacePrizewasawardedtoShirin

Ebadi,anIranianlawyer,writer,andteacher,she

gainedprominenceasanadvocatefordemocracyand

humanrights.

(A)teacher,shegained

(B)teacher,shehadgained

(C)teacher,gaining

(D)teacherwhogained

(E)teacherhavinggained

eitarlyhistoryisnotfullyknown,origami,

theartoffoldingobjectsoutofpaperwithoutcutting,

pasting,ordecorating,emstohavedevelopedfrom

theolderartoffoldingcloth

(A)Becau

(B)Inthat

(C)Since

(D)Although

(E)As

hemostpopularsingersofhistime,morethan

twentylanguagesweremasteredbyPaulRobeson,

allowinghimtoperformclassicalrepertory,spirituals,

andfolksongsfromaroundworld.

(A)morethantwentylanguagesweremasteredby

PaulRobeson,allowinghimtoperform

(B)PaulRobeson'smasteryofmorethantwenty

languagesallowedhimtoperform

(C)masteringmorethantwentylanguagesallowed

PaulRobesontoperform

(D)hismasteryofmorethantwentylanguages

allowedPaulRobes

(E)PaulRobesonmasteredmorethantwenty

languages,allowinghimtoperform

thisregardedbymanyhavingbeenthe

greatestbaballplayerinhistory,andheremains

arguablythemostcelebratedfigureinNorthAmerican

sports.

(A)havingbeen

(B)thathewas

(C)forbeing

(D)tobe

(E)as

ltechnology,averymarketerknows,is

synonymoustospeed,precisionandthefuture.

(A)to

(B)of

(C)with

(D)for

(E)through

arefullystudyingbothofthearticles,Dr.

RodriguezandNurAlbafoundthattheonly

differencebetweenthemweretheirtitles.

(A)themweretheirtitles

(B)themwerethetitles

(C)thearticleswerethetitles

(D)thearticleswasthatofthetitles

(E)thearticleswastheirtitles

ynationwerecompletelylf-sufficientand

operatedunderafree-marketeconomy,theworld's

foodsupplywillbegovernedsolelybytheeconomics

ofsupplyanddemand.

(A)willbe

(B)wouldhavebeen

(C)wastobe

(D)was

(E)wouldbe

afispuregoldthatishammeredsothinforitto

take300,000unitstomakeastackoneinchhigh.

(A)forittotake

(B)sothatittakes

(C)soittakes

(D)asforittotake

(E)thatittakes

hebest-knownworkofpoetEmmaLazarusis

thesonnet“NewColossus,”itwaschontobethe

inscriptionforthepedestaloftheStatueofLibertyin

1886.

(A)itwaschontobe

(B)choosingittobe

(C)whichtheychofor

(D)whichwaschonas

(E)theychoitas

g,wasbelievedtohaveoriginatedinWestern

dChinainthesixthcentury,whereit

continuestobeudforawiderangeofpurpos,

includingasamilitarysignal,arhythmic

accompanimentforvocalperformance,andaritual

instrument.

(A)Thegongwasbelievedtohaveoriginatedin

WesternAsia,reached

(B)Thegong,itisbelieved,originatedinWestern

Asia,reached

(C)Thegong,believedtohaveoriginatedinWestern

Asia,reached

(D)ThegongisbelievedtooriginateinWesternAsia,

andreaching

(E)Thegong,theybelieve,hasoriginatedinWestern

Asia,reaching

owasprobablythefasttodiscoverSaturn's

rings,althoughhistelescopewassosmall,hecouldnot

etheringsproperlyandassumedthattheywere

satellites.

(A)although

(B)butbecau

(C)since

(D)and

(E)nevertheless

ecpeople,widelyregardedasthecreatorsof

ThefirstcivilizationinMesoamerica,thearea

encompassingmuchofMexicoandCentralAmerican.

(A)people,widely

(B)people,whicharewidely

(C)people,theyarewidely

(D)peoplewillbewidely

(E)peoplearewidely

ghtheirlanguageandpeoplethatarenotof

Europeanorigin,Finlandisgenerallyconsideredpart

ofScandinavia,whichalsoincludesNorway,Sweden

andDenmark.

(A)theirlanguageandpeoplethatare

(B)ithasalanguageandpeoplethatare

(C)theyhavelanguagesandpeople

(D)itslanguageandpeopleare

(E)therearelanguageandpeoplethatare

thehollowbodyofanacousticguitar,which

actsasasoundboxtoprojectsound,thesolid-body

electricguitarisalmostsoundlesswithouttheaidofan

amplificationsystem.

(A)thehollowbodyofanacousticguitar,whichacts

(B)thehollowbodythatanacousticguitarhas,itacts

(C)anacousticguitar'hollowbody,acting

(D)anacousticguitar,whohollowbodyacts

(E)anacousticguitaranditshollowbody,acting

20．Fireflies,orlightningbugs,areactuallysoft-bodied

beetles,mostofwhomproducinglightinspecial

organslocatedintheundersidesoftheirabdomens.

(A)ofwhomproducing

(B)ofwhichproduce

(C)ofthemproduce

(D)produce

(E)toproduce

21．Tosatisfythecurious,toprotecttheirmarket,andit

discouragedcompetitorswhentheearliestspicetraders

spreadfantastictalesofspicesgrowinginshallow

lakesguardedbywingedanimalsandindeepglens

infestedwithpoisonoussnakes.

(A)itdiscouragedcompetitorswhen

(B)itdiscouragedcompetitors,

(C)discouragingcompetitorsmade

(D)todiscouragecompetitors,when

(E)todiscouragecompetitors,

22．Themostnotoriousquick-drawgunmanoftheTexas

frontier,JohnWesleyHardin'xploitswerewritten

aboutinanautobiographypublishedposthumously,

TheLifeofJohnWesleyHardinasWrittenbyHimlf.

(A)JohnWesleyHardin'xploitswerewrittenabout

(B)JohnWesleyHardin'xploitsarerecorded

(C)JohnWesleyHardinwroteabouthixploits

(D)theexploitsofJohnWesleyHardinwerewritten

about

(E)theexploitsofJohnWesleyHardinarerecorded

23．WithoneofthemostsuccessfulAfricanAmerican

Businessinhistory,theMotownrecordCorporation

Wasfoundedin1959inDetroitbyBettyGordy,Jr.

(A)Withone

(B)Itwasone

(C)Beingone

(D)One

(E)Asone

24．Adultladybugsoftenpreyonagriculturalorgarden

pests,causingmanyfruitgrowerstoconsiderthem

amongthemostbeneficialincts.

(A)causingmanyfruitgrowersto

(B)therefore,manyfruitgrowers

(C)thiscausmanyfruitgrowersto

(D)whichcaumanyfruitgrowersto

(E)manyfruitgrowers

25．Environmentallyhazardouscontaminationofthewater

andairisoneofthemoreriousandcomplexissues

facingurbancentersintheUnitedStates,wherethey

haveaneffectonpublichealth,propertyvalues,and

thequalityoflifeismagnifiedbythedensityof

population.

(A)theyhavean

(B)their

(C)an

(D)ithasan

(E)its

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