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(B)Itwassenttothewoman'
sroommatebymistake.
(C)Thewomanpickeditupatthepostoffice.
(D)Thepostalservicedeliveredittothewoman'
shouse.
6.(A)Hehastowashathousanddishes.
(B)Hehasmoredishesthanhisbrother.
(C)Hisbrothertakestoomuchtimewashingthedishes.
(D)hehasaskedhisbrothertowashthedishedmanytimes.
7.(A)He'
dliketorescheduletheparty.
(B)HeandJillaren'
tfreenextweek.
(C)He'
snotsureifJillisavailableonFriday.
tknowwhattobringtotheparty.
8.(A)Thebicycleisbeingrepaired.
(B)Thebicycleisnew.
(C)Shelentthebicycletoafriend.
(D)Thebicycleisparkedoutside.
9.(A)ShewantedtovisitJoe'
shome.
(B)Shedoesn'
tunderstandwhyJoeleftwithouther.
(C)Joeshouldtakeataxitoherhouse.
(D)Joedidn'
twanttotakethetaxitohishouses.
10.(A)Hehasalwaysadmiredher.
(B)Hewisheshecouldspendmoretimewithher.
(C)She'
stallerthanheis.
(D)Shelooksverydifferentfromhim.
11.(A)Trainservicewillreturntonormalinafewdays.
(B)It'
sbettertotakeatrainlaterintheday.
(C)Themantookthewrongtrain.
(D)Delaysintrainservicewillcontinue.
12.(A)Putthebriefcasebackintheelevator.
(B)Contacttheownerofthebriefcase.
(C)Findoutifthereceptionistlostabriefcase.
(D)Takethebriefcasetothereceptiondesk.
13.(A)Sports.
(B)Music.
(C)Hardware.
(D)Artsandcrafts.
14.(A)Sheworkslonghours.
(B)Shefoundanotherjob.
(C)Sheistootiredtoteach.
(D)Noonecantakeherplace.
15.(A)Thebandneedsmorepractice.
(B)Thebandmembersarebeingpaidtoplay.
(C)Thebandhasbeenworkinghard.
(D)Bandpracticebeginsinanhour.
16.(A)Shehaschangedherschedule.
(B)ShewassickonFriday.
(C)Sheworkslessthansheusedto
(D)HervacationstartedonMonday.
17.(A)Wherethewomanisgoingtodinner.
(B)Wherethenewrestaurantislocated.
(C)Wherethewomangotthecoupon.
(D)Wherethewoman'
scousinlives.
18.(A)She'
dalsoliketogetaprinter.
(B)Sheneedsaprintermorethanthemando.
(C)Themanshouldbuyahighqualityprinter.
(D)Themanshouldinvestinaprintingcompany.
19.(A)Hurry.
(B)PickuptheBrowns.
(C)Godownstairs.
(D)Movetoanewhouse.
20.(A)Shewantstochangehermajor.
(B)She'
snotgoingtograduateschoolimmediately.
llstopattheofficebeforereturningtoschool.
(D)She'
llswitchcollegesforgraduatework.
21.(A)Thepicnicwillprobablybecanceled.
sgladthatthepicnicisthisweekend.
(C)It'
snotgoingtorain.
(D)Heknowswherethepicnicistobeheld.
22.(A)Totryoutforthevolleyballteam.
(B)Nottoworryaboutwhatpeoplethink.
(C)Togetthemticketstothevolleyballgame.
(D)Tospendmoretimeonherstudies.
23.(A)Mikeprobablywon'
tfindanapartmentintime.
(B)Mikeshouldtalktohisoldlandlord.
(C)Mikealwaysmanagestofindanapartment
(D)Mikehasn'
tregisteredforschoolthisyear.
24.(A)Readagasmeter.
(B)Startacampfire.
(C)Getgasforhiscar.
(D)Cooksomefood.
25.(A)Hedoesn'
trememberexactlywhathesaid.
(B)Hetoldthewomantotrytogetmoresleep.
(C)Heknewthewomanwouldbenefitfromhisadvice.
(D)Hedidn'
texpectthewomantolistentohim.
26.(A)It'
seasiertotakethesubway.
(B)Automobilespollutetheair.
(C)Thesubwayislessthanhalffull.
(D)Carsareexpensivetooperate.
27.(A)Shethinksit'
scoldtoo.
(B)Theyneedtogetthefreezerfixedagain
dlikethemantorepeatwhathesaid.
(D)Themantoldherthatbefore.
28.(A)Themancausedthenewslettertobelate.
(B)Theman'
sarticlewon'
tbepublishedrightaway.
(C)Shehasn'
thadtimetoreadtheman'
sarticle.
(D)Shedoesn'
tknowwhathappenedtotheman'
29.(A)Thesisterssharealotofthings.
(B)Sheandhersisterwillswitchseats.
(C)Thingsaregoingwellforhersister.
(D)Hersisterfinishedhercooking.
30.(A)Eatalatedinner.
(B)Cancelthebreak.
(C)Skipdinner.
(D)Bringthemansomethingtoeat.
31.(A)Tomakeanappointmenttolookatahouse.
(B)Togetinformationaboutspecialhousing.
(C)Toaskaboutgettingaloantobuyahouse.
(D)Torenewthehousingcontract.
32.(A)Withhisgrandparents.
(B)Instudenthousing.
(C)Withhiswife'
sparents.
(D)Inhisownapartment.
33.(A)Hehasmorethanonechild.
(B)Hiswifeisagraduatestudent.
(C)Heisafulltimestudent.
(D)Heworksattheuniversityhousingoffice.
34.(A)Heearnslessthan$15,000ayear.
slookingforafull-timejob.
(C)Hethinkshisrentistoohigh.
(D)Heplanstogobacktograduateschool.
35.(A)Sheisn'
tthereinthemorning.
(B)Herassistantisn'
(C)Shewon'
thavetheformsheneedsuntiltheafternoon.
(D)Sheisn'
tasbusyintheafternoon.
36.(A)Theylivedincaves.
(B)Theytraveledingroups.
(C)Theyhadanadvancedlanguage.
(D)Theyatemostlyfruit.
37.(A)Theylivedinlargegroups.
(B)Theyusedsandasinsulation.
(C)Theykeptfiresburningconstantly.
(D)Theyfacedtheirhomestowardthesouth.
38.(A)Meethisanthropologyteacher.
(B)Lendhimhermagazinewhenshe'
sdonewithit.
(C)Comeovertohishouseafterclass.
(D)Helphimstudyforananthropologytest.
39.(A)Puttingaroofonabarn.
(B)Harvestingwaterreeds.
(C)Usingstoneasabuildingmaterial.
(D)Dailyfarmoperations.
40.(A)Claytiles.
(B)Slateorstone
(C)Woodenshingles.
(D)Reedsorstraw.
41.(A)Latercolonistsdidnotknowhowtothatch.
(B)Thatchingwasconsidereddangerous.
(C)Otherroofingmaterialswereavailable.
(D)Thatchingwasunsuitablefortheclimate.
42.(A)It'
smanufacturedtobestrong.
(B)Itbendswithoutbreaking.
(C)Thatchesnailitdownsecurely.
(D)Thewindscanpassthroughiteasily.
43.(A)Ifpeoplehadmoretimetolearnhowtodoit.
(B)Ifitscostwentdown.
(C)Ifitcouldmakebuildingsmoreattractive.
(D)Ifpeoplerealizeditsmanyadvantages.
44.(A)ThecoffeemarketinBoston.
(B)Theroleofsupermarketsinthecoffeebusiness.
(C)AnewtrendintheUnitedStates.
(D)Theadvertisingofanewproduct.
45.(A)Gourmetcoffeeislessexpensive.
(B)Regularbrandsofcoffeehavetoomuchcaffeine.
(C)Gourmetcoffeetastesbetter.
(D)GourmetcoffeeisgrownintheUnitedStates.
46.(A)Theywillrunoutofcoffee.
(B)Theywillsuccessfullycompetewithgourmetcoffeesellers.
(C)Theywillintroducenewregularbrandsofcoffee.
(D)Theywilllosesomecoffeebusiness.
47.(A)Photographictechniquescommonintheearly1900'
s.
(B)ThelifeofAlfredStieglitz.
(C)TheinfluenceofweatheronAlfredStieglitz'
sphotography.
(D)AlfredStieglitze'
sapproachtophotography.
48.(A)Howtoanalyzephotographictechniques.
(B)Howtodefinephotography.
(C)HowAlfredStieglitzcontributedtothehistoryofphotography.
(D)Whetherphotographyissuperiortootherartforms.
49.(A)Theywereinfluencedbyhisbackgroundinengineering.
(B)Theywereveryexpensivetotake.
(C)Theywereamongthefirsttakenundersuchconditions.
(D)Mostofthemwereofpoorquality.
50.(A)Hethoughtthecopyingprocesstooktoolong.
(B)Heconsideredeachphotographtobeunique.
(C)Hedidn'
thavethenecessaryequipmentforreproduction.
twantthemtobedisplayedoutsideofhishome.