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6.(A)Lethisbossknowthatheplanstoquit

(B)Askhisbosstogivehimmoretimeoff

(C)Recommendthewomanforapromotion

(D)Reconsiderhisdecisionabouthisjob

7.(A)Sheisgoingtostartanewexperiment.

(B)SheisplanningtostarttheexperimentonFriday.

(C)Shereceivedadditionaltimetofinishtheexperiment.

(D)Shedoesnotplantofinishtheexperiment.

8.(A)Shethinksthemanisfunny.

(B)Shewillmeetthemanfordinnertonight.

(C)Shegotsickfromlastnight'

sdinner.

(D)Shefeelsbetterthanshedidlastnight.

9.(A)HehasalreadyspokentoProfessorOdell.

(B)ProfessorOdellwillprobablyexcusehisabsence.

(C)HehasnevermissedProfessorOdell'

sclass.

(D)ProfessorOdellwasnotinclasstoday.

10.(A)Askherbrotherforaridetotheconference

(B)Findadifferenthotel

(C)Payfortheconferenceinadvance

(D)Cancelhishotelreservation

11.(A)HeforgottophoneAmyearliertoday.

(B)HedoesnotknowAmy'

snewphonenumber.

(C)Amy'

sphonenumberhasnotchanged.

(D)ThewomanshouldaskAmytbrthephonenumber.12.(A)Thestorewillhavemoreshirtstomorrow.

(B)Thestorewillnotbesellingblueshirtsanymore.

(C)Themanshouldcheckotherstoresfortheshirt.

(D)Theshirtswillbelessexpensiveafterthegame.

13.(A)Helikestogiveparties.

(B)Hedoesnotliketoattendparties.

(C)HedoesnotworkonFridays.

(D)Peopleenjoyhiscompany.

14.(A)Hisclasslastedlongerthanusual.

(B)Hegotlostonthewaytothemovie.

(C)Hedidnotknowwhattimethemoviestarted.

(D)Hedidnotpayattentiontothetime.

15.(A)HeismuchlesspatientthanNancy.

(B)ThewomanshouldplaytenniswithNancy.

(C)Nancywillgoplaytennissoon.

(D)Nancyshouldpickupherracketatthepostoffice.

16.(A)Hisgradewasnotasgoodasthewoman'

sgrade.

(B)Hethinksthecoursewaseasy.

(C)Heexpectedtogetagoodgrade.

(D)Hedidnotexpecttolikethecourse.

17.(A)Themanlooksveryniceinasuitandtie.

(B)Themandidnotneedtochangeclothes.

(C)Shelikesthesweaterthemaniswearing.

(D)Shedoesnotthinkjeansareappropriate.

18.(A)Hehasbeenspendingtoomuchtimedoingsports.

(B)Heisalreadyamemberofseveralsocialorganizations.

(C)Hisclassesalreadyinvolvealotofcommunitywork.

(D)Heisverybusywithhisacademicwork.

19.(A)Studyhernotesovertheweekend

(B)GivethemanhernotesuntilMonday

(C)Takethequizbeforethemandoes

(D)Asktohavethequizpostponed

20.(A)Hecannotwalkbecausehisfootisbroken.

(B)Hewillhavetoseethedoctoragain.

(C)Heneedstotakesomemedicine.

(D)Hefeelsrelievedabouthisinjury.

21.(A)Hedoesnotwanttocontinueontheprojecttoday.

(B)Hewillworkontheprojectwithoutthewoman.

(C)Hedoesnotknowwhentheprojectisdue.

(D)Itwilltakefivehourstofinishtheproject.

22.(A)Lookforanotherjob

(B)Talktohisbossabouthisschedule

(C)Startworklaterintheday

(D)Askhisbossforaraiseinpay

23.(A)HethinksBetsyshouldtakeabusinessclass.

(B)HegotangrywithBetsyatthemeeting.

(C)HeadmiresBetsyforexpressingheropinion.

(D)HedidnotunderstandwhatBetsysaid.

24.(A)Hecannotaffordtobuyacomputer.

(B)Hewasthelastpersontoleavethecomputerlab.

(C)Heisworriedaboutturninghispaperinlate.

(D)Heusedatypewriterforhispaper.

25.(A)Gathermoreinformationfromotherstudentstheyknow

(B)Helpeachotherwiththeassignment

(C)Askaprofessortohelpthem

(D)Takesometimeofftorest

26.(A)Thedriver'

sreactionwasunderstandable.

(B)Drinkingcoffeeisnotallowedonthebus.

(C)Someofthewoman'

scoffeespilledonthedriver.

(D)Thedrivershouldnothaveyelledatthewoman.

27.(A)Maryowesmoneytoherparents.

(B)Marydoeswellbecauseofherparents.

(C)Maryneedsmoresupportfromherparents.

(D)Mary'

sparentswanthertochangeschools.

28.(A)Informthemanaboutthepolicy

(B)Copythemessagefortheman

(C)Showthemanhowtousethecopymachine

(D)Callthemanaftershetalkstothestudents

29.(A)Hedoesnotliketoborrowmoney.

(B)Hehasalotofmoneytolend.

(C)Herarelylendsmoney.

(D)Helenttendollarstothewoman.

30.(A)Shewillnothavetimetopreparelunch.

(B)Shewouldratherwaituntiltomorrowtodecide.

(C)Shedoesnotrememberdiscussingthematter.

(D)Shehastocancelherplanstohavelunchwiththeman.

31.(A)Studentsrefusetolistentohislectures.

(B)Veryfewstudentsregisteredforhisclass.

(C)Studentsdonotseemtounderstandhislectures.

(D)Toomanystudentsfailedhisclass.

32.(A)Musicology

(B)Advancedphysics

(C)Filmstudy

(D)Introductoryscience

33.(A)Hisstudentsarenotreallyinterestedinscience.

(B)Hisstudentsaresciencemajorswhoalreadyknowthematerial.

(C)HisstudentshavedifficultyunderstandingEnglish.

(D)Hisstudentsfindthelabworktoodifficult.

34.(A)Sherelatesideastostudents'

outsideinterests.

(B)Sheplaysmusictorelaxstudents.

(C)Shecreatesunusualvideosofherstudents.

(D)Sheappliesscientificprinciplestofilmmaking.

35.(A)Hefeelsunqualifiedtotryit.

(B)Hewantsmoreinformationaboutit.

(C)Hehasalreadytriedit.

(D)Hedoesnotthinkitwillwork.

36.(A)Whatcausesblistersonfeet

(B)Howtostaycoolonahotday

(C)Whathappenedintoday'

sphysicsclass

(D)Whatismeantbyspecificheat

37.(A)Thecoldwater

(B)Thehotsand

(C)Hisphysicsclass

(D)Hiscollege

38.(A)Itstemperaturedoesnotchangeverymuchfromseasontoseason.

(B)Itsspecificheatishardtomeasure.

(C)Ittakesquitealotofenergytoraiseitstemperature.

(D)Itbecomeswarmerasitcomesincontactwithsand.

39.(A)ThegrowthoftheAmericanElmSociety

(B)Growingnewkindsofelmtrees

(C)Theimportanceofelmtrees

(D)AproblemaffectingtheAmericanelm

40.(A)Theirinabilitytocirculatewater

(B)Theirincreasedsensitivitytoheat

(C)Lowreproductiverates

(D)Heavypollutionintheatmosphere

41.(A)Itisdamagedbyextremelydryweather.

(B)Itloseswatertostrongertrees.

(C)Insectsdestroythetree'

sbark.

(D)Certainbeetlesintroduceafungustothetree.

42.(A)Bycontrollingthecarriersofthedisease

(B)Bygrowingastrongerkindoftheelm

(C)Bywateringinfectedelmtrees

(D)Bycuttingdownallinfectedelms

43.(A)Whyna&

iuml;

veartissopopulartoday

(B)TheinfluenceofFrenchartonAmericanart

(C)SomecharacteristicsofnaiveAmericanart

(D)Theeducationofnaiveartists

44.(A)Theypaintedintheirsparetime.

(B)Theylackedformalarttraining.

(C)Theyusedamoretraditionalapproachtocolor.

(D)Theyfollowedrulesestablishedbyartschools.

45.(A)Theylackbrightcolors.

(B)Theyarerealisticdepictions.

(C)Theyfollowancienttraditions.

(D)TheyareinferiortoFrenchnaivepaintings.

46.(A)Theirworkswereunsigned.

(B)Manyoftheirworksweredestroyed.

(C)Theyneverstayedinoneplaceforalongtime.

(D)Theyworkedforonlyafewyears.

47.(A)WhyAmericanindustriesgrewrapidlyinthenineteenthcentury

(B)HowadvancesintransportationhelpedAmericancitiesdevelop

(C)TransportationbetweenthecitiesoftheUnitedStates

(D)GreatAmericaninventorsofthenineteenthcentury

48.(A)Itwasnolongerpossibletokeephorses.

(B)Itwasdifficulttofindjobs.

(C)Theycouldnolongerwalktowork.

(D)Theyhadtopaymorefortheirhousing.

49.(A)Theycouldbecontrolledindependently.

(B)Theywerefireresistant.

(C)Theycouldkeepoperatingforalongerperiodoftime.

(D)Theyofferedmoreroomforpassengers.

50.(A)Itmadethesubwaysmuchquieter.

(B)Itbroughtelectriclighttothetunnels.

(C)Itallowedpassengerstobreathecleanerairinthetunnels.

(D)Itallowedsubwaystoberepairedinexpensively.

PARTTWOGrammar

1.Inertialnavigation,----avitalroleinspaceexploration,employsdevicescalledaccelerometerstomeasureaccelerationsofspacecraft.

 

 

(A)itplays

(B)whichplays

(C)whichitplays

(D)inwhichplays

2.----- 

theyrelyonexternalsourcesofwarmth,amphibiansincoolregionshibernatethroughthewinter.

(A)Because

(B)Byreasonof

(C)Dueto

(D)Sincethat

3.In1846 

---agreedupontheboundariesseparatingwhatwouldbecomeWashingtonandBritishColumbia.

(A)whentheCanadianandUnitedStatesgovernments

(B)theCanadianandUnitedStatesgovernmentswhich

(C)withtheCanadianandUnitedStatesgovernments

(D)theCanadianandtheUnitedStatesgovernments,

4.Prizedforcenturiesfortheirbeauty,rosesar

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