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PracticeTest#1SentenceCorrection(171-258)

170.(32496-!

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MargaretMead,thebest-knownanthropologistofthetwentiethcentury,helpedshapepublicopiniononfundamentallyimportantareaslikeattitudestowardchildrenandfamilies,alongwiththerelativemeritsofcompetitionandcooperation.

A.shapepublicopiniononfundamentallyimportantareaslikeattitudestowardchildrenandfamilies,alongwith

B.shapepublicopinioninsuchfundamentallyimportantareasasattitudestowardchildrenandfamiliesand

C.toshapepublicopinionaboutsuchfundamentallyimportantareaslikeattitudestowardchildrenandfamilies,alsoabout

D.theshapingofpublicopinionforfundamentallyimportantareassuchasattitudestowardchildrenandfamilies,andthosetoward

E.theshapingofpublicopinionaroundfundamentallyimportantareaslikeattitudestowardchildrenandfamilies,andthoseof

171.(27299-!

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Oneoftheprimarydistinctionsbetweenourintelligencewiththatofotherprimatesmaylaynotsomuchinanyspecificskillbutinourabilitytoextendknowledgegainedinonecontexttonewanddifferentones.

A.betweenourintelligencewiththatofotherprimatesmaylaynotsomuchinanyspecificskillbut

B.betweenourintelligencewiththatofotherprimatesmaylienotsomuchinanyspecificskillbutinstead

C.betweenourintelligenceandthatofotherprimatesmaylienotsomuchinanyspecificskillas

D.ourintelligencehasfromthatofotherprimatesmaylienotinanyspecificskillas

E.ofourintelligencetothatofotherprimatesmaylaynotinanyspecificskillbut

172.(32542-!

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IntroducedbyItalianmerchantsresidentinLondonduringthesixteenthcentury,inEnglandlifeinsuranceremaineduntiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturyaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwritersandtheirclients,typicallybeingshipowners,overseasmerchants,orprofessionalmoneylenders.

A.inEnglandlifeinsuranceremaineduntiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturyaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwritersandtheirclients,typicallybeing

B.inEnglandlifeinsurancehadremaineduntiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturyaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwriterswiththeirclients,whotypicallywere

C.untiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturylifeinsuranceinEnglandhadremainedaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwritersandtheirclients,typically

D.lifeinsuranceinEnglandremaineduntiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturyaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwritersandtheirclients,typically

E.lifeinsuranceremaineduntiltheendoftheseventeenthcenturyinEnglandaspecializedcontractbetweenindividualunderwriterswiththeirclients,whotypicallywere

173.(32450-!

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Thewidelyacceptedbig-bangtheoryholdsthattheuniversebeganinanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagoandhasbeenexpandingeversince.

A.thattheuniversebeganinanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagoandhasbeenexpanding

B.thattheuniversehadbeguninanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagoandhadbeenexpanding

C.thatthebeginningoftheuniversewasanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagothathasexpanded

D.thebeginningoftheuniversetohavebeenanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagothatisexpanding

E.theuniversetohavebeguninanexplosiveinstant10to20billionyearsagoandhasbeenexpanding

174.(28920-!

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Oftenmajoreconomicshiftsaresogradualastobeindistinguishableatfirstfromordinaryfluctuationsinthefinancialmarkets.

A.sogradualastobeindistinguishable

B.sogradualsothattheycanbeindistinguishable

C.sogradualthattheyareunabletobedistinguished

D.gradualenoughnottobedistinguishable

E.gradualenoughsothatonecannotdistinguishthem

175.(27069-!

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Expertsestimatethattentimesasmuchpetroleumexistsinsourcesliketarsands,heavyoil,andperhapseveninshalethaninconventionalreservoirs.

A.sourcesliketarsands,heavyoil,andperhapseveninshalethan

B.sourcesliketarsands,heavyoil,andperhapseveninshalethanare

C.suchsourcesastarsands,heavyoil,andperhapseveninshaleasare

D.suchsourcesastarsands,heavyoil,andperhapsevenshaleas

E.suchsourcesastarsands,heavyoil,andperhapsevenshalethan

176.(25765-!

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ForatleasttwodecadesormoreprevioustowhentheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolodiedin1770,hewasthemostadmiredpainterinItaly.

A.ForatleasttwodecadesormoreprevioustowhentheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolodiedin1770,hewas

B.ForatleasttwodecadesbeforetheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolodiedin1770,hehadbeen

C.ForatleasttwodecadesormorebeforetheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolo'sdyingin1770,hehadbeen

D.WhentheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolodiedin1770,foratleasttwodecadespreviouslyhewas

E.WhentheVenetianartistGiovanniBattistaTiepolodiedin1770,havingbeenforatleasttwodecadesbeforethat

177.(24315-!

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Inher26yearsintheforestsofGombe,JaneGoodallcollecteddatathatprovedthatchimpanzeesexhibitthekindofcuriositysothatnewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressioncanbepassedonfromeachonetoothersbyimitatingandpracticing

A.exhibitthekindofcuriositysothatnewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressioncanbepassedonfromeachonetoothersbyimitatingandpracticing

B.willexhibitthekindofcuriositysothatnewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressioncanbepassedonfromonetoanotherbyimitatingandpracticing

C.willexhibitthekindofcuriositysothatnewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressioncanbepassedonfromonetoanotherbyimitationandpractice

D.exhibitthekindofcuriositybywhichnewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressioncanbepassedonfromonetoanotherbyimitationandpractice

E.exhibitthekindofcuriositywherenewpatternsofbehaviorandexpressionarepassedontoothersbyimitationandpractice

178.(31376-!

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LastweeklocalshrimpersheldanewsconferencetotakesomecreditfortheresurgenceoftherareKemp'sridleyturtle,sayingthattheircompliancewithlawsrequiringthatturtle-excluderdevicesbeonshrimpnetsprotectadultseaturtles.

A.requiringthatturtle-excluderdevicesbeonshrimpnetsprotect

B.requiringturtle-excluderdevicesonshrimpnetsisprotecting

C.thatrequireturtle-excluderdevicesonshrimpnetsprotect

D.torequireturtle-excluderdevicesonshrimpnetsareprotecting

E.torequireturtle-excluderdevicesonshrimpnetsisprotecting

179.(25535-!

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UnlikeGeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,bothofwhomrunningasindependentcandidates,H.RossPerot'sindependentrunforthepresidencyin1992arosenotfromanunsuccessfulefforttogainamajorpartynominationbutfromadesiretoestablishaviablethirdpartyinAmericanpolitics.

A.GeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,bothofwhomrunningasindependentcandidates,

B.GeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,eachofwhomranasindependentcandidates,

C.GeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,bothofwhichranasanindependentcandidate,

D.theindependentcandidates,GeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,

E.theindependentcandidaciesofGeorgeWallacein1968andJohnAndersonin1980,

180.(26977-!

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NotingthattheFederalReservehadraisedakeyshort-terminterestrateagainlastmonth,analystssaidthattheyexpectedordersfordurablegoodstodeclinesoonbecauserisinginterestratesmakesitmoreexpensivetobuythemoncredit

A.risinginterestratesmakesitmoreexpensivetobuythemoncredit

B.risinginterestratesmakebuyingoncreditmoreexpensive

C.ariseininterestratesmakeitmoreexpensivetobuyoncredit

D.ariseininterestratesmakebuyingoncreditmoreexpensive

E.ariseininterestratesmakesitmoreexpensiveforthemtobeboughtoncredit

181.(27438-!

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Thenumberofpeopleflyingfirstclassondomesticflightsrosesharplyin1990,doublingtheincreaseofthepreviousyear.

A.doublingtheincreaseof

B.doublingthatoftheincreasein

C.doubleasmuchastheincreaseof

D.twiceasmanyastheincreasein

E.twiceasmanyastheincreaseof

182.(32026-!

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Theorganicfoodindustryhasorganizedasuccessfulgrassrootscampaign—usingWebsites,publicmeetings,andalsomassmailings—thathaveconvincedtheDepartmentofAgriculturetochangetheproposedfederalregulationsfororganicallygrownfood.

A.usingWebsites,publicmeetings,andalsomassmailings—thathaveconvinced

B.usingWebsites,publicmeetings,andmassmailings—thathasconvinced

C.byusingWebsites,publicmeetings,andmassmailings—inconvincing

D.bytheuseofWebsites,publicmeetings,aswellasmassmailings—thatconvinced

E.whichusedWebsites,publicmeetings,andmassmailings—inconvincing

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Despiterecentincreasesinsalesandcashflowthathavepropelledautomobilecompanies'commonstockstonewhighs,severalindustryanalystsexpectautomakers,inordertoconservecash,tosetdividendsmoreconservativelythantheywere

A.tosetdividendsmoreconservativelythantheywere

B.tosetdividendsmoreconservativelythantheyhavebeen

C.tobemoreconservativethantheyhavebeeninsettingdividends

D.thattheywillbemoreconservativethant

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