| 1 |
Interest in(A) automatic data processing has grown (B) rapid (C) since (D) the first large calculators were introduced in 1950. |
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- Ain
- Bgrown
- Crapid
- Dsince
- None
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| 2 |
Vaslav Nijinsky achieved (A) world recognition as (B) both a dancer (C) as well as (D) a choreographer. |
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- Aachieved
- Bas
- Ca dancer
- Das well as
- None
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| 3 |
Airports must be located (A) near to (B) major population centers for the advantage of air transportation (C) to be retained (D). |
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- Abe located
- Bnear to
- Cair transportation
- Dto be retained
- None
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| 4 |
It is said (A) that Einstein felt very (B) badly (C) about the application of his theories to (D) the creation of weapons of war. |
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- AIt is said
- Bvery
- Cbadly
- Dto
- None
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| 5 |
The plants that they (A) belong to (B) the family of ferns are (C) quite varied in their (D) size and structure. |
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- Athey
- Bbelong to
- Care
- Dtheir
- None
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| 6 |
Despite of (A) the increase in air fares, most people still (B) prefer (C) to travel (D) by plane. |
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- ADespite of
- Bstill
- Cprefer
- Dto travel
- None
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| 7 |
All of we (A) students must have (B) an identification card in order to check books out (C) of (D) the library. |
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| 8 |
Columbus Day is celebrated (A) on (B) the twelve (C) of October because (D) on that day in 1492, Christopher Columbus first landed in the Americas. |
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- Ais celebrated
- Bon
- Ctwelve
- Dbecause
- None
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| 9 |
One of the most (A) influence (B) newspapers in the U.S. is (C) The New York Times, which is widely distributed (D) throughout the world. |
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- Athe most
- Binfluence
- Cis
- Dwidely distributed
- None
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| 10 |
An unexpected raise (A) in the cost of living as well as (B) a decline in employment opportunities resulted (C) in the rapid (D) creation by Congress of new government programs for the unemployed. |
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- Araise
- Bas well as
- Cresulted
- Drapid
- None
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| 11 |
It is (A) imperative that a graduate student maintain (B) a grade point average of (C) “B” in his (D) major field. |
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- AIt is
- Bmaintain
- Cof
- Dhis
- None
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| 12 |
Coastal and inland waters are inhabited (A) not only (B) by fish but also by such (C) sea creature (D) as shrimps and clams. |
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- Aare inhabited
- Bnot only
- Csuch
- Dsea creature
- None
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| 13 |
Economists have tried to discourage (A) the use (B) of the phrase “underdeveloped nation” and encouraging (C) the more (D) accurate phrase “developing nation” in order to suggest an ongoing process. |
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- Ato discourage
- Bthe use
- Cencouraging
- Dthe more
- None
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| 14 |
A gas like (A) propane will combination (B) with water molecules in a saline solution to form (C) a solid called (D) a hydrate. |
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- Alike
- Bcombination
- Cto form
- Dcalled
- None
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| 15 |
Although it (A) cannot be proven (B), presumable (C) the expansion of the universe will slow down as it approaches (D) a critical radius. |
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- Ait
- Bbe proven
- Cpresumable
- Dit approaches
- None
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| 16 |
Regardless of (A) your teaching method, the objective of any conversation class should be (B) for the students to practice (C) speaking words (D). |
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- ARegardless of
- Bshould be
- Cto practice
- Dspeaking words
- None
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| 17 |
A City University professor reported that he discovers (A) a vaccine that (B) has been 80 percent effective in reducing (C) the instances of tooth decay among (D) small children. |
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- Adiscovers
- Bthat
- Cin reducing
- Damong
- None
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| 18 |
American baseball teams, once (A) the only contenders for the worlds championship, are now being (B) challenged by (C) either (D) Japanese teams and Venezuelan teams. |
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- Aonce
- Bbeing
- Cby
- Deither
- None
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| 19 |
When they have been (A) frightened (B), as, for example, by (C) an electrical storm, dairy cows may refuse giving (D)milk. |
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- Ahave been
- Bfrightened
- Cby
- Dgiving
- None
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| 20 |
Miami, Florida is among (A) the few cities in the United States that (B) has been awarded (C) official status as (D) bilingual municipalities. |
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- Aamong
- Bthat
- Chas been awarded
- Das
- None
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| 21 |
No other (A) quality is more important for (B) a scientist to acquire as (C) to observe carefully (D). |
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- ANo other
- Bfor
- Cas
- Dcarefully
- None
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| 22 |
After the police (A) try unsuccessfully (B) to determine to who (C) the stolen property belongs, they auction it (D) locally or online. |
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- Athe police
- Bunsuccessfully
- Cwho
- Dit
- None
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| 23 |
Fertilizers are used (A) primarily (B) to enrich soil (C) and increasing (D) yield. |
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- Aare used
- Bprimarily
- Csoil
- Dincreasing
- None
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| 24 |
If the ozone gases of the atmosphere did not filter out (A) the ultraviolet rays of the sun, life as (B) we know it (C) would not have evolved on Earth (D). |
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- Adid not filter out
- Bas
- Cit
- Don Earth
- None
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| 25 |
The regulation requires that everyone who (A) holds (B) a nonimmigrant visa reports (C) an (D) address to the federal government in January of each year. |
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- Awho
- Bholds
- Creports
- Dan
- None
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