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1. General reference maps include basic information,
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A B
such continents, countries, rivers, features.
C D
2. According to art consultant Maeve Bee, selects works of art
A B
for display is neither an easy task nor a glamorous occupation.
C D
3. If television had been invented a thousand years ago, will
A B C
nations be significantly more homogeneous than they are now?
4. The St. Lawrence Seaway, which runs between British Columbia
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A
and New York, has completed by the United States and Canada
B C
in 1959.
D
5. To the citizens of the United States, the bald eagle, America’s
national bird, symbolize strength and freedom
B C D
6. Dolphins are warm-blooded; that is its body temperature
always stays about the same, regardless of the surroundings.
B c D
7. Authenticity stained glass is colored while the glass is in a liquid
A B C D
state.
8. On most scales, zero marks the starting point or the neutralize
A B C D
position.
9. The tongue of the okapi is too long that it can extend all the
A B C
way to its eyes when it cleans itself.
D
10. Individuals exposed to loud noise for long intervals may stuffer
A B
temporary or permanently loss of hearing.
C D
11. Film directors can take far great liberties in dealing with
A B
concepts of time and space than stage directors can.
C D
12. Traditionally, ethnographers and linguists have paid little
attention to cultural interpretation give to silence, or to the
B C
types of social in which tends to occur.
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D inf
13. With the exception of aluminum, shiny metals such as tin or
A B
Copper turns into black powders when ground fine
C D
14. Since 1921 the budget of the United States became the primary
A B C
responsibility of the President.
15. The research of Percy Julian has contributed to the creation of
A B
drugs that are in widespread use over victims of arthritis.
C D
16. A number of doctors believe that taking an aspirin the day can
A B
reduce a person’s chances of having a heart attack.
C D
17. The speech of people from United States may be differentiated
A B
on the basis of regional dialects as such Midwestern or
C D
Southern.
18. The nineteenth-century historian Harriet Maxwell Converse
having been a tireless and effective lobbyist on behalf of
B C D
American Indians.
19. Alike other members of the cat family, the domestic cat has
A B
retractable claws and a very supple body.
C D
20. Although recent motor homes are more fuel-efficient than
previously models, they still cannot be considered economical.
B C D
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21. The first fossilized dinosaur bones were discovery in the 1700’s.
A B C D
22. Styles and fads in music may come and gone, but the blues
A B
Always seem to endure.
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C D
23. Hydrocarbons, too well as many other organic compounds,
A B C
frequently form polymers.
24. Research has indicated that nearest seventy percent of an
A B
individual’s communication with other is carried out on a
nonverbal level.
25. The grow of such international organizations as the United
A B C
Nations has changed the meaning of political neutrality.
26. The first libraries in the North American colonies was
A B
established in Massachusetts in the year 1638.
C D
27. When does a neutron from one atom collides with the nucleus
A B
of another atom, a chain reaction can occur.
C D
28. Alike other academic disciplines, sociology has several major
A B C D
subdisciplines.
29. An enormous variety of information many be obtained from
A B
a largest daily newspaper.
C D
30. Before the invention of the clock, people had to reliable on the
A B C
celestial bodies to tell time
31. How many people remember listening to Orson Welles’ 1938
A B
radio broadcast, The War of the Worlds, which convince
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C D
thousands that space aliens had invaded the Earth?
32. Pewter, a metal with an ancient heritage, is still practical
A B C
medium for the nonprofessional metalworker.
33. According to cognitive theories of emotion, anger occurs when
individuals believe that they have been harmed and that the
B C
harm was either avoidable and undeserved.
34. Jackie McLean’s recordings have shown that he is one of the
few jazz musicians who style of playing has kept pace with the
A B C
evolution of modern jazz.
35. How Native American developed corn is a puzzling, for no wild
A B
corn has ever been discovered, and it grows only where people
C D
plant and tend it.
36. A principle of manager is to ensure that every action or
A B
decision achieves a carefully planned goal.
C D
37. A good exercise program helps teach people to avoid the habits
A B
that might shorten the lives.
C D
38. Classicism as a doctrine seeks what is universally truth and
A B C D
good.
39. Researchers at the University of Colorado are investigating a
A B
series of indicators that could help themselves to predict
C D
earthquakes.
40. Fungi are important in the process of decay, which returns
A B
ingredients to the soil enhances soil fertility, and decompose
C D
animal debris.
41. Land animals depend on lakes for drink water.
A B C D
42. Although days are now measured from midnight toward
A B C
midnight, this has not always been so.
43. Initial appearing with her own troupe of dancers in 1929,
A B
Martha Graham became an outstanding figure in modern
C D
dance.
44 The lowest point in the United States, 282 foot below sea level,
A B C
is found in Death Valley, California.
45. Wilson Bently, who spent many years studying snow, took
A B
more than five hundred pictures of snow crystals, but found
none two shapes alike.
D
46. In the nineteenth century, artists began to veer away from the
traditional concepts and techniques of painting that been
B C
practiced since the Renaissance.
47. The tulip tree, appreciated for its beauty, is also useful for to
A B C
make lumber.
48. The rate of interest can be definition as the gross rate of
A B
growth of capital in a contractual obligation.
C D
49. On the one hand, photovoltaic cells are relatively expensive;
on the contrary, they are completely nonpolluting.
B C D
50. No amphibian lays eggs that have shells, and therefore
amphibian eggs must to be deposited in a moist place.
B C D
51. During most of this century, A Philip Randolph struggled for
Black rights in the United States and becomes an important
B C
figure in the labor movement.
52. It has been calculated that the Earth’s circumference around
A B
the equator is over forty longer miles than the circumference
C D
around the two poles.
53. A fish must constantly to gulp water in order to keep a current
flowing through its delicate gills.
B C D
54. Maria Martinez, a Pueblo Indian, rediscovered the ancient art
of Pueblo black pottery and, by teaching the process to family
B C
and friends, develop a lucrative business.
55. Muscular motion is caused by the stimulate of specific never
A B C
cells in the brain and spinal cord.
56. A common use with gold in the nineteenth century was as a
A B
standard for the value of money.
C D
57. A liquid is similar to a gas because has molecules are not fixed
A B
to each other in any specific way.
C D
58. The Conestoga wagon, used for to carry heavy loads over long
A B
distances, originated around 1725 in a region of Pennsylvania
occupied by the Conestoga Indians.
59. Providence, Rhode Island, is a busy manufacturing city and
A B
seaport, as well the state capital.
C D
60. They young of most bird species are totally dependence on
A B
parental care after hatching.
C D
61. A large ring around the sun or the Moon has recognized by
A B C
many as a sign of rain.
D
62. Direct rail service began between New York City and Chicago
A B C
since 1852.
63. A gargoyle is a decorated waterspout projection from the
A B
above part of a building, usually from roof gutter.
C D
64. In American schools many a teacher begins the day by greeting
A B
the children, taking attendance, and salutes the flag.
C D
65. In a record dive in his bathysphere, William Beebe was the first
person to explore the ocean at a deep of 3,028 feet.
B C D
66. The myth, a traditional story representing a particular world
A B
view, is an ancient types of folklore.
C D
67. Without a reliable source of priced reasonably electricity, if
A B C
would be practically impossible to maintain a healthy economy.
68. Allegories be still written today, although modern authors
A B
generally prefer less abstract, more personal symbolism.
C D
69. Shells have served as currency in many lands and among many
A B C
differently peoples.
70. It would be hard to find a subject that someone has not already
A B C
drawn or tried to drawn.
71. The root of each hair extends down into a hair follicle and
widen into an indented bulb at the base.
B C D
72. Hundreds of wildlife refuges have been established throughout
A B
North America to provide animals with a safe place which live.
C D
73. The same other beans, limas are seeds that grown in pods.
A B C D
74. All English words of two or more syllables have least one
A B C
accented syllable.
75. It is thinked that the first urban park in the United States was
A B
the Boston Common, set aside in 1643 as community ground.
C D
76. There are three basic type of muscles in human being.
A B C D
77. To make iron, the metal must be separately from the
A B C
nonmetallic elements in the ore.
D
78. As a commercial venture, radio is about thirty years older than
A B C
television has.
79. A large company can have more flexibility in its employment
A B C
policies as a small firm.
80. Biologists studies the origins and functions of animal and plant
A B C D
life.
81. Positive reinforcement is essential for those students who are
unsure of their ability to learn; therefore, some teachers find it
B C D
hard to give other than negative comments.
82. Plato’s mistakes carry the mark of genius as plain as do those of
A B
his ideas that have survived centuries of criticism unscathed.
C D
83. If smaller amounts of pesticide would have been used by the
A B
farmers. The streams around Joplin would not now be so
polluted.
84. The economic situation of the aged, who experienced a
depression in the years when they were earning and now face
inflation in the years of their retirement, it is precarious.
C D
85. For a writer, the rarest privilege is not merely to describe his or
A B C
her country and time but to help shape it.
86. The purpose of the American Dental Association is to improve
A B
dental health and promotion the science and art of dentistry.
C D
87. Those Who have traditionally been the victims of discrimination
A
are not any longer powerless or ignored.
B C D
88. Modern travelers seem to prefer speed more than comfort.
A B C D
89. The fact that some mushrooms are perfectly safe for one
person but not for others probably accounts for differences of
B C
opinion as to which species are edible and which are not.
90. In the celery fields of Florida, the growers welcome
A B C
chameleons, which feed caterpillars and moths.
91. Putting small parcels in one bag is one of several way of
A B
carrying many things easily.
C D
92. Economics are the study of the relationship between unlimited
A B C
wants and limited resources.
93. Mosquitoes are one from the world’s deadliest insects,
A B
spreading yellow fever, malaria, and encephalitis.
C D
94. The Taoist ideal is a person who avoids conventional social
A B
obligation and leads a simple, spontaneous, and meditative life
closely to nature.
95. Gertrude Ederle was the first woman swimming the English
A B
Channel, a feat she accomplished in 1926.
C D
96. The feathers of birds help they fly and also keep them warm.
A B C D
97. Between 1820 and 1920, over thirty-eight million immigrants
A B
entered the United States from Ireland, Italy and many another
C D
countries.
98. Even though the average women possesses less physical
A B C
strength than the average man, she is believed to have greater
stamina.
99. The male narwhal have a spiral ivory tusk about eight feet long
A B
jutting out of the left side of its head.
C D
100. When glass fibers are embedded in plastic sheets, they formula
A B C
a very strong, light material.