It is believed (A) that by 2030 (B) immunotherapy have succeeded (C) in curing (D) a number of
serious illnesses. Answer: will have succeeded (C)
In 1950 (A) it was naively (B) predicted that eight or ten computer (C) would be sufficient to handle
(D) all of the scientific and business needs in the United States. Answer: computers (C)
The religion (A) attempts to clarify (B) mankind's (C) relationship with a superhuman power (D).
Answer: Religion (A)
A space (A) is (B) the last frontier for man (C) to conquer (D). Answer: Space (A)
A progress (A) has been made (B) toward finding (C) a cure (D) for AIDS. Answer: Progress (A)
A few (A) tiles on Skylab were (B) the only equipments (C) that failed to perform (D) well in outer
space. Answer: equipment (C)
Spell (A) correctly (B) & is easy with the aid of a number of word processing (C) programs for
personal computers (D). Answer: Spelling (A)
That it is (A) the moon influences only one kind (B) of tide is not generally (C) known (D). Answer: it
is (A)
Philosophy (A) of the ancient Greeks has been preserved (B)_ in the scholarly writing (C) of Western
civilization (D). Answer : The Philosophy (A)
Some religions have (A) none (B) deity but are (C) philosophies that function instead of religions (D).
Answer: no (B)
Sex’s education is instituted to help the student understand the process of maturation; to
eliminate anxieties related to development, to learn values, and to prevent disease. Answer: Sex
education (A)
The MX is (A) a four-stages (B) rocket with an 8000 (C)-mile range, larger than (D) that of the
Minuteman. Answer: a four-stage (B)
By the mid-nineteenth century (A), land was such expensive (B) in large cities that architects began
to conserve space (C) by designing (D) skyscrapers. Answer: was so expensive (B)
When two products are basically (A) the same as (B), advertising (C) can influence (D) the public's
choice. Answer: the same (B)
The first (A) living structures to appear (B) on Earth thousands of years ago (C) were alike (D)
viruses. Answer: like (D)
Crocodiles (A) different from (B) alligators in that they have pointed snouts (C) and long lower teeth
that stick out when their mouths are closed (D). Answer: differ from (B)
With American prices for sugar at three times as much (A) the world price, manufacturers are (B)
beginning to use (C) fructose blended with pure sugar, or (D) sucrose. Answer: as much as/as high
as (A)
Pele scored more as (A) 1280 goals during his career (B), gaining (C) a reputation as the best (D)
soccer player of all time. Answer: more than (A)
It is generally accepted that the common cold is caused (A) by (B) as much as (C) forty strains of
viruses that (D) may be present in the air at all times. Answer: as many as (C)
The (A) more (B) important theorem of all in plane geometry is (C) the (D) Pythagorean Theorem.
Answer: most (B)
Because (A) a felony is more bad (B) than a misdemeanor, the punishment is more severe (C), and
often includes a jail sentence as well as (D) a fine. Answer: worse (B)
The higher the solar activity, the intense (A) the auroras (B) or polar light displays in the skies near
(C) the Earth's geomagnetic poles (D). Answer: the more intense (A)
Perhaps the colonists were looking for (A) a climate like England (B), when they decided to settle
(C) the North American continent instead of (D) the South American continent. Answer: to settle on
(C)
Hummingbirds move their (A) wings so rapid a way (B) that they appear to be hanging (C) in the air
(D). Answer: rapidly (B)
The idea of a submarine is an old ancient one (A), dating from as early as (B) the fifteenth century
(C) when Drebbel and Da Vinci made (D) preliminary drawings. Answer: ancient one (A)
Advertising it (A) provides (B) most of the income (C) for magazines, newspapers, radio, and
television in the United States today (D). Answer: it (A)
When the temperature is risen (A) to the burning point (B) without a source of escape for the heat
(C), spontaneous combustion occurs (D). Answer: is raised (A)
Melanin, a pigment that lays (A) under the skin, is (B) responsible for skin color, including the
variations that occur (C) among (D) different races. Answer: lies (A)
Hyde Park, the family estate of Franklin D. Roosevelt (A), sets (B) on top of a bluff overlooking (C)
the Hudson River (D). Answer: sits (B)
A one hundred-horsepower tractor (A) can (B) make (C) the work of a large number (D) of horses.
Answer: do (C)
The price (A) of gold depends in (B) several factors (C), including supply and demand in relation to
(D) the value of the dollar. Answer: depends on (B)
Because (A) blood from different individuals may different (B) in the type of antigen on the surface
of the red cells and the type of antibody in the plasma, a dangerous reaction can occur (C) between
the donor and (D) recipient in a blood transfusion. Answer: differ (B)