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1. Only someone with incredible ________ is likely to find __________ in a potentially disastrous contretemps. (A) fax pas..topiary (B) dichotomy..guerdon (C) erudition..morass (D) sanguinity..serendipity

2. While the instructor claimed his comments were __________ to a mild warning, his students recognized his tone as _________ and responded with haste. (A) tantamount..scathing (B) equivalent..embrocation (C) maladroit..inimical (D) reticulate..circumspect

3. Even though he was only a neophyte in the business, he effectively used ________ methods to ___________ himself with the manager. (A) audacious..reprove (B) obsequious..ingratiate (C) obdurate..extradite (D) stentorian..vacillate

4. The irate customer became ________, and then he __________ against the mechanic’s unfair practices and outrageous fees for car repairs. (A) mendacious..seethed (B) lachrymose..jeered (C) apoplectic..fulminated (D) stultified..scoffed

5. Making a(n) ______ visit to his ________, the unknown thief sought reassurance that no one had discovered his crime. (A) prurient..domicile (B) nefarious..morass (C) irrefutable..acumen (D) surreptitious..cache

6. Almost lulled to sleep by the candidate’s ___________ speech, the audience seemed to fall into a state of _____________. (A) convoluted..ecstasy (B) vociferous..apostasy (C) turgid..torpor (D) acerbic..sloth

7. In a child’s early years, he is ____________, accepting instruction and quickly learning new skills； however, by adolescence, this same child is typically no as ____________. (A) quixotic..pragmatic (B) fulsome..acquiescent (C) docile..malleable (D) resilient..truant

8. Since the terms of the proposed agreement between the vendors were __________, both businessmen were ___________ and hesitant to sign. (A) benign..edified (B) recondite..stymied (C) vaunted..nebulous (D) equivocal..exigent

9. During the fearful storm, the people in its path __________ God for divine _________. (A) importuned..intervention (B) imputed..favors (C) expiated..revelation (D) deprecated..power

10. Most people have _______. They are afraid of snakes. (A) arachnophobia (B) acrophobia (C) ophidiophobia (D) xenophobia

11. Philosophers tell us that one’s lifetime is __________ when considered from the viewpoint of ________ making humans appear much less important than they think in the grand scheme of things. (A) laudatory..prestidigitation (B) jaded..youth (C) ephemeral..eternity (D) gauche..theology

12. A refugee may be forced to __________ allegiance to his former country and ___________ all of his former friends in order to work in a new country. (A) fabricate..garble (B) fetch..extradite (C) abjure..forsake (D) lacerate..occlude

13. My friend’s uncle is a member of Alcoholics Anonymous； his ___________ led to an ____________ liver disease. (A) dipsomania..ineluctable (B) avarice..auspicious (C) volition..unctuous (D) tableau..incipient

14. ___________ markets sell grains, other foods, and precious metals. (A) Currency (B) Bond (C) Comprehensive (D) Commodities

15. To change from a passive acceptance of fate to a dynamic involvement in public affairs requires a major ___________ shift. (A) paradigm (B) hierarchy (C) scenario (D) appreciation

16. Because of his __________ record of lying to police, the suspect was regarded as a(n) _________ criminal. (A) irascible..disputatious (B) chaste..incorrigible (C) circuitous..insipid (D) inveterate..habitual

17. Designing a computer monitor requires not only an understanding of electromagnetism, chemistry, and the psychology of human vision. (A) not only an understanding of (B) both an understanding of (C) an understanding of not only (D) an understanding of both (E) an understanding of

18. While playing in the park one morning, a loud argument was gotten into by several of the children over the use of the swings. (A) a loud argument was gotten into by several of the children (B) a loud argument between several of the children was gotten into (C) and a loud argument gotten into by several of the children (D) several of the children getting into a loud argument (E) several of the children got into a loud argument

19. Despite living only to the age of forty, the music of John Coltrane, it inspired a generation of writers, musicians and artists. (A) the music of John Coltrane, it (B) the music of John Coltrane (C) John Coltrane’s music (D) John Coltrane created music that (E) John Coltrane created music, it

20. VitaminD, which the body needs in order to absorb calcium, is produced when skin is exposed to ultraviolet rays. (A) calcium, is produced (B) calcium, and is produced (C) calcium, producing it (D) calcium and produces (E) calcium and produces it

21. Unlike coniferous trees, whose leaves are usually needlelike, the leaves of deciduous trees are typically broad and flat. (A) the leaves of deciduous trees are typically broad and flat (B) it is typical for the leaves of deciduous trees to be broad and flat (C) broad and flat leaves are typical of deciduous trees (D) deciduous trees have leaves that are typically broad and flat (E) on deciduous trees, the leaves are typically broad and flat

22. Even when hearing it from the hotel balcony several floors above the street, the noise from the parade was jarringly loud. (A) Even when hearing it (B) Even hearing it (C) Even heard (D) While hearing it (E) It was heard

23. Faced with the ever-challenging task of balancing school and work, Jillian opted to forego taking a second part-time job and focusing on her studies instead. No error (A)Faced with(B) of balancing (C)opted to(D)focusing (E)No error

24. If the proposals approved by the city council at its most recent meeting come to fruition, several derelict buildings will see new life after years of neglect. No error (A)approved by (B)at its(C)come to fruition(D)of neglect.(E)No error

25. Commercial growers tend to breed tomato plants for qualities that increase the profitability of a crop, such as resistance of disease, rather than for flavor and nutritional value. No error (A)tend to(B) that increase(C)of (D)rather than(E)No error

26. Consisting of sixty-nine photographs she took of herself posing in settings resembling those of old movies, the Untitled Film Stills series repelled Cindy Sherman to artistic fame. No error (A) Consisting of (B) of herself (C) those of(D)repelled(E) No error

27. The presentation of the award was proceeded by several short speeches in praise of Ms. Harper’s many contributions to the community. No error (A)was(B)proceeded(C)in praise of(D)contributions to(E)No error

28. Historically, fewer than twenty percent of the pop songs identified by music executives as likely to be hits have performed as expected. No error (A)Historically(B) identified(C)as likely(D)as expected(E)No error

29. The cornea is marked with ink in order to ____________ (A) align the suction ring to attach it to the eyeball (B) determine where the layers below the cornea are to be excised (C) measure the movement of the eye during surgery (D) aid in replacing the hinged flaps of the cornea

30. The difference between correcting nearsightedness and farsightedness depends on the ______________. (A) marking of the cornea with ink (B) pressure exerted by the suction ring (C) repositioning of the cornea flaps (D) way that the cornea is either cut or trimmed

31. Of all the procedures described in the article, which of the following are effective for correcting vision without astigmatism? (A) LASIC and INTACS (B) INTEROCULAR LENSES and INTACS (C) CUSTOM LASIC and INTACS (D) LASIK and CUSTOM LASIK

32. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the view of the author? (A) The reading material available in libraries and schools meets the emotional, intellectual, and physical changes for students. (B) Reading material meets the needs of life changes for teens. (C) Young adults need to have the option for reading material that speaks to the needs of their developing physical and emotional makeup. (D) Librarians direct students to the material that is appropriate.

33. This selection makes the point that meeting the needs of adolescent students often requires incorporating _________________. (A) some type of organization that incorporates adult support (B) supervised reading programs (C) a strict academic environment (D) adult supervision of social programs

34. One would conclude from this reading that ________________. (A) there is a great market for authors of adolescent literature (B) libraries and classrooms need restructuring (C) the provision of appropriate reading material for adolescents can be helpful to their maturation (D) role models are difficult to find for today’s students

35. According to this selection, the primary desire of young adults is for literature that will ______________. (A) let them see themselves in a favorable light (B) provide information about moving from childhood to adulthood (C) provide them with a pattern to follow (D) allow separation from the family unit

36. In Paragraph 1, why do the authors include the information that the Alleghany mountains serve as a kind of boundary to the frontier? (A) To make a statement about geo-politics (B) To show how brave and unique Daniel Boone was since he lived beyond it. (C) As a commentary on the relative bravery of frontiersmen. (D) To show the pros and cons of different areas for living and exploring.

37. According to Paragraph 2, all of the following statements are true about Kentucky EXCEPT: (A) After Boone first arrived in the region it became a fierce battleground between white settlers and Native Americans. (B) It's a beautiful area full of wild game animals and forests. (C) It was thoroughly settled by Native Americans before Boone and the other settlers got there. (D) It wasn't the "property" of any Native tribe but was visited by Natives from both Ohio and Tennessee.

38. According to the passage, what were some of the jobs that Boone held? (A)Blacksmith and accountant (B)Hunter and surveyor (C)Dressmaker and hat miller (D)Politician and train conductor 8

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