19. Like all parents of modest personality, they stopped ______ their desire to shop for themselves when they began to have children and needed to save more money.
(A) intriguing
(B) monitoring
(C) indulging
(D) designating
(E) moralizing

15. The main ______ to development is the country's gigantic foreign debt. (A) production (B) innovation (C) network (D) federation (E) impediment

16. The silver drinking cups seen in the work are exact ______ of ancient goblets discovered in an archaeological dig, while the discovery of what some believe to be King Philip’s grave in 1977 gave the makeup department specific cues. (A) replicas (B) benches (C) personas (D) authenticities (E) commodities

17. The actor had Lincoln so ______ in his psyche, in his soul, in his mind, that the director would come to work in the morning and Lincoln would sit behind his desk and they would begin the movie. (A) restrained (B) restated (C) shunned (D) cracked (E) embedded

18. The place, well equipped, comfortable, with first floor balcony and large deck, provides a pleasant ______ for watching the wildlife. (A) vantage (B) daredevil (C) mount (D) recruitment (E) constraint

20. Such diagnostic failures are treated as anomalous events because they do not conform to ______ patterns, because they divert from standard models. (A) amused (B) injected (C) amplified (D) projected (E) ejected 

21. ______ the philosophy that medicine is a human experience, Dr. Mars placed the course “Medicine in Society” in the core curriculum of the medical school. (A) Holding (B) Held (C) Having hold (D) To have held (E) To be held

22. K. Danner Clouser warns that medical students ______ by those who live in the medical world are easily trapped in conceptual ghettos, a world segregated from the common world of the patients. (A) who trained (B) trained (C) have trained (D) have been trained (E) are being trained

23. ______ the opponents of Julius Caesar were steadfast in their struggle against him, the tale of Julius Caesar is filled with ambition, glory, and ultimately, tragedy. (A) Now that (B) However (C) In terms of (D) In spite of (E) Because of

24. Catching the Big Fish comes as a revelation to the legion of fans ______ personal vision, and it is equally compelling to those who wonder how they can nurture their own creativity. (A) who have longed to better understand the author’s (B) have longed to better understand the author’s (C) with a longing to better understand the author (D) whose longing to better understand the author (E) that have better understood the author

25. Human ingenuity and the laws of physics are a dynamic combination which seems to have no limits. The question of whether life and intelligence exist elsewhere in the universe ______ planetary systems are common or a unique aberration of our own star. (A) results in how (B) builds on where (C) dominated by that (D) hinges on if (E) interacts with that