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(A)over
(B)at
(C)of
(D)above

_____ hearing her husband’s sudden death in a car crash, Lucy fainted on the spot. (A)With (B)By (C)Of (D)On

I am becoming forgetful; I can’t recall the name of the person _____ . (A)to the moment (B)by the moment (C)for the moment (D)in the moment

The committee offers an explanation _____ why both developed and developing countries may benefit from open trade. (A)and (B)yet (C)as to (D)due to

Many experts are convinced that the Greenhouse Effect is irreversible, _____ they advise us to plan now for how to cope with environmental changes. (A)so (B)for (C)because (D)yet

27(A)relevant (B)imminent (C)prominent (D)diffident

28(A)subjective (B)objective (C)positive (D)negative

29(A)proficient (B)deficient (C)efficient (D)sufficient

30(A)Delinquent (B)Subsequent (C)Succinct (D)Deferential

The trees have been cut down in large amounts. The _____ of the world’s rain forests becomes a serious problem. (A)depreciation (B)deformation (C)deforestation (D)decomposition

So central is language to political organization that in many societies defining the language has become tantamount to defining nationality. (A)The language issue has become a central topic essential to political organizations. (B)In many societies a person’s nationality can be defined by the language he speaks. (C)The language has been used to determine whether one is patriotic to one’s nation. (D)The language has been defined as a tool for the nation to unify political organizations.