26. Harry might have avoided arrest for the robbery if he ___ the teller his business card before asking for the money.
(A) wouldn’t give
(B) didn’t give
(C) hadn’t given
(D) hadn’t been given

22. We have yet to negotiate with the clients, for their ideas on these issues ___(A) correspond to our points of view. (B). do not match those of us. (C) conform mostly to what we have expected. (D) are not exactly in line with ours.

23. English language study in Taiwan is at an all-time high, ___ for use professionally or to get into a prestigious university.(A) whether (B) both (C) either (D) neither

24. Despite the confusion, we had no problem with the pickup, for she finally emailed to inform us ___.(A) when exactly she will be expected (B) exactly what time she would be expected (C) exactly when is she supposed to arrive (D) at what time exactly would she arrive

25. Neither John nor his sister visited ___ mother on Mother’s Day.(A) his (B) their (C) her (D) them

27. It’s not a good idea to give money directly to a street person ___ across your path. (A) to shamble (B) shambled (C) who shamble (D) shambling

28. No medication was prescribed as the test did not reveal ___ and where it was situated. (A) why resulted in the pain (B) which led to the pain (C) how the pain has caused (D) what caused the pain

29. The teacher served cookies ___. (A) wrapped in aluminum foil to the children(B) to the children wrapped in aluminum foil (C) in wrapped aluminum foil to the children(D) to children in wrapped aluminum foil

30. As little children, we were often told _______ in the field after dark.(A) to not ramble alone (B) don't ramble alone(C) mustn't ramble alone (D) not to ramble alone

31. Which statement below contains a piece of misinformation concerning the research on which a report released last month was based?(A) More than one thousand college students nationwide took the survey.(B) A professor specialized in communication oversaw the research.(C) Distinctions were made among different ways college players approached the games.(D) The research initiated the creation of educational games for college students.

32. Which of the following is accurate about the findings from the research conducted by the Pew Internet and American Life Project?(A) For most college students, playing video games inevitably edges out other activities.(B) Over half of the respondents admitted that they were regular video-game players.(C) Most respondents denied that gaming distracted them from concentrating on studying.(D) Among college students, not as many women play computer games compared to men.