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(A) head 
(B) on-head 
(C) head-on  
(D) heading-on

The name of the author is put on the poster, _____ the name of his country. (A) so is  (B) also is  (C) is too   (D) but is

Don’t bargain with me any more! This is _____ I can afford. (A) the lowest possible price   (B) the possible most price (C) the possible lowest price    (D) the price most possible

1 (A) keep away  (B) keep on  (C) keep up   (D) keep up with

2 (A) placed  (B) placing  (C) be placed   (D) be placing

A small boy’s pockets are likely to contain a miscellaneous collection of objects. (A) A small boy tends to be like many objects he collects in his pockets. (B) A small boy likes to collect a variety of pockets and put them in containers. (C) It is misunderstood that a small boy likes to put lots of things in his pockets. (D) It is possible that there are different things in a small boy’s pockets.

Wine tasters "are schooled in the art of distinguishing fine wine from bad wine". (A) go to special school for learning wine tasting (B) learn to be wine-brewing artists (C) are especially trained to taste wine (D) are skilled in drawing the wine labels

The extraordinary success some Asian Americans are enjoying in a few areas has created the misconception of an exemplary minority and has detracted from a need  to accurately assess the costs and sacrifices involved for those who manage to reach such a high level of achievements. (A) The success of Asian Americans in some areas can mislead people from finding out what are really behind it. (B) The Asian Americans are proud of the achievements they have made in a few local areas. (C) Some Asian Americans detracted themselves from the need to accurately appraise the costs to reach high achievements. (D) People are led to believe that Asian’s minority status is created without sacrifices. 

What is the major setback of modernist architecture? (A) Its voyeuristic function   (B) Its uniformity (C) Lack of communication   (D) The social hierarchy

How is the new Leipzig assembly plant also an attempt at social engineering? (A) By introducing art into manufacture (B) By constantly focusing on the machines (C) By bringing down the barrier between workers and engineers (D) By breaking up the monotonous shape of factory buildings

Why is the factory shaped like a boomerang? (A) To imbue the factory with beauty (B) To absorb energy from Australian aborigines (C) To provide a solution to modernists’ dead end (D) To allow cars to come back to the main building