32.
(A) Though moving
(B) Because his being moved
(C) Moved
(D) Moving

33. (A) who less fortunately than herself (B) less fortunate than herself (C) less fortunately as herself (D) who not so fortunate as herself

34. (A) Similarly (B) Nevertheless (C) On no account (D) On the contrary

35. (A) free of prejudice, discriminative, and oppressive (B) free of prejudice, discriminative, and oppression (C) free from prejudice, discrimination, and oppressive (D) free from prejudice, discrimination, and oppression

36. (A) as a result (B) on the one hand (C) whereas (D) since

37. (A) have difficulty to make decisions (B) find difficult to make decisions. (C) consider it unnecessarily to make decisions (D) have a harder time making decisions

38. (A) have one project do (B) get one project done (C) enable one project doing (D) make one project to do 

39. (A) that can further complicate the situation (B) thus complicating the situation further (C) they can complicate the situation further (D) can further complicate the situation

40. (A) understand the forces (B) an understanding of the forces (C) they understand the forces (D) in order to understand the forces 

41. _______________ The rat lives in old buildings or barns, under porches, and sometimes in basements. However, the rattlesnake, lion, and tiger usually do not live where people reside. The rat is a menace in city ghetto areas and not an easy animal to control. It carries and spreads diseases such as typhus, rabies, and plague, while animals that live in the wild do not spread disease. (A) Rats are less dangerous to human beings than rattlesnakes, lions, or tigers. (B) Rats are prey, while wild animals such as the rattlesnake, lion, and tiger are predators. (C) The rat is more harmful to human beings than the rattlesnake, lion or tiger. (D) Neither the rat nor the wild animal is a threat to us as long as we do not provoke it.

42. _______________ Science fiction motion pictures are probably the ones I dislike the most. Movies with wildly conceived people, animals, or settings from some imaginary world turn me off. I would much rather see a scene set in modern-day America than in some unreal Planet X. And I prefer real human beings to robots and talking computers. Second on my “dislike list” are historic epics. Maybe I don’t have enough background, but I find the retelling of past events boring. I have enough problems today without worrying about what happened in historic Greece or fifteenth-century England. (A) I like those kinds of movies that describe imaginary lands and unknown civilizations. (B) I like movies that are full of excitement and adventure. (C) I dislike movies that are not concerned with the theme of searching for identity. (D) I dislike those types of movies that do not deal with current, real-life situations.

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