44.
(A) which
(B) that
(C) whom
(D) those

40. Because Gloria had been at every family event in recent years    , she felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation.       (A), she had felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (B). She felt bad that she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (C), she felt bad when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. (D) she felt badly when she could not make it to her cousin's graduation. 

41. (A) has believed(B) had believed(C) believes (D) was believing

42. (A) whoever  (B) that  (C) in which (D) whose

43. (A) were committed to (B) intended to (C) were inclined to (D) insisted to

45. (A) if (B) and (C) or (D) when 

46. Themain purpose of the passage is to (A) inform about African Americans' early struggles to end injustice (B) describe African American life in the North from 1870 to 1920 (C) tell a personal story about the writer's ancestors (D) persuade the reader to take actions

47. Malady (line 5 of para. 1) most nearly means (A) humiliation (B) stigma (C) sickness (D) oppression

48. It is clear that the main motivation for African Americans moving to the North from the South was their search for (A) political representation (B) a college education (C) family and friends (D) a better life

49. The author's attitude toward Booker T. Washington and Ida B. Wells is best described as one of (A) sympathy (B) hostility (C) indifference (D) admiration

50. From the sentence "For Wells, her pen and her resolve were her only weapons" (line 4 of para. 4), you can infer that Wells (A) defended herself against enemies (B) wrote countless editorials (C) kept her opinions to herself (D) gave in to pressure to stop writing