1. Duke Ellington was a composer, conductor, 6. -------------- reaches the cells of the body, it is 11.

it is 11. Genes determine ------------- the shape of a

and pianist ------------- ranked as one of the oxidized, or slowly burned. leaf and the sex, height, and hair color of a
greatest of all jazz figures. (A) As digested food child.
(A) him (B) although (B) Digested food that (A) such as features (B) such features as
(C) or (D) who (C) Food is digested (C) as such features (D) features as such
(D) Why does digested food
2. --------------- became a state in 1876. 12. California’s agricultural supremacy dates
(A) When Colorado 7. The position of the larynx, or voice box, in the from 1947, when its farm output first
(B) Colorado neck determines ---, swallows, and -------------- any other state.
(C) It was Colorado vocalizes. (A) that exceeded
(D) Colorado, which (A) an animal, how does one breathe (B) exceeded that
(B) how an animal breathes (C) exceeded that of
3. The fragrances of many natural substances (C) an animal breathes, how one (D) that exceeded of
come from oils, ------------- these oils may be (D) how does an animal breathe
used in manufacturing perfumes. 13. The use of well-chosen nonsense words
(A) of (B) from 8. The slide rule uses sliding scales with marks makes -------------- the testing of many basic
(C) whether (D) and ------------ numbers and their logarithms. hypotheses in the field of language learning.
(A) representing (A) it is possibly (B) its possibility
4. Because the saxophone is an excellent solo (B) represented (C) them possible (D) possible
instrument, ----------------- in some important (C) are represented
orchestral works. (D) they are representing 14. Not until 1931 ------------------ the official
(A) it is featured (B) while featured anthem of the United States.
(C) if featured (D) feature it 9. ------------ executive and administrative (A) “The Star-spangled Banner” did become
authority in the United States government (B) when “The Star-spangled Banner”
5. Before Geraldine Ferraro was selected as the rests with a President who is elected for a became
Democratic Party’s vice presidential four-year term. (C) did “The Star-spangled Banner” become
candidate in 1984, no woman -------------- (A) That the (B) The (D) became “The Star-spangled Banner”
run for national office in the United States (C) It is the (D) There is the
on a major party ticket. 15. In general, the simpler plants appeared on
(A) ever has (B) never had 10. ------------- stereophonic phonograph records, the Earth before those -------------------.
(C) had ever (D) having never two recordings are made of the same (A) are structurally complicated
musical performance. (B) more complicated structure
(A) Creates (B) Created (C) have a complicated structure
(C) The creating of (D) To create (D) their structure is complicated
16. Rebecca Latimer, a political commentator and the author of several book, 28. The Carlsbad caverns, located in New Mexico, rank between the largest
was the first woman to become a United States senator. underground labyrinths in the world.

17. Surrealist artists painted in such a manner that their pictures seem if as 29. Commercial rock wool is made by blowing steam through molten rock
they came from the realm of dreams. such as limestone to create fine, flexibility, glasslike fibers.

18. Manure can be converted into methane gas by means the activated- 30. William Taft begins his many years of service for the United States when
sludge process of sewage disposal. President Benjamin Harrison appointed him solicitor general in 1890.

19. Navajo National Monument in northern Arizona incorporates three of the 31. A time zone is a slightly irregular north-south belts that extends from pole
most large of all known cliff dwellings. to pole.

20. By studying geometry, students can learn what to develop logical 32. Harriet Monroe’s verse survive today as evidence of her undiscouraged
arguments through deductive reasoning. zeal for the advancement of modern poetry.

21. The word “saga” is often application to any narration of events of the past, 33. “How does the human brain work?” remains one of the most profound
whether mythical or historical in character. questions confront modern science.

22. The success of a naval ship is determined by its seaworthiness, speedy, 34. Cadence may be considered the rise and fall in intensified of sounds.
and maneuverability.
35. One out of every ten persons in the 1978 United States labor force was a
23. Administrative assistants are often expected to make decisions, teenager, compared by one out of fifteen in 1960.
supervision staff, delegate responsibility, and work harmoniously with
managers and fellow employees. 36. Gypsum is too soft that it is easy to scratch it with a fingernail.

24. Few theories are originality enough to be called unique. 37. A goose’s neck is a tiny longer than that of a duck and not so gracefully
curved as a swan’s.
25. Many critics believe that Amy Lowell’s most important work is not her
poetry, but his biography, John Keats, published the year of her death. 38. Like squirrels, tree shrews are bearing well-developed claws on their digits
and are generally active during daylight hours.
26. Research on pain has been neglected, although the mainly reason people
take medicine is to relieve pain. 39. Even many early leaders of the United States have provided names for
towns, only George Washington is remembered in the name of a state.
27. Sidney Poitier, he is famous for his character portrayals, won an Oscar for
his 1963 performance in Lilies of the Field. 40. Numerous insects, special the butterfly, have weak powers of flight.
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