Section Two

Structure and Written Expression

1. Andy Warhol was------in the Pop Art
movement who was known for his multi image silkscreen paintings.
(A) that one of a leading figure
(B) a leading figure
(C) leading figures
(D) 'who leads figures

2. Even with vast research, there is still a great deal that is known about the
workings of the human brain.
(A) neither
(B) none
(C) no
(D) not

3--------the United States consists of many

different immigrant groups, many sociologists believe there is a distinct national character.
(A) In spite of
(B) Despite
(C) Even though
(D) Whether

4. Typically,-------in meadows or damp

woods and bloom in the spring.
(A) wild violets grow
(B) wild violets growth
(C) growing wild violets
(D) the growth of wild violets

5. The art works of Madlyn-Ann Woolwich are characterized by strong, dark colors and fine
attention to patterns of light-----
-- the viewer’s eye.
(A) that attract
(B) when attracted
(C) which attraction
(D) attract to
6. A grass-eating, river-dwelling mammal, the hippopotamus to the pig.
(A) being related
(B) is related
(C) relate
(D) relating

7. Woodrow Wilson------as governor of

New Jersey before he was elected President of the United States in 1912.
(A) to have served
(B) who has served
(C) serving
(D) served

8--------fish in Great Salt Lake, but its

waters do contain small brine shrimp.
(A) Why no
(B) No
(C) Not only
(D) There are no

9. An etude is a short musical composition written especially a particular

technique.
(A) enable students practicing
(B) enables students practicing
(C) enable students to practice
(D) to enable students to practice

10. Seldom------games been of practical use

in playing real games.
(A) theories of mathematics
(B) theorized as mathematics
(C) has the mathematical theory of
(D) the mathematical theory has
11. The city of Kalamazoo, Michigan, derives its name from a Native American word
“bubbling springs.”
(A) meant
(B) meaning
(C) that it meant
(D) whose meaning

12. Jet propulsion involves------of air and

fuel, which forms a powerful exhaust.
(A) a mixture is ignited
(B) to ignite a mixture
(C) a mixture of igniting
(D) the ignition of a mixture
13. Salt is manufactured in quantities that exceed those of most, , other
commercial chemicals.
(A) of all not
(B) not if all are
(C) are not all
(D) if not all
14. The United States consists of fifty states,
—-— has its own government.
(A) each of which
(B) each they
(C) they each
(D) each of

15. Though smaller than our solar system, a quasar, which looks like an ordinary star, emits
more light--------------galaxy.
(A) than an entire
(B) entirely as
(C) that the entire
(D) entirely than
16. People usually wear clothing why two basic purposes — warmth and
decoration. A B C D

17. In 1890 Kate Hurd-Mead became medical director of the Bryn Mawr School for girls,
A B
one of a first schools in the United States to initiate a preventive health program.
C D

18. Superior to all others woods for shipbuilding, teak is also used for furniture, flooring,
and A B C D
general construction.

19. Weather is the transitory expression of climate that can change great from day to day or
A B C D
season to season.

20. Archaeological investigations indicate that control of fire is an extremely old

technical A B
attainment, though the time, place, and mode of his origin may never be learned.
C D
21. Paul Revere designing the metal plates on which the first paper money in the
United A B C D
States was printed.

22. It was after shortly microscopes were introduced at the beginning of the seventeenth
A B C
century that microorganisms were actually sighted.
D

23. Until the 1840’s, practically the only pioneers who had ventured to the western
United A B C
States were trappers and a little explorers.
D

24. Medical research indicates but large amounts of histamines can be responsible for colds,
A B C D
hay fever, and other respiratory reactions.

25. Yttrium is a silvery, metallic element used in the made of red phosphors for
television A B C
D
picture tubes.

26. Tropical forests exist close the equator, where both high temperatures and
abundant A B C D
rainfall occur year-round.

27. The ease with which houseplants can grown causes them to be popular among
amateur A B C D
horticulturists.

28. Paintings of a religious, ceremonial, or history character tend to elevate their subjects
A B C
above the level of ordinary existence.
D

29. According to classical musical tradition, the term “sonata” is given to those works
are A B C
written for solo piano or for a solo wind or stringed instrument.
D

30. Precisely because photographs are produced by mechanical devices, a camera’s images
A B
now seem to some artists the perfect means for expression the modem era.
C D

31. The discovery of the magnetic effects of coils made possible to measure an electric
current. A B C D
 32. Since the 1950’s the city of Baltimore has financed several major programs of urban A B
renew, including rebuilding the Inner Harbor. C D

33. For at least 4,000 years, Native American artists adorned rocks, cliff walls, and caves A B
in the American Southwest with an amazing various of symbolic figures.
C D

34. Animal researchers have identified many behavioral patterns associated with selection
A B
a place to live, avoiding predators, and finding food.
C D

35. Average world temperatures have risen on half a degree Celsius since the mid-nineteenth A B C
D
century.

36. The plan connected the Hudson River with Lake Erie by a canal was first proposed in A B C
the late eighteenth century. D

37. Why certain plants contain alkaloids remains a mystery, although botanists have A B C
formulated a number of theory to explain it.
D

38. Dimness of light will not harm the eyes any more than taking a photograph in dimly A B C
D
light can harm a camera.

39. Contemporary film directors, some of them write the scripts for, act in, and even produce
A B
their own motion pictures, are thereby assuming ever more control of their art.
C D

Petroleum it is composed of a complex mixture of hydrogen and carbon.