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1. Basalt has texture so fine-grained strength and selflessness

that individual crystals ......... only characteristic of many immigrant
under microscope. settlers of the American Middle
A. Can be seen West.
B. Being seen A. Sensitively admires
C. They can be seen B. Sensitive and admiration
D. Seen them be C. It is sensitive admiration
D. Sensitive admiration
2. Following the Second World War,
......... resurgence of interest in 6. .......... occur in soil, water, and air as
studying the family unit as a social well as in symbolic associations
institution in the United States. with others organisms, and as
A. A parasites or disease-causing
B. There was a agents.
C. By a A. Bacteria that
D. How a B. Although bacteria
C. Where bacteria
3. In infants the brain, the mind, and D. Bacteria
social-emotional behavior develop
....... 7. The giant Ragwood, or buffalo
A. As together weed, grows ..........
B. And being together A. 18 feet up to high
C. Together B. To high 18 feet up
D. Together with which C. Up to 18 feet high
D. 18 feet high up to
4. ........ new deal was a program
adopted in the 1930s by President 8. Many books in the late middle ages
Franklin D. Roosevelt to alleviate were works of art, which ....... by
the effects of the great depression. professional scribes, artists, and
A. The jewelers.
B. If the A. Usually creating
C. When the B. They usually create
D. Whereby the C. Usually created
D. Were usually created

9. Long before written records were

kept, undoubtedly intrigued by the
5. In her novel My Antonia, Willa activities of marine animals......
Cather expresses ......... for the
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A. Humans were A. Came the invention

B. There were humans who B. The invention that came
C. Humans which C. When did the invention come
D. And were humans D. When the invention that came

10. Hail occurs when alternating

strong updrafts and downdrafts 14. The name of traditional patchwork
cause ice crystals to pass quilt patterns for bedspreads such
repeatedly through atmospheric as “morning star” or “wrench”
layers ....... super cooled water. often make ...... their source of
A. That contain inspiration in everyday objects.
B. Contain A. Clear
C. That they contain B. Clearly
D. In which contain C. It clear
D. It seems clearly
11. The Aztecs of Mexico commonly
used turquoise for their mosaic art 15. Judy Garland, among........ In the
...... introduced the stone to the history of popular music in the
people of surrounding areas. United States, began her career at
A. While age four, singing in her father
B. And tether.
C. Also A. Singers notable the most
D. Since B. The notable most singers
12. Fat is the most concentrated C. Most the notable singers
source of food energy ... nine D. The most notable singers
calories per gram.
A. Supplies
B. Supplying
C. That supply
D. That it supplies

13. All the paper manufactured until

1845 was textile fiber, but in the
mid-1840s..... Of ground pulp made
by grinding wood.
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16. Jupiter, the bigger planet in the solar system, is more than 1.300 times the size of
A B C D
Earth.

17. Color perception in birds is excellent, as might be deduced from the varied colors of
A B C

the birds himself.

D

18. Originally, carnivals were the festivals that to celebrate the rebirth of nature in
A B C D

spring.

19. Until his late thirties, during period of farming, teaching school, and wrote for
A B C

poetry journals, Robert Frost struggled to publish his poems with little success.
D

20. Although navigators had long known the location of the arctic, the existence of the
A B C

Antarctic landmass was not prove until 1820.

D

21. Social reformer and lawyer Florence Kelly was a campaigner for labor legislation
A

to protect women and child and for minimum wage laws.

B C D

22. An ideal building material for areas that having little rainfall, adobe is made by
A B C

kneading clay with a vegetable fiber such as straw.

D
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23. Instead of spending their time growing crops necessary survival, the first European
A B C

settlers and Jamestown searched fruitlessly for gold and silver.

D

24. The World Health Organization defines health as “ a state of physical, mentally and

A B

social well-being, not merely the absence of disease and infirmity.

C D

25. The organism what has the most chromosomes is a species of fern.
A B C D

26. The theory of knowledge known as empiricism denies that any of our knowledge of
A B

the actual world are justified by the reason alone.

C D

27. The purchase of Louisiana and the declined of Spanish power in North America
A B

allow the United States to secure its hold on the Mississippi river trade artery.
C D

28. The Model T Ford automobile was a first car to be constructed solely by assembly
A B C

line methods and to be mass marketed.

D

29. New York city’s harbor is free of ice all year and enough deep to enable large ships
A B

to reach its piers regardless of the tide.

C D
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30. Metamorphic rocks are those that have underground marked transformation in
A B
responsive to heat, pressure , or chemical alterations.
C D
31. Special training is recommended for cardiopulmonary resuscitation , which
A B C

combines external heart message to artificial respiration.

D

32. In terms of commerce, Massachusetts was one of the important of the thirteen
A B

original American colonies.

C D

33. Defying sense and logic, nonsense verse appeal to the ear and the spirit, rather than
A B C D

to reason.

34. Bessie Smith combined the traditions of rural blues and spirituals with jazz and
A B

created a powerful styles of blues singing still widely imitated.

C D

35. Ellis island was became the gateway to a new way of life for more than 12 million
A B C

immigrants who came to settle in The United States.

D

36. The chemical industry consumes a large amounts salt, breaking down it to make
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A B

a variety of sodium and chlorine products.

C D

37. In addition to having a thoroughly knowledge of general medicine, a pediatrician is

A B

trained to understand and treat children’s physical, emotional, and developmental

C D

problems.

38. The Utah Central railroad began operating early in 1870 and inspired to construct
A B

of a series of additional feeder railroads during the 1870s.

C D

39. Canada’s saint Lawrence River varies in wide from as little as one third of a mile
A B C

at Quebec city to as much as 40 miles farther downstream.

D

40. Modern chairs are designed to conform to the structure of the body, thus providing
A B

support at anatomically correct point.

C D