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A changed           

B turned back 

C diminished      

D became famous

A It was not highly regarded internationally      

B It broke with many literary traditions of the past

C It spoke to the issue of reform and change

D It introduced new American themes, characters, and settings

A the early 1800s 

B 1850-1900 

C the 1900s         

D the present

A the population 

B American literature 

C the energy       

D the manufacturing

A new developments in industrialization and population shifts

B he importance of tradition to writers  

C the limitations of American literature to this time

D  the fashions and values of 19th century America

A Current events 

B International affairs 

C American literature  

D European history

A unusual            

B old-fashioned 

C well-known 

D urban

A that the new American literature was less provincial than the old 

B that most people were wary of the new literature 

C that World War I caused a dramatic change in America 

D that centers of culture shifted from East to West 

A To show a favorable attitude to these forms of literature.  

B To emphasize the contrast he is making. 

C For variety in a lengthy paragraph. 

D To wind down his argument. 

A was disapproving of the new literature 

B disliked urban life 

C was an international diplomat 

D wrote Leaves of Grass 

A rules     

B reason 

C ways 

D tests 

A sounds

B languages        

C systems 

D talks 

A easy 

B expensive 

C simple 

D important

A grammar          

B structure

C vocabulary       

D  word 

A perfect 

B good 

C well 

D fluent

A need

B grow

C express 

D pass

A most 

B main 

C certain             

D full 

A know 

B show

C  ask 

D understand 

A relatives    

B  relationships           

C relation 

D relations 

A Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.

B Yes but It was fully booked. 

C Yes, I should 

D Why not? 

A precede 

B precedent        

C preceding 

D precedence 

A extended

B joint 

C nuclear 

D closed 

A Talk over it 

B Talk it over 

C Work it out 

D Look into it 

A to appoint 

B was appointed 

C to be appointed 

D who be appointed as 

A will be finishing 

B will finish 

C are finishing 

D will have finished 

A met/ have studied 

B met/ were studying 

C has met/ studied 

D met/ had been studying 

A she had been learning 

B she learned  

C she has been learning 

D had she learned 

A secondary        

B elementary       

C upper 

D middle 

A regardless 

B providing

C despite 

D because 

A Filling out        

B Bringing in 

C Turning over 

D Fighting back 

A Well, if only you didn’t.         

B Oh, I wish you wouldn’t. 

C Well, actually, I’d prefer it if you didn’t        

D Well, I’d rather not. 

A were saying/ has talked 

B said/ was talking

C have just said/ is talking 

D are saying/ talk

A eliminate

B  protect 

C pollute 

D destroy 

A unqualified 

B ill-educated 

C unskilled          

D unimpaired

A under guarantee 

B in consideration of 

C regardless of 

D on account of 

A wanted to continue 

B felt sorry for us 

C refused to change his decision 

D changed his decision 

A angry 

B sad

C happy

D worried

A Signal flags 

B Picture signs 

C Body language 

D Braille 

A Although other forms of communication exist, verbalization is the fastest. 

B When language is a barrier, people will find other forms of communication. 

C Nonlinguistic language is invaluable to foreigners. 

D Everybody uses only one form of communication. 

A spelling            

B whole words 

C ideas    

D expressions

A A scientist       

B A spy 

C An airline pilot 

D A telegrapher 

A bob the head up and down     

B close one eye briefly 

C shake the head from side to side        

D close two eyes briefly 

A 7

B 5

C 11

D 9

A keep from reading with their fingertips 

B be picturesque and exact 

C create language barriers 

D express thoughts and feelings 

A thoughts and feelings 

B  tourists 

C sign language motions 

D the deaf and the mute 

A There are many forms of communication in existence today. 

B Verbalization is the most common form of communication. 

C Ideas and thoughts can be transmitted by body language. 

D The deaf and mute can use an oral form of communication. 

A The Many Forms of Communication 

B Picturesque Symbols of Communication 

C Ways of Expressing Feelings 

D The Importance of Sign Language 

A accused

B to shoplift        

C not guilty         

D was acquitted 

A which can 

B most

C both

D interested in

A around

B threw

C on the 

D was explaining 

A misleading

B The human 

C but such 

D comparing 

A when

B will have had 

C apply for          

D more experience 

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