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A more likely to be damaged than 

B more than likely to be damaged

C likely to be more than damaged   

D to be damaged more than likely

A stage bare of scenery  

B stage scenery of bare

C bare of stage scenery    

D scenery bare of stage

A they need   

B they are needed 

C do they need

D as the may need

A at which they melt 

B which melting 

C which they melt

D at which melting

A when was its full extent realized 

B was its full extent realized

C that its full extent was realized  

D the realization of its full extent

A The best

B control

C food accessible

D it

A in Andalucia

B gives a welcome feeling

C who 

D the good

A compound eyes

B move insects

C approximately

D feet

A As

B spreads

C is

D millions

A Artificial

B designing

C reason

D learning

A soared  

B soars   

C soar 

D soaring

A for 

B  in   

C as   

D at

A one drink fluids 

B to drink fluids 

C drank fluids   

D drinking fluids

A a thousand     

B some thousand

C thousand  

D thousands

A got his feet wet     

B had feet of clay  

C  got cold feet  

D put his feet up

A Alike all mammal  

B Like all mammals 

C  Like all mammal 

D  Alike all mammals

A or curing

B having cured  

C has cured     

D or cure

A is four times as large as

B  four times as large as

C more than four times  

D than more four times

A none

B not    

C no    

D nor

A If as 

B When     

C How 

D During

A Keep silent.  

B Mind your words!

C Me too.         

D  It’s your fault.

A alias     

B ergo   

C bogus     

D versus

A fated     

B compelled 

C designed       

D doomed

A I’m glad you like it. 

B The same to you.

C By all means.  

D You are welcome.

A  is making

B made    

C has made  

D makes

A rucksack     

B case     

C bag    

D bundle

A Here you are.

B Congratulations!

C Good luck.    

D It was the least I could do.

A take back 

B take out   

C take over     

D take in

A sitting     

B passing    

C making    

D writing

A gauge  

B lash       

C exploit   

D choke

A will       

B  must  

C might      

D can

A wonders    

B  structures 

C constructions 

D spectacles

A cordial  

B acceptable 

C  co-operative 

D tolerant

A composes     

B constitutes   

C consists  

D comprises

A lance    

B shoulder     

C leg  

D area

A The way of life of American Indian tribes in early North America

B  Ceremonies and rituals of American Indians

C The architecture of early America Indian buildings

D The movement of American Indians across North America

A against cliffs 

B next to streams  

C  in valleys  

D on open plains

A cliffs       

B goods     

C  enemies        

D buildings

A quickly constructed

B difficult to defend

C highly advanced  

D very small

A important crops   

B rain ceremonies

C  family members  

D Hopi women

A They hunted caribou.

B They did not have many religious ceremonies.

C They were not as settled as the Hopi and Zuni

D  They built their homes with adobe.

A The Shoshone and Ute       

B The Pawnee and Inuit

C The Cheyenne   

D The Hopi and Zuni

A The buffalo     

B The salmon 

C The caribou 

D The seal

A bison      

B pueblos   

C adobe     

D caribou

A arts and crafts      

B date of appearance on the 

C tribes and geographical regions   

D rituals and ceremonies

A John Harvard was key to the development of a great University

B What is today a great university started out small

C HarvardUniversity developed under the auspices of the General Court of Massachusetts

D Harvard is one of the world’s most prestigious universities

A the oldest university in America            

B one of the oldest universities in the world

C one of the oldest universities in America      

D the oldest university in the world

A rather undemocratic   

B rather rich

C rather well educated               

D rather supportive of the English government

A  sons 

B educational opportunities

C university graduates                

D Oxford andCambridge universities

A school campuses    

B types of books   

C college student 

D units of money

A relative  

B  city       

C court     

D  person

A How much he bequeathed to Harvard.   

B Where he came from.

C Where he was buried.   

D  What he died of.

A winged   

B newborn   

C established  

D flying

A Henry Dunster spent much of his time as president managing the Harvard faculty

B Henry Dunster was an effective president

C  Someone else really served as president of Harvard before Henry Dunster

D The position of president of Harvard was not merely an administrative position in the early years

A side by side

B more or less   

C  to and from  

D back and forth

A She had her bicycle repair last week.          

B She had her bicycle to repair last week.

C She had to repair her bicycle last week. 

D She had her bicycle repaired last week.

A The carpet has cleaned.      

B The carpet hasn’t been cleaned yet.

C  The carpet has been cleaned.     

D The carpet hasn’t cleaned yet.

A  After they had finished their tea, they left. 

B After they had left, they finished their tea .

C They had left before they finished their tea. 

D They finished their tea after they had left.

A The sandwiches were so stale in order to eat.

B The sandwiches were very stale to be eaten.

C The sandwiches weren’t fresh enough to eat.

D The sandwiches weren’t enough fresh to eat.

A I regret not take that job in the bank.    

B  I regret not taking that job in the bank.

C I wish I look that job in the bank. 

D I wish I have taken that.

A brought back     

B resulted in   

C was initiated by   

D was caused by

A desirable   

B necessary      

C acquired     

D optional

A fossils     

B elders  

C forefathers    

D heirs

A slothful     

B hardworking

C busy     

D fruitful

A desolate 

B unproductive   

C barren   

D effective