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A notice  

B attention        

C benefit    

D equality

A deals  

B provide 

C familiar     

D initiates

A pressure     

B  problem        

C variation       

D influence

A most              

B  those            

C  that  

D which

A detriment

B deviance       

C dismalness 

D diffusion

A difference   

B unequalities       

C equalities      

D inequalities

A widened   

B spent  

C lasted    

D lengthened

A freedom           

B independence      

C tradition  

D  equality

A kind       

B sort       

C range    

D type

A definite   

B specific          

C vague       

D general

A speak indirectly   

B making a mistake      

C doing things in the wrong order   

D saying embarrassing things

A predominantly       

B extensively      

C especially        

D decisively   

A demoralisation

B misdemeanour           

C malpractice         

D malevolence

A cooperate   

B induce     

C separate           

D depreciate

A unfashionable    

B incompetent  

C fashionable              

D  unattractive

A  polar ice caps.      

B sedimentary rocks.   

C rain forests.  

D  fossil fuel.

A The relationship between the ocean and the sun

B The amount of sunlight reflected into space

C A rise in global temperatures

D The conditions that could lead to an ice age

A The destruction of wetlands   

B The flooding of cities

C A more diverse marine population 

D Severe storms

A Carbon dioxide, which is trapped in glacial ice, is released when warm temperatures cause the ice melt.

B The greenhouse effect, which leads to the warming of the climate, is result of too much carbon stored in the Earth’s crust.

C Rain causes carbon dioxide to be washed out of the atmosphere and into the ocean.

D An increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide results in the warming of the climate.

A calm        

B  inviting    

C thoughtful      

D favorable

A wide

B huge   

C dense      

D thick

A preceded the development of animal husbandry.

B withstood vast changes in the Earth’s climate.

C did not take place during an ice age.

D was unaffected by the greenhouse effect.

A man’s upsetting the equation                      

B  the reduction of the level of carbon dioxide.

C a volcanic eruption      

D the melting of the polar ice caps

A imperfect.   

B uninhabitable.  

C unlikable       

D cruel.

A  The possibility that the popular ice caps will melt

B The coming of another ice age

C Man’s effect on the carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere

D The climate of the Earth over the years

A art in 19th centuryAmerica        

B portraiture in 19th centuryAmerica

C  the early years of photography          

D the influence of other countries on American art

A painted portraits and engravings were very lifelike.

B there was no accurate way to record a likeness before photography was invented. 

C there were not many ways other than painted portraits and engravings if you wanted to record what somebody looked like.

D engravings were based on portraits and not as lifelike

A as an example of an artist using a famous person to gain attention to his work    

B because Crocket was also a famous artist

C as an example of the types of people who could afford to pay for their portrait to be painted

D because gallery owners often had famous people as patrons

A  clear facial expressions                           

B  an accurate likeness

C indicators of character          

D every detail, including bumps on the head

A that are no longer as popular

B that were used to enable people to select artists with the best characteristics in their appearance

C that meant people usually only needed one portrait     

D that were used to try to get the closet likeness possible

A stance            

B height    

C weight       

D  manner

A steal       

B borrow     

C ask 

D get

A by inviting European artists toAmerica 

B by traveling abroad

C by becoming expatriates     

D by not only painting portraits

A artists moving between countries      

B other ways artists tried to gain local

C artists from other countries   

D other lesser known artists

A the first paragraph                                    

B the second paragraph

C  the third paragraph               

D the fourth paragraph

A The community would never again experience anything more spectacular than the show the magician did.

B If the community enjoyed magic more, they would have been more amazed by the magician’s show.

C The magician’s performance was the most amazing thing that the community had ever witnessed.

D After the magician’s incredible show, the community agreed that they’d never seen anything like it.

A Cleopatra was as beautiful as she has always been portrayed in films and plays.

B  It is the way she has been portrayed on stage and screen that has given us our image of Cleopatra.

C Cleopatra will be remembered as the most beautiful woman in the world because of the films and plays about her.

D In spite of the way she is depicted in films and plays, Cleopatra was not really wildly attractive.

A The runners can't finish the race as a result of their exhaustion. 

B The runners are so exhausted that they can't finish the race.

C The runners were not exhausted enough to finish the race.

D So exhausted were the runners that none of them finished the race.

A The suspect might be at the scene of the crime though his fingerprints might have not been proved.

B It was possible that fingerprints proved the presence of the suspect at the scene of the crime.

C Fingerprints are proved to have belonged to the suspect at the scene of the crime.

D Without doubt, the suspect was at the scene of the crime due to hid fingerprints.

A Man is defenceless against nature, because he cannot have any influence on her.

B Although man has an apparent control over nature, he hasn't fully conquered her yet.

C Man believes he has complete control over nature, but in many respects, this isn't so.

D Even though man can affect her, in many areas nature still does things better.

A Plants are known to need the same vitamins for growth and development as do animals.

B In order to grow and develop, plants are known to need the vitamins that are produced by animals.

C Animals need vitamins to grow and develop like plants need them for growth and development.

D What we know is that both animals and plants can produced vitamins for growth and development.

A The instructions the teacher gave are not understanding to me

B It was the instructions the teacher gave that confused me

C It hasn’t been clear to me about the constructions given

D I’m finding it difficult to figure out what the teacher required according to his instructions

A  include            

B for wiring        

C to type     

D to register prices

A  in the working place          

B has changed  

C increasing     

D  to wear

A having used           

B telescopes   

C modeled  

D were

A when working         

B show  

C sense of     

D keen on

A Athough the weather conditions in the desert  severe        

B  Severe though the weather conditions in the desert are

C  Even though the weather conditions in the desert is severe

D Severe as the weather conditions in the desert

A it was the famous endangered snail darter               

B being the famous endangered snail darter

C to be the famous endangered snail darter  

D the famous endangered snail darter

A whose locations are indicating their discovery.  

B which indicating their location of discovery

C indicating the location of their discovery 

D what the location of their discovery is

A the ASEAN success in promoting peace and stability gained

B  the peace and stability in the region has been successfully promoted by the ASEAN

C  the ASEAN’s promotion of peace and stability has been successful

D the ASEAN has successfully promoted peace and stability in the region

A Your closest friend must have taken your English book by mistake.

B I am sure your closest friend didn’t take your English book deliberately.

C It is a mistake that your closest friend took your English book.

D It is certain your closest friend didn’t take your English book on purpose.

A To attract the teacher's attention, she raised her hand high.

B She raised her hand high with a view to attracting the teacher's attention.

C She raised her hand high but she failed to attract the teacher's attention.

D She raised her hand high with the aim of attracting the teacher's attention

A constructive      

B preferential    

C confidential     

D inclusive

A better have done        

B prefer having done     

C rather done      

D rather have done

A both of which     

B both of them    

C all of which   

D all of them

A Poor you!        

B Bad luck, so         

C Never mind    

D It’s a pity

A Far from          

B Despite  

C Apart from    

D In view of

A At the expense of   

B On behalf of    

C  Instead of                     

D In the aspect of

A that a learner uses mental images   

B that a learner use mental images

C  that a learner must use mental images   

D mental images are used

A around       

B along         

C across  

D about

A I'm flying there to attend a party.                    

B No, I'm just on business.

C No, I'd like an aisle seat.         

D No, economy.

A what is the distance between them        

B the distance between them is

C the distance between them              

D the distance what is between them

A the less you have to study                        

B you have to study the less

C the less have you to study    

D the study less you have

A his mistakes being laughed at           

B laughing his mistakes at    

C his mistakes laughing at           

D  his mistakes at laughing

A wear off     

B fade out       

C drop away         

D fall through

A there lies Marylan’s Eastern Shore   

B lies Marylan’sEastern Shore

C  Marylan’s Eastern Shore lies there       

D Marylan’sEastern Shorelies

A jumped out of her skin   

B had a lump in her throat     

C took her breath away   

D kept her head  

A merciful      

B sympathetic  

C pitiful     

D compassionate

A It is that computers  

B That computers     

C Computers that            

D That it’s computers

A  lose           

B  open   

C free        

D loose

A more as   

B  more than that of  

C more than those of       

D more than

A  When it completed  

B Completing        

C Completed     

D Which was completed

A dedicated to rising   

B dedicated rising    

C dedicates to raise    

D that dedicates to rasing

A  do theories of mathematics                

B have theorized as mathematics   

C has the mathematical theory of            

D the mathematical theory has

A there is evidence       

B the evidence   

C there are evidently     

D it is evidence