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TEST1

Question:1

LongovershadowedbytheMayaandAzteccivilizations,historiansarenowexploringthemoreancientOlmeccultureforthelegacyithadforsucceedingMesoamericansocieties.

A.historiansarenowexploringthemoreancientOlmeccultureforthelegacyithadforsucceedingMesoamericansocieties

B.historians'explorationisnowofthemoreancientOlmecculture'slegacytotheMesoamericansocietiessucceedingthem

C.thelegacyofthemoreancientOlmecculturetotheMesoamericansocietiesthatsucceededthemiswhathistoriansarenowexploring

D.themoreancientOlmeccultureisnowbeingexploredbyhistoriansforitslegacytosucceedingMesoamericansocieties

E.theOlmeccultureismoreancientandhadalegacytosucceedingMesoamericansocietiesthathistoriansarenowexploring

Question:2

AmongtheFoundingFathers,BenjaminFranklinwasnotonlyconsiderablyolderbutalsotheonlyonein1775havingwoninternationalfameforintellectualachievement.

A.AmongtheFoundingFathers,BenjaminFranklinwasnotonlyconsiderablyolderbutalsotheonlyonein1775having

B.OftheotherFoundingFathers,notonlywasBenjaminFranklinconsiderablyolder,butalsobeingtheonlyonein1775whohad

C.NotonlyconsiderablyolderthantheotherFoundingFathers,butalso,in1775,BenjaminFranklinwastheonlyonehaving

D.NotonlywasheconsiderablyolderthantheotherFoundingFathers,butalsoin1775BenjaminFranklin,astheonlyonetohave

E.NotonlywasBenjaminFranklinconsiderablyolderthantheotherFoundingFathers,butin1775hewasalsotheonlyonewhohad

Question:3

TravelersfromEarthtoMarswouldhavetoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,avoidinglargedosesofradiation,pluscontendingwiththechemicallyreactiveMartiansoil,andperhapsevenwardoffcontaminationbyMartianlife-forms.

A.Marswouldhavetoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,avoidinglargedosesofradiation,pluscontending

B.Marswouldhavetoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,avoidlargedosesofradiation,contend

C.Mars,havingtoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,wouldalsohavetoavoidlargedosesofradiation,pluscontending

D.Mars,havingtoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,avoidlargedosesofradiation,pluscontend

E.Mars,whowouldhavetoendurelowlevelsofgravityforlongperiodsoftime,avoidlargedosesofradiation,contendwith

Question:4

DuringtheSecondWorldWar,asoneofthefirstcivil-rightsmeasures,theUnitedStatesCongressenactedlegislationtoallowallarmedservicespersonneltobeabletovoteinprimaryandgeneralelectionsandnothavetopayapolltax.

A.toallowallarmedservicespersonneltobeabletovoteinprimaryandgeneralelectionsandnothavetopay

B.toallowallarmedservicespersonneltovoteinprimaryandgeneralelections,andtheydidnothavetopay

C.thatallowedallarmedservicespersonnelthattheycouldvoteinprimaryandgeneralelectionswithoutpaying

D.allowingallarmedservicespersonneltovoteinprimaryandgeneralelectionswithoutpaying

E.allowingthatallarmedservicespersonnelcouldvoteinprimaryandgeneralelectionsanddidnothavetopay

Question:5

Inadditiontoaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite,excavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubwayalsouncoveredabout100graveswhichweredatingfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.

Inadditiontoaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite,excavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubwayalsouncoveredabout100graveswhichweredatingfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.

Inadditiontoaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite,about100gravesdatingfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.wereuncoveredduringexcavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubway.

ExcavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubway,inadditiontoaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite,alsouncoveredabout100graveshavingdatedfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.

About100gravesdatingfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.wereuncoveredduringexcavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubway,whichwasinadditiontoaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite.

About100gravesdatedfromthefifthcenturyB.C.tothethirdcenturyA.D.wereuncoveredduringexcavationsforAthens’s$2billionsubway,andinadditionaneleventh-centuryB.C.burialsite.

Question:6

Anearneststudentofscientificwriting,GeorgeWashingtonkeptdetailedrecordsofplantingsandharvests,fertilizedhisfieldswithriver-bottommud,inventedanautomaticseeder,andheexchangednotesonhisexperimentswithhispoliticalrival,ThomasJefferson.

A.fertilizedhisfieldswithriver-bottommud,inventedanautomaticseeder,andheexchangednotesonhisexperimentswith

B.fertilizedhisfieldswithriver-bottommud,inventinganautomaticseederandexchangingnotesofhisexperimentsto

C.fertilizedhisfieldswithriver-bottommud,inventedanautomaticseeder,andexchangednotesonhisexperimentswith

D.fertilizinghisfieldswithriver-bottommud,heinventedanautomaticseeder,exchangingnotesofhisexperimentswith

E.fertilizinghisfieldswithriver-bottommud,andinventedanautomaticseeder,exchangingnotesonhisexperimentsto

Question:7

Notuntiltheendoftheeighteenthcenturydidclothingdesignedspecificallyforchildren'sneedsbegintoappearintheNewWorldcolonies,areflectionofthegrowingconvictionthatgreaterfreedomshouldbeallowedtochildrenandtherestraintsofearlierfashionswereunnatural.

A.thatgreaterfreedomshouldbeallowedtochildrenand

B.thatchildrenshouldbeallowedgreaterfreedomandthat

C.thatchildrenshouldhavegreaterfreedomallowedtothemand

D.aboutchildren,thattheyshouldbeallowedgreaterfreedomand

E.aboutchildren,thatgreaterfreedomshouldbeallowedtothem,andthat

Question:8

Televisionthatwasbeginningasanexpensiveexperimenthasbecometheubiquitouscompanion,teacher,interpreter,andentertainerformillions.

A.Televisionthatwasbeginningasanexpensiveexperimenthasbecometheubiquitouscompanion,teacher,interpreter,andentertainerformillions.

B.Startingtobeanexpensiveexperiment,millionsnowusetelevisionasaubiquitouscompanion,teacher,interpreter,andentertainer.

C.Whatstartedasanexpensiveexperiment,nowtelevisionhasbecomeformillionsaubiquitouscompanion,teacher,interpreter,andentertainer.

D.Begunasanexpensiveexperiment,televisionhasbecometheubiquitouscompanion,teacher,interpreter,andentertainerformillions.

E.Experimentingexpensivelyinthebeginning,televisionisnowactingasaubiquitouscompanion,teaching,interpreting,andentertainingmillions.

Question:9

Aprofessorofzoologywhobecameactiveinenvironmentalpolitics,WangariMaathai’sfoundingofKenya’sGreenbeltMovementwastofightdeforestationanddesertificationinthatcountry.

A.WangariMaathai’sfoundingofKenya’sGreenbeltMovementwasto

B.Kenya’sGreenbeltMovementwasfoundedbyWangariMaathaito

C.WangariMaathaifoundedKenya’sGreenbeltMovementto

D.WangariMaathai,founderofKenya’sGreenbeltMovement,to

E.WangariMaathai,whofoundedKenya’sGreenbeltMovement,to

Question:10

Lookingnowatthenewspaperheadlinesfromthedateofthefirstmoonwalkbyhumans,itseemingtobedistantandremovedfromourreality,likemuseumpieces—agedmemorabiliafromanothertime.

A.itseemingtobe

B.wefindthem

C.whichare

D.theywere

E.whichseemsas

Question:11

TheInternationalAssemblyofWomenMinistersisdedicatedtoadvancingexcellenceingovernancebypromotingministerial-levelexchangeonglobalissues,developingcross-ministerialsolutionstoissues,providingaplatformforwomenleaders,increasingtheirvisibilitybothnationallyandinternationally,andidentifyingtheparticularchallengesfacingwomeninministerialleadershippositions.

developingcross-ministerialsolutionstoissues,providingaplatformforwomenleaders,increasingtheirvisibilitybothnationallyandinternationally,

todevelopcross-ministerialsolutionstoissues,providingaplatformforwomenleaders,increasingtheirvisibilityonbothnationalandinternationalfronts,

developcross-ministerialsolutionstoissues,providewomenleadersaplatform,increasetheirvisibilityhereandabroad,

developingcross-ministerial,issues-basedsolutions,accommodateastagingplatformforleadershipbywomen,increasingthewomen'svisibilitynationallyandinternationally,

forthedevelopmentofcross-ministerialresolutions,forwomenleaderstohaveaplatform,forincreasingtheirvisibilitybothnationallyandinternationally,

Question:12

Necktieshavebeenusedtoproclaimstatus,andevenone’sidentity,aswellasshowingallegiancefromagrouporcause,oftenmilitary.

A.one’sidentity,aswellasshowingallegiancefrom

B.one’sidentity,togetherwithproclaimingtheallegianceof

C.identity,togetherwithshowingallegianceawayfrom

D.identity,aswellasallegianceto

E.identity,allegiancefrom

Question:13

Afterconsideringvariousalternatives,thecurrentelectoralsystemwasvotedbytherepresentativestoremain.

A.Afterconsideringvariousalternatives,thecurrentelectoralsystemwasvotedbytherepresentativestoremain.

B.Therepresentativesvotedafterconsideringvariousalternatives,forkeepingthecurrentelectoralsystem.

C.Aftertherepresentativesconsideredvariousalternatives,theykepttheelectoralsystemintheirvote.

D.Afterconsiderationofvariousalternatives,thecurrentelectoralsystemremainedduetotherepresentatives’vote.

E.Afterconsideringvariousalternatives,therepresentativesvotedtokeepthecurrentelectoralsystem.

Question:14

ThevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960swasRobertMoses,whereurbanrenewalbecamevoracious,witheminentdomainoftenbeingusedtosnatchprivatepropertyanddestroyneighborhoods.

A.ThevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960swasRobertMoses,whereurbanrenewalbecamevoracious,

B.RobertMoses,thevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960sunderwhichurbanrenewalhadbecomevoracious,

C.UnderRobertMoses,urbanrenewalbecamevoracious,thevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960s,

D.AsthevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960s,urbanrenewalbecamevoraciousunderRobertMoses,

E.UnderRobertMoses,thevisionarywhoshapedNewYorkCityfromthe1930stothe1960s,urbanrenewalbecamevoracious,

Question:15

ThereportarguesthatU.S.researcherswhoreceivefederalfundsshouldbefreetodiscusstheirworkpubliclyandthatappointmentstoscientificadvisorycommitteestobebasedonscientificqualifications,notpoliticalbeliefs.

A.thatappointmentstoscientificadvisorycommitteestobebasedonscientificqualifications,notpoliticalbeliefs

B.scientificadvisorycommitteeappointmentsthatarebasedonscientificqualificationsandnotonpoliticalbeliefs

C.thatappointmentstoscientificadvisorycommitteesshouldbebasedonscientificqualifications,notpoliticalbeliefs

D.appointmentstoscientificadvisorycommitteesnottobebasedonpoliticalbeliefsbutratherscientificprinciples

E.appointingscienceadvisorycommitteesarepredicatedonscientificcompetencies,notpoliticalbeliefs

TEST2

Question:1

Justifiablyoneofthemostwell-knownpoliticalspeeches,【MartinLutherKingJr.hasbasedhis“Ihaveadream”speechonprinciples,not】platitudes.

A.MartinLutherKingJr.hasbasedhis“Ihaveadream”speechonprinciples,not

B.MartinLutherKingJr.deliveredhis“Ihaveadream”speechbasedonprinciples,not

C.“Ihaveadream”byMartinLutherKingJr.ismotivatedbyprinciples,sohehasnotfilleditwith

D.MartinLutherKingJr.’s“Ihaveadream”isdrivenbyprinciples,notstuffedwith

E.MartinLutherKingJr.’s“Ihaveadream”speechisdrivenwithprinciples,notfilledwith

Question:22

【InSingapore,wherealllocalbroadcastingoutletsaregovernment-ownedandnewspapersareexpectedtobepartnerswiththegovernment,】manypeoplevisitWebsitesandblogsfordiscussionsofpoliticalandsocialissues.

InSingapore,wherealllocalbroadcastingoutletsaregovernment-ownedandnewspapersare6

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expectedtobepartnerswiththegovernment,

AlllocalbroadcastingoutletsinSingaporearegovernment-ownedandnewspapers,expectedtobepartnerswiththegovernment,

InSingapore,alllocalbroadcastingoutletsaregovernment-ownedandnewspapersareexpectedtobepartnerswiththegovernment,

InSingapore,thegovernmentownsalllocalbroadcastingoutletsandwherenewspapersareexpectedtobepartnerswiththegovernment,

Alllocalbroadcastingoutletsaregovernment-ownedandnewspapersareexpectedtobepartnerswiththeSingaporegovernment,where

Question:33

Thoughnotalwayshighlytrainedinarchaeology,【theworkofvolunteersatvariousdigsacrossthecountryhasoftenresultedinbeinginvaluableresearch】onthehistoryoftheMississippian,Hopewell,andotherancestralcultures.

A.theworkofvolunteersatvariousdigsacrossthecountryhasoftenresultedinbeinginvaluableresearch

B.volunteersatvariousdigsacrossthecountryhaveoftendoneinvaluableresearchwork

C.volunteers’workatvariousdigsacrossthecountryhasbeeninvaluableresearch

D.thevolunteers’researchatvariousdigsacrossthecountryhasoftenproveninvaluable

E.volunteershaveoftenatvariousdigsacrossthecountrydoneinvaluableresearchQuestion:44

【PopulatedinearliertimesbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,itwasnotuntilthenineteenthcenturythattheKiowaconstitutedasignificantpopulationinwhatisnowwesternKansas.】

PopulatedinearliertimesbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,itwasnotuntilthenineteenthcenturythattheKiowaconstitutedasignificantpopulationinwhatisnowwesternKansas.

InearliertimespopulatedbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,inwhatisnowwesternKansastheKiowadidnotrepresentasignificantpopulationuntilthenineteenthcentury.

C.HavingbeenpopulatedinearliertimesbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,itwasnotuntilthe

nineteenthcenturythatwhatisnowwesternKansas’sKiowapopulationbecamesignificant.

D.PopulatedinearliertimesbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,whatisnowwesternKansasdidnothaveasignificantpopulationoftheKiowauntilthenineteenthcentury.

E.ItwaspopulatedinearliertimesbytheCheyenneandtheArapaho,butnotuntilthenineteenthcenturydidwhatisnowwesternKansasgetaKiowapopulationwithasignificantpresence.

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Question:

ToraiseawarenessaboutAmericanIndiannationsandtheirstatusassovereignentities,thethreeNavajoNationSupremeCourtjusticesandtheirstafftraveledtoDartmouthCollege【tohearoralargumentsthatwilldeterminethereachoftribaljustice,overpeoplelivingonnontriballandsinacontroversialandprecedent-settingcase】.

A.tohearoralargumentsthatwilldeterminethereachoftribaljustice,overpeoplelivingonnontriballandsinacontroversialandprecedent-settingcase

B.andheardoralargumentsthatwilldecidethescopeoftribaljusticeinacontroversialand

precedent-settingcaseoverpeoplewholiveonnontriballands

C.foracontroversialprecedent-settingcasetohearoralargumentsdeterminingtribaljustice’s

reachoverpeoplelivingonnontriballands

D.whichheardoralargumentsinacontroversialcasethatwilldeterminethereachoftribaljusticeoverpeoplewholiveonnontriballands,possiblysettingprecedent

E.tohearoralargumentsinacontroversialandprecedent-settingcasethatwilldeterminethereachoftribaljusticeoverpeoplelivingonnontriballands

Question:66

Gaininginpopularitytodayasasuperfood,【quinoagetsitsnamefromaQuechuanword,aseedthatwascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoples,whichcontainsproteinandfiber】.

quinoagetsitsnamefromaQuechuanword,aseedthatwascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoples,whichcontainsproteinandfiber

quinoa,whichgetsitsnamefromaQuechuanword,wascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoplesandaseedcontainingproteinandfiber

quinoa,itsnamecomingfromaQuechuanword,containsproteinandfiber,aseedthatwascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoples

quinoa,whichgetsitsnamefromaQuechuanword,isaseedthatwascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoplesandthatcontainsproteinandfiber

takenfromaQuechuanword,quinoacontainsproteinandfiber,whichwascultivatedwidelybyIncanpeoples

Question:77

【Thoughanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury,andoftenisclaimedasthefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates,VictoriaWoodhull's】advocacyofanumberofcontroversialpositionssometimesputheratoddswithotherfeministsofherera.

Thoughanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury,andoftenisclaimedasthefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates,VictoriaWoodhull's

ThoughVictoriaWoodhullwasanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury,andoftenclaimedasthefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates,yetsheengagedin

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AlthoughVictoriaWoodhullwasanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury—oftenclaimedtobethefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates—andyether

ThoughVictoriaWoodhullwasanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury,andisoftenclaimedtohavebeenthefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates,her

Althoughanimportantfeministofthenineteenthcentury,andoftenclaimedtobethefirstwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates,VictoriaWoodhull's

Question:88

AmericanpopartistKeithHaringfrequentlysaidthat“artisforeverybody,”andinNewYorkCityyoucouldseethisbeliefin【actioninhispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,andinhiscrowdedPopShopstore,where】hesoldhisartonbuttons,posters,

T-shirts,andmore.

actioninhispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,andinhiscrowdedPopShopstore,where

action,hispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,andinhiscrowdedPopShopstore

hispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,inhiscrowdedPopShopstore

action,inhispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,andhiscrowdedPopShopstore,

hispublicartwork,suchashisdynamicmuralinHarlemRiverPark,andhiscrowdedPopShopstorethat

Question:99

Theuniversitycreatedanonlinesiteforalumnithatwillhandleallreunioninformationandallowclassmatestofindeach【other,andbemanageddaily,ithasnoassociationwiththeschoolor】theschooldistrict.

A.other,andbemanageddaily,ithasnoassociationwiththeschoolor

B.other;thesitewillbemanageddailyandhasnoassociationwiththeschoolor

C.other,andthesitewillbemanageddailyandhasnoassociationwiththeschoolorof

D.othergiventhesiteismanageddaily,ofwhichtheschoolhasnoassociation,norof

E.otherwiththesitemanageddaily,andhavingnoassociationwiththeschoolorQuestion: 10

Likemanyabolitionistsofthenineteenthcentury,whosoonrealizedthattheThirteenthAmendment’sabolitionofslaverywasinsufficienttoensurethecivilrightsofex-slavesand9

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thereforeaddedtheFourteenthandFifteenthAmendments,【wastheNineteenthAmendmentthatgavewomenthatrighttovotesoonthoughttobeinadequatebymanyfeministsofthetwentiethcentury】.

wastheNineteenthAmendmentthatgavewomenthatrighttovotesoonthoughttobeinadequatebymanyfeministsofthetwentiethcentury

whenwomenweregivenbytheNineteenthAmendmenttherighttovote,manyfeministsofthetwentiethcenturythoughtitinadequate

C.women’srighttovote,achievedbytheNineteenthAmendment,wasthoughtbymany

feministsofthetwentiethcenturytobeinadequate

D.manyfeministsofthetwentiethcenturyperceivedasinadequatetheNineteenthAmendment,whichgavewomentherighttovote

E.givingwomentherighttovotethroughtheNineteenthAmendmentseemed,tomanyfeministsofthetwentiethcentury,inadequate

Question: 11

Thearticlesaidthatthepresidentdecidedearlyonthathisstrategyforpursuinglegislationwouldbesimilarto【RonaldReagan,whohad】politicalsavvyhehasoftenexpressedadmirationfor.

A.RonaldReagan,whohad

B.thatofRonaldReagan,whose

C.RonaldReagan’sstrategy,the

D.RonaldReagan’s;his

E.thestrategyofRonaldReagan,havinghadQuestion: 12

Theparliamentenactedthe【legislation—whichchangedprivatecontractsbynullifyingclausesthatstipulatedpaymentingold—over】theheatedoppositionofmanylegislators.

A.legislation—whichchangedprivatecontractsbynullifyingclausesthatstipulatedpaymentingold—over

B.legislationnullifyingclausesinprivatecontracts,stipulatedpaymentingold,over

C.legislationchangingprivatecontracts,tonullifyclausesstipulatingpaymentingold,over

D.legislation,whichnullifiesclauses,inprivatecontractsthatstipulatedpaymentingoldover

E.legislation—tochangeprivatecontracts,tonullifyclauses,tostipulatepaymentingold—overQuestion:8

【Risingre13tsintheneighborhoodhaveforcednearlyhalfofthesmallindependentbusinesses10

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toceaseoperationsthere,withsomerelocatingtootherpartsofthecityandotherssimplygoing】outofbusiness.

Risingrentsintheneighborhoodhaveforcednearlyhalfofthesmallindependentbusinessestoceaseoperationsthere,withsomerelocatingtootherpartsofthecityandotherssimplygoing

Risingrentsintheneighborhoodhaveforcedsomeofthesmallindependentbusinessestorelocatetootherpartsofthecity,withnearlyhalfceasingoperationsinthatwayorbysimplygoing

C.Relocatingtootherpartsofthecity,nearlyhalfofthesmallindependentbusinesseshavebeen

forcedbytheneighborhood’srisingrentstoceaseoperationsthereortogo

D.Relocatingtootherpartsofthecity,nearlyhalfofthesmallindependentbusinesseshaveceasedoperationsthere—forcedoutbyrisingrentsintheneighborhood—someofthemsimplygoing

E.Nearlyhalfofthesmallindependentbusinesseshavebeenforcedbytheneighborhood’srising

rentstoceaseoperationsthere,relocatingtootherpartsofthecityorsimplytogoQuestion: 14

Iwouldhavestayedlonger【onlythatIwastootiredandhaving】tocatchthelasttraintothecity.

A.onlythatIwastootiredandhaving

B.onlyforbeingtootiredandwashaving

C.butforbeingtootiredandhaving

D.onlythatIwastootiredandonlythatIhad

E.butforbeingtootiredandthatIhad

Question: 15

Scientistshaveidentifiedsomeofthefrozengasesthatarepresentincomets,buttheydonotknowhowmuchofeachgasacometcontains,【howdenselytheyarepacked,ortheotherelementsthat】maymakeupitscore.

A.howdenselytheyarepacked,ortheotherelementsthat

B.howdenselythegasesarepacked,orwhatotherelements

C.howdenselypacked,orwhatotherelements

D.thedensitywithwhichtheyarepacked,ortheotherelementsthat

E.thedensitywithwhichthegasesarepacked,orwhataretheotherelementsthat

Question:11

By1999,astronomers【haddiscovered17nearbystarsthatareorbitedbyplanets】aboutthe11

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sizeofJupiter.

A.haddiscovered17nearbystarsthatareorbitedbyplanets

B.haddiscovered17nearbystarswithplanetsorbitingthemthatwere

C.haddiscoveredthattherewere17nearbystarsthatwereorbitedbyplanets

D.havediscovered17nearbystarswithplanetsorbitingthemthatare

E.havediscoveredthat17nearbystarsareorbitedbyplanetsQuestion:2

Althoughsolidiceranginginthicknessfrom2to14feetcoversabout232,000squaremilesoftheArcticOcean,【nearlyhalfthesurfaceofthewaterthatdoesremainopenis】filledwithicefloes.

A.nearlyhalfthesurfaceofthewaterthatdoesremainopenis

B.nearlyhalfofthewater’ssurfacetoremainopen

C.andnearlyhalfthesurfaceofthewaterthatremainsopenis

D.withnearlyhalfofthesurfaceofthewaterremainingopenis

E.withnearlyhalfthewater’ssurfaceremainingopen

Question:3

OnehypothesistoexplainthemassextinctionofscoresofspeciesoflargeNorthAmericanmammals13,000yearsagois【ofclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneeraprogressivelydestroyingthebiganimals’habitat,whichgraduallyshrank】theirranges,reducingtheirforage,andcuttingtheirpopulationstosuchlowlevelsthattheycouldnotsurvive.

A.ofclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneeraprogressively

destroyingthebiganimals’habitat,whichgraduallyshrank

B.ofclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneerathat

progressivelydestroyedthebiganimals’habitat,anditgraduallyshrank

C.theclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneeraprogressively

destroyingthebiganimals’habitat,andgraduallyshrinking

D.thattheclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneerawere

progressivelydestroyingthebiganimals’habitat,whichhadgraduallyshrunk

E.thattheclimaticfluctuationsknowntohaveoccurredthroughoutthePleistoceneera

progressivelydestroyedthebiganimals’habitat,graduallyshrinkingQuestion:4

【W(wǎng)ithasuperbmemory,abrainsecondonlytotherelativesizeofthehumanbrain,andhaving12

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asonarsystemmoresophisticatedthanthatofanynavy,thedolphinisoftencharacterizedas】thegeniusoftheseas.

Withasuperbmemory,abrainsecondonlytotherelativesizeofthehumanbrain,andhavingasonarsystemmoresophisticatedthanthatofanynavy,thedolphinisoftencharacterizedas

Withasuperbmemory,abrainsecondonlytothehumanbraininrelativesize,andasonarsystemmoresophisticatedthanthatofanynavy,thedolphinisoftencharacterizedas

Withasuperbmemory,abrainsecondonlytothehumanbraininrelativesize,andasonarsystemthatismoresophisticatedthananynavy,thedolphinisoftencharacterizedtobe

Sinceithasasuperbmemory,abrainthatissecondonlytotherelativesizeofthehumanbrain,andasonarsystemmoresophisticatedthanthatofanynavy,thedolphinisoftencharacterizedtobe

E.Sinceithasasuperbmemory,

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