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In a hotel room.

At a restaurant.

At the beach.

In a desert.

A manager.

A teacher.

A lawyer.

A librarian.

In a library.

In a doctor's office.

In a bookstore.

In a grocery store.

A beautician.

A secretary.

A dentist.

A gas station attendant.

In a plane.

In a car.

On a bus.

On a boat.

A weather forecaster.

A minister.

A marriage counselor.

A bride.

In an airport.

At a gas station.

At a supermarket.

In a bike shop.

A musician.

An office worker.

A professor.

An athlete.

In a clothing store.

At a car wash.

In a laundry.

At a grocery store.

A bank teller.

A travel agent.

A police officer

A bus driver.

She enjoys violent movies.

She would have preferred a more violent movie.

She thinks the film was too violent.

She enjoyed the movie.

He left the window open.

The rain did not get in.

He forgot to close the windows.

The rain got into the house.

Her family is unable to come to graduation.

It is possible that her family will come.

Her parents are coming to the ceremonies.

She is not graduating this years.

He is going to miss the conference.

He will take his vacation next week.

He will attend the conference.

He won't miss his vacation.

He enjoys chemistry lab.

He doesn't have chemistry lab this afternoon.

He isn't taking chemistry class.

He has to go to the lab.

They filled up the gas tank at the last service situation.

Although they filled up the tank, they still ran out of gas.

Even though they didn't stop at the service station, they didn't run out of gas.

They ran out of gas because they didn't stop at the gas station.

She never took the bus to work.

She regularly takes the bus.

She doesn't know how to get to work.

She gets lost on the bus.

His schedule is not really heavy.

He needs to add a few more course.

He enrolled in more course than he really wants.

He will register for a lot of courses next semester.

She bought some eggs at the store.

She doesn't have any eggs to lend him.

He can borrow some eggs.

She didn't go to the store.

Teresa is feeling a lot better.

The doctor didn't follow prescribe the medicine.

Teresa didn't follow the doctor's orders.

Teresa did exactly what the doctor said.

(A) She's a senior

(B) She's a junior

(C) She's a transfer student

(D) She's a graduate student

(A) How to transfer to a junior college

(B) How to find his way around campus

(C) What courses are required for a

literature major

(D) Who won the campus election

(A) Three

(B) Five

(C) Eight

(D) Ten

(A) American literature

(B) World literature

(C) Literary analysis

(D) Surveying

(A) In a book

(B) From a television program

(C) During a trip that she took

(D) From a lecture

(A) To communicate with other dolphins

(B) To recognize objects in the water

(C) To learn human language

(D) To express fear

(A) Five

(B) Fifteen

(C) Fifty

(D) Five hundred

(A) It is limited

(B) It is greater than human intelligence

(C) It is less than previously thought

(D) We are beginning to learn how much they have.

(A) The coffee is much better this morning.

(B) The coffee tastes extremely good.

(C) The coffee isn't very good.

(D) This morning he definitely wants some coffee.

(A) The two classes meet in an hour and a half.

(B) The class meets three hours per week.

(C) Each half of the class is an hour long.

(D) Two times a week the class meets for an hour.

(A) A few minutes ago, the flight departed.

(B) The fight will start in a while.

(C) They are frightened about the departure.

(D) The plane is going to take off soon.

(A) He hasn't yet begun his project.

(B) He's supposed to do his science project next week.

(C) He needs to start working on changing the due date.

(D) He's been working steadily on his science project.

(A) At the post office.

(B) In a florist shop

(C) In a restaurant.

(D) In a hospital delivery room.

(A) The professor drowned the cells in a lab.

(B) The lecture was long and boring.

(C) The professor divided the lecture into parts

(D) The biologist tried to sell the results of the experiment.

(A) She needs to get a driver's license.

(B) Two pieces of identification are necessary.

(C) The man should check to see if he needs credit.

(D) A credit card can be used to get a driver's license.

(A) Housing within his budget is hard to locate.

(B) It's hard to find his house in New York.

(C) He can't afford to move his house to New York.

(D) Housing in New York is unavailable.

(A) The boss was working on the reports.

(B) He would have to finish the reports before the end of next month.

(C) He was directed to stay late and finish some work.

(D) He could finish the reports at home.

(A) The boisterous students made the teacher mad.

(B) The teacher angered the students with the exam results.

(C) The students were angry that the teacher was around.

(D) The angered students complained to the teacher.

(A) The prices are reasonable

(B) The store is too far out of town.

(C) He would like the woman to repeat what she said.

(D) He agrees with the woman.

(A) It's rained unusually hard this year.

(B) There hasn't been any rain for many years.

(C) It's been many years since it rained.

(D) He doesn't like rain.

(A) He needs to do a better job writing questions.

(B) He certainly must make his writing better.

(C) Without the questions, he cannot write the answers.

(D) He needs to understand the written questions better.

(A) The agent was standing in line with his passport

(B) The line to get new passports is very long.

(C) The woman must wait her turn to get her passport checked.

(D) He can check her passport instead of the agent.

(A) He couldn't finish closing the library book.

(B) He hadn't finished the library assignment, but he was close.

(C) He was working on the assignment

when the library closed.

(D) His homework was incomplete because the library wasn't open

(A) All the lawyer's preparation did no good.

(B) The lawyer prepared nothing for the case.

(C) It wasn't work for the lawyer to prepare for the case.

(D) The lawyer didn't work to prepare for the case.

(A) The history class begins next week.

(B) He thinks the papers should be turned in next week.

(C) He has already done the paper for next week.

(D) The papers are not due next week.

(A) He's not really happy.

(B) The contractor's work was satisfactory

(C) He would rather work with the contractor himself.

(D) He was already contacted about the work.

(A) The man should try another type of paper.

(B) The man should locate a typist tomorrow morning.

(C) The man should make a tape in the morning.

(D) The man should complete the paper without help.

(A) She'd like some pie.

(B) Its easy to buy it.

(C) The task the man's working on isn't difficult.

(D) It's easier to prepare pie than do what the man is doing.

(A) He reported that the time for the budget meeting had been set.

(B) He is always late in submitting his accounting figure.

(C) He never manages to budget his time well.

(D) He is never too late in turning in his reports.

(A) The repairs that the mechanic had indicated were already made.

(B) The car is going to need a lot of repairs.

(C) Buying a new car would be quite expensive.

(D) The mechanic extended the repair warranty.

(A) Betty wrote the letter as directed.

(B) The directions were given to Betty in a letter.

(C) Betty will follow the instructions later.

(D) Betty worked exactly as instructed.

(A) Walter had a lack of success with his business

(B) Walter failed in business.

(C) Walter's new company is doing rather well.

(D) Walter hoped to succeed in business.

(A) He should put the organ in the closet.

(B) The closet has already been organized.

(C) He needs to rearrange the closet.

(D) He wishes the closet were closer.

(A) She didn't do the work.

(B) She gave the assignment her best effort.

(C) She finished the assignment even though it was difficult

(D) She gave the man a signal.

(A) She said some terrible things

(B) She didn't say anything nice

(C) She didn't have any nice things

(D) She said really wonderful things

(A) New employees are rarely initiated into the company

(B) New workers don't generally undertake actions on their own

(C) New employees are initially rated

(D) It's rare for employees to make new suggestions

(A) The woman is more than a week late

(B) The children would have wrecked the house later

(C) The woman was so late that she was a wreck

(D) He's glad that she was not any later

(A) He had not gone to the store

(B) He was still at the market

(C) He was going to take care of the shopping

(D) He always went to the market

(A) The coffee is much better this morning.

(B) The coffee tastes extremely good.

(C) The coffee isn't very good.

(D) This morning he definitely wants some coffee.

(A) The two classes meet in an hour and a half.

(B) The class meets three hours per week.

(C) Each half of the class is an hour long.

(D) Two times a week the class meets for an hour.

(A) A few minutes ago, the flight departed.

(B) The fight will start in a while.

(C) They are frightened about the departure.

(D) The plane is going to take off soon.

(A) He hasn't yet begun his project.

(B) He's supposed to do his science project next week.

(C) He needs to start working on changing the due date.

(D) He's been working steadily on his science project.

(A) At the post office.

(B) In a florist shop

(C) In a restaurant.

(D) In a hospital delivery room.

(A) The professor drowned the cells in a lab.

(B) The lecture was long and boring.

(C) The professor divided the lecture into parts

(D) The biologist tried to sell the results of the experiment.

(A) She needs to get a driver's license.

(B) Two pieces of identification are necessary.

(C) The man should check to see if he needs credit.

(D) A credit card can be used to get a driver's license.

(A) Housing within his budget is hard to locate.

(B) It's hard to find his house in New York.

(C) He can't afford to move his house to New York.

(D) Housing in New York is unavailable.

(A) The boss was working on the reports.

(B) He would have to finish the reports before the end of next month.

(C) He was directed to stay late and finish some work.

(D) He could finish the reports at home.

(A) The boisterous students made the teacher mad.

(B) The teacher angered the students with the exam results.

(C) The students were angry that the teacher was around.

(D) The angered students complained to the teacher.

(A) The prices are reasonable

(B) The store is too far out of town.

(C) He would like the woman to repeat what she said.

(D) He agrees with the woman.

(A) It's rained unusually hard this year.

(B) There hasn't been any rain for many years.

(C) It's been many years since it rained.

(D) He doesn't like rain.

(A) He needs to do a better job writing questions.

(B) He certainly must make his writing better.

(C) Without the questions, he cannot write the answers.

(D) He needs to understand the written questions better.

(A) The agent was standing in line with his passport

(B) The line to get new passports is very long.

(C) The woman must wait her turn to get her passport checked.

(D) He can check her passport instead of the agent.

(A) He couldn't finish closing the library book.

(B) He hadn't finished the library assignment, but he was close.

(C) He was working on the assignment

when the library closed.

(D) His homework was incomplete because the library wasn't open

(A) All the lawyer's preparation did no good.

(B) The lawyer prepared nothing for the case.

(C) It wasn't work for the lawyer to prepare for the case.

(D) The lawyer didn't work to prepare for the case.

(A) The history class begins next week.

(B) He thinks the papers should be turned in next week.

(C) He has already done the paper for next week.

(D) The papers are not due next week.

(A) He's not really happy.

(B) The contractor's work was satisfactory

(C) He would rather work with the contractor himself.

(D) He was already contacted about the work.

(A) The man should try another type of paper.

(B) The man should locate a typist tomorrow morning.

(C) The man should make a tape in the morning.

(D) The man should complete the paper without help.

(A) She'd like some pie.

(B) Its easy to buy it.

(C) The task the man's working on isn't difficult.

(D) It's easier to prepare pie than do what the man is doing.

(A) He reported that the time for the budget meeting had been set.

(B) He is always late in submitting his accounting figure.

(C) He never manages to budget his time well.

(D) He is never too late in turning in his reports.

(A) The repairs that the mechanic had indicated were already made.

(B) The car is going to need a lot of repairs.

(C) Buying a new car would be quite expensive.

(D) The mechanic extended the repair warranty.

(A) Betty wrote the letter as directed.

(B) The directions were given to Betty in a letter.

(C) Betty will follow the instructions later.

(D) Betty worked exactly as instructed.

(A) Walter had a lack of success with his business

(B) Walter failed in business.

(C) Walter's new company is doing rather well.

(D) Walter hoped to succeed in business.

(A) He should put the organ in the closet.

(B) The closet has already been organized.

(C) He needs to rearrange the closet.

(D) He wishes the closet were closer.

(A) She didn't do the work.

(B) She gave the assignment her best effort.

(C) She finished the assignment even though it was difficult

(D) She gave the man a signal.

(A) She said some terrible things

(B) She didn't say anything nice

(C) She didn't have any nice things

(D) She said really wonderful things

(A) New employees are rarely initiated into the company

(B) New workers don't generally undertake actions on their own

(C) New employees are initially rated

(D) It's rare for employees to make new suggestions

(A) The woman is more than a week late

(B) The children would have wrecked the house later

(C) The woman was so late that she was a wreck

(D) He's glad that she was not any later

(A) He had not gone to the store

(B) He was still at the market

(C) He was going to take care of the shopping

(D) He always went to the market

He'll correct the exams this afternoon.

The exam will be at noon.

He will collect the exams at 12.00.

The tests will be graded by noon.

Martha applied for a visa last month.

Martha's visa will last for only a month.

Martha arrived last month without her visa.

One month ago Martha got her visa.

The professor described what the students should do.

There was a long line to register for the required class.

It is a requirement for each professor to teach at least one course.

The professor required the class to prepare an outline.

Chuck had improved.

This visit was better than the last.

Chuck looked at him in the hospital.

Chuck didn't seem to be doing very well.

She thinks the tuition should be raised.

The semester's tuition is quite affordable.

She doesn't have enough money for her school fees.

She has more than enough for tuition.

He thinks he got a good grade.

The history grades were all C or above.

No one got history grades,

There were no high scores.

The parking lots were full before 10:00.

It was impossible to start class by 10:00.

He parked the car before class at 10:00.

The possibility of finding a place to park increased.

She's found a new ring.

She needs to help him find something.

She's shopping for a carpet.

She's thankful she has a rag.

In a department store

In a bank

In an accounting firm

In a checkout line

Jane usually visits San Francisco for her vacation.

Jane's cousin often visit San Francisco.

Whenever there's a holiday, Jane's cousin goes to San Francisco.

Whenever there's a holiday, Jane leaves San Francisco.

He'd really like to have something to eat.

Because he's weak, he can't eat.

It's been weeks since he's had anything to eat.

He hasn't felt like eating for weeks.

Traffic should not be allowed.

She thinks that the traffic should stay outside.

She agrees that the traffic is noisy.

She'll stay outside with the man.

The headings for today's reading assignment.

The chance to make the headlines.

The reading ability.

The daily newspaper.

The bus trip is only five minutes long.

The man missed the bus by five minutes.

The man should hurry to catch the bus.

The bus was five minutes late.

It's not possible to pass the class.

She'll definitely fail.

It's always possible.

She shouldn't say anything about the class.

She gave Tom money to pay the rent.

She was given money for the rent.

Tom borrowed money for the rent.

She had money to lend.

The cake is extremely good.

He never tasted the cake.

He wished he hadn't tasted the cake.

The cake has never been very good.

At the corner she ran into another cake.

She ran to Carl because she cared.

She unexpectedly met one of her relatives.

Carl was running from place to place.

She shouldn't leave her purse here.

She's probably in the apartment.

Her purse must not be in the apartment.

She left without taking her purse.

The landlord failed to collect rent on the first of last month.

The tenants absolutely must pay rent at the beginning of the month.

The landlord will not fail to collect your rent on the first of next month.

It is important to call the landlord about rent on the first of the month.

Taking the car out for a test drive

Listening to the noises

Fixing the car herself

Getting the car repaired

Martha's jobs are easy.

It's easy to hold two jobs.

It's better for Martha to have two jobs.

Martha should slow down.

The plane took off just after he arrived.

He arrived just after the plane took off.

He wasn't in time to catch the plane.

He arrived too late to catch the plane.

He agrees with the woman's suggestion.

Parking is not free on the weekend.

It is not necessary for them to park.

He thinks they don't have to pay.

He is eager to leave his job.

He is unhappy at the thought of retiring.

He couldn't be unhappier about retiring.

He is retiring too soon.

He got the car he really wanted.

He didn't get a new car.

The car that he got was not his first choice.

He didn't really want a new car.

Mr. Drew pointedly asked the president about the committee.

The president pointed to Mr. Drew's head.

Mr. Drew became head of the new commission.

Mr. Drew was committed to the president's appointments.

She felt inferior.

She wasn't furious.

She felt there should have been more fairness.

She was extremely angry.

The man would do the dishes.

The plates did not need to be washed.

The man would not be ready to go.

The dishes would not be done.

He knew that grapes were cheaper than cherries.

He didn't know that grapes were cheaper than cherries.

He bought grapes because they were cheaper than cherries.

He didn't buy either grapes or cherries because of the price.

Attend a football game alone

Go to a sporting event

Eat in the cafeteria and study

See a play

It's the final game of the season.

It's better than the drama department's play.

It's a very important game.

It's close to the cafeteria.

A play

A game

A study group meeting

Dinner in the cafeteria

Saturday night

After dinner in the cafeteria

Sunday afternoon

Maybe next weekend

Trash orbiting Earth

A trip by an astronaut to the Moon

The overabundance of garbage on Earth

Becoming space scientists

From a lecture

In a magazine article

In a book

On a television program

17,000 pounds

3,000 tons

3,000 pounds

300 tons

She will be able to travel in space.

The problem will take care of itself.

Scientists will find solutions to the problem.

The junk will fall to Earth.

On the first day of class

In the middle of the semester

At the end of class

In the final week of the semester

Later today

By Friday of this week

In two weeks

In three weeks

Journal and magazine articles

Books from outside the library

Books listed in student journals

Both books and journals

Two

Three

Five

Seven

In winter

In spring

In summer

In fall

Seasonable, with warm summers and cold winters

Fairly constant and moderate

Very humid

Extremely hot year-round

They come from the Southwest.

They come most days of the year.

They are the hardest during the night.

They increase the humidity.

Preparing for a trip

Writing a report about the weather

Beginning a study of the weather

Buying warm clothes for a trip

Modern American Authors

United States History

American Democracy

Nineteenth-Century American Literature

The death of Abraham Lincoln

The beauty of American democracy

The raising of plants

The maturity of poetry

It's a poem about the author.

It's a poem about Abraham Lincoln.

It's a collection of twelve poems that remained unchanged.

It's a volume of poetry that grew with it's author.

"Leaves of Grass"

"Song of Myself"

"When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed"

"American Democracy"

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Drive the woman to the store

Move the woman's car

Get his car out of the woman's way

Park his car in the driveway

He agrees with the woman's choice

He doesn't want spicy food

He wants the salad to be fresh

Garlic his favorite flavor

He is not the one to blame

Some body just left

He has been looking for the key

Some body is knocking at the door

Wipe the snow off his boot

Turn on the radio

Unpack his suitcase

Take his boot with him

She doesn't think the news is bad

She heard the news quite recently

She is the only one who has heard the news

She found the newspaper article earlier

She took a lot of photographs

She'd like to take many more vacations

She missed taking many of the pictures she wanted

She spent too much money on her vacations

Driving would be cheaper than taking the train

The trains is faster than traveling by car

They should cancel the trip

It would be a good idea to start driving earlier

She's studying an accounting exam

She's been working in the library a lot

She'll be going to library after her exams

She has more exam than he does

He's already too hot

He hasn't received a fuel bill yet

He can't afford to turn the heat up

He has no more sweater

Drive to work

Go to the golf course

Try to fix the car

Take care himself

(A) To protect its members

(B) To save the natural environment

(C) To honor the memory of John Muir

(D) To improve San Francisco's natural beauty

(A) For less than a year

(B) Only for a decade

(C) For more than a century

(D) For at least two centuries

(A) San Francisco

(B) All fifty states

(C) The Sierra Nevadas

(D) The eastern United States

(A) All over the world

(B) In the entire United States

(C) Only in California

(D) Only in the Sierra Nevadas

(A) Students signing up for athletic teams

(B) Students going on a tour of a university campus

(C) Students playing various sports

(D) Students attending a university dedication ceremony

(A) Membership on an athletic team

(B) Enrollment in an exercise class

(C) A valid student identification card

(D) Permission from a faculty member

(A) To the tennis courts

(B) To the arena

(C) To the gymnasium

(D) To the Athletic Department office

(A) Go to the Art Center

(B) Sign up for sports classes

(C) Visit the exercise room

(D) Watch a football game

(A) Science

(B) Science

(C) Literature

(D) Music

(A) They are completely different

(B) They are somewhat similar but have an essential difference

(C) They are exactly the same in all respects

(D) They are unrelated

(A) Objective

(B) Idealistic

(C) Philosophical

(D) Environmental

(A) Heredity

(B) Environment

(C) Idealism

(D) Natural laws

(A) To protect its members

(B) To save the natural environment

(C) To honor the memory of John Muir

(D) To improve San Francisco's natural beauty

(A) For less than a year

(B) Only for a decade

(C) For more than a century

(D) For at least two centuries

(A) San Francisco

(B) All fifty states

(C) The Sierra Nevadas

(D) The eastern United States

(A) All over the world

(B) In the entire United States

(C) Only in California

(D) Only in the Sierra Nevadas

(A) Students signing up for athletic teams

(B) Students going on a tour of a university campus

(C) Students playing various sports

(D) Students attending a university dedication ceremony

(A) Membership on an athletic team

(B) Enrollment in an exercise class

(C) A valid student identification card

(D) Permission from a faculty member

(A) To the tennis courts

(B) To the arena

(C) To the gymnasium

(D) To the Athletic Department office

(A) Go to the Art Center

(B) Sign up for sports classes

(C) Visit the exercise room

(D) Watch a football game

(A) Science

(B) Science

(C) Literature

(D) Music

(A) They are completely different

(B) They are somewhat similar but have an essential difference

(C) They are exactly the same in all respects

(D) They are unrelated

(A) Objective

(B) Idealistic

(C) Philosophical

(D) Environmental

(A) Heredity

(B) Environment

(C) Idealism

(D) Natural laws