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Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Name
Class
Date
1.
1.
a)
(A) it has
b)
(B) is having
c)
(C) which is having
d)
(D) has
2.
2.
a)
(A) its sides
b)
(B) the sides are
c)
(C) it is the side of
d)
(D) all sides by
3.
3.
a)
(A) The
b)
(B) The fastest
c)
(C) The fastest dog
d)
(D) The fastest dog, the
4.
4.
a)
(A) gets sun
b)
(B) sunning
c)
(C) the sun
d)
(D) sunny
5.
5.
a)
(A) when does the Earth s atmosphere trap
b)
(B) does the Earth's atmosphere trap
c)
(C) when the Earth's atmosphere traps
d)
(D) the Earth's atmosphere traps
6.
6.
a)
(A) takes
b)
(B) it takes
c)
(C) which takes
d)
(D) took
7.
7.
a)
(A) using gene therapy
b)
(B) use gene therapy
c)
(C) they use
d)
(D) gene therapy uses
8.
8.
a)
(A) While some types of coral reefs
b)
(B) Some types of coral reefs
c)
(C) There are many types of coral reefs
d)
(D) Coral reefs
9.
9.
a)
(A) what
b)
(B) which
c)
(C) what they
d)
(D) which they
10.
10.
a)
(A) they can afford
b)
(B) they can afford it
c)
(C) what is affordable
d)
(D) able to afford
11.
11.
a)
(A) when trying
b)
(B) if they tried
c)
(C) when tried
d)
(D) if he tries
12.
12.
a)
(A) is an exhibit
b)
(B) an exhibit
c)
(C) an exhibit is
d)
(D) which is an exhibit
13.
13.
a)
(A) is produced
b)
(B) producing
c)
(C) that produces
d)
(D) produced
14.
14.
a)
(A) The Moon
b)
(B) That the Moon
c)
(C) When the Moon
d)
(D) The Moon which
15.
15.
a)
were
b)
they were
c)
there were
d)
were they
16.
16.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
17.
17.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
18.
18.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
19.
19.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
20.
20.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
21.
21.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
22.
22.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
23.
23.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
24.
24.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
25.
25.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
26.
26.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
27.
27.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
28.
28.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
29.
29.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
30.
30.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
31.
31.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
32.
32.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
33.
33.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
34.
34.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
35.
35.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
36.
36.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
37.
37.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
38.
38.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
39.
39.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
40.
40.
a)
(A)
b)
(B)
c)
(C)
d)
(D)
41.
1. The main point of this passage is that ...
a)
(A) carbon tetrachloride can be very dangerous when it is heated
b)
(B) the government banned carbon tetrachloride in 1970
c)
(C) although carbon tetrachloride can legally be used in industry, it is not allowed in home products
d)
(D) carbon tetrachloride used to be a regular part of cleaning compounds
42.
2. The word "widely" in paragraph 1 could most easily be replaced by ...
a)
(A) grandly
b)
(B) extensively
c)
(C) largely
d)
(D) hugely
43.
3. The word "banned" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ...
a)
(A) forbidden
b)
(B) allowed
c)
(C) suggested
d)
(D) instituted
44.
4. According to the passage, before 1970 carbon tetrachloride was ...
a)
(A) used by itself as a cleanser
b)
(B) banned in industrial use
c)
(C) often used as a component of cleaning products
d)
(D) not allowed in home cleaning products
45.
5. It is stated in the passage that when carbon tetrachloride is heated, it becomes ...
a)
(A) harmful
b)
(B) colorless
c)
(C) a cleaning compound
d)
(D) inflammable
46.
6. The word "inhaled" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ...
a)
(A) warmed
b)
(B) breathed in
c)
(C) carelessly used
d)
(D) blown
47.
7. The word "revoked" in paragraph 2 could most easily be replaced by ...
a)
(A) gave
b)
(B) granted
c)
(C) instituted
d)
(D) took away
48.
8. It can be inferred from the passage that one role of the U.S. government is to ...
a)
(A) regulate product safety
b)
(B) prohibit any use of carbon tetrachloride
c)
(C) instruct industry on cleaning methodologies
d)
(D) ban the use of any chemicals
49.
9. The paragraph following the passage most likely discusses ...
a)
(A) additional uses for carbon tetrachloride
b)
(B) the banning of various chemical compounds by the U.S. government
c)
(C) further dangerous effects of carbon tetrachloride
d)
(D) the major characteristics of carbon
50.
10. The paragraph preceding this passage most likely discusses ...
a)
(A) a survey of eighteenth-century art
b)
(B) a different American artist
c)
(C) Whistler's other famous paintings
d)
(D) European artists
51.
11. Which of the following best describes the information in the passage?
a)
(A) Several artists are presented.
b)
(B) One artist's life and works are described.
c)
(C) Various paintings are contrasted.
d)
(D) Whistler's family life is outlined.
52.
12. Whistler is considered an American artist because ...
a)
(A) he was born in America
b)
(B) he spent most of his life in America
c)
(C) he served in the U.S. military
d)
(D) he created most of his famous art in America
53.
13. The word "majority" is closest in meaning to
a)
(A) seniority
b)
(B) maturity
c)
(C) large pieces
d)
(D) high percentage
54.
14. It is implied in the passage that Whistler's family was ...
a)
(A) unable to find any work at all in Russia
b)
(B) highly supportive of his desire to pursue art
c)
(C) working class
d)
(D) military
55.
15. The word "objections" is closest in meaning to ...
a)
(A) protests
b)
(B) goals
c)
(C) agreements
d)
(D) battles
56.
16. In paragraph 2, the "etchings" are ...
a)
(A) a type of painting
b)
(B) the same as a lithograph
c)
(C) an art form introduced by Whistler
d)
(D) an art form involving engraving
57.
17. The word "asymmetrical" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ...
a)
(A) proportionate
b)
(B) uneven
c)
(C) balanced
d)
(D) lyrical
58.
18. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
a)
(A) Whistler worked with a variety of art forms.
b)
(B) Whistler's Mother is not the official name of his painting.
c)
(C) Whistler is best known for his etchings.
d)
(D) Whistler's Mother is painted in somber tones.
59.
19. Which of the following is the best title for this passage?
a)
(A) What the Eye Can See in the Sky
b)
(B) Bernard's Star
c)
(C) Planetary Movement
d)
(D) The Evermoving Stars
60.
20. The passage implies that from Earth it appears that the planets ...
a)
(A) are fixed in the sky
b)
(B) move more slowly than the stars
c)
(C) show approximately the same amount of movement as the stars
d)
(D) travel through the sky considerably more rapidly than the stars
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