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1. The simplest way to understand how a jet engine works is to watch
A B C
air escapes from a balloon.
D
A. 1. A more simple way
2. Simpler ways
3. The most simple way
4. A simpler way than
B. 1. to understand that how
2. understanding that how
3. to understand that
4. understanding that
C. 1. watching
2. is to be watching
3. to watch
4. is watched
D. 1. to escape from a balloon
2. escaping from a balloon
3. will escape out of balloons
4. escapes out of balloons
22. The Benson family likes to shop at the supermarket which Julian works.
A B C D
A. 1. Mr. Benson family
2. The Benson’s family
3. The family Bensons
4. Benson family
B. 1. to shopping
2. go shopping
3. shop
4. going to shopping
C. 1. near each supermarket
2. from supermarkets
3. at any supermarket
4. in the supermarkets
D. 1. in which Julian is working
2. where Julian works in
3. that Julian is working
4. that Julian works
23. No doctor will prescribe any new drug if he is confident enough
A B C
that it will work.
D
A. 1. Any doctor is prescribing
2. A doctor prescribed
3. The doctor has prescribed
4. A doctor will not prescribe
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B. 1. for some new drugs
2. with new drugs
3. the drugs that are new
4. of the drugs which are new
C. 1. if he is with enough confidence
2. unless he is confident enough
3. should he have enough confidence
4. if he will feel confident enough
D. 1. which will work
2. in order that it can work
3. that is working well
4. so that it might work well
24. A black hole is a region of space where the gravitational pull is too strong that
A B C
nothing can escape.
D
A. 1. some region of space
2. a region out of space
3. the region with spacing
4. any region for spacing
B. 1. by which the gravitational pull
2. while pulling the gravitation
3. when pulled by the gravitation
4. with which the gravitational pull
C. 1. strong so that
2. such strong power that
3. strong enough that
4. so strong that
D. 1. anything can escape
2. everything can be escaping
3. something can escape
4. nothing can be escaping
25. The decision on the workers’ wages finalized at the meeting which was held
A B C D
yesterday.
A. 1. A decision for
2. The decision of
3. The decision for
4. A decision of
B. 1. worker’s wages
2. the wages for the worker
3. wages to a worker
4. the worker wages
C. 1. was to finalize
2. were finalized
3. would be finalized
4. was finalized
01
02
03
04
05
06
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D. 1. being held
2. holding
3. having been holding
4. having been held
26. In the year 1970, a tornado had destroyed about 100 homes
A
in a small town on the Mississippi River, and four residents were killed.
B C D
A. 1. was destroyed by about 100 homes
2. could destroy homes about 100
3. destroyed about 100 homes
4. has destroyed homes about 100
B. 1. of a small town
2. of the small town
3. into a small town
4. inside the small town
C. 1. at the Mississippi River
2. nearby the river of Mississippi
3. from the Mississippi River
4. alongside the Mississippi River
D. 1. four residents being killed
2. four residents had been killed
3. killing four residents
4. had killed four residents
27. If present dissatisfaction over salaries continues, the final result
A B C
would lose staff.
D
A. 1. dissatisfaction at present
2. nowadays dissatisfaction
3. dissatisfaction now
4. at the moment dissatisfaction
B. 1. for salaries
2. from the salary
3. about salaries
4. of salary
C. 1. final result
2. finally result
3. the result finally
4. the resulting final
D. 1. will be losing staff
2. will be loss of staff
3. must lose staff
4. might be staff losing
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28. The belief whether all of the fat is unhealthy and should therefore be omitted
A B C
from a daily diet is untrue.
D
A. 1. how all of fat
2. which all of the fat
3. that all fat
4. why all fat
B. 1. not unhealthy
2. healthful
3. of poor health
4. without health
C. 1. should be therefore omitted
2. would therefore be omitted
3. should be omitted therefore
4 . would be omitted therefore
D. 1. it is untrue
2. untrue must it be
3. untrue it is
4. it must be untrue
29. Most students usually complain about the amount of time
A B
which they are allocated to work on a test is too short.
C D
A. 1. Mostly, students are usually complaining
2. Almost usually, students are complaining
3. Most students are usually complained
4. Usually, most of the students are complained
B. 1. about a number of times
2. when a number of times
3. whether the amount of time
4. that the amount of time
C. 1. which allocated
2. is allocated
3. having been allocated
4. they were allocating
D. 1. is shortened too
2. is too shortened
3. can be short too
4. is short too
30. The capital city has such a large, rapidly growing population so that the
A B C
governor cannot solve the pr

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1. The simplest way to understand how a jet engine works is to watchA B Cair escapes from a balloon.DA. 1. A more simple way2. Simpler ways3. The most simple way4. A simpler way thanB. 1. to understand that how2. understanding that how3. to understand that4. understanding thatC. 1. watching2. is to be watching3. to watch4. is watchedD. 1. to escape from a balloon2. escaping from a balloon3. will escape out of balloons4. escapes out of balloons22. The Benson family likes to shop at the supermarket which Julian works.A B C DA. 1. Mr. Benson family2. The Benson's family3. The family Bensons4. Benson familyB. 1. to shopping2. go shopping3. shop4. going to shoppingC. 1. near each supermarket2. from supermarkets3. at any supermarket4. in the supermarketsD. 1. in which Julian is working2. where Julian works in3. that Julian is working4. that Julian works23. No doctor will prescribe any new drug if he is confident enoughA B Cthat it will work.DA. 1. Any doctor is prescribing2. A doctor prescribed3. The doctor has prescribed4. A doctor will not prescribe86The pair hand sur Thi Kross trier m O N E KEP-sur sat T m P G T/A, A T.B. 1. for some new drugs2. with new drugs3. the drugs that are new4. of the drugs which are newC. 1. if he is with enough confidence2. unless he is confident enough3. should he have enough confidence4. if he will feel confident enoughD. 1. which will work2. in order that it can work3. that is working well4. so that it might work well24. A black hole is a region of space where the gravitational pull is too strong thatA B Cnothing can escape.DA. 1. some region of space2. a region out of space3. the region with spacing4. any region for spacingB. 1. by which the gravitational pull2. while pulling the gravitation3. when pulled by the gravitation4. with which the gravitational pullC. 1. strong so that2. such strong power that3. strong enough that4. so strong thatD. 1. anything can escape2. everything can be escaping3. something can escape4. nothing can be escaping25. The decision on the workers' wages finalized at the meeting which was heldA B C Dyesterday.A. 1. A decision for2. The decision of3. The decision for4. A decision ofB. 1. worker's wages2. the wages for the worker3. wages to a worker4. the worker wagesC. 1. was to finalize2. were finalized3. would be finalized4. was finalized010203.04.050687D. 1. being held2. holding3. having been holding4. having been held26. In the year 1970, a tornado had destroyed about 100 homesAin a small town on the Mississippi River, and four residents were killed.B C DA. 1. was destroyed by about 100 homes2. could destroy homes about 1003. destroyed about 100 homes4. has destroyed homes about 100B. 1. of a small town2. of the small town3. into a small town4. inside the small townC. 1. at the Mississippi River2. nearby the river of Mississippi3. from the Mississippi River4. alongside the Mississippi RiverD. 1. four residents being killed2. four residents had been killed3. killing four residents4. had killed four residents27. If present dissatisfaction over salaries continues, the final resultA B Cwould lose staff.DA. 1. dissatisfaction at present2. nowadays dissatisfaction3. dissatisfaction now4. at the moment dissatisfactionB. 1. for salaries2. from the salary3. about salaries4. of salaryC. 1. final result2. finally result3. the result finally4. the resulting finalD. 1. will be losing staff2. will be loss of staff3. must lose staff4. might be staff losing88The pair hand sur Thi Kross trier m O N E KEP-sur sat T m P G T/A, A T.28. The belief whether all of the fat is unhealthy and should therefore be omittedA B Cfrom a daily diet is untrue.DA. 1. how all of fat2. which all of the fat3. that all fat4. why all fatB. 1. not unhealthy2. healthful3. of poor health4. without healthC. 1. should be therefore omitted2. would therefore be omitted3. should be omitted therefore4 . would be omitted thereforeD. 1. it is untrue2. untrue must it be3. untrue it is4. it must be untrue29. Most students usually complain about the amount of timeA Bwhich they are allocated to work on a test is too short.C DA. 1. Mostly, students are usually complaining2. Almost usually, students are complaining3. Most students are usually complained4. Usually, most of the students are complainedB. 1. about a number of times2. when a number of times3. whether the amount of time4. that the amount of timeC. 1. which allocated2. is allocated3. having been allocated4. they were allocatingD. 1. is shortened too2. is too shortened3. can be short too4. is short too30. The capital city has such a large, rapidly growing population so that theA B Cgovernor cannot solve the pr

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1. The Simplest Way to Understand How to Watch a Jet Engine works is
A BC
Air Escapes from a Balloon.
D
A. 1. A Simple Way more
simpler Ways 2.
3. The Most Simple Way
4. A Way simpler than
B. 1. How to Understand that
that understanding 2. How
to 3. Understand that
that understanding 4.
C. 1. Watching
2. Watching is to be
to 3. Watch
is watched 4.
D. 1. to Escape from a Balloon
2. escaping from a Balloon
Escape 3. Will out of Balloons
Balloons 4. Escapes out of
22. The Benson Family likes to Shop Supermarket at which the Julian works.
ABCD
A. 1. Mr. Benson Family
2. The Benson's Family
3. The Family. Benson
Benson Family 4.
B. 1. Shopping to
Go Shopping 2.
3. Shop
4. going to Shopping
C. 1. Supermarket near each
Supermarkets from 2.
3. Supermarket at any
in the Supermarkets 4.
D. 1. in which. Julian is working
2. where Julian works in
Julian that is working 3.
4. Julian that works
23. No Doctor prescribe any New Drug Will if He is Confident Enough
A BC
that it Will Work.
D
A. 1. any Doctor is prescribing.
2. A Doctor prescribed
3. The Doctor has prescribed
4. A Doctor Will not prescribe
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B. 1. New Drugs for Some
2. New Drugs with
the 3. Drugs that are New
4. Drugs which are of the New
C. 1. Enough if He is with confidence
unless 2. He is Confident Enough
3. He should have confidence Enough
4. if He Will Feel Confident Enough.
1. Will Work which D.
2. Order in that it Can Work
3. that is working well
so that it might 4. Work well
24. A Black Hole is a Region where the gravitational pull of Space Too strong is that
BC A
Nothing. Can Escape.
D
A. 1. Some of Space Region
2. Region out of a Space
3. Spacing with the Region
4. Region for any Spacing
by which the gravitational pull 1. B.
2. Pulling while the Gravitation
3. when pulled. Gravitation by the
gravitational pull 4. with which the
so strong that C. 1.
2. Power that such strong
3. Enough that strong
so strong that 4.
D. 1. Can anything Escape
2. Can everything be escaping
3. Something Can. Escape
4. Nothing Can be escaping
25. The decision on the Workers' wages finalized at the Meeting which was held
A BCD
Yesterday.
A. 1. A decision for
2. The decision of
3. The decision for
4. A decision of
B. . 1. Worker's wages
the wages for the Worker 2.
3. wages to a Worker
4. the Worker wages
was to finalize C. 1.
2. were finalized
would be finalized 3.
4. was finalized
01
02
03
04
05
06
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1. D. being held
holding 2.
3. having been holding
having been held 4.
26. in the year 1,970, a tornado had destroyed 100 homes About
A
Small Town on the Mississippi River in a, and Four Residents were killed.
BCD.
A. 1. About 100 homes was destroyed by
2. About 100 homes could Destroy
3. About 100 homes destroyed
has destroyed homes 4. About 100
of a Small Town 1. B.
2. of the Small Town
3. Into a Small Town.
4. Inside the Small Town
at the Mississippi River C. 1.
2. the nearby Mississippi River of
the Mississippi River from 3.
4. Alongside the Mississippi River
D. Four 1. Residents being killed
had been killed Residents 2. Four
3. Killing Four Residents
4. Four Residents had killed
27. If present dissatisfaction over salaries Continues, the Final Result
A BC
would Lose staff.
D
dissatisfaction at present 1. A.
2. Nowadays dissatisfaction
dissatisfaction now 3.
4. dissatisfaction at the Moment
B. . 1. for salaries
from the salary 2.
3. About salaries
of salary 4.
C. 1. Final Result
2. Result finally
the 3. Result finally
the resulting Final 4.
D. 1. Will staff be Losing
2. Will be. loss of staff
must 3. Lose staff
4. Losing staff might be
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A BC
from a Daily diet is untrue.
D
1. A. How all of FAT
2. which all of the FAT
3. that all FAT
FAT 4. all why
not unhealthy 1. B.
2. healthful
3. of poor. Health
4. Without Health
1. C. Therefore should be omitted
2. Therefore would be omitted
should be omitted 3. Therefore
4. would be omitted Therefore
it is untrue D. 1.
2. it must be untrue
it is untrue 3.
4. . it must be untrue
29. Most students usually complain About the amount of time
A B
to which they are allocated on a Test Work is Too short.
CD
A. 1. Mostly, students are usually complaining
2. Almost usually, students are complaining
3. . Most students are usually complained
4. usually, Most of the students are complained
B. 1. About a Number of times
2. Number of times when a
3. whether the amount of time
that the amount of time 4.
C. 1. which allocated
is allocated 2.
3. having been allocated
4. Allocating they were
1. D. is shortened Too
Too is shortened 2.
3. Can be Too short
Too short is 4.
30. The Capital City has such a Large, rapidly. Growing population so that the
A BC
Governor Can not Solve the pr.

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1. The simplest way to understand how a jet engine works is to watch.A B C.Air escapes from a balloon.D.A. 1. A more simple way.2. Simpler ways.3. The most simple way.4. A simpler way than.B. 1. To understand that how.2. Understanding that how.3. To understand that.4. Understanding that.C. 1. Watching.2. Is to be watching.3. To watch.4. Is watched.D. 1. To escape from a balloon.2. Escaping from a balloon.3. Will escape out of balloons.4. Escapes out of balloons.22. The Benson family likes to shop at the supermarket which Julian works.A B C D.A. 1. Mr. Benson family.2. The Benson s family. "3. The family Bensons.4. Benson family.B. 1. To shopping.2. Go shopping.3. Shop.4. Going to shopping.C. 1. Near each supermarket.2. From supermarkets.3. At any supermarket.4. In the supermarkets.D. 1. In which Julian is working.2. Where Julian works in.3. That Julian is working.4. That Julian works.23. No doctor will prescribe any new drug if he is confident enough.A B C.That it will work.D.A. 1. Any doctor is prescribing.2. A doctor prescribed.3. The doctor has prescribed.4. A doctor will not prescribe.86.Double dark, s,,,,,, and O - N E T M. 6 G A, T / P A T.B. 1. For some new drugs.2. With new drugs.3. The drugs that are new.4. Of the drugs which are new.C. 1. If he is with enough confidence.2. Unless he is confident enough.3. Should he have enough confidence.4. If he will feel confident enough.D. 1. Which will work.2. In order that it can work.3. That is working well.4. So that it might work well.24. A black hole is a region of space where the gravitational pull is too strong that.A B C.Nothing can escape.D.A. 1. Some region of space.2. A region out of space.3. The region with spacing.4. Any region for spacing.B. 1. By which the gravitational pull.2. While pulling the gravitation.3. When pulled by the gravitation.4. With which the gravitational pull.C. 1. Strong so that.2. Such strong power that.3. Strong enough that.4. So strong that.D. 1. Anything can escape.2. Everything can be escaping.3. Something can escape.4. Nothing can be escaping.25. The decision on the workers" wages finalized at the meeting which was held.A B C D.Yesterday.A. 1. A decision for.2. The decision of.3. The decision for.4. A decision of.B. 1. Worker s wages. "2. The wages for the worker.3. Wages to a worker.4. The worker wages.C. 1. Was to finalize.2. Were finalized.3. Would be finalized.4. Was finalized.01.02.03.04.05.06.87.D. 1. Being held.2. Holding.3. Having been holding.4. Having been held.26. In the, year 1970 a Tornado had destroyed about 100 homes.A.In a small town on the Mississippi River and four, residents were killed.B C D.A. 1. Was destroyed by about 100 homes.2. Could destroy homes about 100.3. Destroyed about 100 homes.4. Has destroyed homes about 100.B. 1. Of a small town.2. Of the small town.3. Into a small town.4. Inside the small town.C. 1. At the Mississippi River.2. Nearby the river of Mississippi.3. From the Mississippi River.4. Alongside the Mississippi River.D. 1. Four residents being killed.2. Four residents had been killed.3. Killing four residents.4. Had killed four residents.27. If present dissatisfaction over, salaries continues the final result.A B C.Would lose staff.D.A. 1. Dissatisfaction at present.2. Nowadays dissatisfaction.3. Dissatisfaction now.4. At the moment dissatisfaction.B. 1. For salaries.2. From the salary.3. About salaries.4. Of salary.C. 1. Final result.2. Finally result.3. The result finally.4. The resulting final.D. 1. Will be losing staff.2. Will be loss of staff.3. Must lose staff.4. Might be staff losing.88.Double dark, s,,,,,, and O - N E T M. 6 G A, T / P A T.28. The belief whether all of the fat is unhealthy and should therefore be omitted.A B C.From a daily diet is untrue.D.A. 1. How all of fat.2. Which all of the fat.3. That all fat.4. Why all fat.B. 1. Not unhealthy.2. Healthful.3. Of poor health.4. Without health.C. 1. Should be therefore omitted.2. Would therefore be omitted.3. Should be omitted therefore.4. Would be omitted therefore.D. 1. It is untrue.2. Untrue must it be.3. Untrue it is.4. It must be untrue.29. Most students usually complain about the amount of time.A B.Which they are allocated to work on a test is too short.C D.A. 1. Mostly students are, usually complaining.2. Almost usually students are, complaining.3. Most students are usually complained.4. Usually most of, the students are complained.B. 1. About a number of times.2. When a number of times.3. Whether the amount of time.4. That the amount of time.C. 1. Which allocated.2. Is allocated.3. Having been allocated.4. They were allocating.D. 1. Is shortened too.2. Is too shortened.3. Can be short too.4. Is short too.30. The capital city has such, a large rapidly growing population so that the.A B C.Governor cannot solve the pr.