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Laboratories have been warned that provisions for animal protection that in the past were merely - will now be mandatory; - of this policy will lose their federal research grants.A. comprehensive . . adversaries B. nominal . . advocates C. disregarded . . proponents D. recommended . . violators E. compulsory . . resisters Nearly one-sixth of all the human beings on Earth live in India, it has the worlds most populous democracy.A. India, it has the B. India, the C. India, having the D. India; the E. India; and are the Joe Louis was - fighter: he inspired fear in many of his opponents.A. a serene B. an impetuous C. an insipid D. a malleable E. a redoubtable The sum of the positive odd integers less than 50 is subtracted from the sum of the positive even integers less than or equal to 50. What is the resulting difference?A. 0 B. 25 C. 50 D. 100 E. 200 InordertoprepareforthespeechhewasgivenABtoalloftheparentsandteachersattheschool,GeorgepracticedspeakinginfrontofagroupCofhisfriends.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) was to giveC. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Their ideal was to combine individual liberty with material equality, a goal that has not yet been realized and that may be as - as transmutation of lead into gold.A. chimerical B. indispensable C. historical D. cynical E. inharmonious ThenewspaperreportedthatdespitetheincreaseAintheminimumwage,manypeoplearestillBChavingtroublemakingendsmeet.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Add 8x to 2x and then subtract 5 from the sum. If x is a positive integer, the result must be an integer multiple ofA. 2 B. 5 C. 8 D. 10 E. 15 They use light that is 100 million times dimmer than the midday sun, and tropical nocturnal sweat bees leave their nests to forage for food.A. They use light that is 100 million times dimmer than the midday sun, and B. By using light that is 100 million times dimmer than midday, C. In light that is 100 million times dimmer than the midday sun, D. With the light being 100 million times as dim as midday, E. When the light is 100 million times as dim as with the midday sun, Although Kareems contributions to the discussion initially seemed -, they were not - and the committee eventually chose to disregard them.1. correct . . contradictory 2. appropriate . . avoidable 3. believable . . muddled 4. promising . . relevant 5. helpful . . inconclusive In the figure above, the large rectangle is divided into six identical small squares. If the perimeter of the large rectangle is 30, what is the perimeter of one of the small squares?1. 5 2. 8 3. 9 4. 10 5. 12 I found that the writers ideas were sufficiently - to make me bear with his - language.A. intriguing . . skill with B. interesting . . abuses of C. humble . . mastery of D. shallow . . errors in E. misguided . . style of Rita Dove, African American writer and teacher, as poet laureate of the United States from 1993 to 1995.A. Rita Dove, African American writer and teacher, as B. Rita Dove was an African American writer and teacher as C. African American writer and teacher Rita Dove was D. African American writer and teacher, Rita Dove was E. An African American writer and teacher, it was Rita Dove The dramatist was - over his lack of funds and his inability to sell any of his plays, and his letters to his wife reflected his unhappiness.A. despondent B. supercilious C. prudent D. encouraged E. fortified Although there is not a great deal we can do to prevent storage of information about ourselves in computer data banks, we are not entirely - .1. indispensable 2. anonymous 3. neglectful 4. helpless 5. remorseless Food can be - element in family life, bringing us together in times of trouble and in times of joy.A. an addictive B. a conflicting C. a unifying D. a residual E. an inconsistent Ms. Fergussons main criticism of the artists rendering of the ancient mammals physical appearance is that, unsupported by even a - of fossil evidence, the image is bound to be - .A. modicum . . speculative B. particle . . supplemented C. perusal . . substantiated D. fabrication . . obsolete E. recapitulation . . exhausted TheoriginofamusementparkslieinancientandAmedievalreligiousfestivalsandtradefairs,whereBmerchants,entertainers,andfoodsellersgatheredCinordertotakeadvantageofthelargecrowds.DNoerrorEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) With the retirement of his ailing uncle, John realized the - was now on him to restore the family business to - after years of losses.A. focus . . bankruptcy B. prospect . . complacency C. onus . . profitability D. responsibility . . achievement E. charge . . respectfulnessWhethertheSumerianswerethefirstpeopleAtodevelopwritingisuncertain,buttheirsistheBCDoldestknownwritingsystem.NoerrorEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) A group of Black American fighter pilots known as the Red Tail Angels has the - of never having lost any of the bombers it escorted on missions over Europe in the Second World War.A. onus B. distinction C. imperative D. potential E. assignment Though its early history is not fully known, origami, the art of folding objects out of paper without cutting, pasting, or decorating, seems that it had developed from the older art of folding cloth. A. seems that it had developed from B. seems to have developed from C. seems to have been developed out of D. had developed, it would seem, out of E. developing, it seems, out of The committees report was entirely - ; those who - it did so with the deliberate intent of damaging my reputation.A. erroneous . . expunged B. legitimate . . perused C. infallible . . endorsed D. spontaneous . . compiled E. malicious . . circulated When he was five years old, the boy scribbled on the bedroom wall with a permanent marker, leaving an - mark that would still be there even after he grew up and moved away.A. interchangeable B. indelible C. ostensible D. eradicable E. untenable Until Florence Nightingale made nursing - , it was considered a - profession.A. scientific . . painstaking B. essential . . dangerous C. noble . . lofty D. patriotic . . worthy E. respectable . . degrading WyntonMarsalisemergedasoneofthegreatAtrumpetersofthelatetwentiethcentury,winningBCGrammyawardsforbothhisjazzandevenDclassicalworks.NoerrorEA. 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(E) In just a couple of years, low-carbohydrate diets have accomplished what the government has failed to do in decades of trying: it has convinced the public of refined grains, that they are bad and whole grains are good.A. it has convinced the public of refined grains, that they B. convincing the public about refined grains, which C. convince the public that refined grains D. convinces the public of refined grains, they E. convincing the public that refined grains Cecily is worried that, with all the recent innovations in computing, her five-year-old laptop and its software will soon be -.A. redundant B. obsolete C. unnecessary D. renewable E. valuable Harold, far from being a - , was not - to take a person holding opposing political views into his household.A. convert . . accustomed B. bigot . . loath C. fanatic . . susceptible D. recluse . . sympathetic E. persecutor . . inclined Mahpiua Luta, better known for being Red Cloud, was chief of the Oglala Sioux during the 1860s.A. for being B. that he was C. as being D. to be E. as The actors - decline in popularity was as striking and unexpected as his - rise to prominence had been.A. sudden . . meteoric B. gradual . . equivocal C. precipitous . . obscure D. dazzling . . secret E. inevitable . . unpredictable OnAugust27,1883,fourgiganticvolcanicexplosions,heardmorethan3,000milesaway,occurredontheABislandofKrakatoa,expellingaboutfivecubicmilesofCvolcanicdebristotheatmosphere.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) intoE. (E) Many of the misconceptions about Queen Victoria were created by those who - her most; in their efforts to - her as a model of all virtues, they lost sight of the real woman.A. esteemed . . discredit B. idolized . . disparage C. challenged . . delineate D. admired . . depict E. censured . . represent ThecreditformakingFranzKafkainternationallyAfamousasawriterbelongstohisfriend,novelistBMaxBrod,whichdespiteKafkasdyingwishes,CeditedKafkasunpublishedmanuscriptsandthenhadthempublished.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Professor Chen believes that the universal character of art refutes the prevailing notion that art is a - of civilization, a cultural frill, a social veneer.A. guarantee B. hallmark C. record D. luxury E. depiction The “double feature,” which featured two films for the price of one, became popular in the 1930s as a scheme to - former moviegoers who had begun to stay home since the - of the Depression at the beginning of the decade.A. lure advent B. discourage end C. dissuade dawn D. perplex onset E. instigate devastation Drews loss in the demanding cross-country race had - effect, weakening both his strength and his vitality.A. a morbid B. a palliative C. an enervating D. an onerous E. a recuperative AmeteoriteshowsanenormousvariationAinsize,frommicron-sizeddustparticlesBfilteringslowlythroughtheatmospheretoCgiantsweighingmanytons.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) With the 1969 film The Learning Tree, Gordon Parks proved what a truly - artist he was: he not only directed the film and composed its musical score, but also adapted its screenplay from his own novel.A. complacent B. protean C. lauded D. clairvoyant E. harried The wide variety of spices and condiments used in sausage making including salt and, it depends on the ethnic or regional origin of the recipe, coriander, nutmeg, cloves, garlic, vinegar, mace, pepper, chili peppers, or pistachio nuts.A. include salt and, it depends B. include salt, depending C. includes salt, and it depends D. includes salt and, depending E. including salt and, depending The play, which features - mix of comedy, pathos, and music, was correctly described by one honest critic as a -.A. a seamless . . debacle B. an ungainly . . hodgepodge C. an unfortunate . . masterpiece D. an inappropriate . . success E. a harmonious . . failure Understandably, it is the - among theater critics who become most incensed when producers insist on - celebrated classic plays.A. strategists . . discussing B. mediators . . staging C. conformists . . praising D. traditionalists . . recognizing E. purists . . reinterpreting Because it lacks water, this makes the area known as Death Valley a desert, but it is by no means devoid of life.A. Because it lacks water, this B. They lack water, which C. Water, the lack of which D. Lacking water, it E. Lack of water Enrico Caruso sang opera in Italy before traveling to the United States, then he gave his first performance at the Metropolitan Opera in November 1903.A. then B. when C. and which D. in that E. where It was difficult to believe that the sophisticated piece of technology had - through the centuries from such - and rudimentary apparatus.A. developed . . an intricate B. resulted . . a complicated C. evolved . . a quaint D. degenerated . . an obsolescent E. differed . . an exotic A remarkably - plant, the soybean yields not only dairylike products, but also flour, cooking oil, and sprouts.A. imperishable B. resistant C. tedious D. incessant E. versatile Clara Barton founded the American branch of the Red Cross, a nurse who was sometimes called the “angel of the battlefield.”A. Clara Barton founded the American branch of the Red Cross, B. The founder of the American branch of the Red Cross was Clara Barton, C. It was Clara Barton founding the American branch of the Red Cross, D. Clara Barton, who founded the American branch of the Red Cross, she was E. In founding the American branch of the Red Cross, Clara Barton was Mr. Warmington considered himself a connoisseur of fine wines, claiming he could - variations in taste and quality among any range of vintages he was served.A. purvey B. discern C. efface D. mollify E. debate The tigerusuallyhunts by night andfeeds onABa variety of animals,but itprefers fairly large preyCsuch asdeer and wild pigs.No errorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Paradoxically, this successful entrepreneur is sometimes - and at other times reclusive.A. autonomous B. dispassionate C. solitary D. unthinking E. gregarious The two circles above each have center O. The radius of the smaller circle is 1, and the radius of the larger circle is 2. If two points are selected at random from the interior of the larger circle, what is the probability that both points will be from the shaded region?A.B.C.D.E.The well-preserved, 121-million-year-old fossilized bird embryo on display at the museum has several features that suggest that its young could move about and feed themselves very soon after they hatched.A. its B. her C. their D. the species E. for this species Even those who do not - Robinsons views - him as a candidate who has courageously refused to compromise his convictions.A. shrink from . . condemn B. concur with . . recognize C. profit from . . dismiss D. disagree with . . envision E. dissent from . . remember Because he felt intimidated in his new position, he was - divulging his frank opinions of company proposals.A. scurrilous about B. candid in C. chary of D. fervid about E. precipitate in True to her altruistic beliefs, Natalie - the - attitude of her colleague that a client represented nothing more than a source of income and an opportunity for advancing ones professional reputation.A. applauded . . conscientious B. condoned . . aggressive C. lamented . . mercenary D. adopted . . egotistical E. belittled . . magnanimous Although there is not a great deal we can do to prevent storage of information about ourselves in computer data banks, we are not entirely - .A. indispensable B. anonymous C. neglectful D. helpless E. remorseless WhethertheSumerianswerethefirstpeopleAtodevelopwritingisuncertain,buttheirsistheBCDoldestknownwritingsystem.NoerrorE1. (A) 2. (B) 3. (C) 4. (D) 5. (E) A group of Black American fighter pilots known as the Red Tail Angels has the - of never having lost any of the bombers it escorted on missions over Europe in the Second World War.A. onus B. distinction C. imperative D. potential E. assignment TheintroductionofelevatorsinhotelsmeantthatApreviouslyundesirableroomsonthetopfloors,Bawayfromthebustleandnoiseofthestreet,Cbecamesoughtafterandmoreexpensivethanthelowerfloors.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Rita Dove, African American writer and teacher, as poet laureate of the United States from 1993 to 1995.A. Rita Dove, African American writer and teacher, as B. Rita Dove was an African American writer and teacher as C. African American writer and teacher Rita Dove was D. African American writer and teacher, Rita Dove was E. An African American writer and teacher, it was Rita Dove I found that the writers ideas were sufficiently - to make me bear with his - language.A. intriguing . . skill with B. interesting . . abuses of C. humble . . mastery of D. shallow . . errors in E. misguided . . style of TheSunhasbeenshiningfornearlyfivebillionAyearsandisthoughtthatithassufficientBthermonuclearfuelinitscoretoshineCforaboutanotherfivebillion.NoerrorDEA. (A) B. (B) C. (C) D. (D) E. (E) Laboratories have been warned that provisions for animal protection that in the past were merely - will now be mandatory; - of this policy will lose their federal research grants.A. comprehensive . . adversaries B. nominal . . advocates C. disregarded . . proponents D. recommended . . violators E. compulsory . . resisters Food can be - element in family life, bringing us together in times of trouble and in times of joy.A. an addictive B. a conflicting C. a unifying D. a residual E. an inconsistent Because she has a great need for - , she loathes the public appearances demanded of her as a leading literary figure.A. luxury B. privacy C. reward D. devotion E. distraction Although the acreage involved in a national boundary dispute may seem insigni