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Noerror(E)Becausetheymustcompete(A)withalargechainofsuper-storesthatcanaffordtochargeverylowratesforcertainitems,theownersofsmallhardwarestoresknowthatyou(B)areunlikelytomakemuch(C)profitanymay(D),infact,gobankrupt.Noerror(E)(OC1-S7-17)Sinceendorsementbyapoliticalpartyisnoguaranteeofsuitabilityfor(A)publicoffice,thebestwaytoevaluate(B)candidatesis(C)toexaminehisorher(D)publicrecords.Noerror(E)(08.10-S5-TheStegosaurus,plant-eatingdinosaurs(A)withprotective(B)bonyplatesandtailspikes,wasoncecommonin(C)whatisnow(D)Colorado. Noerror(E)(OC2-S6-When(A)M.R.Harrington,anarchaeologistfromtheMuseumoftheAmericanIndian,begantoexcavate(B)theruinshenamed(C)thePuebloGrandedeNevada,heunearthedartifactsindicating(D) a500-yearoccupationbyindigenouspeoples.No Notmany(A)authorshavedescribed(B)theeffectsofenvironmentalpollutionaseffectiveas(C)RachelCarson,whoseworkisstillamodelfor(D)naturewriters.Noerror(E)(06.1-S3-BeforesteamshipsstartedcrossingtheNorthAtlanticintheearlynineteenthcentury,thebestwaytotravel(A)between(B)EuropeandAmericahasbeen(C)onsailingshipscalled(D)“packets.”Noerror(E)(07.10-S5-13)Themostsuccessful(A)algebrateachersdonothavetheir(B)studentssimplymemorizeformulasandequations;theymakesurethat(C)theirstudentsalsounderstand(D)theunderlyingmathematicalconcepts. Noerror(E)As(A)theguideledusthroughtheexhibitofancientRussianicons,sheinterspersedexplanationsoftheobjectswithstoriesabout(B)herownfirst(C)encounterswithRussianart,givingyou(D)auniquepersonaldimensiontothetour.Noerror(E)(07.10-S5-20)JosephPulitzer,aHungarian-bornimmigrant(A)totheUnitedStatesandaninnovatorinthefield(B)ofpopularjournalism,whoestablished(C)thePulitzerPrizesin(D)journalismandliterature.Noerror(E)(08.1-S7-14)EthelPayne,thetoughinvestigativereporterwhich(A)iswellknownforhercoverageof(B)theCivilRightsmovement,firstreceived(C)criticalacclaimforadiaryshekeptwhilelivingin(D)JapanaftertheSecondWorkWar.Noerror(E)Thebuswouldnothavehadtotake(A)thelongdetourinsteadof(B)themainhighwayifthebridgedidnotbecome(C)treacherousintheaftermathof(D)anicestorm.Noerror(E)(08.1-S7-8)Havingcompletedacourseinartappreciation,MaureenandI(A)were(B)abletojudgethepaintingsintheMuseumofModernArtmorecritical(C)thanwehadbefore(D).Noerror(E)(08.5-S4-Itwasobviousthatallofthecandidateshadplannedcarefully(A)fortheteleviseddebate,foreach(B)answerto(C)theopeningquestionshowedevidenceofhavingbeen(D)rehearsed.Noerror(E)(08.1-S7-16．Angrily(A)andabitconfused,thedefensewitnessfoundit(B)difficulttorespond(C)coherentlyto(D)thedistrictattorney’saggressivecross-examination.Noerror(E)（08.10-S5-17）The“MayanRiviera”,whichextendsdown(A)theeasterncoastofMexico,hasmanyhidden(B)caves,oneofwhich(C)islargerthanthesizeof(D)Monaco.Noerror(E)(08.10-S5-Thenightbeforetheplayoffsbegan(A),thecoachadvisedherplayerstoeatabalanceddinner,torelaxandenjoy(B)themselves(C),andtheyshouldget(D)plentyofrest.Noerror(E)(08.5-S4-16)Thetelevisionstationhasreceived(A)manycomplaintsabout(B)theclothingadvertisement,whichsome(C)viewerscondemntobe(D)tasteless.Noerror(E)Becausethegardenwasuntended(A),thewindowshadno(B)shutters,andthelawnoverrun(C)byweeds,peoplepassingby(D)theoldhouseassumedthatitwasNoerror(E)(06.1-S3-WhenDorisLessingpublishedTheGoldenNotebookin1962,it(A)instantlyestablished(B)herselfasone(C)ofthemostimportant(D)literaryvoicesofhergeneration.Noerror(E)(06.1-S3-Becausetrafficwasunusuallyheavy(A),Jimarrivedtenminuteslatefor(B)hisjobintervieweventhoughhehadrandesperately(C)allthewayfrom(D)thebusstop.Noerror(E)(07.10-S5-Noonebut(A)afoolwouldreadily(B)lendmoneytoapersonwhoisknown(C)tobe(D)afrequentgambler.Noerror(E)(08.1-S17-23)Tostandin(A)PersepolisinmodernIranandlookout,asDariustheFirstmusthavedone(B),attheimmensesweepoffieldsandmountains(C)istograsp(D)thevastnessoftheancientPersianEmpire.Noerror(E)(08.10-S5-25)NextMondayacommitteechosenby(A)theschoolboardmet(B)toreview(C)thefinallistofapplicantsforthepositionof(D)principalatthenewhighschool.Noerror(E)(09.5-S6-18)Althoughtheprecisedateandplaceoftheoriginofbaseballarehotlydebated(A),itisbeyonddispute(B)thattheNewYorkCityboroughsofManhattanandBrooklynplay(C)animportantroleinits(D)earlydevelopment.Noerror(E)(OC4-S5-24)By2003,morethan(A)684,000studentsintheUnitedStateshadenrolledincharterschools,publiclyfundedschoolsthatpledged(B)betteracademicresultsandwereunencumberedby(C)manyoftheregulationsgoverning(D)ordinarypublicschools.Noerror(E)(OC4-S5-25)Thestudyshowed(A)thatchildrenwhoconsumed(B)smallamountsofaddedsugarseating(C)onaverageoneservingmoreofgrainsperdaythandid(D)childrenwhoatelargeramountsofthesesamesugars. 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revolutionizingtheartofdocumentaryphotographyIn1871JosephListernoticedwhenfruitandcheeseisspoiled,thatamoldgrowsonthemthatcanbeusedtoweakengerms.(08.10-S5-11)whenfruitandcheeseisspoiled,thatamoldgrowsonthemwhenfruitandcheesespoil,thereisamoldonitthatamoldthatgrowsonspoiledfruitandthatspoiledfruitandcheesehaveamoldthatgrewonthem,andthatspoiledfruitandcheesegrowamoldonthem,andConcernedaboutpossibledamagetotheatmosphere’sozonelayer,lawsinmanycountriesnowprohibittheuseoffluorocarbonsaspropellantsinaerosolcans.ConcernedaboutpossibledamagetoConcernedaboutpossiblyThereisconcernaboutpossibledamageBecauseofconcernaboutpossibledamagePeopleareconcernedaboutpossibledamageDuringtheGreatDepression,DorotheaLange’sphotographsbroughtpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkers,beingdistributedfreeofchargetonewspapers.photographsbroughtpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkers,beingdistributedfreeofchargetonewspapersphotographsbroughtpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkers,whichweredistributedfreeofchargetonewspapersphotographs,whichshedistributedfreeofchargetonewspapersandbroughtpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkersphotographs,distributedfreeofchargetonewspapers,bringingpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkersphotographs,distributedfreeofchargetonewspapers,broughtpublicattentiontotheplightoffarmworkersAlthoughtalkingwhilegesturingwithone’shandswasonceconsideredundesirable,researchershavenowfoundthattousegesturesthenyouconversemakesiteasierformanypeopletothinkandspeak.(08.1-S7-6)tousegesturesthenyouconversemakesiteasierformanypeopletothinkandtomakethinkingandspeakingeasierformanypeopleduringconversationsyoushouldusegesturingfortheeaseofmanypeopleduringconversationsoneshouldgesturetothinkandusinggesturesduringconversationmakesthinkingandspeakingeasierformanythinking,aswellastospeak,areeasierformanypeoplewhengesturingwhileIn1903,physicistMarieCuriewasthefirstwomantowintheNobelPrize,moreover,in1911,shebecamethefirstpersontowinitasecondtime.(06.5-S6-7)physicistMarieCuriewasthefirstwomantowintheNobelPrize,MarieCurie,aphysicist,wontheNobelprizewhichwasthefirsttimeawomanwonit,then,physicistMarieCuriebecamethefirstwomantowintheNobelMarieCuriewontheNobelPrizeforthefirsttimeasawomanwhowasaphysicist,andphysicistMarieCuriebecamethefirstwinneroftheNobelPrizeamongwomen,Inwinter,whenthepondsfrozeover,thevillagerswentskating,andthemostventuresomeofwhomplayedchaseandexecutedcomplicatedturnsontheice.andthemostventuresomeofwhomplayedchaseandthemostventuresomeplayedchaseandinthatthemostventuresomeplayedchaseandwiththemostventuresomeplayingchaseandaccordinglythemostventuresomeplayedchaseandBorninColoniain1928,theNobelPrizeinLiteraturewasawardedin1982toGabrielGarciaMarquezforhismanynovels.(07.10-S10-1)theNobelPrizeinLiteraturewasawardedin1982toGabrielGarciaMarquezhismanytheNobelPrizeinLiterature,awardedtoGabrielGarciaMarquezin1982forhismanynovels.GabrielGarciaMarquez’smanynovelswerewhyhewasawardedthe PrizeinLiteraturein1982;hismanynovelsbroughtGabrielGarciaMarqueztheawardoftheNobelPrizeinLiteraturein1982.GabrielGarciaMarquezwasawardedtheNobelPrizeinLiteraturein1982forhisTellmewhereyouhavebeenandanaccountofyouractivitiesthere.anaccountyouraccountingwhatyouaccountwhataccountyouhadmadegivemeanaccountToattemptacomprehensivemappingofthehumangenomeisundertakinganextremelyambitiousproject.(08.5-S4-9)genomeisgenomeistogenomegenome,itgenome,thusExpertsdisagreeaboutwhatisthedefinitionofintelligenceandhowtomeasurewhatisthedefinitionofintelligenceandhowtomeasureit.(05.10-S10-howtodefineintelligence,andalsoitshowtodefineandmeasuredefiningintelligenceaswellasthedefinitionofintelligenceandmeasuringManyplacesintheArcticregionyieldevidenceoflatePrecambrianglaciations,whichtookplaceabout650millionyearsagoandwhichitisthebeliefofsomescientistswasglobalinextent.(08.10-S10-6)itisthebeliefofsomeitisthebeliefofsomescientistssomescientistshavethebeliefsomescientistssomescientistsbelieveInsimilaritywithsomeothergreatworks,theenduringhorrortaleFrankensteinwasfirstpublishedanonymously;itsauthor,MaryShelley,wrotethenovelwhenshewasnotquitenineteenyearsold.(06.1-S3-10)InsimilarityLikewhathappenedLikethecaseMeredithwouldliketoattend,butthetrainingcourseisnotabletobeaffordedby(08.10-S5-Meredithwouldliketoattend,butthetrainingcourseisnotabletobeaffordedbyMeredithwouldliketoattendthetrainingcourse,butshecannotaffordMeredithwouldliketoattendthetrainingcourse,butitisnotaffordabletoWhatMeredithwouldliketodoistoattendthetrainingcourse,butitisnotaffordabletoherIfitweretobeaffordable,MeredithwouldlikewoattendthetrainingStrongwind,ithavingsweptalmostuncheckedovergreatdistances,isaprimecomponentofthegrasslandclimate.(07.10-S5-7)ithavingsweptalmostuncheckedovergreatsweepingalmostuncheckedovergreatbeingalmostunchecked,willsweepovergreatdistances,forwithalmostuncheckedsweepingovergreatsweptovergreatdistancesandalmostThepsychologiststatesthatmostpeoplewantthesamethings:interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalone.(OC2-S6-interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalonetohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andlovedforthemselvesworkthathasinterestandismeaningful,tohaverespect,andtobebelovedforthemselvesaloneinterestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtheirowntohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,toberespected,andtobelovedforthemselvesaloneWhentheBerlinWall,longasymboloftheColdWar,begantobeborndownin1989,fivemillionpeoplewenttoBerlintocelebratethat.(06.1-S3-5)tocelebrateforitstoincelebrationofinSomebeachesarefrequentlycontaminatedbyuntreatedsewagethatflowsintotheocean,whichcanlastforseveraldays.(06.1-S10-14)ocean,whichcanlastforseveraloceanthatcanlastforseveralocean,itcanlastforseveralocean,whilecontaminationcanlastseveralocean;thecontaminationcanlastforseveralAdvertisedspecialsthatarelocatedinthefrontofthestoretemptshopperstostop,thebestbuysareoftenfoundinlessprominentspots.(08.5-S6-6)thebestbuysareoftenfoundinlessprominentitisthebestbuysthatareoftenfoundwheretheyarelessbutthebestbuysareoftenfoundinlessprominentandthebestbuysareoftenfoundlessinspiteofthis,thebestbuysarefoundtobelessThereisaspecialrelationshipbetweenaconductorandthemembersofanorchestra,whenatitsbestcanbecreativeandatitsworst,destabilizing.(08.5-S6-10)whenatitsbestcanbecreativeandatitsworst,whenattheirbestcanbecreativeandattheirworst,whoatbestiscreativeandatworst,whichatitsbestcanbecreativeandatitsworst,whileattheirbestiscreativeandattheirworstisWiththeLouisianaPurchase,theUnitedStatesacquiredalargerterritoryinareathanifyoucombinedBritain,France,Italy,Germany,Spain,andalargerterritoryinareathanifyoucombinedBritain,France,Italy,Spain,andlargerterritoryinareathancombiningBritain,France,Italy,Germany,Spain,andterritorylargerinareathanifBritain,France,Italy,Germany,Spain,andPortugalwerecombinedterritorylargerinareathanBritain,France,Italy,Germany,Spain,andPortugalterritorylargerthaniftheareaofBritain,France,Italy,Germany,Spain,PortugalTheGreatGatsbyisnowconsideredaclassicnovelsetinAmerica’sJazzAge,butin1925itsreviewswouldbemixedanditssaleswouldhavebeendisappointing.itsreviewswouldbemixedanditssaleswouldhavebeenitsreviewsaremixedanditssaleswouldbeitsreviewsweremixedanditssalesithadmixedreviewsanditsdisappointingreviewsweremixedandalsodisappointingThesecond-yearstudentsatthiscollegehaveevolvedintoinsightful,criticalthinkersfromaninexperiencedanduncertainteenagerjustayearbefore.fromaninexperiencedanduncertainteenagerjustayearfromtheinexperiencedanduncertainteenagerstheywerejustayeareventhoughjustayearbeforetheywereaninexperiencedanduncertaininjustayearfromaninexperiencedanduncertainwheninjustayeartheywereinexperiencedanduncertainAthickgrowthofsunflowersstandingtenfeettall,theirbrownheadsdroopedoverthefencewiththeweighoftheirseeds.(09.5-S10-10)standingtenfeettall,theirbrownheadsstandingtenfeettall,theirbrownheadsstandingtenfeettall,andtheirbrownheadsstoodtenfeettall,theirbrownheadsstoodtenfeettall,andtheirbrownheadsOurteamhasworkedforsever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interrelated,subjects.different,ifinterrelated,interrelatedsubjects,being,howeverdifferentsubjects,whereastheyaredifferentsubjectswhensubjectsthataredifferentalthoughbeingBornofIbuzaparentsinNigeria,novelistBuchiEmechetamovedtoEnglandin1962,sincewhichshehaslivedinNorthLondon.(05.10-S10-14)in1962,sincewhichshehaslivedinNorth1962andhaslivedsincetheninNorth1962,sincethenshehaslivedinNorth1962andlivedsincetheninNorth1962,andlivinginNorthLondonsincethatWatermelonshavebeencultivatedformorethan4,000years,andwherebythumpingthemtotestforripenesshasanequallylonghistory.(06.5-S10-8)andwherebythumpingwherebythumpingbecausethumpingthumpingthemasaandthumping(1)Foralongtime,therehasbeenavocalminorityofpeoplewhoquestionwhetherShakespearereallyauthoredtheworksattributedtohim.(2)TheseskepticsclaimthattheplaysandsonnetswereactuallywrittenbyEdwarddeVere,ChristopherMarlowe,orevenSirFrancisBacon.(3)Mostseriousscholarsdismisssuchclaims.(4)Whatabouttheso-caledauthorsofotherfamousworksofliterature?(5)SkepticsoftenarguethatWilliamShakespearecouldnothavehadthehighdegreeofeducationreflectedintheplays.(6)Shakespeare’splaysareverysophisticated.(7)Theplaysrevealthatwhoeverwrotethemwasveryfamiliarwithpolitics,foreignlanguages,andclassicalGreekandLatin.(8)SkepticssayShakespearecouldnothavegottensuchagoodeducationsincehewasnotfromawealthyornoblefamily.(9)Asseriousscholarshavelongpointedout,Shakespeare,asaresidentofStratford-upon-Avon,wherehegrewup,wouldhavelearnedreading,writing,andtheclassicandwouldhavebeenexposedtomanyofthehistoricalandphilosophicalideasevidentinShakespeare’sworks.(10)SkepticsalsomaintainthatSkakespeare’sworks(11)SkepticsalsomaintainthatShakespearecouldnothaveauthoredtheplaysbecauseheneverattendedauniversity;seriousscholars,however,pointoutthatmanydramatistsofhistimedidnotattendcollege.(12)Itseemsthatdespitewhatissaid,thereislittlereasontodoubtthatShakespeare’splaysandsonnetswerereallywrittenbyShakespeare.Incontext,whichisbesttoaddtothebeginningofSentenceForInWhichofthefollowingisthebestwaytorevisetheunderlinedmaterialandcombinesentences6and7(reproducedbelow)?Shakespeare’splaysareverysophisticated.Theplaysrevealthatwhoeverwrotethemwasveryfamiliarwithpolitics,foreignlanguages,andclassicalGreekandTheplaysattributedtoShakespeareareverysophisticated,revealingHealsowroteverysophisticatedplays,sotheyknowIncontrast,Shakespeare’splaysareverysophisticated,whichrevealsWhowouldquestionthattheyaresophisticatedandthattheyrevealWhoeverwroteitwasverysophisticated;hisplaysIncontext,whichisthebestwaytorevisetheunderlinedportionofSentence8(reproducedbelow)?SkepticssayShakespearecouldnothavegottensuch