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1.Thatthenewmanagingeditorrosefromthepublicationssoftnewssectionstoaleadershippositionismoreofalandmarkintheindustrythanherbeingawoman.

A.herbeingawoman

B.beingawomanis

C.herwomanhood

D.thatshewasawoman

E.thatsheisawoman

2.Inaleveragedbuyout,investorsborrowhugesumsofmoneytobuycompanies,hopingtopayoffthedebtbyusingthecompany'searningsandtoprofitrichlybythelaterresaleofthecompaniesortheirdivisions.

A.byusingthecompany'searningsandtoprofit

B.byusingthecompanies'earningsandbyprofiting

C.usingthecompanies'earningsandprofiting

D.withthecompany'searnings,profiting

E.withthecompanies'earningsandtoprofit

3.LegislationintheCanadianprovinceofOntariorequiresofbothpublicandprivateemployersthatpaybethesameforjobshistoricallyheldbywomenasforjobsrequiringcomparableskillthatareusuallyheldbymen.

(A)thatpaybethesameforjobshistoricallyheldbywomenasforjobsrequiringcomparableskillthatare

(B)thatpayforjobshistoricallyheldbywomenshouldbethesameasforajobrequiringcomparableskills

(C)topaythesameinjobshistoricallyheldbywomenasinjobsofcomparableskillthatare

(D)topaythesameregardlessofwhetherajobwashistoricallyheldbywomenorisonedemandingcomparableskills

(E)topayasmuchforjobshistoricallyheldbywomenasforajobdemandingcomparableskills

4.Inordertoevenlyandeffectivelypaintaroughsurface,itisnecessarytosanditandapplyprimerbeforeapplyingthepaint.

(A)itandapplyprimerbeforeapplyingthepaint

(B)itandprimeitandpaintit

(C)it,thenprimeit,thenpaintit

(D)thesurfaceandapplyprimerbeforeyou

applypainttothesurface

(E)thesurface,applyprimertothesurfaceandthenpaintit

5.Adecadeafterinitiatingthenation'smostcomprehensiveandaggressiveantismokingprogram,percapitaconsumptionofcigarettesinCaliforniadeclinedfromover125packsannuallyperpersontoabout60,adropmorethantwiceasgreatasinthenationasawhole.

B.annualpercapitaconsumptionofcigarettesinCaliforniadeclinedfromover125packstoabout60,morethantwiceasgreatasthat

C.California'sannualpercapitaconsumptionofcigarettesdeclinedfromover125packsperpersontoabout60,morethantwiceasgreatasthedrop

D.Californiahasseenpercapitaconsumptionofcigarettesdeclinefromover125packsannuallytoabout60,adropmorethantwiceasgreatasthat

E.Californiahasseenannualpercapitaconsumptionofcigarettesdeclinefromover125packsperpersontoabout60,morethantwiceasgreatasthat

6.AccordingtoscientistsattheUniversityofCalifornia,thepatternofchangesthathaveoccurredinhumanDNAoverthemillenniaindicatethepossibilitythateveryonealivetodaymightbedescendedfromasinglefemaleancestorwholivedinAfricasometimebetween140,000and280,000yearsago.

(A)indicatethepossibilitythateveryonealivetodaymightbedescendedfromasinglefemaleancestorwho

(B)indicatethateveryonealivetodaymightpossiblybeadescendantofasinglefemaleancestorwhohad

(C)mayindicatethateveryonealivetodayhasdescendedfromasinglefemaleancestorwhohad

(D)indicatesthateveryonealivetodaymaybeadescendantofasinglefemaleancestorwho

(E)indicatesthateveryonealivetodaymightbeadescendantfromasinglefemaleancestorwho

7.Ahigherinterestrateisonlyoneofthefactors,albeitanimportantone,thatkeepsthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,likeitdidearlierinthedecade.

a)thatkeepsthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,likeitdidearlierinthedecade.

b)thatkeepthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,asitdidearlierinthedecade

c)thatkeepsthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,asitdidearlierinthedecade

d)thatkeepthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,likeearlierinthedecade

e)thatkeepthehousingmarketfromspiralingoutofcontrol,likeitdidearlierinthedecade

8.Astheetchedlinesoncomputermemorychipshavebecomethinnerandthechips’circuitsmorecomplex,

boththepowerofthechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehavevastlyincreased.

(A)thechips’circuitsmorecomplex,boththepowerofthechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehave

(B)thechips’circuitsmorecomplex,thepowerofboththechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehas

(C)thechips’circuitsaremorecomplex,boththepowerofthechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehas

(D)theircircuitsaremorecomplex,thepowerofboththechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehave

(E)theircircuitsmorecomplex,boththepowerofthechipsandtheelectronicdevicestheydrivehave

9.Inthe1980'stherateofincreaseoftheminoritypopulationoftheUnitedStateswasnearlytwiceasfastasthe1970's.

(A)twiceasfastas

(B)twiceasfastasitwasin

(C)twicewhatitwasin

(D)twotimesfasterthanthatof

(E)twotimesgreaterthan

10.AccordingtoHenryDavidThoreau,thereasonamajorityisallowedtoruleisnotthatitismorelikelytoberight,butbecauseitisstronger.

(A)thereasonamajorityisallowedtoruleisnotthatitismorelikelytoberight,butbecauseitisstronger

(B)amajorityisallowedtorulenotbecauseitismorelikelytoberight,butbecauseitisstronger

(C)thereasonformajorityruleisnotbecausetheyaremorelikelytoberight,theyarestronger

(D)themajorityisallowedtorulebecauseofitsstrength,notbecauseitismorelikelytoberight

(E)thereasonwhythemajorityrulesisthatitisstrong,notbecauseitislikelytoberight

11.1).Somepatientswhodonotrespondtherapiesofdepressionmaysimplyhavereceivedinadequatetreatment,having,forexamplebeenprescribedadrugasadosagetoolowtobeeffectiveorhavingbeentakenoffadrugtoosoon.

A--having,forexamplebeenprescribedadrugasadosagetoolowtobeeffectiveorhavingbeen

B--having,forexample,adrugprescriptionthatwasineffectivebecausethedosagewastoolow,orbeing

C--as,forexample,havingtoolowofadosageofprescribeddrugforittobeeffective,orbeing

D--whentheyhave,forexample,beenprescribedtoolowadrugdosageforittobeeffective,orwere

E--forexample,whentheyhaveadrugprescriptionwithadosagetoolowtobeeffective,orbeen

12.Acatfishpassesontoitsoffspringnotonlyaparticulargeneticmakeupandalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,suchasforonespecificlake’stemperatureandsalinity.

1.andalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,suchasforonespecificlake’stemperature

2.andalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,likethetemperatureofonespecificlake

3.butalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,suchasforthetemperatureofonespecificlake

4.butalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,likeonespecificlake’stemperature

5.butalsodefiniteenvironmentalneeds,suchasforonespecificlake’stemperature

13.AdiscussionofournationsforeignpolicymustbeginwiththefactoftherebeinganindependentWesternEuropewhichnowthinksofitselfintrans-nationalistterms.

A.Adiscussionofournationsforeignpolicymustbeginwiththefactoftherebeing

B.Beginninganydiscussionofournationsforeignpolicymustbethefactoftherebeing

C.Anydiscussionofournationsforeignpolicymustbeginwiththefactthatthereis

D.Anydiscussionofournationsforeignpolicymustbeginbyacknowledgingtheexistenceof

E.Tobegindiscussingournationsforeignpolicytheemustbeanacknowledgmentofthefactthat

14.Biologistsbelievethattheyhavefoundoneofthesubstancesthattellindividualgenesbothwhentobecomeactiveandwhentoremainquiescentintheearliestphasesofanembryo'sdevelopment.

(A)tellindividualgenesbothwhentobecomeactiveandwhentoremain

(B)tellindividualgenesbothatwhichtimetheyshouldbecomeactiveandshouldremain

(C)tellsindividualgenesbothwhentobecomeactiveandwhentoremain

(D)tellsindividualgenesbothwhentoactivateandwhento

(E)tellanindividualgenebothaboutwhenitshouldbecomeactiveandwhenitshouldremain

15.SchliemanndeterminedattheageofseventofindthesiteofancientTroyanddevotedhissubsequentcareertodoit.

A.devotedhissubsequentcareertodoit

B.hasdevotedhissubsequentcareertodothat

C.devotedhissubsequentcareertosuchanend

D.hasdevotedhissubsequentcareerforthat

E.devotedhissubsequentcareertothatend

16.Untilquiterecently,Americaneconomistshaveassumedthattheunemploymentratebeingfourpercent,thereisaroughbalanceamongjobsandjobseekers.

(A)theunemploymentratebeingfourpercent,thereisaroughbalanceamongjobsandjobseekers

(B)shouldtheunemploymentratebefourpercent,thereisaroughbalanceamongjobsandjobseekers

(C)weretheunemploymentratefourpercent,thereisaroughbalancebetweenjobsandjobseekers

(D)iftheunemploymentrateisfourpercent,thereisaroughbalancebetweenjobsandjobseekers

(E)thereisaroughbalanceamongjobsandjobseekerswhenthereisanunemploymentratethatisfourpercent

17.OneofRonaldReagan’sfirstactsasPresidentwastorescindPresidentCarter’sdirectivethatanychemicalbannedonmedicalgroundsintheUnitedStatesbeprohibitedfromsaletoothercountries.

(A)thatanychemicalbannedonmedicalgroundsintheUnitedStatesbeprohibitedfromsaletoothercountries

(B)thatanychemicalbeprohibitedfrom

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