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\tSACj onstage fNumerous homes ________ by the high wind and heavy rain of hurricane Andrew.
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TXTSO^ According to Buddhist philosophers, nirvana is only achieved through the extinction of individuality existence.ADJindividual________ until the Articles of Confederation had failed that the United States Constitution was written and ratified.
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Unless proper posture as a child, adults may later suffer from varying degrees of spinal curvature.PREPWithoutIn poetry, a tercet is a group of three lines that rhyme ________ or are connected by rhyme to an adjacent triplet.
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Hazing of underclassmates, particularly of freshmen, are a practice that universities have sought to stamp out.AGREEisVinegar, ________, can actually be made by fermenting any kind of fruit juice such as apple, peach, or pear.
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Because of the fear what presidents would become emperors, the founding fathers of the United States limited presidential terms of office to four years.SUB NCLthatThe islands off of the Gulf coast of Alabama enrapture visitors with their congenial natives, warm climate, and ________.
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horse, the gnu is most proper classified as an antelope.ADVproperlyOnce thought to be only passive, playful creatures, dolphins can assume aggressive attacking characteristics ________ from larger
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Mia Hamm, captain the 1999 U.S. women's national soccer team, led her team to victory in the World Cup.PREPcaptain ofOne of the most important acts of Congress to protect women was the 1910 Mann Act _________ from being imprisoned and transported for immoral purposes.
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Nestled in the hills of California above Auburn, the tiny hamlet of Coloma it became world famous with the initial discovery of gold in 1848.REP SUBJ(delete "it")________ is not known as a flower, the raspberry is a prickly shrub which is a member of the rose family.
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Of all the planets in our solar system, none has a longer solar year then Pluto which takes almost 250 years to revolve around the Sun.USAGEthanVivid coloring of desert landscapes as well as _________ of everyday plants characterizes the paintings of Georgia O'Keefe.
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vessels supplied blood to the heart.ADJsupplying________ wreaked such destruction on an area as did Hurricane Hugo to Charleston in 1989.
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The branch of biology that deals with the reproduction and propagation of domestic animals and plant is termed thremmatology.NUMplantsUsually containing a cathode, an anode, and rarefied air, the vacuum tube ________ a critical part of such pieces of electrical equipment as radios and televisions.
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The nests of the weaverbird are highly elaborate structures comprising thousands pieces of intricately woven sticks and grass.PREPof pieces ofMost historians agree ________, the use of cheaply sensational news, was largely responsible for the Spanish-American War of 1898.
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throughout the world's reading population that each new book is awaited with enthusiasm.CONNECTsoIronically, soaps that purport to kill bacteria may in fact be helping ________ super bacteria which are resistant to anti-bacterial agents.
Question 14
Professional wrestling can be considered a sport ________ it is an activity which provides enjoyment and recreation to a significant segment of the population.
Question 15
The nursery rhyme "Little Miss Muffet" expresses on a simple way the typical person's aversion to spiders.PREPinProscribed by an amendment to the United States Constitution, alcoholic beverages proved impossible ________ out of public consumption.
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Such devastating was the Civil War that in the year 1866 an estimated 60,000 men in Mississippi alone were fitted with a prosthetic device to replace a missing arm or leg.CONNECTSoBecause of the nature of television, the level of violence in a particular locale can be made to seem worse ________.
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Potassium chlorate, a colorless, crystalline salt, finds a various of uses in such apparently disparate items as explosives, matches, and toothpaste.USAGEvarietyIt is widely agreed that two of the most beautiful millennium celebrations ________ in Paris and Sydney.
Question 18
An old Sicilian maxim is that a man which respects his prospective father-in-law will also respect his prospective wife.PRO, SUB AJCwho________ off the Queen Charlotte Islands, the California sardine can be detected by the black spots their schools cause in the water.
Question 19
They are interesting to note that while the prevailing winds and currents in Hawaii are from the northeast, most of the fauna and flora resembles that found on Pacific islands to the south.SUBJ, VERBIt isThe largest dolphin, ________, hunts in large packs and preys on large fish, seals, and whales.
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John Llewellyn Lewis raised through the ranks to become president not only of the Congress of Industrial Organizations but also of the United Mine Workers of America.USAGErose________ a valuable food source, the sweet pea provides beautiful flowers which bloom profusely in the spring.
Question 21
First tried in the Dalton, Massachusetts school system, the Dalton plan gives students individual instruction to advance as quickly as their ability allows ________ the rate of the group.
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is often accompanied by the increasing poverty of the lower economic classes.AGREEare oftenUnlike the desertification that threatens to blanket much of north Africa with continually advancing sand, ________ most Middle Eastern countries features a pattern of advance and recede.
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is celebrated on a 30th of May each year.ARTthe________ of three octaves and a melancholy tone, the oboe is normally used to display great loneliness or tragedy.
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Used by making incense, perfume, and medicine, myrrh was once as highly prized as gold.PREPinThe arborescent cactus of southern Arizona shows wide variety in the length, arrangement, and ________.
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like a fan enabling them to be used in the making of mats and hats.
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Medieval towns usually protected themselves from unwanting intruders and invaders with a large, heavy iron gate called a portcullis.ADJunwantedBecause of ________ and loyal dispositions, German shepherds are often used as police dogs.
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hostile in the local population which still exists today.NhostilitySmelling salts, ________ with any fragrant scent, relieve faintness, headaches, and grogginess.
Question 28
As a result of her inspiring courage and sense of adventure, Amelia Earhart has become a role model for every young women.NUMwomanA reptile of the Upper Jurassic Period, stegosaurus was delineated by a small head ________ heavy bony plates with sharp spines down the backbone.
Question 29
Neural synapses are points of contact between adjacent neuron, where nerve impulses are transmitted from one to the other.NUMneuronsThe reclamation of public land is a responsibility of the U.S. Department of the Interior which also oversees ________.
Question 30
Many lives were lost and much money expended attempting to find a Northwest Passage it was linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the northern waters of Canada.REP SUBJ(delete "it was")In the eastern United States, the drought of 2000 exceeded ________ 1929 and 1966.
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Cimabue, widely regarded as the father of Western painting, was an acquaintance of Dante and a pivotal figure in the developer of Western art.NdevelopmentMany rivers now run dry ________ , including the Yellow in China, the Indus in Pakistan, and the Colorado in the United States.
Question 32
To enable it to walk on walls and ceilings, each gecko has about half million microscopic hairs on the bottom of each foot.ARTabout half aThe sculpture for which the greatest sum ________ in Europe is Edgar Degas' "Petite Danseuse."
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of genetic defects and exposure to toxic chemicals, viruses, or another environmental factors.USAGEother________ who have attempted to become President of the United States, Elizabeth Dole was forced to abandon her effort because of a lack of money.
Question 34
multi-layered epithelial cells that lie on the connective tissue below them.AGREE, PROit________ has been banned throughout the United States, it continues to be practiced in some areas of Utah.
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Reciting poets and dialogues is a method of language learning rarely used by modern teachers.NpoetryForce nine on the Beaufort Wind Scale indicates wind enough strong to do slight structural damage and create high waves.ORDERstrong enoughThe relationship ________ and real gross national product is a primary indicator of the energy intensity of an economy.
Question 36
Based in subsistence agriculture, the economy of Western Samoa also relies on forestry, fishing, and tourism.PREPonThe last state to ratify the United States Constitution was Rhode Island on May 29, 1790, some fifteen months ________ into effect.
Question 37
Blind and deaf from infancy, Helen Keller overcame numerous obstacles in her quest to speak and read, eventually becoming a writer and lecturing.NlecturerIt was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914 ________ to the outbreak of World War I.
Question 38
The lungfish can, under the most extreme circumstances, to live for up to ten months buried in layers of mud.VERBlive (delete "to")Annexation of Hawaii as an American territory did not take place ________ in 1898 when Congress realized that Hawaii was an important defensive buffer for the Pacific coast of the United States.
Question 39
The publication of Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind" created such a sensation that presses had being put into overtime production to keep pace with sales.INFto beNicknamed the Keystone state, Pennsylvania was founded ________ of the 18th century by Quakers under the direction of William Penn.
Question 40
Guano, ________, is a highly prized fertilizer found mainly on islands off the coast of Peru and on islands in the south Pacific.
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the proving of guilt but the discoverer of truth.NdiscoveryUndoubtedly no physician had more impact on the average life of everyday people _______ Alexander Fleming, the man who found penicillin.
Question 42
In simple Crusader tombs in the Mediterranean area, the encasement was composed of alternating rows of mud and seashell without no other bonding agent.NEGwithout anyOn high definition television sets, ________ displayed on the screen is indescribably sharper than that of earlier types of televisions.
Question 43
The largest glandular organ in vertebrate animals, the liver containing a substance which is essential to the production of red blood cells.VERBcontainsOne purpose of a dictionary is to make ________ of words that would otherwise be obscure.
Question 44
have not evolved beyond the carnivorous hunters we once are and should therefore consume large amounts of meat.VERBonce wereThe Knickerbockers, descendants of the early Dutch settlers of New York, gave their name to the short, loose trousers ________ were gathered in at or just below the knee.
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its books.PROherIn today's deception food labeling, sugar is often disguised as "high fructose corn syrup" so that consumers will not realize what they are eating.ADJdeceptiveHerman Melville's classic "Moby Dick" has at its core one man's obsession to conquer ________.
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upper stomach, is usually causing by high stomach acidity.VERBcausedThat the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton ultimately failed ________ the public's disbelief that he had committed an impeachable offense.
Question 47
Each generation, as it reaches middle age, decry the lack of morality and increasing boorishness of the youth of its society.VERBdecries________ simple jealousy that caused Othello to believe what Iago told him about Desdemona's infidelity.
Question 48
Located between Virgo and Scorpio, the constellation Libra supposedly resembles a pair of scales at shape.PREPinWhether the presentation of explicitly pornographic material is a violation of the free speech ________ is an issue annually raised before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Question 49
Always controversial because the interplay between labor and management, raising the minimum wage surfaces as a political issue in election years.SUB AJPbecause ofLike that of the Maoris of New Zealand, ________ was almost completely destroyed by European settlers.
Question 50
of which was Willa Cather who wrote many novels about life on the prairie.PROof whomBefore the advent of such devices as geopositioning satellites, navigators had ________, determining position and course by observing the Sun, Moon, and stars.
Question 51
The ermine is actually an unusually beautiful north weasel whose fur is brown in summer but white in winter.ADJnorthern________ has encroached on the life of the Eskimo, Eskimo culture has managed to retain its vibrant inner soul.
Question 52
The sculptured Maltese falcon, which was the main prop in the movie of the same name, it recently sold at auction for over a million dollars.REP SUBJ(delete "it")_________, frankincense is a gum resin derived from various Asiatic and East African trees of the balsam family.
Question 53
Lycanthropy, a well-documented mental disorder in which people imagine themselves to be wolves, has been popularized by Hollywood for the 1930s.PREPsinceWhen fat is removed completely from a person's diet, the body begins to convert other food elements ________ into fat.
Question 54
The martini is a drink made from gin and dry vermouth, usually serviced with a green olive or a slice of lemon rind.USAGEservedWhen civil authority has broken down, or when a government merely wants to suppress its citizens, ________ is usually declared.
Question 55
The government attempt to separate Microsoft into two different companies was made under the auspices of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act ________.
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Characterized by extremely heavy rains, monsoons come from the Indian Ocean and southern Asia and blows from the southwest during the April to October season.AGREEblowGreek warrior and friend of Achilles, Patroclus was killed while wearing Achilles' armor by Hector ________.
Question 57
Obsidian, having the same composition as volcanic granite, is a dark, hardly, glassy volcanic rock.ADJhardRemembered for little more than being the nation's only bachelor President, James Buchanan was a lackluster figure ________ to avert impending Civil War.
Question 58
Earlier or later, neurologists will begin to understand precisely how memories are stored in neurons and recalled for use.USAGESoonerThe fandango, __________, varies in musical rhythm from a slow pace to quick 3/4 time.
Question 59
Though uncommonly dangerous as a chemical, a common use by liquid chlorine is to kill bacteria in public water supplies.PREPofHong Kong's famous sampans are in fact not located in Victoria Harbor but instead in the harbor at Aberdeen ________.
Question 60
Alike Seattle to the north, San Francisco is endowed with a large bay which serves as point of anchorage for cargo and passenger ships.USAGELikeIn the United States, meat is routinely marbled to increase its fatty content and painted ________.
Question 61
During their gestation period, embryonic striped perch are carrying in a fluid formed from the delicate linings of their mother's uterus.VERBare carriedThe first major modern eruption of the Kilauea volcano occurred in 1790 ________ an army marching to fight against King Kamehameha was completely annihilated.
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Pemmican was a concentrated, nutritious food of Native Americans that was made from dried buffalo meat, dried berries, and wild cherry that had been mixed together.NUMcherriesPetroleum continues to run the world's economy ________ it pollutes the environment and will run out one day.
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The fruits of the saguaro consist of a red pulp with hundreds of black seeds have the same basic consistency and structure as figs.ADJhavingMost musicians, especially horn players, agree ________ the best jazz trumpeter of the modern age.
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obtained at almost pharmacies and grocery stores.USAGEmostFar from being thought of as harmful, fevers should be considered beneficial to the body ________ they are the body's attempt to kill harmful bacteria and viruses.
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water is that is known as a squeegee.SUB NCLwhatSqualls, which are brief, violent storms in sea, have sunk huge cargo tankers by running them aground.PREPat sea________ a volatile isomeric alcohol, terpineol is regularly used in perfumes because of its lilac odor.
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Only the United States Supreme Court can decide unless an act of Congress is constitutional or not.SUB NCLwhetherRecent medical literature suggests ________ a relationship between autism and the vaccinations received by children against childhood diseases.
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industrial center with the introduction of a rail line in 1881.ADJIncorporatedAnthony Wayne, ________, received the nickname "Mad Anthony" because of his reckless military strategy.
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Abortion can be defined as the deliberate termination of a pregnancy before the fetus is capable to living outside the womb.PREPof________ in the middle latitudes, the jet stream travels from west to east at speeds reaching 150 miles an hour.
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In 1791, Jeremias Richter proved definitively that acids and bases always neutralize every other in the same proportion.USAGEeachRAM, or random access memory, is temporary memory which may be held on a computer chip instead _______ on a floppy disk or tape.
Question 70
The U.N. Population Fund is responsible for providing assistance to population programs in developing countries, promoting understanding of key population factors, and to reduce infant mortality rates.GERreducingThe date in the spring ________ the Sun's rays strike the Earth vertically is called the vernal equinox.
Question 71
It is estimated that in an average census, the population of the United States is undercounted by an amount ranged from 1.7 to 2.5%.ADJrangingIn 1839, Horace Hayden and Chapin Harris established the first dental school, and ________ created the basis for uniform dental
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Annexed by the Kingdom of Hawaii in 1862, Palmyra Atoll, with its 50 islets and four square miles, are a privately owned American territory.AGREEisThe first movie blockbuster, "Birth of A Nation" ________ for D.W. Griffiths' racist depiction of African Americans.
Question 73
Off the northeastern coast of North Carolina, among Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds lies Roanoke Island, the site of the ill-fated colony of 1585.USAGEbetweenIn baseball, when a batter hits a home run with a person on each base, the home run is termed ________.
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voyages to Canada during the 1500s, stimulated by its boundless resourceful of fish, forest products, and furs.NresourcesThe night sky of the southern hemisphere is adorned with numerous stars, perhaps ________ the four stars which form the famous Southern Cross.
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In April 23, 1962, the Ranger IV spacecraft became the first American space probe to reach the Moon.PREPOnThe clouded leopard of south central Asia and the snow leopard of the Himalaya mountains are ________ endangered animals in the world.
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Surfers internet know the value of a clear fast server connection without which the downloading of data can consume large amounts of time.ORDERInternet surfers________ Chief Justice William Rehnquist who presided over the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton.
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William Faulkner's creation of the fictional Yoknapatwpha County, Mississippi stands as one of the major literary creation of the 20th century.NUMcreationsThe establishment of agricultural crops ________ humanity's evolution from roaming nomadic hunters to settled domestic residents.
Question 78
Like hail, the sleet is composed of tiny ice crystals which adhere to each other forming a round ball.ART(delete "the")Land mines ________ have been responsible for the maiming of countless innocent civilians.
Question 79
Throughout the United States and in American compounds abroad, the Fourth of July is usually celebrated with a mixture of firework, hot dogs, and baseball.NUMfireworksIn cities like Las Vegas, in which some employees ________, absenteeism caused by disjointed biorhythms is an increasing problem.
Question 80
Dot com companies, the darlings of venture capitalists, have seen their fortunes plummet in recent years because of their inability to do a profit.USAGEto makeFreckled skin predisposes one to skin cancer ________ special precautions should be taken by freckled people when they are in the
Question 81
In sandy Mediterranean areas, soil must be enriched in order to grow even a most rudimentary of plants.ARTeven theOne discredited notion of baby boomer parents ________ quality of time spent with children, not quantity of time, that is important.
Question 82
Hand crafting in every detail from its leather upholstery to its in-dashboard television, the Rolls-Royce Corniche epitomizes luxury.ADJcrafted________ in the electronic age, newspapers are thriving more than ever by keeping pace with technological innovations.
Question 83
At the peak of the Depression, Americans looked to Franklin Roosevelt for calm inspiration, determined leadership, and to create jobs.N GRPcreatingIt is an old axiom that for product to be accomplished, work ________.
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Acquitted of the murder of his latter wife, O.J. Simpson nevertheless found opprobrium in the eyes of most of the American public.USAGElateIn philosophy, adiaphorous arguments are ones that are morally neutral ________ correct or incorrect.
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forms of mechanical noise from leaf blowers to jackhammers.ARTAn everStudies show conclusively that people who own pets tend to live longer ________ do not.
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In chemistry and physics, the smallest particles of an element that combines with similar particles of other elements to produce compounds are called atoms.AGREEcombineEssentially nothing more than carbonated, sugared water, Coca-Cola ________ the world's most popular soda beverage.
Question 87
Language is enriched by the presence of region dialects containing strange and wonderful colloquial expressions and idioms.ADJregional________ the danger of igniting a fire, combustible materials are not allowed on any aircraft that carry passengers.
Question 88
Deneb, a first magnitude star in the constellation Cygnus, takes its name from an Arabic word means "tail of the hen."ADJmeaning________, tattoos can only be removed through a painful surgical procedure involving lasers.
Question 89
The popular of off road sports utility vehicles has led to a wholesale destruction of fragile desert ecosystems.Npopularity________ that can medically be done for a broken toe except for binding it with an adjacent toe to restrict its movement.
Question 90
the same interest of the public in "Terminator," both movies focusing on creations that became dangerous to its creators.PRO, AGREEtheirAlthough a whale breeding sanctuary has been established in the south Atlantic, ________ have successfully prohibited the establishment of one in the south Pacific.
Question 91
In the eighteenth century context of divine right, Jefferson's idea that all people are created equally with the right in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness was indeed revolutionary.PREPright ofContinued and unexpected shortness of breath is a sign ________ a cardiovascular system is weak and needs exercise.
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makes his famous midnight right to Lexington, Massachusetts to warn the colonists there that the British were coming.VERBmadeIn the opinion of many, the reduction of American education to merely teaching the three "R's" of reading, writing, and arithmetic will have the effect ________.
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or flour boiling with scraps of pork, allowed to set, and fried to a golden crisp.ADJboiledLiving in the northern plains of the United States, the Sioux are ________ who have strived valiantly to maintain their language and culture.
Question 94
The second movement of Beethoven's seventh symphony, which seems to portray musically the tragedy of the composer's deafness, is that gives the symphony its darkly resonant tone.SUB NCLwhatSomatology is an anthropological science ________ it deals with the physical nature and characteristics of human beings.
Question 95
Denali, renamed Mt. McKinley in 1896 by the explorer W.A. Dickey, was only climbed twice successfully ________.
Question 96
The yellowtail fish, also called the white salmon, belongs to the group of mackerel fishes called "pampano" that reside in most of the warm and temperature seas of the world.ADJtemperateEven though the Florida ground dove is not much larger than a sparrow, it still possesses such dovelike features as _________.
Question 97
thought he was a god and dispatched runners throughout the islands to announced his coming.INFannounceAmong the largest countries in the world ________ total territory exceeds 3,800,000 square smiles.
Question 98
The National Cemetery System provides services and monuments for graves of veterans, and eligible dependents in over 112 national, state, and private cemetery.NUMcemeteriesFamilies with homeless children ________ more than half the homeless population of New York City.
Question 99
isolated, on April, 1901, nine years to the month before Marie Curie isolated pure radium.PREPin________, "El Nino" is a change in the circulation and temperature of waters off the west coast of South America that occurs every few years.
Question 100
The main purposeful of the human respiratory system is to pump oxygen to the blood and remove carbon dioxide waste.Npurpose"Cheers," ________ of the Emmy Award for Best Comedy Series, told the story of a group of friends who patronized the same Boston
Question 101
At one time believed to be in the direct line of human evolution, Sivepithecus is now recognized at the ancestor of the orangutan.PREPas theScorpions, _______ their fierce reputations, are a regular part of the diet of wolverines and other small mammals.
Question 102
Between non-Buddhists, a little realized fact is that Nepal was the birthplace of Gautama Buddha around the year 600 B.C.E.USAGEAmongAccording to law, commercial banks ________ to individuals and to commercial companies, establish personal and business checking accounts, and maintain trust departments.
Question 103
In spite of the controversy engendered by the mention of drug legalization, not many is known about the effect of such a move.USAGEmuchIn light of recent developments in biochemistry, the profession of psychoanalysis, emphasizing repression, free association, and dream analysis, may become ________.
Question 104
way westward in the 1800s, can still be seen in parts of Nebraska, Utah, and Colorado.PREPthousands ofSome lizard societies have evolved into completely maleless entities with intercourse taking place _______ male behavior.
Question 105
non-resident students that these students must apply for help in the form of grants, loans, and scholarships.CONNECTsoIn 1932, a traveler could have cruised around the world on an ocean liner in first class accommodations for ________ $914 on the Cunard White Star Line.
Question 106
An inorganic substance occurring naturally in the earth and having a consistent and distinctive set of physical properties ________ called a mineral.
Question 107
Minesweepers are vessels naval which have the unenviable task of locating and destroying enemy mines at sea.ORDERnaval vessels_______ in the northern hemisphere, the lynx has two specific species: the Canada lynx and the Bay lynx, or bobcat.
Question 108
Not only has Atlanta become the symbol of the New South but also has it become the home of the next Silicon Valley.ORDERit has________ microcephaly in which the cranial capacity is extremely small, macrocephaly indicates a condition in which the head is abnormally large.
Question 109
Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, and American Falls on the United States side are the two great waterfalls at the Niagara River which collectively are termed Niagara Falls.PREPofPenicillin derives its potency from green mold, Penicillium notatum, which destroys _________.
Question 110
the Mississippi and the Missouri, with approximately one fourth of the country's richest and deepest topsoil.USAGEliesThe 1824 presidential election marked the first time in American history that a candidate who received the largest popular vote failed to become president because of ________ enough electoral votes.
Question 111
Among the most far reaching of all Supreme Court Cases was Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education in which the justices ruled that separation but equal educational facilities were discriminatory.ADJseparateIt has been estimated ________ 2050, more than 90% of the world's population will live in urban areas.
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they have been banned from many public venues such as restaurants, golf courses, and concert halls.CONNECTsoTechnically, the Arctic regions ________ all the lands north of the Arctic Circle, including the northern reaches of Asia, Europe, and North America.
Question 113
Dick Butkus, ________ to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, was renowned for his ferocious and intimidating style of play as a linebacker for the Chicago Bears.
Question 114
Nobel Prize for Literature because of his clarity of thought and poet intensity.ADJpoeticThe Mandan, an agricultural Native American tribe of the American Midwest, typically lived in a close-knit arrangement of six villages, ________ were protected by a deep ditch.
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it, by simply crawling out through a slit on the upper side near its first abdominal segment.AGREE, PROit is________ directed toward teenagers have increased tenfold, teenage smoking continues to rise in the United States.
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now account for most 30 million tons per year.USAGEalmostA favorite of concert audiences, the French horn is a brass wind instrument with three rotary valves and a long coiled tube ended in a wide, flaring bell.ADJendingIronically, because of its unusual topographical configuration, ________ is one of the most polluted valleys in California.
Question 117
With recent advance in mapping the human genome, students have been flocking to university genetics and biochemistry courses.NUMadvancesIchthyology is the branch of zoology ________ the structure, classification, and life history of fish.
Question 118
Mythology first developed oral as humans sought to understand their place in the cosmos and then evolved into elaborate written form.ADVorallyOnondaga Lake, ________ near Syracuse, New York, was home to the famed Iroquois tribe of Native Americans.
Question 119
Eleanor Roosevelt's graceful and intellect endeared her to a generation of female Americans yearning for role models.NgraceKamala, a powder obtained from an East Indian tree, is highly prized _______ for silk and wool.
Question 120
Possessed of a flat snout and a thick body, the hognose snake is harmless and rarely exceeds one meter long.USAGEin lengthPeopled by Polynesians ________, American Samoa was first visited by the European, Louis de Bougainville, in 1768.
Question 121
One theory suggests ____________ when the parietal lobes, the regions of the brain responsible for the distinction between the body and its surrounding space, are damaged.
Question 122
concert in July, 2000, it marked the beginning of a new era on concert security.PREPin________ on Wall Street cannot be stated with any degree of certainty.
Question 123
was the less educated having no formal education while Woodrow Wilson was the only president to have a Ph.D.ADJleastThe goals of the Head Start Program are to improve _________, learning skills, and health status of low income children so that they can begin school on an equal footing with their peers.
Question 124
should stand behind the victim, place her fist just below the victim's rib cage, and pull upward with sharp thrust.NUMthrustsWith the internet has come the advent of a plethora of free services _________, fax, and voice mail.
Question 125
Pirated music compact disks as well fraudulent computer software are readily available on black markets around the world.CONNECTas well asEven the touch of a human foot can seriously damage a coral that has taken hundreds of years _______.
Question 126
have colonized space and established outposts on Mars and the moons of Jupiter.VERBwill have colonizedMiniaturization, of the kind that has taken place of computers, has also occurred in the air conditioning industry, with personal, in-clothes, air conditioning.PREPinBred for speed, greyhounds and whippets are ________ of all dogs.
Question 127
Children must be taught the valuable of money at an early age so that they will appreciate it later in life.Nvalue________ that they know how life began, it remains a mystery that may never be solved.
Question 128
Presidential wives from Rachel Jackson to Hilary Clinton have often had to endure personal attacks from a media.ARTtheLocated beside the constellation Libra, Scorpius is composed of fifteen stars, ________ is Antares.
Question 129
Central Standard Time are one of the four standard time zones in the United States, corresponding to the mean local time of the 90th meridian west of Greenwich, England.AGREEis________ on a wax covered metal plate from which a printing surface has been prepared by electrotyping is called cerotype.
Question 130
!jTXTS"^ Always an aviation enthusiastic, former President George Bush took his second parachuting jump to celebrate his 75th birthday.Nenthusiast________ of a hurricane which is calm, the epicenter of an earthquake is an area of extremely violent upheaval.
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called in common speech, the tightrope walkers.PRO, AGREEthey areFood and beverage producers must pay supermarkets premium shelf rates ________ their products prominently.
Question 132
It has been theorized that the recent outburst of home runs in Major League Baseball is mainly the result of a liveliest ball.ADJlivelyThe deaths of ________ in one Indian zoo in one night shows the ease with which a species can be wiped out.
Question 133
In an era of strong corporate leaders, the absence of an orderly and equitably succession often throws companies into disarray.ADJequitable________ of Health Management Organizations to fund costly life-saving procedures, the public has petitioned for a patient's bill of rights.
Question 134
Specializing in producing fresh pizza that must be taken home and cooking, Papa Murphy's is successfully bucking the fast food trend.VERBcookedSwimmer's ear, a fungus of the outer ear canal, is a bothersome condition that can persist _______.
Question 135
Almost none American inventor before or after has captured the public imagination as did Benjamin Franklin with his spectacles and lightning rod.NEGno________ is caused by an unsatisfactory pillow which does not adequately conform to the contour and weight of a sleeper's head.
Question 136
The gourmet dish of Peking Duck derives its name not from the manner ________ but from a Chinese breed of large, white domesticated duck.
Question 137
Portholes were originally included in the architecture of ships as a means of admitting light and wind, loading and offloading cargo, and to fire a gun through.GERfiringIn military status, a lieutenant is an officer ________ and ranks above a sergeant and below a captain.
Question 138
As scavengers and predators, gulls are known to ravage the nests of sea birds, devouring eggs and young when sea food and refuse is scarce.AGREEareIn ________, a stipulated sum is paid to a beneficiary at the death of the insured.
Question 139
The cover of typical Native American teepee required from ten to twelve buffalo skins which had been tanned on both sides and from which all hair had been removed.ARTof aWith some 6,500 lakes and 100,000 islands, Finland is a country ________ is closely tied to water.
Question 140
With the onslaught of the AIDS virus in the 1980s, pharmaceutical companies spent billions dollars in search of a cure.PREPbillions ofEye witness testimony is usually the least reliable type of evidence in trials because of ________ exactly what they have seen.
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As vertebrae age, the cartilage between it shrinks creating the illusion that a person is getting smaller.PRO, AGREEthem________ less rainfall than any other state, Las Vegas is awash in water from nearby Lake Mead.
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Most medieval bestiaries included such fanciful and imaginary creatures that unicorns, dragons, and mermaids.CONNECTasA scarcity of donors means ________ transplantation surgery is more successful than ever, recipients must wait long periods to receive an organ.
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for the holder to convert it into a specified number of company stock.USAGEamountThomas Jefferson, ________ , became the country's third president in 1801.
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Bernard Fantus of Chicago established the first blood bank in 1937 and in doing so enables people to survive life threatening injuries and operations.VERBenabledThe 1846 discovery of gold in British Columbia ________ and a substantial increase in the population of western Canada.
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protrusion of a lower jaw, as an indicator of a child's need for braces.ARTthe lowerOpponents of the death penalty argue that because no system of human justice _______, capital punishment results in the deaths of innocent people.
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period, when James I was king at England.PREPofThe young seedlings of the giant saguaro are extremely small and poorly rooted usually germinating in the first week after the begin of summer rains.GERbeginningMail order brides became common on the western frontier _______ a dearth of marriageable women.
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One of the most popular university towns, Davis, California is attractive to students because it is so safety.ADJsafeThe close ties that bind families of Mediterranean ancestry together ________ the elimination of various social security nets.
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If a positron and an electron meet, and they disappear leaving an energetic photon with no mass and a spin of 1.CONNECT(delete "and")Parts of Washington and Oregon ________ to a greater degree than comparable areas of Brazil and Indonesia.
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Lack of chlorine in a swimming pool may cause algae to grow unchecked creating water unsuitability for swimming.ADJunsuitableThe United States ________ on the principle that all people have equal rights to life and property.
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With little or not regard for the rights of their citizens, authoritarian governments repress their citizens and subject them to arbitrary rules and regulations.NEGWith little or no________ the 1999-2000 National Basketball Association championship, they began what appeared to be an unstoppable dynasty.
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some the military installations positioned on the island of Oahu.PREPsome ofMarion Jones, ________, excels in track and field events ranging from the 100 meter run to the long jump.
Question 152
Scientists estimate that only ten percent of the humpback whale population of fifty years ago exist today.AGREEexistsSprinkling a fresh mint on zucchini transforms a staid vegetable into a ________.
Question 153
Financial experts must keep a minute per minute watch on fluctuations in worldwide monetary markets.PREPbyHigh, arched inner walkways of the kind found in mosques and public buildings are characteristic ________ Islamic architecture.
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Parliamentary governments are often held together by tenuous coalitions of philosophically diverse political party.NUMparties________ typically takes the form of marches, sit-ins in institutions of public accommodation, and lectures at universities and on street corners.
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The first truly international news network, the Cable News Network, has set the standard of broadcast journalist for all succeeding networks.NjournalismAfrican leaders have long maintained ________ must be waged in the context of dire social poverty.
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by epidemics of disease brought by European settler to North America.NUMsettlersUpon winning the 2000 men's singles tennis championship at Wimbledon, ________ became the all-time male leader in Grand Slam tennis victories.
Question 157
Miniature robots, inserting intravenously, can perform such surgical procedures as the clearing of arterial blockages.ADJinsertedThe creation of larger supersonic jets will permit the carrying of more passengers and ________ larger fuel tanks.
Question 158
Most computers are manufactured so that they can be operated on either 110 volts of electricity and 220 volts of power.CONNECTbothA plateau is a portion of land, generally large and with a level surface, ________ above the surrounding land.
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Researchers studying sharks at extreme depths have found that far from being solitary creatures, certain species of sharks congregate in groups of five hundred or more than.CONNECTmore (delete "than")________, three hundred and ninety seven meters below sea level, is on the shores of the Dead Sea in the Negev Desert.
Question 160
It was during the Silurian period of geologic history as sea snails, clams, and mussels began to inhabit the Earth's oceans.PROthatBest remembered for his innovative business practices, Henry Ford also invented and patented numerous mechanisms ________ today's automobiles.
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Were he alive today, Martin Luther King will be the first to point out that racism is still rampant in the United States.VERBwouldHer herculean efforts ________, Harriet Beecher Stowe was unable to see the fruit of the abolitionist movement in her lifetime.
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Five star hotels provide a variety of amenities to their guests in order to make their stay as comfort as possible.ADJcomfortableLong after ________, continued tectonic settling causes minor seismic disturbances to occur.
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An extremely soft shelled crustacean, the ghost shrimp is very transparent that the beating of its heart can be seen through its shell.CONNECTsoHaving flowers ________, the latifolia sees its blooms rapidly fade to lavender before finally becoming white.
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Because it restores cartilage, glucosamine has been found to lessen the movement impairing affects of severe rheumatoid arthritis.USAGEeffectsA so-called no load mutual fund is one _______ an investor a sales commission to buy or sell shares in the fund.
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It is often saying that neither rain, sleet, nor hail can keep postal workers from making their appointed rounds.VERBsaid_______ to remove, ink stains are among the worst laundry problems which may confront a cleaning service.
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According to statistics published by the Department of Energy, the United States ________ more energy than it has produced since
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Progesterone, a hormone found in the ovaries and placenta, helps to regulate a woman's uterus during her menstrual cycle and pregnant.Npregnancy________ Caribbean Sea, Montserrat exports plastic bags, electronic parts, textiles and hot peppers.
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Originally a trading camp, the beach resort of Long Beach became an industrial center upon the discoverer of oil in 1921.Ndiscovery_______ 480 B.C.E. that the Greek astronomer Oenopides of Chios discovered that the Earth is tilted with respect to the Sun.
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what, in time of peace, no homeowner shall be required to house military personnel.SUB NCLthatDenton T. Young, _______ as "Cy," pitched his baseball team to 511 victories during the course of his career, thereby establishing the Major League record.
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The direction of a given wind is determined from the point on the compass in which it blows.SUB AJCfrom whichStatistics show that ________ offenders committing domestic violence against women are spouses, ex-spouses, or current or ex-boyfriends.
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examples of women whom have been democratically elected to lead their countries.PROwhoThe _______ companies in terms of actual train miles operated are the Burlington Northern Company and the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
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Estimates as to the total number of languages in the world vary from 4,000 to 10,000, with an incalculable amount of accompanying dialects.USAGEnumberThe average annual percent change in the population, resulting from a surplus of births over deaths ________ the growth rate.
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It is without doubt that some the world's most pristine diving areas can be found along the Sinai coast of the Red Sea.PREPsome ofOne factor ________ an increase in American homelessness is the reduction in government subsidies for mental health institutions.
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The idea of what is beautiful is remarkably a same in primitive cultures and highly civilized societies.ARTthe sameAdobe houses are essentially made of dry mud mixed with straw ________ and insulation.
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Overexposure to dry heat can lead to intense dehydration results in high body temperature and even death.ADJresultingAn opposable thumb ________ for one species of primate to reach a higher level of development than another.
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In fluid measurement, ________ occupies a volume of one cubic decimeter, or one thousand cubic centimeters.
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West Point, ________, was founded in 1802 to supply the nation with adequate military leadership in times of war.
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Once children learn a second language, a language key is unlocked making his acquisition of a third language easy.PRO, AGREEtheir________, teeth are prone to decay to the point of complete deterioration at which time capping or replacement is necessary.
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Clay court tennis presents many difficulties to the player such as unpredictable bounces and footing which is unstable.ADJ, ORDERand unstable footingCompulsive overeating is a neurotic condition not dissimilar _______ by those addicted to gambling.
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Voice activated notebook computer no larger than a hand held calculator will be developed in the near future.NUMcomputersThe quality of beer depends ________ the quality of water used as on the application of the brewer's art.
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Tyler was the only President to have changed political parties while in office.INFbecome________ to make calculations in practical situations, Isaac Newton's gravitational theory is not as accurate as that proposed is Einstein's general theory of relativity.
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At a distance of just above twenty six miles, the marathon is the longest running event in the Olympic Games.PREPoverArtistic decadence results _______ excessive features that are not integral to a building's design.
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It is now believing that a whale song is not an oral history of the species but a musical form of reproductive attraction.VERBbelievedNew Age devotees contend that certain crystallized rocks impart intellectual wisdom and ________.
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Africa spend virtually their entire lives in constant exposure to sunlight.SUB AVPbecause of________, a tourist would be well-advised to learn about local customs regarding clothing and food.
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Whereas Superman is a comic book hero who fights against evil, Lex Luther symbols sheer malevolence in the Batman comic books.VERBsymbolizesGin rummy, ________, has many different forms perhaps as a result of its popularity.
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Useful by protection from rain, umbrellas are also a preferred method of sun blockage in tropical countries.PREPforLife expectancy is determined by dietary nutrition, _______, and environmental toxicity within a given locale.
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in and around water or in occasions of flash flooding.CONNECTand in_______ commits an offense against military law, then that soldier is tried in a summary, special, or general court-martial, depending on the seriousness of the offense.
Question 188
Drive-in theaters, once a fixture in every American town, has faded into obscurity as the country has become more urbanized.AGREEhave fadedSome mail carriers such as Federal Express guarantee ________ mail overnight to any international or domestic location.
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an ectoderm and an endoderm, is what is called a gastrula.NdevelopmentA hard, glasslike, silicate mineral ________, garnet is most precious when it appears in a deep, transparent red color.
Question 190
Van Gogh's A Peasant Woman, painted only three months before its suicide, remains impressionistic with waves of energy radiating outward from the subject.PROhisA gunfighter of ________, Billy Clanton was killed by Wyatt Earp in the fight at the O.K. Corral.
Question 191
Tom Mooney, the American labor leader who was convicted of participating in the bomb of a parade in San Francisco in 1916, was subsequently pardoned and freed from prison in 1939.NbombingIn logic, a non sequitur is a conclusion or inference which does not follow from the premises or evidence ________.
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No longer seen except in antique museums, a buckboard was four-wheeled, open carriage with a seat carried on a flooring of long, flexible boards.ARTwas aPollution, in the form of plastic containers and bottles, ________ on the most remote shorelines and in the middle of the ocean.
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Animal fanciers have long noted that dogs tend to imitating the physical appearance and personality of their owners.INFimitateNative to Australia, the eucalyptus tree is a subtropical evergreen tree of the myrtle family _______ for its timber, oil, and gums.
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Great composers have often relied in natural sounds such as bird songs, animal howls and barks, and the whirring of insect wings for their inspiration.PREPon_______ the difficult terminology contained therein, highly technical engineering texts are almost always accompanied by a glossary.
Question 195
Hereford cows, characterized by their red bodies with white markings, are raised primarily for beef, no for milk.NEGnot_______ it is large and wasplike, the ichneumon fly has no stinger and lives as a parasite on the larvae of other insects.
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TimeBlocker The most characteristic dwellings of the Native Americans of the Plains were earth lodges, ________ may still be seen from North Dakota through Kansas.
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toboggan down the slippery slopes of mountain.NUMmountainsThe lute, ________ related to the guitar, has six to thirteen strings stretched along its fretted neck.
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are one of America's greatest water adventures.AGREEisAll animals establish a pecking order _______ of food and other amenities within their society.
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Stomach and another gastrointestinal viruses may last as long as a week or be as brief as twenty four hours.USAGEother_______ Sally Hemmings was Thomas Jefferson's mistress and the mother of his children has been definitively answered by DNA testing performed on her descendants.
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saved his town from rats carrying the Bubonic Plague by drowning them in a river.PROwhoHad American missionaries not been present on Hawaii at the beginning of the 19th century, the Islands _______ French or British territories.
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Tropical plants have the benefit of enjoying a fairly constant number of daylight hours as well as uniform temperature and rainfalls.NUMrainfall_______ ground to a halt in the decades before the Civil War as vast deposits of oil and coal were discovered in Pennsylvania.
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In the fight against AIDS, few countries have tackled the problem _______ the southeast Asian country of Thailand.
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It is imperative that a prospective medical student takes courses in chemistry and physiology before taking medical school classes.VERBtakeGranulite, a mixture of concrete and small pebbles which can be made from scratch or ________, is commonly used to construct walkways and patios.
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High school students should undertake an ambition reading program in order to develop the vocabulary and comprehension skills necessary for college.ADJambitious_______ middle age, their metabolism changes causing waistlines to bulge and muscles to sag.
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By a telescope of sufficient power, an amateur astronomer can see tiny lunar craters and the large moons of Jupiter.PREPWithThe American Revolutionary War lasted seven years _______ with the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, Virginia.
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Netherlands where ideal soil and other environmental factors have combined to create perfect growing conditions.PRO, AGREEitsPrehistoric Norsemen believed _______ would be destroyed by the powers of evil at the end of the world, at a time known as Ragnarok.
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for at least eight hours previous to cooking.USAGEprior_______, a double occurs when a batter reaches second base after hitting a ball which has not been handled with an error.
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Infrequent along the Colorado River and on the nearly level plains of the lower Gila Valley, the saguaro is found in various abundance throughout Arizona at altitudes below 4,000 feet.USAGEvaryingUnlike the eggs of other fish, _______ are not spherical but are about twice as long as they are wide.
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Almost commercial lending institutions offer discounted borrowing rates of three percent or more to their most preferred customers.USAGEMostJust as northern California's Russian River was named for the European explorers who discovered it, ________ for the ethnic group who first lived there.
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An omnivore is officially classified as an animal that eats both vegetables and meat like.USAGEalike_______ Walden Pond where the renowned American poet Henry David Thoreau lived and wrote some of his best poetry.
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The piranha, a small but voracious South American fish which likes to hunt in groups, has been knowing to attack large mammals in the water including people.VERBbeen knownWhenever a member of a parliament questions whether parliamentary procedures _______, that member can raise "a point of order."
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dark bread made of unsifting rye.ADJunsiftedThe first New World land sighted by Columbus in 1492, San Salvador is one of the eastern Bahama Islands, with a land area of _______ .
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indifferences, withdrawal, hallucinations, and delusions of persecution and omnipotence.NUMindifference________, Pisces, which includes the dates of February 19th through March 20th, follows Aquarius.
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National Book Award finalist for "Bastard Out of Carolina," Dorothy Allison won twice 1989 Lambda Literary awards for her collection of short stories entitled "Trash."ADJtwoWhile certainly the wave of the future, electronic text has as its main disadvantage ________ while being read.
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Chinese stir-fry is that during sauteing a cook only turns the food once whereas in stir-frying the food is constantly stirred and tossed.USAGEbetween_______ on cable television at the age of 10, Alanis Morissette signed a record contract four years later.
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50 centimeters below the surface of the land, farmers are able to use 20% fewer water and achieve 30% greater yields.USAGElessMemory eXpansion Technology doubles _______ of computer servers by storing frequently accessed information close to a computer's microprocessors.
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to relief fevers and bronchitis.INFrelieve"Medea," _______ play written by any of the ancient Greek playwrights, was an attempt by Euripides to articulate human ambivalence and malevolence.
Question 218
Special bleaching creams can now _______ the post-partum freckles that appear on women's faces.
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Because of their relative brightness in the night sky, planets are often mistaken by stars.PREPfor_______ outside comfortably in tropical countries, a means of controlling the ambient insect population must be found.
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With bright red flowers and leafy green foliage, geraniums add colorful and depth to any well-tended garden.NcolorNew diet pills purport to reduce one's weight by introducing a substance into the body ________ of food.
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Walking or jogging along sidewalks beside busy streets or highways can result in the inhalation of very many toxic fumes that breathing can be impaired.CONNECTso_______ security system, a fiercely territorial dog can protect a home against unwanted intruders and burglars.
Question 222
As the Bundren family makes its way across Mississippi in Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying," Vardaman began to exhibit the same craziness that afflicts Darl.VERBbeginsPerhaps _______ in a kitchen which has more bacteria and germs as the unwashed lid of an electric can opener.
Question 223
For anyone who deals with facts and statistics, an almanac is an indispensable portion of their library.PRO, AGREEherIn the same way that no two fingerprints are identical, _______ two snowflakes have the same crystalline structure.
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The larger of the Great Lakes, between Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario, is Lake Superior which borders on the states of Minnesota and Wisconsin.ADJlargest_______, the teledu is a small, flesh-eating animal which is found is Java, Borneo, and Sumatra.
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means another than sensory channels, is a term coined by the English writer F.W. Myers.USAGEotherQueen Elizabeth ruled England during _______, and, by opening the world to English culture, created a European age that still bears her name.
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Many physicians are being forced to take handwritten courses so that pharmacists will be able to read what the doctors have prescribed.ADJhandwritingAccording to a respected British medical journal, _______ from the earlobe is less painful than obtaining blood from the thumb.
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because the interesting rate on money charged is so high.ADJinterestLouis Armstrong's classic rendition of "It's a Wonderful World" _______ successive generations of audiences who have heard it since it was recorded in the 1950s.
Question 228
Ordinary, a hurricane gains strength over water by absorbing moisture and loses power over land by dispersing moisture.ADVOrdinarily________ that morning sickness is a pregnant woman's way of protecting critical embryonic cells from teratogenic phytochemicals during the first trimester of pregnancy.
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or computer subsystem, email programs are particularly vulnerable to their devastating effect.PRO, AGREEits"Erin Brockovich" is a movie based on the life of the person with the same name _______ the chromium pollution caused by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
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Easier to clean and more hygiene, floor tiles are used instead of carpet in Mediterranean countries such as Italy and Algeria.ADJhygienic________ invariably help those autocrats they propose to punish by creating black market companies controlled by the dictators themselves.
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of southeastern Mexico on the Gulf of Campeche.ADJmadeTaken from a story by Hans Christian Andersen, the term "ugly duckling" refers to a person _______ as a child is only temporary.
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In the hierarchy of the gentry, a viscount is a nobleperson below an earl or the count and above a baron.ARTaKnown as the father of medicine, Hippocrates _______ a medical oath which sets forth an ethical code for the medical profession.
Question 233
Histamine, released by the body in all allergic reactions, lowers the body's blood pressure, dilates the blood vessels of the cardiovascular system, and stimulated gastric secretions.VERBstimulatesThe amount of gratuity that one leaves on a table _______ at a restaurant depends on the quality of service that one received.
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the insect world that try to eat their male counterparts following copulation.ADJjustUnusual among members of its species, the tiger shark particularly enjoys eating albatross fledglings as they make their first attempts _______.
Question 235
Once requisite item of every gentleman's wardrobe, gaiters are cloth coverings which cover the ankle and instep thereby concealing the person's shoe laces.ARTOnce a_______, an 18th century German botanist, gloxinia is a tropical plant with large leaves and bell-shaped, colorful flowers.
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Born Reba Fiersohn on 1884, Alma Gluck changed her name upon immigrating to the United States and became one of the world's leading operatic sopranos.PREPinA reversible fabric, usually of silk linen, in figured weave of deep pink or rose color _______ damask.
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particular lost one of its greatest actors.
Question 238
Chlorine that has been exposed to water is very poisonous and must be handled with extremely care.ADJextremeTo avoid _______, United States cabinet members are required to place their investments in a blind trust.
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Hawaii's native and the most popular sport.ARTmost (delete "the")When the Spanish explorers first encountered the natives of the western plains, they found them using large dogs to carry loads _______.
Question 240
the vegetable kingdom, may contain as much as six or seven tons of water.NUMmembersThe purple gallinule, a bird _______ is the southern Gulf states of Louisiana and Mississippi, occasionally surprises bird lovers as far north as New England and Canada.
Question 241
interpretation is required for any athlete aspiring to enter the field of gymnastics.NUMrhythmsOn October 21, 1924 the United States and Canada ratified the Northern Pacific Halibut Treaty in an effort _______ the halibut fishery.
Question 242
Usually found growing as a hedge, the Natal plum is a thorny shrub with white, star-shaped flowers which are renowned for its fragrance.PRO, AGREEtheir_______ that Louis de Broglie published his revolutionary theory that electrons have both particle and wave nature.
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ranging from permafrost wetlands in Alaska to tropical rain forests in Hawaii.AGREEexistsWinner of the 1990 Tony award for best Broadway play, "The Grapes of Wrath" _______ from John Steinbeck's novel about an Oklahoma family's journey during the Depression years.
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the former referring to the production of tangible goods such as shoes and furniture, the later dealing with intangible products such as entertainment and tourism.the latterUSAGE_______ can only hold a certain amount of water vapor at a given temperature, dew begins to form on the ground as air cools.
Question 245
People who are truly obese should only undertake a rigorous weight lost program under the supervision of a qualified physician.ADJloss_______ of the San Francisco Bay region of northern California rarely exceeds 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Question 246
The pinot noir grape is responsible to French champagne as well as France's velvety red burgundies.PREPforHistorically a significant transportation hub ________, Chicago extends for slightly more than twenty six miles along the southwestern shoreline of Lake Michigan.
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countries are encouraging development in areas infesting with the anopheles mosquito.ADJinfested_______ and Vice-President of the United States become incapacitated, the Speaker of the House of Representatives is next in line of succession to the Presidency.
Question 248
Even with encryption codes, it is impossible to certificate with complete assurance that credit card purchases on the internet are legitimate.INFcertify________ as secret societies, fraternities and sororities use Greek letters to designate their names.
Question 249
An examination of the stomach contents of the pilchard fish have revealed that it consumes about 200 species of minute floating plants and animals.AGREEhasFrom Sconset, ________ of Nantucket Island, the nearest land to the east is Europe and to the south is the West Indies.
Question 250
Prejudice may be nothing more than a defense mechanism of those who suffering from a feeling of inferiority or a weak ego.VERBsuffer fromIn remote areas of the Australian outback, medical counseling _______ via shortwave radio and email.
Question 251
An extremely useful tool in carpentry, the reamer can be used to enlarge or taper preexisting hole.NUMholesIt is important for a lessor to include as many details as possible _______ in a rental contract.
Question 252
An isomeric liquid found in decaying fish and meat, parvoline is derived by pyridine and is so named because of its low volatility.PREPderived fromCharacterized by nonsymmetrical geometric figures, neoplasticism was a school of abstract painting _______ at the outset of the twentieth century.
Question 253
That the sea sometimes appears luminous at night is because noctiluca, small phosphorescent marine organisms that often travel in vast groups.SUB AVPbecause ofIn Greek and Roman mythology, Phaethon, _______, nearly set the world on fire by carelessly driving his father's chariot.
Question 254
After receiving a license to practice pharmacy, a new pharmacist receives a pharmacopoeia which lists drugs and medicines in addition their properties.CONNECTin addition toIn the American judicial system, juries can resort to nullification _______ a law is discriminatory.
Question 255
Professors are often asked to write letters of recommendation to their former students who are applying to graduate school.PREPfor theirPterodactyls, great flying reptiles, first appeared on Earth during the second period of the Mesozoic era, _______ the Jurassic Period.
Question 256
Ouija boards are supposedly used by spiritualists to transmit and record messages from those whom are no longer alive.PROwho_______ Edmund Randolph's insistence that all references to slavery were excluded from the Declaration of Independence.
Question 257
The English language, as it was written and spoken from about 1125 and 1475, is what is called Middle English.PREPbetweenThe electron microscope _______ the study of microorganisms , thereby enhancing our knowledge of the world around us.
Question 258
The use of indiscriminate, unfounded accusations has come being called McCarthyism, after the Wisconsin senator who employed such tactics.INFto be________, barren rocky canyons, and marshy uplands, Kauai has the most diverse scenery of any of the Hawaiian Islands.
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conquest of Mexico from the inhabitants of Cuba.
Question 260
Because of their lack of flexibility and the thinness of their soles, tennis shoes should not be worn by either joggers and runners.CONNECTor_______ of American voters are women, it is only a matter of time until a woman is elected to the country's highest office.
Question 261
Category Stonewall Jackson's accidental death in1863 marked the begin of the end for the Army of Northern Virginia.NbeginningThe Basenji, _______, is ideally built for ferreting out small mammals and rodents.
Question 262
Trade in transpantable organs taking from live hosts is a practice which has been condemned by most developed countries.ADJtakenWhen George Washington announced in 1797 that he did not wish _______ a third term, the country turned to his vice-president, John Adams, for leadership.
Question 263
Wearing glasses which have lens of the incorrect strength can cause blurred visions, headaches, and motion sickness.NUMvisionA fine liqueur made from the rinds of oranges, Cointreau complements many after dinner cakes, pies, and _______.
Question 264
Although there is generally conceded that Michael Jordan was the best basketball player who ever lived, Bill Russell led his team, the Boston Celtics, to more world championships.SUBJitBy affixing certain marker molecules ________, an effective skin cancer vaccine has been created.
Question 265
As a result of imposing its economic philosophy on debt-ridden countries, the International Monetary Fund _______ the wrath of many governments.
Question 266
Sliced tennis backhands create a change pace but are no substitute for powerful topspin groundstrokes.PREPchange ofOften asserted ________, the big bang theory contends that all matter in the universe came from one super dense atom.
Question 267
Most social revolutions begin incrementally, with one person decision to act in a socially unusual way.ADJdecidingIn windy coastal areas, windmills can produce _________ for local communities.
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means that the player should strongly consider retirement.NUMconcussionsPlants called annuals are usually native to temperate climates _______ only one growing season.
Question 269
By post a bond, people who have been arrested for a crime may be released until their trial date.PREP PHR, GERUNDpostingThough it was not one of the five original, official languages of the United Nations, ______ in 1973.
Question 270
Sugar intake, particularly that of refined sugar, ________ curtailed by most overweight people wishing to lessen their corpulence.
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neither the Rocky Mountains stretching from Canada to Mexico or the Sierra Nevada Mountains of the Pacific Coast is the continent's oldest mountain chain.CONNECTnor theLegendary home of the Nabateans, Petra is known ________ housed more than 15,000 residents at one time.
Question 272
In the southwestern part of the United States, most of the water comes of the Colorado River and the manmade lakes created from it.PREPcomes fromThough renowned for his work with the deaf, Alexander Graham Bell is best remembered for his invention of the telephone, ________.
Question 273
Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale redefined the nature of the relationship between President and Vice-President by having Mondale perform duties formally done by only the President.USAGEformerlyThe cheetah is a member of the feline family _______ are being drastically reduced by in-breeding and lion predation.
Question 274
a copious amount of musical works ranging from simple sonatas to highly complex symphonies and operas.ARThalf a_______ currently working in the field of physics can adequately explain the intricacies of string theory to the extent that Stephen Hawking can.
Question 275
From a psychological perspective, those people who expect what the worse will happen to them are seldom disappointed.PRO, SUB NCLthatMentored as she was by Gertrude Stein, _______ an unusual style of narrative which imitated but did not rival that of her teacher.
Question 276
Hartwell, Georgia is well-known for the manufacturer of trampolines and of other critical trampoline components.NmanufactureFrom Wrangell Island to Anchorage, Alaskan glacial formations rival those ________ and ones located in northern Canada.
Question 277
Unlike those who are lactose intolerant, others are able to subsist almost entirely on a diet that is based on milks.NUMmilkThe Indian variety of crocodile is the most widely researched crocodile in the world _______ anatomical structure is so unusual.
Question 278
Committees.GEREvaluatingIn the years following the American Revolution and prior to the establishment of a national government, Washington provided the fledgling country with keen economic insight, _________, and astute international judgment.
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judges, the Adams family has been the preeminent political family of 19th century America.VERBwasOut of the grave of the European Middle Ages _______ with its new ideas about the place of humanity in the cosmos.
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conservation, lobbying for environmental issues in Washington, D.C., and develop youth awareness of environmental concerns.INFlobbyIn recent months, the final mapping of the human genome ________ the range of medical treatments and cures available to those suffering from various diseases.
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Ecology, the branch of science that deals with the connection between living organism and their environment, has evolved into a required course at many universities.NUMorganismsAble to sing religious arias in Latin by the time she was four, ________ reported to have a repertory of some 10,000 songs.
Question 282
Temperatures along the Egyptian Sinai peninsula have been known to reach as high as 55 degrees Celsius inside the summer.PREPinThomas Jefferson, _______ of fathering several children by one of his slaves, was supposedly committed to the principle of equal rights for all.
Question 283
Relatively little is known about his background and life of the famous Persian Emperor, Xerxes I.ARTtheMars, __________, has been a source of human fascination for untold generations of sky gazers.
Question 284
Acumen that was political, knowledge of Congress, and the Southern vote were qualities that Lyndon Johnson brought to the national ticket in 1960.ADJPolitical acumenAmong American football aficionados, the tackling of the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage _______ known as a "sack."
Question 285
Infamous in movies because of its blood-sucking, the so-called vampire bat primary preys on livestock.ADVprimarilyThe undergirding of vans, pickup trucks, and cars, is adversely affected ________ and excessive jostling.
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found utility for those suffer from extreme blockage of the urethra.ADJsufferingShooting stars, otherwise known as meteorites, often fall to Earth in a pattern dictated ________ and Earth rotation.
Question 287
Intelligent life on other planets, while remaining an intriguing possibility, ________ yet to be discovered.
Question 288
Some lizard societies of Sonoran Mexico are too matriarchal in nature that no males whatsoever reside in their communities.CONNECTsoVirtually all doctors agree ________ a second diagnosis in the event of a potentially major disease.
Question 289
known to affect great mood swings in the behavior of the recipients.NstimulationUnless an observer knows ________ an eclipse properly, severe retinal and cornea damage can result.
Question 290
economic seminars which help importers and exporters to understand how to deliver their goods.AGREEhas ledNot all currencies that are brokered on the world's major stock exchanges _______ enough to generate windfall profits for the everyday investor.
Question 291
Long before dogs became domesticated in Western countries, ______ roamed the forests and grasslands of northern Europe and America.
Question 292
Following the conquests of Marcus Aurelius and Augustus Caesar, Roman ideas about culture and law were spread throughout almost of the European and Mediterranean world.USAGEmostOnly after extreme territorial disputes usually involving females _______ to killing each other.
Question 293
The virgin forests of Vietnam are home to some the most unusual animal species that can be found anywhere.PREPsome ofDespite being basically arboreal in nature, koalas ________ to inhabit a specific territory and range of some 30 square miles.
Question 294
Casablanca is essentially a cinematic story about an expatriot American whom decides that he is living in neither the time nor the place for moral ambiguity.PRO, SUB AJCwhoOf all the saturated vegetable oils, coconut oil, ________, has the greatest concentration of polysaturated oils.
Question 295
It can be easily understood that peace negotiations involving religious factors are more difficulter to resolve than those which are purely political.ADJdifficultThree responsibilities ________ are to search out, identify, and assess patentable inventions and technologies.
Question 296
product performance which evaluates how a product operates and recommend whether one should buy it.VERBrecommendsUlysses S. Grant, ________, showed great magnanimity in receiving the surrender of his arch-rival, Robert E. Lee at the end of the Civil War.
Question 297
original vision of the future and a disquieting perspective about the past.CONNECTboth_______ continue to pollute the ocean with all forms of contamination from sewage to solid wastes such as plastic containers remains a mystery to environmentalists.
Question 298
calm the war fever that swept the country during his term of office.PRO, SUB AJCwhoAmong the many unusual creatures of the high Nepalese forests _________ whose genetic ties hearken back to the time of mammoths.
Question 299
Most of the South's victories occurred between years of 1860 and 1863, at the outset of the Civil War.ARTthe years_______a cold front meets a warm front, an area of turbulent air is created often producing thunderstorms and tornadoes.
Question 300
Amelia Earhart, famed for her ill-fated attempt to be the first woman to fly around the world, establishes many intercontinental flight records during her lifetime.VERBestablishedNot only __________ a strong swimmer but also, as its name suggests, it can walk for miles with little rest.
Question 301
Disappointingly, many software companies catering to internet television connections have discovered a limited audience for ________ from the couch.
Question 302
Alike her father, Elizabeth I displayed an understanding of what the people wanted and how to give it to them.USAGELikeJudging from the blurry image of his right leg in many of his "seated" photographs, Abraham Lincoln is thought ________ from Marfon's Disease.
Question 303
The Navahos of northern Sonora eat a number of foods based on the cactus, all of which enhance his cardiovascular health.PRO, AGREEtheirWritten mail, which is currently referred to as "snailmail" by frequent computer users, _______ by email and other electronic technologies.
Question 304
The martial art of aikido is based from the principle of using the force of the opponent to the practitioner's advantage.PREPon_______ constructed with concrete blocking experience the insect problems of termites and silverfish that wooden houses have.
Question 305
In responding to telephone surveys with detailed answers, consumers are unawares that they may be placed on telephone and email marketing lists.ADJunaware________ of Willa Catha present an unadorned picture of life on the prairies of the Midwestern United States during the 19th century.
Question 306
Making homework assigned by a professor is one of the best ways that a student has of mastering material covered in class.USAGEDoingEven at the peak of its power, the circulating column of air at the core of a tornado ________ in excess of 250 miles per hour.
Question 307
The ability of economists to explain such simple phenomenon as fluctuations in the stock market remains questionable.NUMphenomenaCoca-Cola, begun in an Atlanta drugstore in 1888, remains a powerful beverage company _______ with numerous smaller food producers.
Question 308
The Masters Golf Tournament, one of four tournaments which make up golf's Grand Slam, are held each spring in Augusta, Georgia.AGREEisSibling confrontations containing the seeds of unrequited hostility can serve ________ familial difficulties lasting for years.
Question 309
sensitive family issues, redefining sibling relationships, and to foster new familial bonds.GERfosteringAirport x-ray devices _______ designed more carefully in order to detect the more sophisticated forms of explosive materials that are now produced.
Question 310
Translators at the United Nations are usual hired if they can translate a speaker's words accurately and quickly.ADVusuallyInk stains, commonly regarded __________ difficult stains to remove, will not succumb to the usual array of detergents and cleaners found in supermarkets.
Question 311
Through intensive efforts to make its hiring policies more equitably, the Coca-Cola Company has set the standard for other beverage companies.ADJequitableUnlike the climate of the other islands of Hawaii, ________ Kona contains 54 different temperate zones.
Question 312
Although the water is critical to the growth of plants, the amount of water actually delivered to root systems is almost as important.ARTwater (delete "the")With few exceptions, ________ are warm-blooded, have live births, and are suckled with milk from their mother's body.
Question 313
An amino acid known to leucine is produced by pancreatic enzymes during the internal process of digestion.PREPknown as_______ found in forests can possess deadly toxicity is an element of folk knowledge that has not been passed down to today's general public.
Question 314
the Renaissance as well some of the most unusual.CONNECTwell asDespite the appearance of being merely pests, ants can serve a garden by eliminating other bothersome insects and ________.
Question 315
Malaria, once thought to be completely eradicated, remained today a source of sickness through the developing world.VERBremainsWrap-around sound, a process patented by Dolby, is an audio device _______ the moviegoer in the center of the action.
Question 316
Because of their size, dachshunds are less expensive to feed, more easy to train, and more congenial than Great Danes.ADJeasierAs a universal language, Esperanto has never gained widespread acceptance ________ its lack of native speakers.
Question 317
When Lance Armstrong won his second Tour de France bicycling victory, he brought his young son with him to the podium to receive the trophy championship.ORDERchampionship trophyIn flush financial times, ________ on Wall Street may employ as many as 800 stock brokers and managers.
Question 318
Dependent on monetary aid from foreign countries often cripples the economies of developing countries.NDependenceAbove-ground swimming pools have ________ the flexibility of being able to be moved from place to place but also the efficiency of using less water than standard in-ground pools.
Question 319
functions in algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus.GERUNDcomputingAmong all the scientists of the 1930s, ________ was so suited to carry out the Manhattan Project as J. Robert Oppenheimer.
Question 320
Einstein confounded academia by producing the General Theory of Relativity.NUMaptitudeWith neither a naturally aggressive disposition ________ particularly large size, the mimic octopus survives quite easily because of its natural adaptations.
Question 321
The technique of DNA fingerprinting is becoming more well known to those detectives who specialty is homicide.PRO, SUB AJCwhose_______ he worked with the deaf for many years and patented many devices to help them, Alexander Graham Bell will forever be remembered for inventing the telephone.
Question 322
That there exist much oil under the ocean off the Pacific coast of California has been known by petroleum companies for over half a century.AGREEexistsLife in the Sahara has many negative features including aridity and high temperatures but many positive aspects ________.
Question 323
human genome, many scientists believe that cures to most of the major diseases will soon be found.VERBhave foundBattles between ancient armies were usually fought _______ crucial trading routes, fertile agricultural fields, or important sources of water were found..
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all-news television network to begin international broadcasting.SUBJwas (delete "it")An excellent hairstyler in even the most unsophisticated hair salon can make a man seem to have more hair than _______.
Question 325
Hospital patients who are fed intravenously absorbed a sugar based liquid solution through a needle.VERBabsorb_______ the manatee of south Florida is being pushed to the edge of extinction due to the invasion of its habitat by motorized boats has been shown by marine researchers.
Question 326
Whether parents can be held legal responsible for the criminal actions of their children is under review.ADVlegallyAccording to statistics released by the Department of Commerce, machinery production, __________ employs over three million American workers.
Question 327
Bananas have been commercially described in the mass media as the world's only perfection fruit.ADJperfectWritten in 1787, the first Amendment to the U.S. Constitution specifies exactly how _________ freedom of the press.
Question 328
This category refers to questions which involve (adjective + noun) groups. These questions are often involved with parallel structure (PS). Ex. Improper parenting of children can lead to juvenile delinquency and __________.
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In this example, the correct choice is D. Ex. Bacteria present in uncooked meat can cause __________.
Question 330
In this example, the correct choice is A. Ex. The Marquesas are well known for their white, sandy beaches as well as their __________.
Question 331
This category refers to questions which include elements of adjective clauses such as (subordinator + subject) or complete adjective clauses. Ex. Regurgitation is a process __________ feeds her young the food which she has already eaten.
Question 332
In this example, the correct choice is C. Ex. Ivory carving is an artistic medium __________ rare due to the near extinction of elephant and walrus populations.
Question 333
In this example, the correct choice is C. Ex. A national leader is a person __________ must be able to place their trust.
Question 334
In the second sentence "treated" is a participial adjective and "treated with thalidomide" is an adjective phrase. Ex. __________ in the 1960's, the Super Bowl has become an extraordinarily successful sporting event.
Question 335
In this example, the correct choice is D. Ex. Dog meat, __________ delicacy in some Asian countries, is considered taboo in the United States.
Question 336
In this example, the correct answer is B. Ex. __________ massive quantities, any vitamin can be fatal.
Question 337
This category refers to questions which include elements of adverb clauses such as (subordinator + subject) or (subordinator + subject + verb) or complete adverb clauses. Ex. Viruses are difficult to kill __________ an incredibly simple structure.
Question 338
In this example, C is the correct answer. Ex. __________ of merchandise is purchased, the receipt should be saved.
Question 339
or (adverb + adjective + noun) groups. These questions are often involved with parallel structure. Ex. Delicately painted and __________, Grecian glassware is of great value.
Question 340
In this example, the correct choice is C. Ex. No better example of a __________ can be found than a Stradivarius violin.
Question 341
New buildings must be designed so that they are enough accessible to handicapped patrons.ORDERaccessible enoughThe law of conservation of energy is a fundamental scientific principle __________ that energy is neither created nor destroyed in chemical reactions.
Question 342
Such an excellent golfer Robert Jones was that he once won over fifteen consecutive tournaments over a two year span.ORDERwas Robert JonesThe Rift Valley, the lowest depression in the Earth's surface, reaches a maximum depth of some 250 feet __________.
Question 343
Integrated new immigrants into the fabric of American society has always been a difficult process requiring generations to accomplish.GERIntegratingEven though __________ basically a laser that functions at microwave wavelengths, its historical importance has been completely superseded by that of the laser.
Question 344
car insists that the car not be identified as a rental.VERBinsist Because the inability to formulate practical economic plan leads to the accumulation of staggering debt, some developing countries lapse into dire economic straits.ARTa practicalWhen a new scientific theory __________, it may mean that observations have shown that the previous theory is flawed.
Question 345
As medical knowledge progressed throughout the nineteenth century, the use of leeches for to bleed the ill decreased.GERbleedingAt the urging of Ladybird Johnson, the U.S. Congress passed the Wilderness Act which banned billboards from highways and __________.
Question 346
services to elevate and assuage the human spirit.USAGEservesDead leaves and stems which sink to lake and river bottoms are the main food sources of __________.
Question 347
Instead of producing substantial quantities of rainfall to alleviate droughts, seeding nimbostratus clouds often produce hail.AGREEproducesIt was not until 1928 __________ the first non-Canadian team to win the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup.
Question 348
Producing by combining two hydrogen molecules with one oxygen molecule, water has the chemical signature of H2O.ADJProducedAiluropoda melanoleuca, __________, has a diet restricted to a particular variety of bamboo shoot.
Question 349
With few exceptions, the incidence of skin cancer increases proportionately with the long of exposure to the sun.ARTlong (delete "the")Saturn, the second largest planet in the solar system, has many unusual characteristics, __________ of which is the structure of its rings.
Question 350
Those who make truly significant discoverers in physics and chemistry are awarded Nobel Prizes in their respective fields.NdiscoveriesWithout consciously knowing how __________, a newborn baby is able to survive underwater birth.
Question 351
Leeks, characterized by cylindrical, white bulbs and green, succulent leaves, are often ignored members of onion family.ARTthe onionRefrigerating high-fat dairy products __________ spoilage only minimally in hot equatorial climate zones.
Question 352
When dispensed justice in any courtroom situation, a judge should view the relevant issues with equanimity and decide the case impartially.GERdispensing__________ the top of the food chain, the Bengal tiger of southern India has no predators except man.
Question 353
The entry of the French forces into the American Revolution after the battle of Saratoga eventually resulted in __________.
Question 354
The Ferris Wheel, an amusement ride first constructed at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, features a large upright wheel with seats that revolving on a fixed axis.VERBrevolveWorld oil production increased dramatically in the 1980s only to level off throughout the early 1990s ________ the oil glut.
Question 355
By honking at their enemies and jerking their long necks and heads back and forth aggressively, male geese intimidate intruder.NUMintrudersA myth ________ a phenomenon of nature, clarify the evolution of humanity, or extol the virtues of gods and heroes.
Question 356
It is the narwhal's singular white tusk which leads to them being called "the sea unicorn."PRO, AGREEit?Resembling a bee, ________ has unusual larvae which feed on the plant lice inhabiting nearby vegetation.
Question 357
Winnipeg, the capital of the western Canadian province of Manitoba, is strategically situated in the Red River.PREPonCalifornium is __________ first made in the laboratories of the University of California.
Question 358
The lilac, a hardy shrub found in temperate zones, has flowers that can be either pale-purple and white in color.CONNECTor__________ of five large military installations, the economy of San Antonio is thriving.
Question 359
Moderate successful as a painter in his lifetime, Toulouse-Lautrec became venerated in the years following his death.ADVModeratelyThe use of labor unions as a dominant force in Democratic party politics __________ by Franklin Roosevelt in 1932.
Question 360
With such engagements as Bull Run, Chancellorsville, and Fredericksburg, the state of Virginia was the site of some of bloodiest battles of the Civil War.ARTsome of theBefore beginning _______, a volcano such as Mt. St. Helens usually spouts a noxious combination of gasses and smoke.
Question 361
Parasitic and blood sucking, the common flea what afflicts cats and dogs is a wingless jumping insect.SUB AJCthatFor her heroic efforts in support __________, Florence Nightingale is regarded as the founder of nursing.
Question 362
There is recommended that each man over fifty years of age have regular cardiovascular examinations.PRO, SUBJItIn a pique of anger, Zeus transformed Niobe, __________ Artemis and Apollo, into a stone.
Question 363
Alike scorpions, spiders are arachnids because they have four sets of legs and a body divided into two segments.USAGELikeThe ability to reason abstraction while considering perplexing issues is an occupational necessity for philosophers.ADVabstractlyCustomarily, _________ groom is supposed to carry his bride over the threshold of their new residence.
Question 364
Despite a century of debate, is difficult, if not impossible, for biologists to agree on the fine points of Darwinian theory.SUBJit isIn New Mexico, ________ many caverns containing spectacular stalagmite and stalactite formations such as those located near the city of Carlsbad.
Question 365
When uranium or plutonium is used in nuclear reactors, large numbers of radioactive waste need to be disposed of.USAGEamountsThe American space shuttle can be slowed upon landing by a drag chute ________ automatically if excessive speed is reached.
Question 366
The last wild buffalo killed by hunters outside of Yellowstone National Park in Montana in the summer of 1892.VERBwas killedFrom a critical perspective, William Faulkner's finest novel is Absalom Absalom! ________ four different versions of a story are
Question 367
One experimental treatment of cancer that it has proved effective involves the drying up of capillaries which feed blood to tumors.REP SUBJthat (delete "it")Blind since birth, Ray Charles became one of the leading singers of his time and sold ________.
Question 368
Representative Henry Hyde, ________ of the House Judiciary Committee, led the ill-fated attempt to impeach President Clinton.
Question 369
The first American astronaut to set foot on the moon ________, Neil Armstrong.
Question 370
Of the two major aircrafts manufacturing companies in the United States, Boeing produces more airplanes than McDonnell-Douglas.NUM, ADJaircraft________ major gold strike in California occurred in the Sierra Nevada foothills, at a small camp named Coloma.
Question 371
Would life on this planet change even then life were discovered elsewhere in the universe?SUB AVCeven ifThroughout the United States, ________ whooping cranes because of the disastrous effect of DDT.
Question 372
The hope that again never will the atom be used in warfare has been expressed by many nations.ORDERnever againIn economics, it is the Malthusian model ________ that the population of the Earth will gradually exceed the Earth's capacity to feed it.
Question 373
The Thurston Lava Tube, is found in Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park, provides the tourist with a close view of how lava moves.ADJfound (delete "is")________ processes information is slowly becoming evident as pieces of the neurological puzzle gradually fall into place.
Question 374
is the oldest land grant university in the United States.ADJchartered________ clear day, a person standing in the highest part of Jerusalem can see the Dead Sea.
Question 375
United States, was roundly condemned by groups opposed to ethnic discrimination.ARTan attempted________ the earthquake was centered in a heavily populated area around Northridge, it caused few injuries and no deaths.
Question 376
The aloe plant has been prized by amateur pharmacologists for centuries because its healing power.SUB AVPbecause of________ their unusual ferocity and wide chest muscles, Rottweilers are dogs of choice for those who need security.
Question 377
In order to place a proposition on the ballot, a sufficient number of signature must be gathered in affirmation of the initiative.NUMsignaturesThe quality of art forgeries is so good that museums often wonder ________ they display are authentic.
Question 378
One degree of temperature on Centigrade scale is roughly equal to 1.8 degrees of Fahrenheit.ARTon theIt is a common archaeological maxim that ________ two rivers intersected a city was formed.
Question 379
Only averaged about 5 feet above sea level, the Marshall Islands would disappear under the Pacific should the Arctic icepack melt.ADJaveragingOnly recently ________ from the fossil record that birds probably evolved from dinosaurs.
Question 380
The graphics ability of a computer depend on the speed of its processor and the size of its RAM.AGREEdependsSo partisan were the political debates of the early 1930s that neither side could agree _______ proceed.
Question 381
failure insofar as company sales were concerned.VERBwas designedAn animal that feeds on other animals ________ known as a carnivore.
Question 382
Because of their attractive to food sources ripe with bacteria, most flies are notorious disease carrying organisms.NattractionIt was believed in 1999 that the Y2K bug had to be corrected before December 31 of that year ________ was to be averted.
Question 383
Emily Dickinson, a famous American poet of the nineteenth century, believes that suffering could best be expressed through verse.VERBbelieved________ standardized tests results depend mainly on the test taker's reading ability.
Question 384
It is one of the stranger ironies of American history that the first Native American the Pilgrims met has already been to Europe twice.VERBhad already________ has been proven to be more addictive than the nicotine which is found in cigarettes.
Question 385
Thanksgiving was not formally designated as an American holiday until proclaimed so by Abraham Lincoln of the Civil War.PREPduring theThe process of dividing atoms ________ the creation of the atomic
Question 386
Various experiments in quantum mechanics seem to illustrate that some particles travel faster than a speed of light.ARTtheBefore Picasso learned how ________ cubist elements into his paintings, he intensively studied the Impressionists.
Question 387
more than $89 billion dollars in material damage.ADJviolentMost pediatric tragedies that take place in the home can often be avoided by safe placement ________.
Question 388
Inner city gardens are prime examples of how agriculture can unify and beautify run-down neighborhood.NUMneighborhoodsWhether rap music is a legitimate form of pop music ________ best left to young music lovers.
Question 389
Pool care must be accomplished with the utmost safety because the smell of chlorine is too strong that even the shortest of sniffs can be fatal.CONNECTsoWith plots steeped in Gothic mystery, ________ which often offered detailed fantasies of the bizarre.
Question 390
its use of graphic realism, superb photography, and its acting was wonderful.N GRP...and its wonderful acting.According to recent federal court decisions, racial discrimination still exists in both the process of applying for agricultural loans _______.
Question 391
Each time the Federal Reserve lowers the discount rate, the Stock Market almost immediately responding favorably.VERBrespondsIt was Thomas Edison who once observed ________ is mainly a matter of hard work.
Question 392
increase awareness of liver disease and raising funds for sclerosis research.INFraiseIncreasing outbreaks of E Coli food poisoning have caused government inspectors ________ their inspections of food processing plants.
Question 393
Even though it runs counter to accepted practice, the play of the piano is an art best cultivated in children under the age of four.NplayingUnlike Honolulu, __________, the smaller Hawaiian towns of Lihue and Kona have retained much more of Hawaii's rustic charm.
Question 394
It is often argued that far from being places in which one can reform behavior, ________ factories for producing super criminals.
Question 395
The discovery of the Comstock Lode in 1859 was one of the larger silver strikes in the history of American mining.ADJlargestNot once in the history of baseball _________ more than 5 home runs in a single game.
Question 396
have experienced major budget shortfalls in recent years due to decreasing tax rolls.REP SUBJ(delete "they")As has been seen in recent terrorist attacks such as the one in Oklahoma City, nitrate fertilizer can be used as an explosive ___________.
Question 397
Many automobile factories have found that human operators work more effective than automated ones in regard to flexible decision making.ADVeffectively__________ devastating illnesses known is the neurological debilitator, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis which destroys the myelin shafts encapsulating nerve endings.
Question 398
Vast swings in the price of copper should have being a sign that fraud was being perpetrated on the securities and exchange commission.VERBbeen__________ of national grief in the year following the John F. Kennedy assassination.
Question 399
Shin splints usually occur that excessive stress is placed on the front part of the leg during exercise.SUB AVCwhenUnlike the administrations of other presidents, __________ was forced to focus on prosecuting a civil war that threatened to rend the country apart.
Question 400
With hardly a murmur of protest, the day of the horse-drawn carriage past into oblivion within a matter of years.USAGEpassedForeign policy is governed by the political persuasion of the party in power __________ by national interest.
Question 401
two thousand pounds.USAGEquiteOwls are excellent nocturnal hunters __________ keen vision and superb hearing.
Question 402
Already for the university by the age of ten, John Stuart Mill waited until his mid-teens to enter Oxford.USAGEAll ready__________ when alive does not determine the way history will judge them long after they are dead.
Question 403
youngsters listen patient to the retelling of stories.ADVpatientlyThe continuing deterioration of inner city schools has spurred research into ___________.
Question 404
An escalator is a moving stairway that transporting people from one point to another by means of linked treads.VERBtransportsThe pancreas, the body gland in that insulin is produced, is situated behind the stomach and is particularly vulnerable to disease.SUB AJCin whichPeachtree Street in central Atlanta is ________ primary landmark and the location of many of its most famous businesses.
Question 405
of Angora goats.ARTthe most________ that a person is innocent until proven guilty is a bedrock of the American judicial system.
Question 406
When a pregnant woman is in laborer, Lamaze breathing techniques can sometimes reduce the pain of contractions.NlaborMagnetic resonance imaging demands ________ from the pockets of the person to be examined.
Question 407
various ions.SUB AVCWhen________ fully recover from a deep descent into mental illness, regardless of whether it is naturally or chemically induced.
Question 408
Typically hibernated for a period of about three months, the Kodiak bear has been known to remain asleep in its den for twice that long.ADJhibernating________ an extensive amount of caffeine, kahlua is a liqueur produced from the beans of the coffee plant.
Question 409
Autistic children, whose brain chemistry is different to that of normal children, can be extremely precocious.PREPfrom thatFossils show that coelacanths of 140 million years ago appeared much like ________ living in the Indian Ocean today.
Question 410
To work effectively, an insulator must prevent the passage of electricity through it parts.PROitsBecause ________ have been observed under the icy seas of a Jovian moon, further exploration may be authorized by NASA.
Question 411
QuitTXTS ________ who can be depended on to serve their country in times of peril.
Question 412
Standard radio transmissions are often interrupted in times at increased solar activity.PREPin times ofThe gene for red hair ________ known as a recessive gene because it does not produce a phenotypic effect in the presence of a dominant allele.
Question 413
The number of neuron in the parietal lobe of the female brain remains stable throughout the aging process.NUMneuronsMilk spoilage ________ for a period ranging from one to two weeks by appropriate refrigeration.
Question 414
Even the smallest pulley can be done stronger by adding wheels to its system to create more leverage.USAGEmadeHealth groups have long complained _______ television commercials promoting the use of chewing tobacco should be withdrawn.
Question 415
particular business or people who do not work together but have similar interests.NUMnetwork________, the fulmar is a gull-like bird whose plumage is ideally suited to the Arctic region in which it lives.
Question 416
New governments often discover that institution changes cannot be made as quickly as they had hoped.ADJinstitutionalPresident during the early years of the turbulent 1850s, Franklin Pierce ________ the tensions between North and South.
Question 417
One responsibility of human beings is not to interfere with the actions of another people except in the face of injustice.USAGEother________ which is mainly responsible for the circulation because it pumps blood throughout the body.
Question 418
the boat is running before the wind.PREPonMost observers agree ________ would be completely inundated following an icecap meltdown.
Question 419
the ground instead of into buildings and people..GERdirectingIn its simplest form, a terrarium can be defined ________ containing animals and plants.
Question 420
The vaquero, an early cowboy of the American southwest, worked an area ranged from California to Texas.ADJrangingSurprisingly, ________ "Gone With The Wind" won the Academy Award for Best Picture and Vivian Leigh the award for Best Actress, Clark Gable did not win the award for Best Actor.
Question 421
Passengers wearing shoulder harnesses are least likely to suffer whiplash in traffic accidents than those who are not.ADJless"The River," ________ has been choreographed to the jazz music of Duke Ellington.
Question 422
Inventing by Roger Bacon, the magnifying glass led to the creation of other scientific tools which have produced immeasurable scientific progress.ADJInventedIn English measurement, one square yard is an area ________ 1,296 square inches.
Question 423
The world's largest desert, the Sahara, occupies vast reach of northern Africa stretching from Morocco to Egypt.ARTa vastIt was agreed ________ a museum devoted to participatory scientific exhibits for adults and children.
Question 424
how _______ the power of the body's immune system.
Question 425
Unlike physical maps which focus on topographical feature, political maps emphasize national boundaries and capitals.NUMfeaturesThe United States government is composed of a legislative, executive, ________.
Question 426
accumulation of gases, are known as the greenhouse effect.AGREEisThe Washington Monument, ________, stands over 555 feet in height and is fully reflected in its adjacent pool.
Question 427
Deciduous trees are ones that lose its leaves in the autumn and grow new ones in the spring.PRO, AGREEtheir_______ the laws of gravity, Sir Isaac Newton reportedly relied on insights gleaned from watching falling apples.
Question 428
The government's budget maybe considered balanced when the amount of money it spends does not exceed the amount it receives.USAGE, VERBmay beJust like the craters on other bodies in the solar system, those on Mercury ________ after writers, composers, and artists.
Question 429
With above 20,000 species, the world's population of ants has continued to increase even as other animal populations have declined.CONNECTmore thanAs of 1999, there were eight states in the United States _______ under one million people.
Question 430
The Medal of Honor is the higher award for military bravery that can be given to any soldier of the United States.ADJhighestOf all the signs of the zodiac, ________ Leo the lion is perhaps the most recognizable.
Question 431
Running along the 180th meridian, the International Date Line is separated one day from another.VERBseparatesSound ________ to a scene that has already been shot is called "dubbed sound."
Question 432
It was Mary Anderson, an amateur invention, who first patented windshield wipers for automobiles.NinventorIt is estimated that ________ consumes 500 calories a day over that which is necessary for bodily requirements.
Question 433
The environment can be defined as all living and nonliving items in an area at a specify time.ADJspecificWith ________ unbridled affinity for water and a boundless enthusiasm for retrieval, the Labrador Retriever remains the duck hunter's best friend.
Question 434
Margaret Gorman, she was the first woman chosen as Miss America, died in 1995 at the age of ninety.REP SUBJ(delete "she was")Irving Berlin's composition of White Christmas ________ itself to millions of listeners since it was composed in the 1920s.
Question 435
The first two women generals in American history was named to U.S. Army by President Nixon in 1970.AGREEwere named________ the king of rock and roll, Elvis Presley is buried at his beloved Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee.
Question 436
Choosing as the presiding officer of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, George Washington became president of the new country four years later.ADJChosenWinslow Homer, ________ was most widely acclaimed for his painting entitled Northeaster.
Question 437
the most beautiful but least visited parks in the western United States.NsiteThe skin of the body protects its internal organs from injury, infection, and _______.
Question 438
surgery, genetic splicing, and drugs which are recombinant.ORDER, N GRPrecombinant drugsIt was ________ the late 19th century that Heinrich Schliemann fulfilled his lifelong dream and discovered the site of ancient Troy.
Question 439
Because it has a half life of over half a million years, plutonium produced by breeder reactors present a major disposal challenge.AGREEpresents_________ is not repaid on time, a bank may seize the collateral of the person or business responsible for the loan.
Question 440
For any system of criminal justice to be respected, justices must be dispensed equitably to all members of society, especially the poor and disenfranchised.NUMjusticeAmericans are reminded ________ can be an exceedingly dirty practice at least once every four years.
Question 441
hazardous weather conditions of estimated short duration.ADJSpecialLarge numbers of Native Americans were killed by diseases ________ to the so-called "new world" by European settlers.
Question 442
The most direct way to participating in a publicly held corporation is to buy shares of the company's common or preferred stock.INFparticipate________ to be called shy, Benjamin Franklin dispensed friendly advice to all who would listen.
Question 443
Abraham Lincoln, that wrote the Gettysburg Address, was perhaps this country's most gifted political writer.SUB AJCwhoLocated near the city of New Orleans, the port of South Louisiana annually handles more than 200 millions tons ________.
Question 444
Alike Albany, New York, Carson City is a small town capital of a state with much larger cities.USAGELikeRain, in its most acidic form, can destroy various forms of plant life ________ considerable damage to animal life.
Question 445
Polio, one of a group of spinal inflammations, causes fever and paralysis often resulting in disabled and deformity.Ndisability________ from the scrummage sport of rugby is a classic example of cultural attribution.
Question 446
rebelled against the romantic symbolism of the mid-nineteenth century.NpoetsInitially ________ his oddly bizarre narrative style, William Faulkner became one of the leading authors of his generation.
Question 447
Intimate related to American culture and experience, the music of Charles Ives employs sharp dissonance and polytonal harmonies.ADVIntimately________ the universe will continue to expand is a subject of intense interest to astronomers and physicists alike.
Question 448
towns, is locating at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri Rivers.VERBis locatedWhen confronted with ________, a psychiatrist may need the physical assistance of other medically qualified personnel.
Question 449
identical gametes.PREPofHardly a household name, Aaron Copeland, ________, wrote passionate musical compositions depicting the American west.
Question 450
Abnormal tropical storm system which produce warm bursts of rain over snow generate a strong likelihood of flooding.NUMsystems________ one characteristic of genius is the ability to create connections from ironically juxtaposed and disparate components.
Question 451
When choosing suitable police horses, police departments evaluate such factors as color, temperamental, and training.NtemperamentAs fortunes are made on the internet, ________ MBAs drop out of management school to pursue their dreams.
Question 452
Pine needles, position strategically around bushes and plants, will protect roots from severe cold.ADJpositionedThe coelacanth is a living relic of the dinosaur period, ________ only in the deepest parts of the Indian Ocean.
Question 453
As they became mired down in Sierra Mountains during the dead of winter, members of the Donner Party turned to cannibalism in order to survive.ARTin theBecause of the lack of adequate muscle formation, weightlifting can be particularly dangerous ________ in their pre-teenage years.
Question 454
Protease inhibitors have been found to be extremely effective inasmuch as it can stall the onset of certain diseases.PRO, AGREEtheyHomo Erectus, ________ the precursor of modern man, now appears to have lived contemporaneously with Homo Sapiens.
Question 455
Almost businesses depend on the intense holiday periods of Thanksgiving and Christmas to spur their sales and profits.USAGEMostNations of the world seem ________ repetitive cycles of ascent and decline either of which can be produced by spiritual crises.
Question 456
The contributions of African Americans to the American cavalry's taming of the wild west of the late 1800s has been overlooked.AGREEhave beenCredit card debt can sap ________ of a young family struggling to make ends meet.
Question 457
Africa comes from vultures.NUMcompetitionIridium, ________ is one of the platinum metals that is dense and
Question 458
kaleidoscopic snail, shrimp, and sponges.NUMsnailsAn hourglass, also called a sandglass, is an old-fashioned instrument which uses sand ________ time.
Question 459
Smokeless, smoldering embers, contained in the ashy residue of a fireplace fire, often produce housefires when improperly storage.ADJstored________ Lake Erie in 1669, Louis Joliet canoed across Lake Huron in a vessel made from a hollowed out tree.
Question 460
The Florida Keys is a chain of small islands extended 150 miles southwestward from Miami to Key West.ADJextendingA member of the olive family, jasmine is native ________ of the world's populated continents except North America.
Question 461
The medicinal affects of the berries of the saw palmetto plant in treating enlarged prostate glands has been hotly debated.USAGEeffectsFamous for his classic deadpan face, the comedian Buster Keaton made ________ in the 1920s.
Question 462
Some the most fruitful areas for archaeological research may be the long silted-over river valleys of Mesopotamia.PREPof theOnce royal fishponds, the Kawaikini swamplands today ________ many of Hawaii's temple ruins.
Question 463
Few people realize that the musician of the national anthem of the United States originally belonged to a British drinking song.NmusicA myocardial infarction, known to the layman as a heart attack, results from ________ the coronary artery.
Question 464
Simple yet effective as a comedic routine, slapstick relies primarily on the physical interplay.ARTon (delete "the")A disgraceful episode in American history, the Indian Removal Act caused both the displacement of people ________ of men, women, and children.
Question 465
to lessen the clogging action of cholesterol.NsubstanceHoney bee queens emerge from their eggs in sixteen days, ________ and drones several days following the workers.
Question 466
examples of homing occur in birds.
Question 467
To avoid paying sales tax on items for business use, a resale certificate must be providing to the vendor.VERBprovidedThe cult movie classic, "The Cure for Insomnia," _________ the eccentric director John Toomis, lasted 85 hours.
Question 468
George Washington, his portrait appears on the quarter coin and the dollar bill, served two terms as president.SUB AJCwhoseOregon's revolutionary land control act, passed by its legislature in 1973, ________ every acre of land in the state.
Question 469
Florida, named by the Spanish exploration Ponce de Leon, is one of the fastest growing states in the United States.NexplorerExposed by hidden camera, unethical food retailers often sell ________ in order to suppress the odor of decay.
Question 470
tainted blood from one who is already infected.GERreceivingState officials are confident that Missouri has been put on a course ________ of states that have sued tobacco companies to recover damages.
Question 471
Though he did not develop sign language, Laurent Clerc brought it on America from France.PREPtoNot until 1798 ________ the parts of Mississippi it had seized during the American Revolution.
Question 472
Some of the more unusual woodwind that might appear in a conventional orchestra are the dulcimer, koto, and mandolin.NUMwoodwindsDisplaying uncommon resilience, the common cockroach has developed an immunity to _________.
Question 473
to the body.PREPofIn ________ of American history, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the same day, July 4, 1826.
Question 474
by using the speed of 186,284 miles the second as a base.ARTa________ that the average household in the developed world uses about 110 gallons of water per day.
Question 475
Biloxi Blues is a Neil Simon play ________ among Army recruits at a military base in southern Mississippi.
Question 476
Generally speaking, a magnitude 1.0 earthquake on the Richter scale is detected by instruments but not by person.NUMby peopleHeavy oxygen, termed deuterium, ________ atoms which are ten percent heavier than those of ordinary oxygen.
Question 477
Deep cratered, the moon is over 2100 miles in diameter with negligible gravity and atmosphere.ADVDeeplyNepotism, _________ without regard to professional achievement, can be a disruptive force within a business.
Question 478
The Library of Congress, located in the nation's capital, houses history documents and photographs as well as most books published.ADJhistoricalOn the battlefield, a commander's resolve often marks the difference ________.
Question 479
The Joshua tree is marked by their sword shaped leaves and greenish white flowers.PRO, AGREEitsSan Fransisco's fame rests largely on its dramatic vistas, breathtaking hills, and ________.
Question 480
decomposing by the process of hydrolysis.VERBdecomposedGiant auks were brought to extinction because of their passive nature and ________.
Question 481
Of all the injuries that may beset a runner, the rupturing of the Achilles heel is the most devastated.ADJdevastatingMermaids were fabled creatures of the sea ________ the head and upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish.
Question 482
Interestingly, the United States both produces or uses more crude oil than any other nation.CONNECTandA peculiar form of ice which can be burned may open the door ________ the world's energy needs.
Question 483
The bite of the Black Widow spider can be very inflammatory to the affected nerves that hospitalization may be required.CONNECTso________ the passionate virtuosity of a pianist, Rachmaninoff's third concerto is considered one of the piano's most difficult pieces.
Question 484
Called the tapetum lucidium, the iridescent cells in a cat's eyes makes it appear as if light is being reflected.AGREEmake________ in Washington, D.C. will forever be remembered as the place where Lincoln was assassinated.
Question 485
CATEGORY 23: APPOS = APPOSITIVE This category refers to questions which have adjective phrases describing a noun (usually a person or place). Ex. It is not well known that Grover Cleveland, __________, fathered a child out of wedlock.
Question 486
In this example, the correct answer is A. Ex. Athens, __________, is renowned throughout the world for its Acropolis.
Question 487
MORE...THAN JUST AS Ex. From an aesthetic viewpoint, both the Ionic column __________ column were majestic expressions of Grecian architecture.
Question 488
In this example, C is the correct answer. Ex. Neither the female leopard which hunts at night __________ the male leopard that patrols during the day will protect a deformed offspring.
Question 489
a subject, an object, or as the object of a preposition. This type of question is often associated with parallel structure (PS). Ex. There are many useful exercises for the biathlete ranging from swimming to __________.
Question 490
In this example, D is the correct answer. Ex. Considering how far reaching the results would be, __________ the electoral process may not be as necesssary as once thought.
Question 491
In this example, B is incorrect; "discerning" should be "to discern". Ex. Of all the accomplishments of Thomas Jefferson, none pleased him as much as being able __________ the University of Virginia.
Question 492
structure section, noun clauses typically appear in object or subject position. 1. In object position: Ex. Magellan, perhaps the greatest of all navigators, did not believe __________ was flat.
Question 493
In this example, the correct answer is A. 2. In subject position: Ex. __________ in the winter remains somewhat of a mystery.
Question 494
hardly scarcely Ex. It was __________ the year 1000 A.D. that Europeans set foot on North America.
Question 495
N/INF = NOUN + INFINITIVE (OR) INFINITIVE PHRASE This category refers to questions which involve noun groups. These questions are often associated with parallel structure. Ex. During World War II, women began to break social __________ them.
Question 496
In this example, B is the correct answer. Ex. Winston Churchill often referred to himself as a __________.
Question 497
**THERE ARE 4 MAIN TYPES OF ORDER PROBLEMS: 1. ORDER FOLLOWING A NEGATIVE WORD. Ex. Never before in the history of the world __________ such a genius as Aristotle.
Question 498
should be "how healthy a person is". 3. ORDER FOLLOWING A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE. Ex. Out of the chaos of World War II __________ as the United States, Japan, and Germany.
Question 499
CATEGORY 33: PREP PH = PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE This category refers to questions that have problems with prepositional phrases, or the objects of prepositions. Ex. Antarctica has one __________ on the face of the planet.
Question 500
In this example, B is the correct answer. Ex. No two snowflakes which have fallen since the beginning __________ have been alike.
Question 501
**THERE ARE 3 MAIN TYPES OF PRONOUN PROBLEMS: 1. A SUBJECT PRONOUN IS NEEDED TO PRODUCE PARALLEL STRUCTURE. Ex. Similar to the adminstration of Franklin Roosevelt, __________ was marked by war.
Question 502
in whom in whose Ex. Photosynthesis is a complex process __________ molecular transformations take place.
Question 503
In this example, A is incorrect; "Because of" should be "Because". Ex. __________ he was assassinated before completing his term of office, Abraham Lincoln will forever be considered one of the greatest American presidents.
Question 504
In this example, the correct choice is B. Ex. It was not until __________ Rome fell that the northern barbarians were able to unleash their reign of terror.
Question 505
In this example, the correct choice is D. Ex. Great drama is often produced __________ cultural ferment takes place.
Question 506
in spite of despite Ex. __________ its importance in airplane construction, titanium is one of the most highly prized elements.
Question 507
must be identified and repeated subjects. **THERE ARE THREE MAIN TYPES OF SUBJECTS WHICH APPEAR ON THE TOEFL: 1. PROPER NOUNS SUCH AS NAMES OF PEOPLE AND PLACES. Ex. Known as the heart of Dixie, __________ is a mixture of tradition and change.
Question 508
In this example, C is the correct answer. 2. PRONOUNS SUCH AS "IT" AND "THEY". Ex. __________ was in 1952 that Joseph Stalin died.
Question 509
The adverb phrase usually contains a (subordinator + complement). It usually does not contain a verb. Ex. __________ its nest, the mother crocodile must be constantly alert for predators.
Question 510
In this example, the correct answer is A. Ex. Adequate preparation must be made __________.
Question 511
SUB/ADJ CL = SUBJECT = ADJECTIVE CLAUSE This category refers to questions which involve subject groups. Ex. __________ not only a dramatist but also an actor during his time upon the English stage.
Question 512
In this example, A is the correct answer. Ex. To be a farmer, __________ in the understanding of seasonal weather patterns that affect crop growth.
Question 513
In this example, the correct answer is C. Ex. ________ for an aeronautical engineering student to be able to recognize the different types of forces which may influence propelled objects.
Question 514
This category refers to questions which involve (adverb + adjective) or (adverb + adjective + noun) groups. These questions are often involved with parallel structure. Ex. Delicately painted and __________, Grecian glassware is of great value.
Question 515
**THE MAIN WORDS THAT ARE USED ON THE TOEFL GRAMMAR SECTION TO INTRODUCE NOUN SUBORDINATE CLAUSES ARE: THAT, WHY, WHAT, WHERE. Ex. __________ rival claims to a person's love can lead to jealousy and bitterness is recognized by everyone.
Question 516
In this example, C is the correct answer. Ex. Even though astronomers have discovered black holes throughout the universe, they are not sure __________ black holes appear in space.
Question 517
1. THE CORRECT FORM OF A VERB MUST BE RECOGNIZED. THIS MAY INVOLVE PROBLEMS WITH TENSE, MODAL TIME, OR VOICE (ACTIVE OR PASSIVE). Ex. A person who ingests a botulism virus __________ to a doctor immediately.
Question 518
VERB/COMP = VERB PROBLEM HAVING TO DO WITH COMPARATIVES This category refers to questions which involve verb groups. Ex. There __________ associated with extra-uterine birth in all animal species.
Question 519
In this example, D is the correct answer. Ex. Comparatively few people __________ the volume of a hexagonal, bi-phase cube.
Question 520
In this example, the correct answer is C. Ex. At Appomattox, it was __________ would be able to retain their sidearms as long as they signed a loyalty oath to the United States.
Question 521
NOUN + PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE This category refers to questions which involve noun groups. These questions are often associated with parallel structure. Ex. During World War II, women began to break social __________ them.
Question 522
TXTSV^ The Impressionists were interested in how ________ a given subject through the feelings of the artist.
Question 523
Hillary Clinton, ________, has been a leading attorney for the past twenty years.
Question 524
The seating of students in a classroom is designed ________ to minimize personality conflicts and to maximize student performance.
Question 525
Experiments verifying aspects of the theory of special relativity ________ until the advent of space travel.
Question 526
Thanks to the use of saline water sources, desert areas can now be termed arable where once ________ crops nor animals could survive.
Question 527
The unusual current interest in crystals is partially attributable to the absence of spiritual belief in modern society and an increase in what ________.
Question 528
Virtually all philosophers agree ________ in an objective
Question 529
chance of winning is governed by nothing more than random luck.
Question 530
recently made a number of discoveries that could help themselves receive upcoming governmental grants.PROthemIn the years between 1963 and 1968, the administration of Lyndon B. Johnson ________ passage of the Voting Rights Act but also implemented many programs of the Great Society.
Question 531
Although ________ vast amounts of wheat, it must import more to feed its people.
Question 532
Water polo is a game ________ an ability to accelerate quickly in the water and to endure long periods of swimming without rest.
Question 533
has become more popular at universities.
Question 534
Emily Dickinson's first book of poems, ________ in the 1850's, did not meet with critical favor.
Question 535
Scottish text in the year 1424.
Question 536
will exercise a form of population control.
Question 537
feet height, was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.ADJhighPractical speaking, candy and soft drinks should be avoided in the interests of dental care.ADVPracticallyFruit flies are able to reproduce in tremendous numbers in spite their brief life span.SUBORD AVPin spite of________ adequate computer system contains a monitor, disk drive, and printer.
Question 538
Standing under a tree during a lightning storm will afford ________ protection at all.
Question 539
Architects normally proceed by listening carefully to the desires of their clients, ________ the proposed building site intently, and then incorporating their own creative ideas into the design.
Question 540
diamonds as effective ________ for real diamonds in drilling bits.
Question 541
The oldest land grant university in the United States, ________ matriculated its first student in 1785.
Question 542
Like mayors, ________ for four year terms.
Question 543
It has been widely documented that Vitamin C offers many more health benefits ________.
Question 544
discovery by a British bricklayer.
Question 545
the noted astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.PREPon theIn realization, the Humber Bridge in England is the world's longest suspension bridge.NrealityThe area of Alaska is considerable larger than that of Texas.ADVconsiderablyAbsolute zero remains the known only temperature at which gases such as oxygen will solidify.ORDERonly knownNumerous homes ________ by the high wind and heavy rain of hurricane Andrew.
Question 546
Asteroids may have a diameter of ________.
Question 547
Similar to the paintings of Matisse, ________ of Picasso employ bright, sharp colors.
Question 548
Mozart was known to have had an affinity for ________ and popular music.
Question 549
empty field.
Question 550
According to space photography, the amount of Brazilian rainforest ________ to slash and burn agriculture is less than what had been previously thought.
Question 551
It is only by studying existing habitat and ________ that species such as the Komodo dragon can be preserved.
Question 552
had firmly settled themselves over a six thousand mile ranging of North America.NrangeThe invention of the printing press in the fifteenth century make possible the widespread dispersion of knowledge.VERBmadeMyrmecology is the branch of entomology ________ the physical attributes, life cycle, and behavior of ants.
Question 553
Relatively few marine biologists agree ________ is an impending event.
Question 554
science merely as an amusement and begin ________.
Question 555
space flight was inevitable.
Question 556
An independent principality for more than 300 years, Monaco ________ the House of Grimaldi since the end of the thirteenth century.
Question 557
The barometer has proven one of the most useful meteorological tools because of its ability to measure atmospheric pressure and ________ forecast the weather.
Question 558
Dextrose is found ________ and in animals and can be made synthetically through the reaction of sulfuric acid and starch.
Question 559
Carrying money in a concealed pouch ________ the risk of theft.
Question 560
administration of James Knox Polk than during the tenure of any the other President.ART(omit "the")In 1830, Parisians revolted against King Charles X after he had decreased the number of voters, restricted freedom of the press, and ________.
Question 561
are sensitive to acids, sweets, acids, and poison.
Question 562
Carved from pine logs and held together by a tight fit, ________ has a room for everyday living, bedrooms for family members, and a large central hall.
Question 563
The thirteenth amendment to the United States Constitution, ________, was ratified on December 18, 1865.
Question 564
President needs to know.
Question 565
Most European tribes of ________ of the Tang dynasty of China were barbaric and uncivilized.
Question 566
Myanmar, ________ , is neighbored by India, Thailand, Laos, China, and Bangladesh.
Question 567
malnutrition continues to be an elusive goal.SUBORD AVPIn spite ofMany computers, which only yesterday seemed sophisticated, appear today to being slow and outmoded.INFto be________ direct current and alternating current electric motors were invented by Americans, the former by Davenport in 1837 and the latter by Tesla in 1892.
Question 568
at altitudes of 18,000 feet and higher.
Question 569
It is not unusual for rum makers in Martinique to age their their product ________ fifteen years.
Question 570
States, New York receives the most park visitors per year.
Question 571
Lake Huron is famous ________ population of trout, bass, and pickerel.
Question 572
the sun and the earth.
Question 573
The ________ in Lima, Peru is 1.6 inches.
Question 574
Many scholars ________ "King Lear" is Shakespeare's greatest tragedy.
Question 575
into three parts: a head, a thorax, and an abdomen.USAGELikePocahontas, the daughter for Chief Powhatan, is reputed to have saved John Smith just before his execution.PREPofSwimming swift in packs, killer whales can easily attack and kill blue whales.ADVswiftlyThe novels of Willa Cather, ________, depict the struggle for life on the Great Plains of America.
Question 576
a philosopher king.
Question 577
is mainly found in a band of states stretching from Texas to Virginia.
Question 578
There are few places ________ the Kashmir Valley of India.
Question 579
to be a fake.
Question 580
be used to make rapid mathematical computations.
Question 581
Benjamin Franklin invented _______ lightning rod and the harmonica, and he founded the first library in the United States.
Question 582
The great seal of the United States shows an American bald eagle clutching the arrows of war in one of its claws and ________.
Question 583
their human masters since the time of the early Egyptians.USAGEserved TXTS<^ Los Angeles County, California, ________, has a population of over eight million people.
Question 584
Asbestos is a substance ________ to cause chest, abdominal and lung cancer.
Question 585
Argentina's Mount Aconcagua is exactly 22,834 feet ________.
Question 586
At 176 deaths per 1000 live births, the country of Western Sahara has the world's ________.
Question 587
The currently expanding hole in the ozone layer ________ in 1985 by British scientists.
Question 588
Professional basketball star, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,________ of all time, played in more games than any other player in professional basketball history.
Question 589
Diamonds have a much higher value ________ refined.
Question 590
and "Birth of a Nation".
Question 591
membrane, all of which have different functions.PREPcomposed ofThe state animal of New Mexico is the black bear while the state bird is roadrunner.ARTthe roadrunnerThe area of a rectangle can be found by multiplying its long times its width.NlengthAfter hurricanes ________ their power, they are usually downgraded to a tropical storm.
Question 592
Much of what is now known about free market cycles ________.
Question 593
It was not until 1914 ________ brought under French military control.
Question 594
President,________ political history.
Question 595
Restricting animal grazing ________ erosion.
Question 596
Similar to the economy of Germany, ________ Switzerland depends on a highly educated work force.
Question 597
seem to be easy prey.
Question 598
The onslaught of terminal viruses such as AIDS has initiated a worldwide search for ________ with which to combat them.
Question 599
as quickly as might have been predicted back in 1969.ORDERwill probablyPoison ivy's effect in the skin of most people is dramatic, inasmuch as severe rashes normally result.PREPon theSaws come in various forms ranged from the two-handled crosscut saw to the single-handled hack saw.ADJrangingAgain never will America have the innocence that it had in the 1950s.ORDERNever againPrimary consideration ________ to humanitarian concerns.
Question 600
slaughter of buffaloes on the Great Plains of the United States.
Question 601
Uninhabited when discovered in 1502 by the Portuguese navigator Joao Castella, the island of St. Helena gained later notoriety by imprisoning Napoleon and ________.
Question 602
describes the process ________ a Vice President can become President.
Question 603
Due to fluoride treatments, children can now grow up without horrifying trips to the dentist office ________ such trips were commonplace.
Question 604
during periods of economical recession.ADJeconomicHemingway was acclaimed for the crisp and succinct style which he brought it to his novels.PRO(omit "it")Jellyfish, which thrive in warm tropical waters, secrete a fluid into the water that can sting a person severity.ADVseverelyRegular cocaine use creates an erratic heartbeat whose often results in death.SUBORD AJCwhichAustralia has a more diverse animal and plant life ________.
Question 605
An insect in the earliest stage of development ________ a larva.
Question 606
Woven into wreaths by the ancient Greeks, ________ was used to crown the victors of athletic contests.
Question 607
The ________ for a worker aged 65 or over and his wife depend on the worker's insured earnings.
Question 608
The world population is increasing ________ every ten years.
Question 609
The dissolution of the Warsaw Pact on June 28, 1991 ________ the end of the Cold War.
Question 610
Adequate sustenance of wetland acreage is necessary for the maintenance ________.
Question 611
Olympic star Jim Thorpe's medals were stripped from him because he had allegedly ________.
Question 612
President until his death in 1945.USAGEservedMethyl bromide, used to fumigate crops, are responsible for significant ozone depletion.AGREEisOne meter is equally to slightly more than thirty nine inches.ADJequalCharacterized by excessive sugar in the blood and urine, diabetes can be treated by regular shot of insulin.NUMshotsThe African lily needs a great number of water in summer but very little in winter.USAGEamountUnderwater divers need watches ________.
Question 613
It is axiomatic that money must ________ for quality to be obtained.
Question 614
Of all the British novels of the eighteenth century, ________ are filled with the greatest zest for life.
Question 615
Both cottage cheese ________ contain less protein per gram than sunflower seeds and peanut butter.
Question 616
intellect or the abundant curiosity of Thomas Jefferson.
Question 617
Red, yellow, and blue are recognized by many physicists ________.
Question 618
Born Judith Tuvim, Judy Holliday went on to become one ________ of the twentieth century.
Question 619
The full flowering of the bonzai tree occurs late in its development, ________.
Question 620
members of the opposite sex for purposes of reproduction.USAGEMostThe concept of democracy origined with the Greeks who vested legislative power in popular assemblies.VERBorginatedTwenty times more gold is produced in South Africa than in some another country in the world.USAGEany otherUsing sunscreen can substantially ________ the danger of skin cancer.
Question 621
Wooden door and window frames will quickly deteriorate ________.
Question 622
Cold temperatures ________ the metabolic rate of reptiles.
Question 623
States in 1800.
Question 624
The ________ in the Hawaiian Islands is 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
Question 625
The giant saguaro cactus is a member of the cactus family ________ habitat is being drastically reduced.
Question 626
Meats ________ refrigerated or smoked if spoilage is to be retarded.
Question 627
Martin Luther King, ________, was assassinated on April 4,
Question 628
the prosecutor, Hamilton Burger, with last-minute courtroom heroics.ADJfictionalBrain transplants are not medically viable because surgeons do not yet know how ________ neural endings in the cerebellum.
Question 629
Highly prized for its oil and ivory, the narwhal ________ to the edge of extinction by arctic hunters.
Question 630
takes place, is called the prophase.
Question 631
Known for robbing the rich in order to help the poor, the legendary English hero Robin Hood ________ many songs and stories.
Question 632
The Hoover Dam on the Colorado River is 727 ________.
Question 633
Jasper Park, ________, is located in western part of the province of Alberta.
Question 634
died at the age of 67.NgovernorUsed by drawing circles and arcs, the compass is constructed of two pointed legs attached at one end by a pivot.PREPUsed forSitting in The Hague, Netherlands, the World Court is main judicial arm of the United Nations.ARTis the mainWhen do stars collide with each other, interstellar destruction occurs on a massive scale.VERB(omit "do")A red sky in the morning is a traditional sailors' sign of ________.
Question 635
Elizabeth Peabody, ________, founded the first kindergarten in the United States.
Question 636
Dogs ________ someone must be quarantined for a period of two weeks unless evidence of a recent rabies shot can be provided.
Question 637
According to the Geneva Convention of 1949, prisoners of war must be treated humanely, fed a satisfactory diet, and ________.
Question 638
The knowledge of how ________ fires was crucial to the development of civilization.
Question 639
Doctors uniformly recommend ________ flu sufferers drink a lot of fluid and get plenty of rest.
Question 640
parents are.
Question 641
when an earthquake will occur.ADJscientificMoles or warts that change its color or shape should be immediately removed by a dermatologist.AGREEtheirIn liquid measure, two pints are equal at one quart.PREPtoValentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, orbited the Earth forty eight times before landed on June 19, 1963.ADJlandingOcher, ________, is usually reddish brown or yellow because of its iron content.
Question 642
The topography of Morocco includes mountain ranges, fertile plains, and ________.
Question 643
and England was completed.
Question 644
The fourth amendment to the United States Constitution ________ that a person may not be searched unreasonably by the police.
Question 645
The climate of northern Canada is ________ found in northern Russia.
Question 646
The only single winner of the Nobel Prize for medicine ________ was Barbara McClintock in 1983.
Question 647
produce their own food.SUBORD AJCthatAlice Walker won the 1983 National Book Award for herself autobiographical novel "The Color Purple".PROherThe flags of Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia fly over Borneo, an island locating in the south Pacific Ocean.ADJlocatedOligarchies are systems of government by which all power is in the hands of a few people.SUBORD AJCin which________, energy is released into the body.
Question 648
Approximately eighty percent of the Earth's atmosphere ________ nitrogen.
Question 649
Vienna's Shoenbrun Palace has some of the most immaculate gardens ________ in Europe.
Question 650
The dodo, native to Mauritius, possessed a large, hooked bill, a short, curved neck, and ________.
Question 651
Extending from Senegal to the Sudan, the Sahel ________ central Africa from the Sahara desert.
Question 652
Cartoons and comics are both a complex expression of cultural attitudes ________.
Question 653
fewer than ten.AGREEdepartmentsAlthough the oil is used in all aspects of industrial society, it will be replaced one day by another form of fuel.ARToil (omit "the")Silicone should not be used to a sealant for concrete because of its corrosive tendency.PREPasJewelers must spend considerate time polishing stones used in necklaces and rings.USAGEconsiderableThe gestation period for ________ is 645 days.
Question 654
The Republican Party ________ in the United States in 1854.
Question 655
Long before electricity was made accessible to the average home, scientists and inventors struggled ________ its nature.
Question 656
Bridge is a card game that requires not only skill ________.
Question 657
wind section is well known by all conductors and musicians.
Question 658
Frances Perkins, ________ the first woman cabinet member, served as Secretary of Labor in Franklin Roosevelt's administration.
Question 659
he has already been governor of the state of Arkansas.VERBhad alreadyNamed for the famous mathematics Blaise Pascal, the inventor of the first computing device, the computer language Pascal is widely used because of its simplicity.NmathematicianCigarette advertisements have been widely criticized ________ to younger consumers.
Question 660
The playing of certain radio frequencies ________ the mating call of male mosquitoes can reduce the likelihood of people being bitten by female mosquitoes.
Question 661
The white sapote fruit from Mexico has a taste ________ of a sweet avocado.
Question 662
Large, mainframe computers ________ by small, personal models.
Question 663
those written by the victors.
Question 664
Fried meat is ________ than broiled food because it contains more cholesterol.
Question 665
Rarely ________ unite a movement in the way that Martin Luther King brought together the civil rights movement.
Question 666
must import large quantities of fossil fuel.USAGEnegligibleThe larger kind of ray, the devilfish is so named because of its hornlike pectoral fins.ADJlargestNot only does slash and burn agriculture deplete minerals from the land, but also it spurs massive eroding.NerosionFalcons are still trained for hunt in many desert societies.GERUNDhuntingMechanization is the process ________ work that was formerly done by hand is accomplished by machine.
Question 667
The harbor in Santorini, Greece ________ that ships' anchors will not reach its bottom.
Question 668
After July 4, 1818, the United States Congress decided that the American flag should have ________.
Question 669
than previous first ladies.
Question 670
If a particle of sand, ________, manages to become lodged under a contact lens, severe irritation can result.
Question 671
In academic departments, associate professor is the position directly under ________.
Question 672
Oriental bazaars are excellent places ________ bargains.
Question 673
Metal detectors have been banned in many countries ________ the danger of finding unexploded weapons.
Question 674
cat can bring seven years of bad luck.ADJSuperstitiousBecause thoroughbred horses have been bred for speed and none for strength, many suffer leg fractures and must be destroyed.NEGnotTests ________ computer graded are normally filled out with a pencil.
Question 675
Baseball players wipe pine tar on their bats ________ obtain a better grip.
Question 676
Thousands of settlers ________ the Great Plains of the United States in large, covered wagons called prairie schooners during the 1800s.
Question 677
On a ________ in Georgia, lightning bugs will dance eerily through the dark.
Question 678
Whether any country can actually possess the land on which it is constituted is a question ________.
Question 679
Profit can be defined simply as the difference between the income derived from the sale of an object ________.
Question 680
Known for his skilled retorts, William F. Buckley has been a leading conservative voice ________.
Question 681
Jack the Ripper was a murderer ________ Victorian London.
Question 682
strong insect repellent, warm clothes, and a flashlight.PREPon aLarge underground cisterns can be used to storage water for later use.INFstoreWilliam Byrd's diaries give present day readers picture of what a gentleman's life was like in colonial America.ARTa pictureThe quilting party has returned as a mode of social interaction, just so it was in pioneer days.CONasLove is an emotion that cannot be ________.
Question 683
With fur that is ________, the marmoset is distinguishable from other members of the monkey family.
Question 684
can be used as an effective fertilizer.
Question 685
The temperature at which a substance is transformed from a solid state to a liquid state ________ its melting point.
Question 686
In regard to eating oysters, people seem either to think that they are delicious ________ that they are repulsive.
Question 687
obtuse angle.
Question 688
Accurate geological and seismological analyses are imperative ________ in areas prone to earthquake activity.
Question 689
Rosalyn Yalow of the United States won the 1977 Nobel Prize for medicine ________ on peptide hormones.
Question 690
a league is equal at about three nautical miles.PREPto aboutCyclotrons, also known as nuclear accelerators, facilitate changes in target particles by imparting sufficience velocity to protons which will collide with them.ADJsufficientA sound made when a speaker connects one vowel sound to the other within the same syllable is a diphthong.USAGEanotherMost scientific facts ________ in a good encyclopedia.
Question 691
hit in baseball.
Question 692
Improperly maintained roads often cause ________ the the number of automobile accidents.
Question 693
broad division ________.
Question 694
Shortly after its appearance in the electronic marketplace, ________ became an indispensable part of every commercial office.
Question 695
most basic human mysteries.
Question 696
Acute eye irritation can result from ________ at a computer.
Question 697
Ancient mariners began their journeys with ________ a sheet of sail and a favorable wind.
Question 698
about walking the streets or to lock their doors.GERUND (PS)lockingA flea market has created whenever a group of people has odds and ends to sell.VERBis createdThe amendment to the United States Constitution proposing a national income tax was ratified on February of 1913.PREPinIn the course of human events, it sometimes becomes necessary for one nation ________ its connections with another.
Question 699
No sooner ________ than another one is produced to replace
Question 700
The Barberton Daisy, native to South Africa, can be used as cut flowers, borders for flower beds, and ________.
Question 701
may not be true.
Question 702
After having been damaged by a bomb blast, the ________ of the Uffizi galleries were returned to public viewing.
Question 703
The first United States women's college ________ by Emma Willard in 1821.
Question 704
Born an Irishman but unable to write in Ireland, ________ exiled himself in Paris and Geneva.
Question 705
Davy Crockett was ________ a bear when he was only three years old.
Question 706
Lapland faces both the Atlantic Ocean or the Barents Sea.CONandButyric acid, which is colorless, bad-smelling, and bitterness, is found in spoiled meat and rancid butter.ADJ (PS)bitterMost urban homeless shelters can deal with a fraction only of the actual number of people living on the street.ORDERonly a fractionTwo of the most dangerous professions in modern society are ________.
Question 707
The plays of William Shakespeare, ranging from "Hamlet" to "The Tempest," ________ a microcosm of human life.
Question 708
Drinking too much water can be ________ not drinking enough of it.
Question 709
Over fifty different types of hibiscus ________ by botanists.
Question 710
TXTS{^ It is imperative nuclear proliferation be stopped ________ difficult that might be.
Question 711
In terms of the U.S. Constitution, ________, no person is above the law.
Question 712
drivers than the Sahara Rally.
Question 713
social security system are matched by the employers of those workers.AGREEisThe complex relationship between the executive and legislative branches of government within a democracy ________ the subject of many articles in political science journals.
Question 714
At its ________ the Dead Sea is 286 feet below sea level.
Question 715
The ability to splice human genes into animals has thus far shown great promise and ________ concrete results.
Question 716
hunt in packs.
Question 717
Samarium ________ known as a rare earth element.
Question 718
weight gain has been thoroughly documented by nutritionists.
Question 719
Simple wooden sticks can be considered tools ________ some animals use them to obtain food.
Question 720
and temperate, hurricanes remain one of the most unpredictable forces in nature.N (PS)temperatureIn the event of a crash, airplane passengers should exit the plane in an orderly and efficiently manner.ADJefficient________ who are able to explain all of the intricacies of Einstein's theory of relativity.
Question 721
Possessing as he does ________, Robin Williams never fails to delight audiences with his comedy routines.
Question 722
to the Earth's surface.
Question 723
Bryozoan habitats are usually found in coastal areas, ________ a body of water.
Question 724
The most recent generation of computers is smaller, faster, and ________ than its predecessors.
Question 725
the naked eye.
Question 726
number of 90.
Question 727
In the 1950s and 1960s, space travel ________ a symbol of technological superiority.
Question 728
Ran for her musical composition entitled "Symphony".PREPtoThe more popular film of the 1940s among audiences today, judged by video rentals, is the Disney classic "Cinderella".ADJmostThe opening of the Erie Canal spurred developer of the city of Cleveland.NdevelopmentVermiculation is a process ________ worm-like tracks are placed in furniture for aesthetic purposes.
Question 729
Sparklers, ________, are safe for children to use.
Question 730
Even though a pilaster looks like a column ________, it is actually a support for a wall.
Question 731
Spermatozoa enter the vitelline membrane of an ovum ________ a small hole called the micropyle.
Question 732
The game of lacrosse ________ by Native Americans.
Question 733
Despite the fact that she contracted malaria well into her eighties, ________ continued to care for the poor of India.
Question 734
Togoland to form the independent country of Ghana.
Question 735
fertility problems.NoptionThe moon rotates on its axis one every 27.32 days.USAGEonceTo avoid the possibility of a current file been accidentally destroyed, a computer operator should always make a backup file.ADJbeing________ for a college graduate is more than three times that of a high school graduate.
Question 736
Although ________, many motorists do so on highways and freeways throughout the United States and Canada.
Question 737
Rampant inflation can rob an economy of its vitality and ________ of consumers.
Question 738
of William Faulkner depict a society seemingly in its death throes ________.
Question 739
According to Greek legend, Clytemnestra, ________, murdered her husband and was subsequently killed by her own son.
Question 740
to Singapore is not known by many students of geography.
Question 741
by the Chinese emperor Shen Nung ________.
Question 742
The Norwegian writer, Sigrid Undset, won the 1928 Nobel Prize for Literature for her portrayal of everyday life in Scandanavia ________.
Question 743
lives.PROtheirThe top of a kettledrum may be tightened or loosened so that to change the musical pitch.SUBORD AVPin orderLiposuction is a procedure by that fat is removed from selected parts of the body.SUBORD AJCwhichPhilosophical dilemmas often result from the fact ________ is often not what is right.
Question 744
In Dicken's story, "A Christmas Carol," Ebenezer Scrooge is renowned for both his great wealth ________.
Question 745
The kilt ________ has become a symbol of Scotland itself.
Question 746
As a sport, hunting requires great patience, ________, and a calm demeanor on the part of the hunter.
Question 747
ingredient in fine porcelain.
Question 748
After a bout with alcoholism and subsequent treatment for the addiction, ________ became a leading spokeswoman concerning the problem of alcohol abuse.
Question 749
as a novelist that one day she would win the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Question 750
can be highly polished.PREPinJust as words and phrases disappear from a language, another words and phrases appear.USAGEotherBecause it is so safety, Davis, California, entertains thousands of visitors each year.ADJsafeIn it's circular mode of construction, Chinese composition resembles Chinese architecture.PROitsA ________, the Gabon viper is found mainly in West Africa.
Question 751
Large pharmaceutical companies claim ________ lower costs to compete with generic drugmakers they are unable to invest enough money in research and development.
Question 752
come from South America.
Question 753
Some plants that thrive in the desert ________ have fresh water in order to survive.
Question 754
Most Roman amphitheaters were places for public forums ________ sporting events.
Question 755
The arctic wolf is an example of an animal ________ habits have been misunderstood.
Question 756
remains a mystery to animal physiologists.
Question 757
clues to solve the case.
Question 758
ores can yield gold.USAGEsolutionThroughout the food chain, many animals are dependent on each another for survival.USAGEotherLaboratory workers who are deprived of sleep for long period of time become irritable and hostile.NUMperiodsA penitentiary is a place ________ prisoners are incarcerated as punishment for crimes they have committed.
Question 759
Radiation given off by microwave machines and large televisions ________ a health hazard to those using them.
Question 760
Hilary Clinton, ________, was designated by the President to head the national health task force.
Question 761
Through scandalous stories and printed gossip, ________ are able to impugn the integrity of people in the public eye.
Question 762
Killer whales ________ to come out of the water to eat seals which were sunning themselves on a beach.
Question 763
a distinctive blue color.
Question 764
Approximately forty percent of all Norwegian exports are either petroleum ________.
Question 765
Black holes in space are products of dynamic cosmic forces of which astronomers ________ about.
Question 766
extends to the mouth down into the stomach and on into the small intestine.PREPfrom theDuring the first half of the sixteen century, the arts flourished in Italy.ADJsixteenth________ in cinema sound systems over the last thirty years, especially since the advent of the Dolby Sound System.
Question 767
Many small companies offer greater security of employment _________.
Question 768
Like their wolf ancestors, ________ when they sleep.
Question 769
Walter Mondale announced the first female candidate for the office of Vice-President, ________, in 1984.
Question 770
Used mainly to deoxidize molten steel, titanium can be found in such ________ as the Stealth Fighter.
Question 771
Children learn the limits of their behavior by listening carefully to their parents' requests and then ________ those requests.
Question 772
respite to climbers.
Question 773
Unfortunately, pollution seems to be present in ________ of the Earth's oceans.
Question 774
was a resource of constant curiosity among the public.USAGEsourceOne of the soonest Hollywood stars was Mary Pickford, who was actually born in Canada.USAGEearliestFilibustering is the process ________ one political party in a legislature attempts to block legislation proposed by another political party.
Question 775
"<TXTSW^ Even though they are supposed to communicate the news, ________ are substantially made up of advertisements and filler.
Question 776
Severely torn knee cartilage ________ through surgery.
Question 777
Dwight D. Eisenhower, who became President after Harry Truman, presided over a time marked by ________ and expanding American business interests.
Question 778
the mortgagee is unable to make the required payments.
Question 779
of civilization in which iron tools began to be used.
Question 780
The amount of light ________ is regulated by the iris.
Question 781
place is hard to imagine.
Question 782
business fraud.ADJvaluableThe state motto of West Virginia , "Mountaineers are always free," is a reflection of the fiercely independent personal of the state's citizens.NpersonalityJust as phonograph records were replaced by audio cassettes, ________ videocassettes be replaced by compact discs.
Question 783
The Postmaster General is in charge of ________ the nation's postal services.
Question 784
Among the signers of the Declaration of Independence ________, one surveyor, one ironmaster, and nine farmers.
Question 785
The first person ________ an airplane over the South Pole was Hubert Wilkins, a British explorer.
Question 786
The entire population of Wake Island ________ United States Air Force personnel.
Question 787
Rodents, ________ of all mammals, are classified by the type of jaw muscle they have.
Question 788
Life in the Australian Outback can be brutal ________.
Question 789
The potency of medicine deteriorates ________.
Question 790
weightlifters wear back brace.ARTa backCanberra, the capital of Australia, located in Australia's Capital Territory.VERBis locatedThe gypsy moth is capable to inflict widespread damage on agricultural crops.GERUNDof inflictingRegular trips to the dentist can prevent both tartar build-up ________.
Question 791
Not only ________ plug the ear making it difficult to hear but also it can cause ear infections.
Question 792
problem, drug use continues unabated.
Question 793
Jane Addams, ________, founded Hull House.
Question 794
In 1716, the first theater ________ was opened in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Question 795
So sophisticated is today's software that language learning can take place at a computer terminal, ________ the aid of a teacher.
Question 796
Atlantic Ocean.VERBstruck (had struck)Medication to relief motion sickness is readily obtained at all pharmacies.INFrelieveWhen an elephant strays and becomes lost from its herd, it may become disoriented and attack humanity.Nhumans________ more calories are consumed than burned, weight is gained.
Question 797
Address by heart.
Question 798
the movement ________.
Question 799
People ________ only see objects clearly that are close to them.
Question 800
The smooth newt lives on both land and water and reaches ________ of about six inches.
Question 801
The twenty sixth amendment to the United States Constitution ________ the voting age to 18.
Question 802
Many semi-professional tennis players are hired to teach tennis ________.
Question 803
with remarkable speed.PREPto itsTacoma was the naming Native Americans gave to Mount Ranier.NnameThe Red Sea, longly famed for its pristine water, is being threatened by oil and sewage spills.ADJlongConsiderable time and expensive goes into the publication of a book.NexpenseFor children ________, a night light can provide security and comfort.
Question 804
Too much bile in the blood ________ in jaundice, evidenced by a yellowing of the skin.
Question 805
Strontium, ________, is present in the fallout from nuclear explosions.
Question 806
The periwinkle is a small snail ________ in sea water.
Question 807
In Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," Benjy is a character whose entire life takes place ________.
Question 808
Lake Eyre, located in South Australia, has an area of ________.
Question 809
Many people who ride in cars still refuse to wear seat belts ________ all evidence indicates they are safer for doing so.
Question 810
leadership roles through monarchy than through democracy.ADJunfortunateAs a child, the Greek orator Demosthenes was so inarticulate because of a speech impediment which he put rocks in his mouth to solve the problem.CONthatTo achieve the best results, apple trees should be grown in areas which have cool, wet climate.ARTa coolAll airlines offer special services for minors ________.
Question 811
Astrology cannot be considered a science ________ it does not conform to set of rigidly established procedures.
Question 812
Water ________ in order to generate hydroelectric power.
Question 813
Lions will often climb trees ________ their prey.
Question 814
Francis Scott Key ________ the American national anthem after a battle in the War of 1812.
Question 815
Meandering slowly to the Atlantic Ocean, the Savannah River provides much needed water and power to Georgia and South Carolina _________.
Question 816
Astronomers believe ________ points to the existence of a black hole just outside of our own solar system.
Question 817
from driving while drunk.AGREEdevicesThe United States minimum wage has raised from .25 cents to $4.25 over the years.VERBbeen raisedOf all the airports in the United States, Washington National is the most challenging to commercial pilots because of its short runways and ________.
Question 818
wind speed, and cloud content.
Question 819
In some bird species the female bird builds the nest ________ the male does so.
Question 820
Forty percent ________ are purchased by or for children 13 years of age or younger.
Question 821
Immediately after a person's arm is amputated, the absence of neural signals is recognized by the brain and ________ as pain.
Question 822
for breathing.
Question 823
European literature ________ of the nineteenth century was dominated by such 'fin-de-siecle' authors as Flaubert and Zola.
Question 824
body for a year without appearing on a blood test.CONsoAmong the busiest foreign airports they are London's Heathrow and Tokyo's Haneda.SUBJ(omit "they")Scientists have long realized that there is a close correlation between an animal's alive span and its gestation period.USAGElifeFrom a topographical standpoint, Uruguay is composed of gently rolling hills ________ grassy and well-watered.
Question 825
Susan B. Anthony, ________, was a tireless fighter for sexual equality.
Question 826
Creating unbreakable codes is becoming ever harder in today's world of ________.
Question 827
Drains that are severely clogged can be cleared by ________ or by calling a drain cleaner.
Question 828
its prominence during the Shakespearean period.
Question 829
which have had the greatest impact were ________ Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy,
Question 830
Early protozoan habitats on Earth were characterized by constantly fluctuating ________.
Question 831
With little variation, alligators and frogs live today just as they did ________.
Question 832
stomach.ADJemptyAlike other sedatives, alcohol depresses the central nervous system.USAGELikePlaying volleyball burns less calories per minute than does walking slowly.ADJfewerGeorge V, ________, was king of England at the outbreak of World War I.
Question 833
The first area west of the Alleghenies and Appalachians to be settled ________.
Question 834
In 1990, there were approximately 60,000 ________ in the United States.
Question 835
The bubonic plague, known as the Black Death, had killed ________ of the population of Europe by the middle of the fourteenth century.
Question 836
In order to withdraw money from an automated teller machine, ________ must first enter a personal identification number.
Question 837
Whether or not children ________ have special abilities should be put in accelerated learning programs is a question that is continually faced by educators.
Question 838
Anthelme Brillat-Savarin of France, an expert on foods, was the premier chef in the world ________.
Question 839
During his tenure as Chief Justice, John Marshall ruled that the Supreme Court has the power to rule Congressional acts ________.
Question 840
painters, Ran Hadari brings a keen eye for detail to his paintings.ADJseventeenthIn hot weather, flies are particularly attractive to humans because of the salt in human perspiration.VERBattractedNutritionists believe ________ is the most important meal of the day.
Question 841
English poetry and drama ________ during the reign of Elizabeth I.
Question 842
to grow rapidly as a world power.
Question 843
When he knocked out James J. Braddock on June 22, 1937, ________ became heavyweight champion of the world.
Question 844
a buried city as complete as Pompeii been found.
Question 845
In the period following Watergate, journalism became one of the most ________ majors of college freshmen.
Question 846
political system of Mexico.PROhisIn accordance to military law, a general may not make disparaging comments about the commander-in-chief.PREPwithShortly after scientists realized the enormous energy potential of the atom, ________ built a nuclear bomb to test their hypothesis.
Question 847
Through ingenious use of a lever, people can become much more powerful than ________.
Question 848
Laws are proposed and passed ________ a sufficient number of citizens feels that there should be a change in the status quo.
Question 849
Acetaminophen, ________, is used in many children's medications.
Question 850
Many theories exist which attempt ________ how life evolved on this planet.
Question 851
Either spicy sausage ________ can be used as a meat supplement in jambalaya.
Question 852
Plants growing in sandy soil need to be fertilized periodically ________.
Question 853
Slowly ________, acid rain will destroy the life within lakes and ponds.
Question 854
be approved into a vote of a city council or other governing authority.PREPinPapaya trees reach a certain high during the summer growing season, then die back during the winter.NheightIn the latter part of his life, Albert Einstein ________ a considerable portion of his time working for peace.
Question 855
Similar to the agricultural sector of the United States, ________ Canada produces a great amount of wheat.
Question 856
Statistics released by the California Department of Health indicate that ________ is overweight and underexercised.
Question 857
The rush to send an unmanned spaceship to Mars consumed almost ten billion dollars and ________ almost no results.
Question 858
Fahrenheit, it freezes.
Question 859
Out of the beautiful poppy ________ which is so dreaded as a drug.
Question 860
the mahogany family, are highly valued for their beautiful wood.ADJbelongingSpelunking is an especial dangerous sport which should not be attempted alone.ADVespeciallyThe particular field of primate research which deals with chimpanzees ________ immeasurably by the work of Jane Goodall.
Question 861
be elected governor in the United States.
Question 862
Tornadoes ________ in the spring months in the southern United States.
Question 863
The most expensive fax machines have as standard features non-curl paper, ________, and conference polling.
Question 864
privatization and merger as a means of enhancing its profitability.
Question 865
________ at great cost to both countries.
Question 866
Fans of Michael Jackson are mesmerized by ________.
Question 867
Slaughtered ________, passenger pigeons became extinct in the early part of the twentieth century.
Question 868
metric measurements in the United States.NUMfootRenowned for it's use of alternative forms of energy, Davis, California has become a magnet for those doing energy research.PROitsSome foods such as chicken ________ before being eaten in order to kill salmonella bacteria.
Question 869
With the advent of television, ________ initially decreased in audience share.
Question 870
a problem as occurred after the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Question 871
When attacking snakes, eagles must move ________ to avoid being bitten.
Question 872
continues to be the institution by which Americans elect their president.
Question 873
The speed of sound was once ________ a barrier that could not be broken.
Question 874
The breast milk of women who smoke cigarettes contains substantially ________ of women who do not smoke.
Question 875
has an atomic number of 98.PREPofAny campaign of inoculation has been as successful as that against smallpox.NEGNoNational memorial days service to remind the citizenry of the contributions made by others.USAGEserveLibraries prefer materials printed in electronic form ________ they can be stored indefinitely.
Question 876
As landfills overflow, ________ efforts must be renewed.
Question 877
The neck markings on giraffes are ________ human fingerprints.
Question 878
Because it is a depressant, ________ has a soporific effect on the body.
Question 879
Hydraulic engineers use spillways ________ the flooding of rivers and streams.
Question 880
Sodium fluoride, the active ingredient in most toothpastes, ________ to prevent tooth decay.
Question 881
Most Americans are blithely unaware of the ________ of the urban and rural underclass.
Question 882
as a mountain lion and a cougar.ADVadditionallyMany dental patients have suffered adverse actions to mercury fillings.USAGEreactionsA wrestling match ends immediately if one of the wrestlers are pinned.AGREEisBirth defects ________ in children whose mothers were exposed to pesticides during pregnancy.
Question 883
The environmental organization Greenpeace has used Geiger Counters ________ the existence of radiation in lagoons throughout French Polynesia.
Question 884
Flies and gnats can be ________ in desert areas.
Question 885
Abraham Lincoln, ________, maintained that the United States was indivisible.
Question 886
Babies who become dehydrated ________ liquids intravenously.
Question 887
use objective criteria when deciding on which students to accept.
Question 888
of self-discoverer.Nself-discoveryExisting more in legend than factually, King Arthur was supposed to have lived in the sixth century.NfactThe University of Indiana at Bloomington is renowned for it's scenic campus.PROitsIn comparison to dinosaurs, humans have dominated the Earth for a relative short period of time.ADVrelativelySometimes ________ to understand the novels of James Joyce.
Question 889
Long before humans were able to read or write, ________ had mastered the use of fire.
Question 890
The current push to develop high resolution television has so far cost billions of dollars and ________ significant results.
Question 891
now become one of the country's leading tourist destinations.
Question 892
lost as much as seventy five percent of their population to smallpox.
Question 893
Because of the constant danger of dehydration, desert Bedouins have long realized ________.
Question 894
the need for a bureaucracy ________ to manage water allotments.
Question 895
second language acquisition because this process involves such disparate areas as speaking, to listen, and composition.GERUND (PS)listeningThe interpersonal bonds within a family are illustrated by ________ , the bond between father and children, and the connections between siblings.
Question 896
________ the workings of the House of Representatives or the operation of the Senate.
Question 897
Historically, ________ chief crop of Georgia has been cotton, but in recent years soybeans and peanuts have been produced in ever increasing quantities.
Question 898
Intuition is involved in the process of architecture, ________ or not.
Question 899
The deserts of Saudi Arabia are believed to have been rivers once, ________ to some areas of the Sahara and Gobi deserts.
Question 900
Most dogs cannot get all of the vitamins and minerals their systems ________ from canned or dry dog food.
Question 901
The best way to arouse children's curiosity is to see that they have as ________.
Question 902
time of up to four years.AGREEitsSome government agencies dispense informations best left to private organizations.NUMinformationMany of rainforest's most exotic species are vanishing because of deforestation.ARTthe rainforest's________ in many Middle Eastern societies for diners not to use their left hands when eating.
Question 903
The platypus is perhaps the ________ member of the mammal family.
Question 904
The gross national product can only be determined ________ the entire industrial output is tallied.
Question 905
Police dogs are normally used to intimidate criminal suspects, sniff out illicit drugs, and ________ .
Question 906
atmosphere contains rings.
Question 907
Despite the fact ________ in near obscurity, players from the old Negro Baseball League are now being recognized for their immense talent.
Question 908
No person may become President of the United States before ________.
Question 909
Congresswoman gave many American women the inspiring to obtain the right to vote.NinspirationThe ability of small determined military force to withstand the attack of a larger military force has been well chronicled.ARTof aRenowned as she was for her innovative choreography, ________ always enjoyed full houses for her audiences.
Question 910
intense ecological debate.
Question 911
Out of the principles of relativity ________ of quantum mechanics.
Question 912
Mammals that lack a placenta and have external pouches in which to carry young ________ marsupials.
Question 913
Efforts ________ a lasting infrastructure must be preceded by careful planning.
Question 914
Sir John A. McDonald, ________, actually served his country twice: first from 1867 to 1873 and again from 1878 to 1891.
Question 915
might not be appropriate for some the younger members of the viewing audience.PREPsome of thePolice handle of the urban riots was roundly criticized by elements of the minority community.NhandlingThe discovery of gold in northern California hastened the development of ________ with which to make the journey west.
Question 916
Because of the shark's amazing regenerative power, it ________ a source of medical exploration.
Question 917
Baroque artists were interested in how ________ a subject with ornamentation.
Question 918
from clouds that once would have passed them over.
Question 919
Benjamin Banneker, ________, helped to survey and lay out Washington, D.C.
Question 920
The volume of a pyramid can be ascertained by multiplying the area of the base by the height and ________ by three.
Question 921
unlikely to join the United Nations in the foreseeable future.
Question 922
success.GERUNDExperiencingPsychiatrists need to demonstrate extremely sensitivity to patient-doctor relationships.ADJextremeWhether by getting a hit or to reach first base with a walk, the goal of a batter is to avoid making an 'out.'GERUND (PS)reachingThe official language of Morocco is Arabic, but Spanish and French are widely understood ________.
Question 923
Northern California's Lassen Peak erupted in 1914 and continued to erupt intermittently ________ in 1921.
Question 924
The introduction of gyroscopes into airplane instrumentation ________.
Question 925
The long-term effect of the radiation leak at Chernobyl ________ for at least another fifty years.
Question 926
but also it one of the most strikingly beautiful African animals.
Question 927
in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Question 928
Prize Committee must make into account the worldwide import of the nominee's efforts, not merely the nominee's local impact.USAGEtake intoWho but George Washington could have held together the Continental Army in the midst of so dire times as those?ADJsuchMariner II's construction was designed to convert sunlight to electricity while ________.
Question 929
Chimpanzees ________ primitive tools used for locating and eating several forms of insects.
Question 930
The San Diego Zoo, ________ its lack of caged animals, is one of the best visited American zoos.
Question 931
The port of Piraeus was built by Themistocles in order ________.
Question 932
Fought in early July, 1863, the battle of Gettysburg marked the end of Southern advance north and ________.
Question 933
and international telephone calls became much clearer.
Question 934
Moulage is a sculpturing process _____ a sculptor makes a mold in plastic.
Question 935
for beings witches.GERUNDbeingMuch informations remains to be gathered on the subject of maternal bonding.AGREEinformationKnown as 'Old Hickory,' Andrew Jackson practiced law, was a Congressman and Senator from Tennessee, defeated the British at New Orleans, ________.
Question 936
manufacturing and wholesale trade workers.
Question 937
The climbing of Mount Ranier ________ a test for potential American climbers of Mount Everest since the 1950s.
Question 938
Mother's Day, first celebrated in the United States in 1908, is now always celebrated ________.
Question 939
Periods of incredible musical creativity usually occur ________ social and political change takes place.
Question 940
An isthmus is a narrow piece of land ________ water on both sides and connects two larger pieces of land.
Question 941
Over five hundred people died ________ 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Question 942
on the Atlantic coast at Vancouver and Victoria on the Pacific.PREPtoIn order to maintain a good-balanced diet, nutritionists recommend the ingestion of significant amounts of fruits and vegetables.ADVwell-balancedApproximately four thousand years ago, Cretans learned how ________ interior bathrooms.
Question 943
and is involved in the reproductive process.
Question 944
Named for the English county of Hampshire, the state of New Hampshire has Concord as its capital even though ________.
Question 945
element that is not naturally occurring.
Question 946
the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on behalf ________.
Question 947
Traditionally, ________ main ingredients in Italian food have been pasta, tomatoes, and cheese.
Question 948
brontosaurus.
Question 949
the General Assembly for a term of five years.VERBis elected byInventing by John Bardeen and William Shockley, the transistor is the crucial semiconductor device used in microprocessors.ADJInventedOil was formed that plants and animals decomposed.SUBORD AVCwhenBetween the years 1-1041 AD, the Chinese invented the magnetic compass, developed porcelain glazing, and ________.
Question 950
John Chapman, ________, is said to have planted apple orchards throughout the American Midwest.
Question 951
Because of knowing how ________ conquered nations into his empire, Alexander was able to retain power longer.
Question 952
The Battle of Midway played a major role in ________.
Question 953
by individual conversations.
Question 954
a disproved theory tomorrow.
Question 955
sought for to supplant objectivity with subjectivity.PREPsoughtCumulus clouds are far most likely to cause rain than either stratus or cirrus clouds.ADVmoreIf Elvis Presley was the king of rock and roll, than Aretha was surely the queen of the blues.CONthenThe economic declaration, ________, detailed the cooperative strategy of the member countries.
Question 956
|TXTS-^ Used by sailors, the Beaufort wind scale specifies that 'Force 12' means that visibility at sea is extremely limited because of ________.
Question 957
The northern Arctic ice pack ________ considerably since
Question 958
Doctors recommend a ________ to those suffering from high blood pressure.
Question 959
Located in Geneva, Switzerland, the World Health Organization seeks ________the highest possible level of world health through active intervention and preventative education.
Question 960
Neither the elephant ________ a life span as long as that of the Galapagos tortoise.
Question 961
it to jump out of the water and sail through the air.
Question 962
aggressiveness is a question best left to biochemists.PREPofWith coastline of 550 miles, Gabon is bounded by Equatorial Guinea to the northwest and the Congo in the east and south.ARTa coastlineScarcely a day passes that does not see scientific advances so breathtaking than they stagger the imagination.CONthat________ one of the poorest nations in the world, Comoros has a rich and intriguing mixture of people.
Question 963
Higher health care costs have been brought about by an increasing sophistication of medical equipment and ________.
Question 964
an estuary in the White Sea.
Question 965
It is crucial that one avoid drinking untreated water ________ in jungle areas.
Question 966
An English chemist, Michael Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction ________ formulated the laws of electrolysis.
Question 967
exactly understood.
Question 968
Not until reporters reached the disaster scene ________ the extent of destruction caused by Hurricane Hugo.
Question 969
boxing championship of the world.NchampionIt is now generally recognized that Leif Ericson was the first European explorer to set feet in North America.USAGEset footIn Greek mythology, the Medusa was considered so powerful anyone who looked at her would be turned to stone.CONthat anyoneBusinesses often lobby Congress against changes in the ________.
Question 970
After ________ pneumonia during his Presidential inauguration, William Henry Harrison died.
Question 971
Even though the Canadian climate is generally moderate, extremes of temperature ranging from searing summer heat to ________ are not uncommon.
Question 972
during the 1990 New York theater season.
Question 973
An opossum is similar to a kangaroo ________ it carries its young in a pouch.
Question 974
Only ________ a medical license can a doctor practice medicine.
Question 975
Alexandria.ADJlargestBecause of their purity aesthetic nature, painting and music are included among the fine arts.ADVpurelyIt was during the Pleistocene period that great sheets of ice spread over particles of Europe and North America.USAGEparts________ cooled below thirty two degrees Fahrenheit, water will freeze.
Question 976
The blues is a type of American music ________ slow jazz rhythms with sad lyrics.
Question 977
Highly unusual mammals, ________ and the echidna hatch their young from eggs.
Question 978
Future energy sources must be safe, ________, and abundant.
Question 979
it is full of life.
Question 980
a scientific fact.
Question 981
of electric cars will decrease.ADJelectricalWhales can be identificationed by the markings on their flukes.VERBidentifiedLiniment may be rubbed on horses and humans to relieve sore and pain.N (PS)sorenessNone American president served as many terms of office as did Franklin Roosevelt.NEGNoAn ardent foe of alcohol consumption, ________ campaigned throughout the United States on behalf of her cause.
Question 982
Restating direct quotations without citation and ________ as one's own is called plagiarism.
Question 983
removing excess wood.
Question 984
their offspring.
Question 985
In Cervantes' "Don Quixote," Dulcinea is the simple, uncomplicated girl ________ Don Quixote imagines to be an elegant lady.
Question 986
According to folklore, Dracula ________ with a wooden stake, a silver bullet, or sunlight.
Question 987
Most Eskimo travel today takes place by either snow sled ________.
Question 988
English literature their native language was not English.SUBORD AJCwhoseCommunism as a philosophy is based on an economic interpretations of history.AGREEinterpretationAdherence to a low-fat diet can help people to lengthen and enhance the lives.PROtheirIn many countries, a rigorous driving course must be completed ________.
Question 989
Almost all of the surviving statues from the Athens Acropolis ________ in the British Museum.
Question 990
The husband or wife of an American citizen may apply for American citizenship after ________.
Question 991
The Syrian capital of Damascus is reputed to be ________.
Question 992
invented by Henry Ford.
Question 993
a developing country.
Question 994
in 1952.VERBbecameThe construction of new nuclear power plants and the disposal of toxic waste from existing one are two concerns raised by environmentalists.NUMonesScipio Africanus the Younger, who lived from 189-129 B.C.E., is famous for ________ the city of Carthage.
Question 995
Full employment occurs ________ everyone who desires to work has a job.
Question 996
lightning, and heavy rain.
Question 997
The Campfire Girls organization teaches young women how ________ for food in the wild.
Question 998
Leaves ________ on both sides of a common stem are called pinnate leaves.
Question 999
than Ezra Pound.
Question 1000
So enthusiastic ________ of Gandhi that they threatened revolution unless he was released from prison.
Question 1001
collegiate basketball scorer of all time, with above 3,600 points.USAGEoverIn the world's northern hemisphere, the summer solstice occurrence on June 21, the longest day of the year.VERBoccursMost cities at Greece have archaeological sites which include temples dedicated to various religious deities.PREPinIt is the female mosquito ________ pierces the skin, thereby extracting blood and causing itching.
Question 1002
The pterodactyl, ________, became extinct at the end of the Mesozoic Period.
Question 1003
and New York.
Question 1004
The sarong is a ________ of clothing worn by men and women in the East Indies.
Question 1005
Austria imports ________ of its electronic products from Germany.
Question 1006
Philosophers have ________ there are some aesthetic and metaphysical questions which can never be answered.
Question 1007
in which he lived.USAGELikeBy the time Pluto is explored, Mars will already have colonized by humans.VERBbeen colonizedWilliam Faulkner's novels present insight into and understanding Southern society.PREPunderstanding ofLadybird Johnson's passion for highway beautification was translated into legislative acting.NactionOld black and white movies can be colored ________.
Question 1008
metal grooves taper to a point.
Question 1009
The giant squid has a curved beak somewhat ________.
Question 1010
Native Americans.
Question 1011
The Suez Canal ________ the Red Sea with the Mediterranean
Question 1012
Egyptian mummies were preserved ________ tannic acid.
Question 1013
magnesium, potassium, sodium, moreover strontium all in the years 1807 and 1808.CONandThe emergence of desktop publishing has spawned the appearance of the number of new magazines.ARTaIn Sao Paulo, Brazil, policemen ________ in homicides are required to take an emotional rehabilitation course.
Question 1014
The English and Viennese waltzes ________ two dances that are included in competitive ballroom dancing.
Question 1015
Many Native Americans believe that the buffalo was almost completely wiped out ________ Native American people and culture.
Question 1016
In his "Gettysburg Address," Abraham Lincoln sought to memorialize the fallen soldiers, and, in a larger sense ________ of the principles for which it was fighting.
Question 1017
on the basis of its ________.
Question 1018
The typical American produces about four pounds of solid garbage ________.
Question 1019
When exploratory spacecraft reached Venus and Mars, they could find ________ trace of life.
Question 1020
inspection and repairs.NUMfacilitiesDoctors recommend that men over the ages of fifty have regular health examinations.AGREEageAccording to musical legend, the beginning of Beethoven's five symphony was inspired by a solitary bird's whistle.ADJfifth________ were The Imperial Hotel in Tokyo and the Robie House in Chicago.
Question 1021
Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, ________, performed one of the first open-heart operations in surgical history.
Question 1022
another, bitter fighting takes place.
Question 1023
Antibodies ________ by the body in order to ward off illness and disease.
Question 1024
The bassoon, which has ________, is a member of the woodwind section of an orchestra.
Question 1025
When traveling in unexplored desert regions, travelers would be well-advised to carry a large amount of water, ________, and a redundant means of transportation.
Question 1026
in a family or tribe.PREPIn aThe Ottoman Empire lasted longer that most empires of history, for over six hundred years.CONthanThe palm tree is the symbolism of the state of South Carolina.NsymbolWhen an inventor creates a new invention, it should immediately have been registered at the Patent Office.VERBbeFairy tales are a primary means ________ children acquire the moral values propagated by their culture.
Question 1027
Learning how ________ perfectly is a prerequisite to becoming a prima ballerina.
Question 1028
Eagles usually ________ on a precarious ledge on the face of a cliff.
Question 1029
Of all the presidents of the United States in the nineteenth century, ________ who most embodied the American spirit.
Question 1030
Parents who scream at their children ________ children who scream at them.
Question 1031
In an attempt to lure tourists, ________ are building promenades and amusement parks along their waterfronts.
Question 1032
The octopus is one of many creatures which, ________, are actually quite tasty.
Question 1033
risen, oil paintings still command far higher prices.AGREEhasFrom an economic standpoint but not from a human one, job layoffs may be necessarily to maximize profits.ADJnecessaryBeach lifeguards must constantly scan the water for signs of trouble and paying particular attention to the actions of children.VERB (PS)and pay________ than any other language in the world, Mandarin is the main dialect of Chinese.
Question 1034
The degree ________a person should apologize to another for an insult is a matter determined by tradition and culture.
Question 1035
Because of ________, marsh gas has often been mistaken for unidentified flying objects.
Question 1036
In many Western European countries, the ________ is higher than it is in many Asian countries.
Question 1037
Since the turn of the century, few American novelists ________ influential as Hemingway and Faulkner.
Question 1038
The typical cotton plant can reach ________.
Question 1039
Including a ________ is the quickest way of ensuring a reply from a government agency.
Question 1040
treasury, was killed in a duel with Aaron Burr he was the third vice-president of the United States.SUBORD AJCwho wasHernando De Soto found the Mississippi River while searched for treasure in north America.ADJsearchingIn times of shrinking job markets, a high school diploma means virtual nothing to a prospective employer.ADVvirtuallyJakarta, ________, is located on the island of Java.
Question 1041
ancient Sanskrit.
Question 1042
Strong leaders are able to ________ in critical situations and govern quietly in ordinary times.
Question 1043
In a ________, a person will suffer from severe stomach distress and high fever.
Question 1044
In his classic novel "Sister Carrie," Theodore Dreiser described the life of a woman ________ in a loveless marriage.
Question 1045
Currently extending its range into suburbia, the coyote is one of the most resilient creatures ________.
Question 1046
Never before in the history of civilization ________ possessed the ability to destroy themselves and the Earth.
Question 1047
would necessarily have higher moral values than humans.SUBORD NCthatWith the advent of molecular transport will come the decline of all another forms of transportation.USAGEotherIf a groundhog sees its shadow on Groundhog Day, it will supposedly return underground signal the continuation of winter.ADJsignallingThe sense of smell is close connected to that of taste.ADVcloselyParasitic organisms are by definition organisms ________ need a host body in order to survive.
Question 1048
Few incidents can end a friendship ________ a betrayal of trust.
Question 1049
The St. Bernard, the famous Swiss dog of rescue, has grown weaker as a breed because of ________.
Question 1050
One of the most notorious of all pirates, Captain William Kidd was arrested in 1696 ________.
Question 1051
1960s was Dr. Timothy Leary.
Question 1052
Consumers must wait seven years before a bankruptcy can be erased ________.
Question 1053
immortalized in singing for his exploits as a locomotive engineer on the Cannon Ball Express.NsongEvery organization and club has a set of bylaws what governs its meetings.SUBORD AJCthatShower stalls and bathtubs should be regularly caulked to prevent water leakage and avoiding termite infestation.INF (PS)avoidLife in the earlier American West was hard and dirty.ADJearly________ is an ideal breeding ground for both insects and algae.
Question 1054
is the Canada goose.
Question 1055
In ________, play is stopped each time a pass is dropped.
Question 1056
of cinemagraphic history.
Question 1057
cholesterol.
Question 1058
Disputed paternity cases can now be settled ________.
Question 1059
The wombat, mainly found in Australia, actually resembles ________.
Question 1060
severe eye irritation and unusual skin rashes.ADJto causingAs communication companies lie more fiber optic cable, the services offered to consumers will expand exponentially.USAGElayThe taste which curry gives to food is liked by whom and not by others.PROsomeMost of the problems in today's society can be traced to ________.
Question 1061
Stonehenge was apparently built to be a place of religious devotion and an astronomical observatory ________.
Question 1062
is known by relatively few medievalists.
Question 1063
The completely refinished colonial secretary, ________, was donated to the Smithsonian Museum.
Question 1064
In urban areas, immense subdivisions were constructed ________ large tracts of land could be purchased cheaply.
Question 1065
About nine minutes after the Sun explodes, ________ on Earth will realize what has happened and will be killed.
Question 1066
assassinated in Mexico City in 1940.ADJleadingWhen gluing heavy object together, it is helpful to use a vise.NUMobjectsDependable on the circumstances, iodine could be used for for treating photographic plates or disinfecting wounds.ADJDependingSidney Lanier's poems about the mountains of Georgia are landmarks in American region literature.ADJregionalThe chefs of the French cooking school, Cordon, Bleu, often disagree on ________ of a recipe should be.
Question 1067
a number of workers ________ in various work-related accidents.
Question 1068
Orthodontics is practiced in cultures ________ facial beauty.
Question 1069
Athletes can be permanently barred from athletic events for using testosterone, ________.
Question 1070
The dissolution of the Soviet Union was thought ________ the clarion call for a new world order.
Question 1071
Even though they both have pouches, neither the otter ________ the chipmunk are marsupials.
Question 1072
The most dominant animals of ________ were reptiles.
Question 1073
Harbor.PREPofNational consideration, lust for power, and having a keen intelligence were qualities Elizabeth brought to the English monarchy.ADJ/N (PS)(omit "having a")In parasailing, a low flying parachute ________ the back of a motorboat.
Question 1074
Queens is a borough of New York City ________ on western Long Island.
Question 1075
Pikes can be easily distinguished from other fresh-water fishes by their narrow, tapered noses and ________.
Question 1076
eastern Africa.
Question 1077
The family of birds called goatsuckers was so named because ________ that these birds sucked the milk of goats.
Question 1078
facilities.VERB (PS)inspectMary Cassatt, an American impressionist painting, is renowned for her work entitled "Woman Bathing".NpainterEven though the bite of the Gila Monster causes severe pain, it is almost never fatally.ADJfatalFlight plans and plane instrumentation ________ carefully before an airplane is allowed to take off.
Question 1079
Dome-shaped houses ________ are made of blocks of ice are called igloos.
Question 1080
Because of their extraordinary sense of smell, ________ are used to track escaped prisoners.
Question 1081
The cochlea is the part of the ear that contains the nerve endings which enable ________.
Question 1082
antique tables ________.
Question 1083
population will be African.
Question 1084
The fourth largest ocean in the world is the Arctic Ocean ________.
Question 1085
a great advantage over non-incumbents.GERUNDrunningA rite of spring in the horseracing world, the Kentucky Derby is running at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky.VERBrunThe typical dieting of a giraffe consists of acacia leaves eaten from the highest branches of acacia trees.Ndiet________, researchers should wear leggings to guard against leeches and insects.
Question 1086
by being struck with hammers or tongs.
Question 1087
Academic plagiarism usually results ________ from the university.
Question 1088
Burgesses, the lower branch of the colonial legislature of Virginia.
Question 1089
the right to invade another country except in cases of self-defense.
Question 1090
Of all the problems facing developing countries, none are more critical than how ________ malnutrition.
Question 1091
save times.NUMtimeIpecac is used in hospitals to make a patient regurgitates poisonous substances.VERBregurgitateA leader woman of letters, Lillian Hellman wrote works which were both interesting and profound.ADJleadingKnown for their portrayal of life in the southwest, ________ novels of Louis Lamour have sold millions of copies.
Question 1092
Cars ________ long before Henry Ford began to mass-produce them in 1907.
Question 1093
It is possible ________ DNA samples from animals which have been dead for thousands of years.
Question 1094
of the United States in 1976.
Question 1095
In today's competitive market, airline companies must provide service that is attractive and ________.
Question 1096
candidates in ________ way possible.
Question 1097
Interested in nature at an early age, ________ an ardent naturalist, expressed his love through photography and writing.
Question 1098
always by a decline in its birth rate.ORDERalmost alwaysEarly childhood primers of the 19th century were meant to be didactic no entertaining.NEGnotEven though dormant for centuries, volcanoes can erupt at any moment cause widespread destruction.ADJcausingThe Supreme Court of the United States has been given the right ________ the rulings of lower courts.
Question 1099
Eating the liver of a polar bear can result ________ of the consumer.
Question 1100
Some people believe ________ seen on Mars are actually monuments of a lost civilization.
Question 1101
year just to see it.
Question 1102
deliverer has first-hand knowledge of the addressee.
Question 1103
Track and field athletes, whose bodies take a heavy pounding, often suffer from sciatica ________.
Question 1104
The entire state of New Jersey ________ a metropolitan area.
Question 1105
thieves hiding inside a cave.ADJhiddenPlants grow best in an environment that includes soft music, proven that plants respond to stimuli other than temperature and light.ADJprovingIn most states in the United States, people are not allowed to drink alcohol before ________.
Question 1106
As a result of the fact that ________, Rembrandt's earlier paintings were usually destroyed.
Question 1107
Norway is the only country ________ rail service extends beyond the Arctic Circle.
Question 1108
Popular magazines typically include columns offering health advice, articles giving motivational encouragement, and ________.
Question 1109
not be determined ________ all the games have been played.
Question 1110
The Big Bang theory is the ________ argument so far advanced to explain the beginnings of the universe.
Question 1111
their bathwater.
Question 1112
individual.SUBORD NCWhatPaprika is done by grinding the fruit of the capsicum pepper plant.USAGEmadePound for pound, few animals can match the fierce of a wolverine.NferocityPhysical laws state that ________ action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Question 1113
Many remote areas of the world still have ________ electrical power at all.
Question 1114
In rare cases in which a baby cannot emerge independently at birth, forceps must be used ________.
Question 1115
Like most two-winged insects, the gnat has four legs behind its wings and two legs ________.
Question 1116
It is important to wash all fruit before eating it ________ remove pesticides that may be present.
Question 1117
It has been calculated that the ________ in the United States makes less money than the typical sanitation worker in New York City.
Question 1118
received a Mercedes-Benz automobile.ADJgoldThere was many debate in the Constitutional Congress as to who should have the most power, the states or the national government.ADJmuchPhosphorous, whose natural appearance is those of a white solid, becomes yellow upon exposure to light.PROthatPhonology, ________, is a part of every linguistic curriculum.
Question 1119
Columbia to the Bering Sea.
Question 1120
of capital punishment.
Question 1121
assassinated.
Question 1122
More hazardous waste sites are found in New Jersey ________.
Question 1123
It takes twice as much water to wash dishes by hand ________ to run a dishwasher.
Question 1124
In spite of the fact that many ________, work continued on the trans-continental railroad.
Question 1125
to bring good luck.VERBthoughtAspen, Colorado is a most favorite vacation resort of many Americans.ADJ(omit "most")Related to the smelt, the candlefish live its life in the waters of the north Pacific.AGREElivesWhen the sky seems to meet the earth is called the horizon.SUBORD NCWhereUsually occurring at the base of the big toe, ________ are one of the most common foot problems.
Question 1126
It is extremely difficult to learn how ________ a Windsor knot correctly.
Question 1127
People ________ are advised not to take aspirins.
Question 1128
To avoid heat accumulation inside the house, homes in hot climates ________ with sloping roofs.
Question 1129
William Henry Harrison was the second general ________ as President of the United States.
Question 1130
Thyroid cartilage, ________ as the Adam's Apple, is particularly vulnerable to injury.
Question 1131
Chemists need to be ________ as well as mentally adroit.
Question 1132
declined of popularity.PREPinAutomotive problems resulting from poor workmanship and lackadaisical maintenance.VERBresultIn an hydrogen bomb, hydrogen atoms are fused into helium.ARTaIn practical term, public sector jobs are government jobs.NUMtermsHold the breath is a time-honored technique for stopping the hiccoughs.GERUNDHoldingBecause of the overabundance of lawyers, applicants to law school would be well-advice to reconsider their plans.ADJwell-advisedScientific procedures ________ if results are to have meaning.
Question 1133
without health insurance.
Question 1134
Magnetite that is particularly magnetic ________ lodestone.
Question 1135
For an effective negotiation ________, all parties must feel that they benefited.
Question 1136
Before the Panama Canal was opened, the sailing distance for a ship traveling from New York to San Francisco was ________.
Question 1137
Corazon Aquino was elected President of the Philippines ________.
Question 1138
efforts of Florence Nightingale.ADVlargelyAnchovies are too salty that most people prefer not to put them on pizza.CONsoBesides from appearing in cigarettes, nicotine is widely used in liquid insecticides.USAGEAsideCorporate lawyers are paid ________ for loopholes in the tax laws.
Question 1139
Curled tightly in a spiral, ________ of a banana tree are involuted.
Question 1140
The Asian sycamore tree is tall, shade producing, and ________.
Question 1141
in mechanical drawing.
Question 1142
Phenobarbitol, a tranquilizer, is ________ recommended as a means of preventing epileptic seizures.
Question 1143
Many animals eat dirt ________ getting sufficient minerals into their diet.
Question 1144
From time to time, ________ must be brought in to check the financial records of banks and other financial institutions.
Question 1145
accomplished at great personal risk to the peacemakers.ORDERalmost alwaysBoth the phonograph and the incandescent light were inventing by Thomas Alva Edison.VERBinventedIn the United States it is illegal to bar anyone from voting to account of race, religion, or national origin.PREPonAccording to the fossil record, the development of higher forms of mammals took place ________.
Question 1146
Transportation for the well-to-do in Victorian London was mainly accomplished by hansom, ________.
Question 1147
are capable of communicating with humans.
Question 1148
As an economic system, ________ depends on individual initiative.
Question 1149
Joan of Arc, ________, defeated the English at Orleans but was later burned at the stake for witchcraft.
Question 1150
Belgian lace is ________ some of the finest lace in the world.
Question 1151
for example art.CONsuch asHotel chefs must often be prepared to cook meals which meeting the exacting dietary requirements of the hotel's patrons.VERBmeetAn erratic powerful supply, which varies by as little as one hertz, will affect the precision of electric clocks.ADJpowerSince 1960, some of the most rapid growth in North America ________ in the coastal Carolinas.
Question 1152
Even professional cricketers have been ________ after being hit in the face by a ball.
Question 1153
Algeria, ________, has Algiers as its capital.
Question 1154
Alzheimer's disease, which ultimately causes total memory loss, afflicts ________.
Question 1155
used compact discs.
Question 1156
The passionate kiss between Ava Gardner and Clark Gable in the movie classic, "Mogambo," has enthralled audiences ________.
Question 1157
fiction as she describes her life.AGREEstoriesMedicare, an American health insurance program for those aged 65 and over, provides funds for physicians' services, hospital rooms, and nurses which visit.N (PS)(omit "which visit")Mother's Day in the United States ________ on the second Sunday in May.
Question 1158
The St. Valentine's Day massacre still stands out as ________ in the history of Chicago.
Question 1159
Cyrillic alphabet originated in the ninth century.
Question 1160
While not accepted by everyone because of their revolutionary nature, ________ seem to explain best the way life evolved on Earth.
Question 1161
The sun ________ a diameter of 864,000 miles.
Question 1162
Between 1930 and 1990, ________ actress garnered more Academy Award nominations than Katherine Hepburn.
Question 1163
The degree ________ criminal rehabilitation takes place in penal institutions can be gauged by the extent of recidivism.
Question 1164
person can undergo is the death of a spouse.NstressThe most abundant mineral in the body, because its presence in bones and teeth, is calcium.SUBORD AVPbecause ofThe National Collegiate Athletic Association is responsible for ________ the athletic activities of its member colleges and universities.
Question 1165
Over a distance of 400 meters, a black mamba snake ________ than wild turkey.
Question 1166
Just as Ulysses S. Grant was elected President of the United States after the Civil War, ________ Dwight D. Eisenhower elected President after World War II.
Question 1167
Between 1929 and 1932, the gross national product of the United States fell over ten percent ________.
Question 1168
With a long, elastic trunk and ________, the aquatic desman of Russia is one of the world's strangest looking insectivores.
Question 1169
into the Gulf of Mexico as a result of a blowout at the Ixtoc I oil well.
Question 1170
tortoises.PREPonTo make French Onion soup, the cook only needs butter, several onion, beef broth, cheese, and bread.AGREEonionsIn order focusing their concentration, chess grandmasters often wear earplugs during matches.INFto focusStandardized tests often do not give a true indication of a student knowledge or ability.Nstudent'sBefore going on a boat ride, a person should learn ________.
Question 1171
Nothing can be more exciting to a young child than ________ to a circus.
Question 1172
One of the seven wonders of the ancient world, ________, was built by Artemisia as a tomb for her husband.
Question 1173
During the Meiji Restoration, Japan instituted policies which brought about ________ and importation of technological experts.
Question 1174
Out of the ashes of failure ________ of success.
Question 1175
Before copying information from the hard drive of a computer onto a floppy disk, the computer operator must find out if the floppy disk needs ________.
Question 1176
a serious design flaw.SUBJ(omit "it")The Kahn test is used for to diagnosis syphilis.GERUNDdiagnosingMountain cabins should be built with sloping roofs to prevent snow accumulated in the winter.ADJaccumulating________ causes some people to become criminals and others to become law-abiding citizens continues to be a source of contention among sociologists.
Question 1177
as a convex lens.
Question 1178
Chlorination is a process ________ water.
Question 1179
Aztec carvings found in temples contain references to daily religious activities, ritual sacrifices, and ________.
Question 1180
In 1796, George Washington ________ to his home at Mount Vernon, Virginia.
Question 1181
general public.ADVwellThe human ear is a delicacy hearing instrument that must be protected from injury.ADJdelicateEmbracing many different philosophies, holistic therapy seeks to provide relieving through treatment of mind and body.NreliefExtortion is a crime whose punishment is in prison.USAGEimprisonmentFossilization is a process ________ items such as bones are preserved in mineral form.
Question 1182
The statues at Stonehenge were built to be a site of religious devotion ________ a place of astronomical observation.
Question 1183
Numerous hypotheses have been proposed ________ the surface drawings in the deserts and highlands of Peru.
Question 1184
Millard Fillmore, ________, taught school and studied law before aspiring to political office.
Question 1185
The wolf is an aggressive member of the canine family ________ food supply is being rapidly diminished.
Question 1186
Not all Spanish galleons that are found ________.
Question 1187
question just now being answered by animal physiologists.
Question 1188
Zeus for having stolen fire from heaven.VERBpunishedBecause of their shallow, Alaskan rivers are particularly easy for bears to fish in.NshallownessTurpentine, which it is obtained from coniferous trees, can be extremely harmful if swallowed.SUBJ(omit "it")Virtually all reportage of economic trends focuses on changes in inflation and on ________.
Question 1189
No athlete has yet been able to boast of wearing both a super bowl ring ________ a world series ring.
Question 1190
Van Gogh continually experimented with ways ________ feeling into his art.
Question 1191
Jack Palance, ________, won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a tough old cowhand in "City Slickers".
Question 1192
Greenland is not an independent country.
Question 1193
likely to go faster than the speed of light.
Question 1194
their waste material.ADJdumpingAny one has learned how to speak all of the world's languages.NEGNoMount Everest is considerable taller than Mount Hood.ADVconsiderablyThat almost Americans speak ungrammatically is a fact that must be dealt with in intensive English programs in the United States.USAGEmost________, the number of international students coming to Canada has doubled.
Question 1195
Neither the Mediterranean Sea ________ waves as large as those in the Pacific Ocean.
Question 1196
disease is the goal of current gene therapy research.
Question 1197
Tecumseh, ________, fought against the Americans in 1812.
Question 1198
Medieval towns were established ________ adequate supplies of water could be found.
Question 1199
Florence is known for the Uffizi Galleries and the Academy ________.
Question 1200
Animal lovers have ________ which animals are more intelligent, cats or dogs.
Question 1201
in the South.AGREEallAn inquest is called whenever a coroner believes that suspicion circumstances surround a death.ADJsuspiciousJustly as in the 1920s, the 1980s saw a dramatic rise in the number of corporate bankruptcies.CONJustViral infections, ________, can lead to fatality in people whose immune systems have been destroyed.
Question 1202
Amelia Earhart was one in a long line of adventurers who sought to do ________.
Question 1203
________ the wedding takes place.
Question 1204
Biomechanics, ________, is a field that is on the verge of revolutionary advances.
Question 1205
Possessing poor eyesight, the rhinoceros often charges in the direction of noises it hears or ________.
Question 1206
state of North Carolina.
Question 1207
Located about 500 miles southeast of Honshu, ________ have a population of nearly ten thousand people.
Question 1208
resources of countries in third world.ARTin theNomadic Mongolians use yak dung as their mainly fuel source.ADJmainCivil wars are most fought often over issues of religion, race, and economics.ORDERmost oftenA massive rural exodus has been taken place throughout the world during the course of the twentieth century.VERBtakingAs a unit of magnetic intensity, ________ is equal to one line of magnetic force per square centimeter.
Question 1209
Difficulty in breathing ________ blue facial color may indicate the presence of a tracheal obstruction.
Question 1210
Countries receive foreign aid from the United States ________ lobbying efforts made by their representatives.
Question 1211
league baseball game.
Question 1212
popularity and became a recluse.
Question 1213
Computer networks can provide ________ of services to the personal computer user.
Question 1214
of golden.NgoldThe bows and arrow was first used militarily at the Battle of Crecy.AGREEbowGiven human nature, the search for peace is probably an abstract quest that will never be accomplishing.VERBaccomplishedResistance to drugs is spreading mainly ________ overuse of antibiotics in wealthy countries, incomplete use of medications, and the use of "counterfeit" drugs in poor countries.
Question 1215
made by young people to forego the low pay and difficult working conditions of the nursing job.Pro AgreeitsHigh heeled shoes, though aesthetically pleasing of some women, can lead to increasing foot pain and eventual surgery.PreptoThe Dow Jones, an economic indicator ________ stocks are in greatest demand has traditionally excluded high-tech issues.
Question 1216
are constructed on windswept bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean near Monterey.Agreeis constructedRecent mergers in the airline industry ________ in reduced fares or increased customer satisfaction according to consumer surveys.
Question 1217
attempt at elected office as a Representative from Illinois.ProIt__________ to attract minority youngsters to the sport, tennis remains a racially segregated sport catering to the middle and upper economic classes.
Question 1218
extreme weather turbulence such as in the wake of tornadoes.Arthail (omit "the")Martha Graham, ________, was well known for her grace on stage and artistic temperament off stage.
Question 1219
symmetrical mouth and to prevent the intrusion of oral displacement.NpurposeThe legislatures in most developed countries have passed laws which have established _________ have rights as human beings and not merely as wards of their parents.
Question 1220
mechanical engineering has led to substantive changes in the way computer-based companies operate.Prepinto the________ in 1786 established a long term friendship and joint cooperation between the United States and Morocco.
Question 1221
western frontier, have enthralled more than 100 million readings.NreadersThe ability of private individuals ________ on internet sites such as E-Bay has made entrepreneurs of the general public.
Question 1222
lenses, that the rings of Saturn are starkly visible to the vulgar astronomer.ConnectsoSimilar to the leaves of the coca plant, ________ have a tranquilizing, if addictive, effect on all who chew them.
Question 1223
droplets of water in the most minuscule and unlikely places.Pro, AgreeitsEarlier or later, philosophers and theologians must answer moral dilemmas created by scientific advances.UsageSoonerIt was Beckett's sparse language, absurd situations, and ________ which exercised enormous influence on Western theater.
Question 1224
is an ever present danger that must be staved off by the consumption of copious amounts of water.Prothose________, many disenchanted Confederate soldiers traveled west to find their fame and fortune.
Question 1225
over a sea base of 100,000 square miles.Num, AdjislandAt a distance of 93 million miles from the Earth, the Sun still is able ________ and to exert a significant meteorological influence on this planet.
Question 1226
many as half a million seeds, the source of a nutritious flour that yields bread and other bakery goods.VerbholdFor over a hundred years after the discovery of the curlew in Tahiti, scientists believed ________ a resident of the South Seas.
Question 1227
resistant to penicillin whose had been the main treatment for the disease for decades.Sub AjcwhichIn the southwestern desert near the Four Corners area ________ some of the most impressive prehistoric sand carvings of Native Americans.
Question 1228
because the demand for its feathers on women's hats.SUB AVPbecause ofIn the American Revolution, 134 ships of Nantucket island, ________, were captured by the British.
Question 1229
It was Captain Paul Worth's voyage around Cape Horn in 1791 that marked the beginning of hunt for sperm whales.ARTthe huntBorn in Germany in 1738, English astronomer William Herschel gained fame for discovering a planet Uranus.ARTthe_______ and along river banks, herons use their long necks, legs, and bills to capture unsuspecting fish.
Question 1230
Friendship can become a fragile commodity when friends fail being tolerant of each other's faults.INFto beSleeping under an air conditioner can lead to respiratory problems ________ bronchitis and even pneumonia.
Question 1231
In order to waterproof a roof correctly, the appropriate shingles and tar paper must be choosing.VERBchosenThe discovery of open water ________ the North Pole confirms the devastating effect of global warming.
Question 1232
The choice of Joseph Lieberman as a vice-presidential candidacy in 2000 further opened the political door to American minorities.NcandidateAcetic anhydride, a colorless liquid what water can decompose into acetic acid, is used as a reagant in organic synthesis.Sub AJCthat________, the stovepipe hat peaked in popularity during the mid-19th century and was made most famous by Abraham Lincoln.
Question 1233
temperature for several hours.PRO, AGREEtheirEquations in which the second power is the highest to which the unknown quantity is raised ________ known as quadratic equations.
Question 1234
Characterized in intense abdominal pains, painter's colic results from the ingestion of too much lead.PREPbySome New Age religions assert ________ a soul transmigrates, moving from the dead body into a living one.
Question 1235
generally bestowed upon the poetry whose work best symbolizes the values of America.NpoetAccording to Greek mythology, Icarus, ________, flew so close to the sun that his wings melted causing him to plunge to his death in the ocean.
Question 1236
African conservationists have begun to remove the horns of rhinoceri in a desperate attempt to safety the animals from poachers.INFto saveAlexander Selkirk, immortalized forever by Daniel Defoe as Robinson Crusoe, was an English sailor who ________ on an uninhabited desert island.
Question 1237
Nimbostratus clouds are usually low and gray, created an overcast sky from which comes rain or snow.ADJcreatingThe Pequots, or ________ later called, the Alonquins, were a Native American tribe that settled in what is now known as Connecticut.
Question 1238
Perception is too based on subjectivity that many philosophers and even mathematicians have made distinctions between reality and actuality.CONNECTsoUsually made in the form of a graduated semi-circle, ________ is an instrument used for drawing.
Question 1239
Somnambulant people, particularly those who like to wander about their house instead of sleeping in their bed, has given rise to many tales about sleepwalking.AGREEhave givenThe troilus butterfly ________ by the yellow spots on the edge of its front wings and the blue spots on the borders of its rear wings.
Question 1240
The Winnipeg River, one of the shortest of Canadian river, flows only 140 miles from the Lake of the Woods to Lake Winnipeg.NUMriversMammals are viviparous ________ reproduce by live birth as opposed to laying eggs.
Question 1241
survival of the fittest microbes.ADJinvolvingWhen Ponce De Leon marched through Florida in the period American exploration, he was looking for the legendary Fountain of Youth.PREPperiod ofAccording to the theory of evolution, mutation is a necessary element in the ability of species ________ changes in their environment.
Question 1242
Fireflies, knowing in the southern states as lightning bugs, are so named because their abdomens glow with a phosphorescent light.ADJknownIn geometry, a cube is any solid ________ six equal, square sides.
Question 1243
species are dusky scarlet with numerous markings of bright intensely blue.ORDERintensely bright blueOf the two musical pieces "Song of the Athenians" and "Finlandia," ________ beauty, tumult, and haunting resistance which came to symbolize the Finnish determination to triumph over tyranny.
Question 1244
the voyages of Captain Cook, are now found on Molokai and another islands.USAGEother________ of the buffalo became a way of life for those Native Americans living in the Great Plains, the portable teepee supplanted the earth lodge as the primary dwelling.
Question 1245
The creosote bush, most common of all desert shrubs, is characterized by small shiny leaves, yellow flower, and a fuzzy ball of fruit.NUMflowersEthnology is the branch of anthropology ________ the comparative culture of societies including their distribution and folkways.
Question 1246
At almost presidential nominating conventions, the party's nominee is first voted to victory then affirmed by acclamation.USAGEmostAn instrument that measures the weight lost by an object in the air ________ known as a baroscope.
Question 1247
Never one to mince words, P.T. Barnum is reputing to have said that there is a gullible person born every minute.VERBis reputedIn "Alice in Wonderland," the Cheshire cat gradually faded away until ________ of its body was a fixed grin.
Question 1248
Hoover Dam, one of the marvels of the modern world, could not be completed until a Colorado River was diverted from its usual course.ARTthe________, Andrew Jackson was said to have killed thirty men before he became the seventh president of the United States in 1829.