1.Portland,Maine,is_____thepoetHenryWadsworthLongfellowspenthisearlyyears.(A)where(B)itwhere(C)whereis(D)whichiswhere2.Asconsumers’responsetotraditionaladvertisingtechniquesdeclines,businessesarebeginning_____newmethodsofreachingcustomers.(A)thedevelopmentthat(B)itdeveloping(C)develop(D)todevelop3.Thekneeis_____mostotherjointsinthebodybecauseitcannottwistwithoutinjury.(A)morelikelytobedamagedthan(B)likelytobemorethandamaged(C)morethanlikelytobedamaged(D)tobedamagedmorethanlikely4.Thequinceisanattractiveshruborsmalltree_____closelyrelatedtotheappleandpeartrees.(A)is(B)thatis(C)thatitis(D)isthatwhich5.Manygases,includingthenitrogenandoxygeninair,_____colororodor.(A)haveno(B)whichhaveno(C)nothaving(D)theydonothave6.TheAmericanAcademyofPoets,_____the1930’s,providesfinancialassistancetosupportworkingpoets.(A)whenitwasfounded(B)wasfounded(C)whichwasfoundedin(D)wasfoundedin7.DuringthePleistoceneglacialperiods_____portionsoftheEarthwhereplantandanimallifeflourishedmakingitpossibleforpeopletosubsist.(A)the(B)itwas(C)therewere(D)havetherebeen8.ThephotographsofCarrieMaeWeems,inwhichsheoftenmakesherfamilymembers_____,areanaffectionateandincisiverepresentationoftheAfricanAmericanexperience.(A)arehersubjects(B)hersubjects(C)aresubjects(D)whichhersubjects.9.Hubble’slawstatesthatthegreaterthedistancebetweenanytwogalaxies,_____istheirrelativespeedofseparation.(A)thegreatest(B)thegreater(C)greaterthan(D)asgreatas10.Theonionischaracterizedbyanediblebulbcomposedofleavesrichinsugarandapungentoil,_____thevegetable’sstrongtaste.(A)whichthesourceof(B)thatthesourceis(C)thesourceof(D)ofthesourceis11.Aregionalwriterwithagiftfordialect,_____herfictionwiththeeccentric,comic,butvitalinhabitantsofruralMississippi.(A)andEudoraWeltyispeopling(B)EudoraWeltypeoples(C)becauseEudoraWeltypeoples.(D)EudoraWelty,topeople.12.Relativehumidityistheamountofwatervaportheaircontainsatacertaintemperature_____withtheamountitcouldholdatthattemperature.(A)tocompare(B)compared(C)comparing(D)compares13.ScientistsbelievethefirstinhabitantsoftheAmericasarrivedbycrossingthelandbridgethatconnectedSiberiaand_____morethan10,000yearsago.(A)thisisAlaskanow(B)Alaskaisnow(C)isnowAlaska(D)whatisnowAlaska.14.Fibersofhairandwoolarenotcontinuousandmustnormallybespunintothread_____wovenintotextilefabrics.(A)asarethey(B)whentobe(C)thattheyare(D)iftheyaretobe15.MargaretBrent,becauseofherskillinmanagingestates,became_____largestlandholdersincolonialMaryland.(A)whatthe(B)oneofthe(C)whothe(D)theonethat
16.EleanorRoosevelt（set）thestandardagainstwhichthe（wives）of（all）UnitedStatesPresidentssince（haveevaluated）.
17.TheArmoryShow,（held）inNewYorkin1913,was（a）important（exhibition）of（modern）Europeanart.
18.（Ripe）fruitisoften（stored）inaplace（who）containsmuchcarbondioxidesothatthefruitwillnotdecaytoo（rapidly）.
19.In1852,Massachusettspassedalaw（requiring）all（children）fromfour（to）eighteenyears（ofold）toattendschool.
20.Themainpurposeof（classifying）animals（is）toshowthemostprobableevolutionaryrelationshipofthe（different）speciestoeach（another）.
21.MatthewC.Perry,aUnitedStates（naval）commander,（gained）famenotinwar（and）through（diplomacy）.
22.Oneofthemostimpressive（collections）ofnineteenth-centuryEuropean（paintings）intheUnitedStates（can）befound（to）thePhiladelphiaMuseumofArt.
23.Threeofeveryfour（migrating）water（birds）inNorthAmerica（visits）theGulfofMexico’s（winter）wetlands.
24.Charleston,WestVirginia,wasnamed（for）CharlesClendenin,（who）sonGeorge（acquired）landatthejunctionoftheElkandKanawha（rivers）in1787.
25.FinancierAndrewMellon（donated）mostofhis（magnificent）art（collection）totheNationalGalleryofArt,whereitisnow（locating）.
26.（Soil）temperaturesinDeathValley,California,（near）theNevadaborder,（havebeenknown）toreach90（ofdegrees）Celsius.
27.（When）theSun,Moon,andEarth（arealignment）andtheMoon（crosses）theEarth’sorbitalplane,asolareclipse（occurs）.
28.MaryCassatt’spaintingsofmothers（and）childrenareknownfor（its）finelinear（rhythm）,simplemodelings,andharmoniesof（clearcolor）.
29.（Plantssynthesize）carbohydratesfromwaterandcarbondioxide（withtheaid）ofenergy（isderived）from（sunlight）.
30.（Thebest）Americanpopularmusicbalances（a）powerfulemotions（ofyouth）withtenderness,（grace）,andwit.
31.（Inthe）nineteenthcentury,（women）usedquiltstoinscribetheir（responsesto）social,economic,and（politics）issues.
32.Fossilsin500-million-year-oldrocksdemonstrate（that）lifeforms（in）theCambrianperiod（were）mostlymarineanimals（capability）ofsecretingcalciumtoformshells.
33.Rainbowsintheshapeof（completecircles）are（sometimesseen）fromairplanesbecausethey（arenotcutting）offbythe（horizon）.
34.（Hot）attheequatorcauses（theair）toexpand,（rise）,andflow（toward）thepoles.
35.Althoughresearchhasbeenongoing（since）1930,the（existence）ofESP-perceptionandcommunicationwithoutthe（use）ofsight,（hear）,taste,touch,orsmell-isstilldisputed.
36.（Asmanyas）50percentoftheincomefrommotionpictures（produced）intheUnitedStates（comesfrom）marketingthefilms（abroad）.
37.Sleepis（controlled）by（thebrain）and（associatedby）characteristic（breathing）rhythms.
38.Thewalls（around）thecityofQuebec,whichwasoriginallya（fortmilitary）,still（stand）,makingQuebec（theonly）walledcityinNorthAmerica.
39.Themanufactureof（automobile）was（extremely）expensive（until）assembly-linetechniques（made）themcheapertoproduce.
40.Theballad（ischaracterized）byinformaldiction,byanarrativelargely（dependent）onactionanddialogue,bythematic（intense）,andby（stress）onrepetition.
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