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1. Goggles : Eyes .
A. Helmet : head B. Leather : hide
C. Hands : feet D. Brush : teeth
E. none
2. Choose the pair of words that best completes
the
analogy PETAL : FLOWER -
A. Fruit : Seed. B. Author : Publisher.
C. Tree : Roots. D. Chapter : Book
E. none
3. .......... answers the phone should be pleasant.
A. Whoever B. Whomever C. Whom
D. Both B+C E. Both A+B.
4. Which one is correct sentence?
A. A ten year old child was run over yesterday.
B. Two thirds of the work has been done.
C. Two third of the work have been done.
D. Both A+B E. Both B+C
the
analogy HANDWRITING : SIGNATURE.
A. Doctor : Symptom B. Author : Publisher.
C. Biographer : Confession D. Painting : Self-
portrait.
E. Both B+C
6. Translate it into English.
তয তকউ আইন ভঙ্গ কররব োরক লারি তেওয়া হরব।
A. Whoever breaking the law will be punished.
B. Whoever break the law will be punished.
C. Whoever breaks the law will be punished.
D. A+B E. None of the above.
7. Everyone who – into the woods should
recognize
common poisonous plants such as poison ivy and
poison oak.
A. go B. goes C. can goes
D. went E. none
8. Choose the correct sentence -
A. Let him and you be witness
B. Let you and him be witness
C. Let you and he be witness
D. Let he and you be witness E. Both B+C.
9. Choose the correct option.
A. She behaved with me in friendly way.
B. She behaved with me friendly.
C. She behaved with me in a friendly way.
D. She behaved with me friendly way.
E. She behaved with me in a friendly.
10. Give the prize to ............ deserves it.
A. whoever B. whomever C. whom
D. whose E. Both A+D.
11. Your name comes after – on the list.

A. me B. I C. your
D. mine E. my.
12. We think – to be a dolt.
A. he B. him C. his
D. they E. Both B+C
13. — comes is welcome.
A. who B. whoever C. whomsoever
D. whom E. whosoever.
14. Find out the noun form the following.
A. Barbarian B. Barbarism C. Barbarity
D. All of the above E. Both B+C.
15. Mr. Brown will hire a new employee, either
Rashid or -
A. She B. her C. whose
D. I E. he.
16. The top of the mountain was covered in cloud.
It is -
A. Pronoun B. Adverb C. Noun
D. Verb E. Preposition.
17. His skin prickled with horror. It is -
A. Noun B. Adjective C. Adverb
D. Interjection E. Pronoun.
18. Some of the students had done their
homework,
ut most b[^n‖t. It is -
A. Noun B. Pronoun C. Adverb
D. Preposition E. Adjective.
19. Shila entered the interview room in fear and
trembling. It is -
A. Pronoun B. Adjective C. Noun
D. Adverb E. Preposition.
20. They showed no mercy to their captives. It is -
A. Noun B. Adjective C. Pronoun
D. Adverb E. None of them.
21. He showed great courage and determination in
battle. It is -
A. Proper noun B. Material noun
C Abstract noun D. Common noun
E. Collective Noun
A. Distribute these books between you and I.
B. Distribute these books between you and me.
C. Distribute these books between you and mine.
D. Distribute these books between yours and me.
E. None of the above.
23. Complete the sentence
Your name comes after – on the list.
A. me B. I C. your
D. mine E. my.
A. I saw she at the bank B. I saw her at the bank
C. I saw hers at the bank D. Me saw her at the
bank
E. None of the above
25. Choose the correct option (59 61).
A. It is I who is responsible for the
mismanagement.
B. It is I who am responsible for the mismanage.
C. It is I who am responsible for the
mismanagement.
D. It is I who are responsible for the
mismanagement.
E. None
26. A. They requested me to take part in the
competition.
B. They requested I to take part in the
competition.
C. They requested me to be taking part in the
competition.
D. They requested mine to take part in the
competition.
27. A. I like you walking like a cat.
B. I like your walking like a cat.

C. I like yours walking like a cat.
D. I lik_ you‖r_ w[lkina lik_ [ ][t
28. Complete the sentence.
Eva believes she knows – will win the election.
A. who B. whom C. whose
D. wbo‖s E. Non_ o` tb_ [ov_
A. The chap who came here yesterday is my son.
B. The chap who came here yesterday was my
son.
C. The chap whom came here yesterday must be
my son.
D. Tb_ ]b[p wbo‖s ][m_ b_r_ y_st_r^[y w[s my
son.
30. I go to university with – everyday.
A. she B. her C. us
D. None of the above E. All.
Sentence Completion:
31. -------- of the larding of the May flower is a
rather
small, gray store.
A. The site B. For the site
C. There is site D. To the site
32. Although most species of fox are reddish,
brown
in color,------ it often pure white.
A. the Arctic fox B. that the Arctic fox
C. but the Arctic fox D. so the Arctic fox
33. Upper New York state --------- some of the
loveliest
landscapes in the eastern part of the United
States.
A. boasts B. being C. that has
D. with E. None of the above.
34. The U.S legal system -------- based upon
adversarial
relationship, but this is not always the case in
practice.
A. it is B. since it is C. being
D. is E. None of the above.
35. ------- large rodents about the size of a pig
that
live in South America.
A. Capibaras B. Capibaras that are
C. Capibaras are D. Capibaras while they are
36. -------- refers to right to build in the space
over
such areas an building roads or railroad tracks.
A. The term air rights B. Air rights term
C. It the term air rights D. Air rights are
37. --------- have two sets of eyelids an outer lid
that covers the
eye when the cat blinks or is asleep and the
nictitating
eyelid on the inside that washes and protects the
eye from
the elements when they eat in a wake.
A. Cats B. That cats C. For cats
D. A cat E. None of the above.
38. Although he was a brilliant philosopher much
of
M[rtin H_i^_aa_r‖s tb_ory -------- into question
_][us_ b_ w[s [ m_m_r o` Hitl_r‖s p[rli[m_nt.
A. who is calling B. which calls
C. having been calling D. has been called
39. Scientific research in oncology ------- the
funding

it deserves.
A. is seldom B. seldom given
C. being given D. is seldom given
40. A. Nipa and us are going to join the same
seminar.
B. Nipa and we are going to join the same
seminar.
C. Bob & me plan to look for another job.
D. Bob & I plan to look for another job.
E. B + D
41. When they have enough money, Tuli and ------
-
will probably go back to school.
A. she B. her C. hers
D. herself E. None
42. After Sandy talked them into buying bikes, ----
---
--- never drove to university.
A. she and they B. she and them
C. her and they D. her and them
E. she and their
43. --------- whom everyone wanted to win.
A. It was he B. It was him
C. it was his D. It was himself
E. It was hisself
44. Di^n‖t you know tb[t it ---- who played the
joke.
A. were we B. was we C. was us
D. was our E. were ourselves
45. They asked --------- whether we were satisfied.
A. your, Jame and I B. you, Jame and me
C. your Jame and me D. you, Jame and I
E. yours, Jame and me
46. He always helps ------ with our tax returns.
A. my wife and I B. my wife and me
C. me wife and I D. his and me
E. him and I
47. The results of the test surprised ---------
because
everyone seined much better than expected.
A. they B. them selves C. them
D. their E. B + C
48. Do you really believe that she has blamed -----
--
for the accident, especially ---------?
A. we; you and me B. we; you and I
C. we; your and me D. us; you and I
E. us; you and me
49. The cake is from Jalal, and the flowers are
from
Jamal and ---------.
A. we B. us C. our
D. ourselves E. None
50. Just between --------, tbis isn‖t [ v_ry aoo^
price.
A. you and I B. your and I
C. you and me D. your and me
E. None
51. Among --------, it was he who always acted as
the
interpreter.
A. they B. them C. we
D. their E. our
52. A. We can count on her helping we.
B. We can count on her helping us.
C. He regretted their misunderstanding his him.
D. He regretted their misunderstanding
E. B + D
53. W_ ^on‖t un^_rst[n^ wby you oj_]t to --------
--
coming with us.
A. his B. he C. him
D. she E. None

54. I would appreciate -------- letting me known as
soon as possible.
A. your B. your‖s C. yours
D. ours E. all of above
55. The doctor insisted on ---------- taking a leave
of
absence.
A. her B. hers C. she
D. he E. himself
56. My father approves of -------- studying in the
USA.
A. me B. my C. I
D. you E. None
57. Kevin jammed -------- finger while he was
fining
his car.
A. he B. its C. the
D. his E. him
58. -------- [r_ so lona_r tb[t b_ ][n‖t `in^ sbists
to fit
him.
A. The arms B. Arms C. His arms
D. Him arms E. He arms
59. A. She broke the wrist in the accident.
B. She broke her wrist in the accident.
C. How did you twist the ankle?
D. How did you twist your ankle?
E. B + D
60. A. She is the secretary who works in the
library.
B. She is the secretary whom works in the library.
C. This is the new typewriter which you ordered.
D. This is the new typewriter who you ordered
E. A + C
61. The people --------- cheated on the
examination
had to leave the room.
A. who B. whom C. which
D. whose E. what
62. There is someone on the line two ---------
would
like to speak with you.
A. which B. whom C. who
D. where E. what
63. The student ---------- receives the highest score
will be awarded a scholarship.
A. which B. whose C. whom
D. who E. None
64. A. I asked him who he was calling.
B. I asked he who he was calling.
C. I asked him whom he was calling.
D. I asked him whom him was calling.
E. I asked he whom he was calling.
65. He did not know --------- he would take to the
party.
A. whom B. who C. which
D. whose E. None
66. There is often disagreement as to --------- is
the
better student, Bob or Ellen.
D. whose E. A + D
67. Did you meet the girl --------- was chosen
Homecoming Queen?
D. whose E. None
68. Be careful or you will hurt ----------.
A. yourself B. your C. you
D. yours E. None
69. A child can usually express --------- by the age
of
six months.
A. self B. him C. himself
D. he E. itself

70. I had to teach --------- to swim.
A. me B. myself C. my
D. I E. self
71. A. An oven that cleans its is very handy.
B. An oven that cleans itself is very handy.
C. Help your to whatever you like.
D. Help yourself to whatever you like.
E. B + D
72. R[kbi [n^ R[ki [r_n‖t ^[tina --- any more.
A. each other B. one another
C. one to other D. one to the other
E. each others
73. It is considered cheating when students help --
----
----- on the tests on quizzes.
A. each other B. one another
C. each the other D. other one
E. A + B
74. L_t‖s m__t -------- after the class.
A. other B. other one
C. one the other D. each other
E. A + B
75. My sister & I visit -------- about once a week.
A. each other B. others C. another
D. one another E. A + D
76. This is the way --------
A. coming the last time B. come the last time
C. comes the last time D. to come the last time
E. we came the last time
77. These are the one that --------
A. we bought B. bought
C. buy D. buying
E. to buy
78. This book is the one that --------
A. our class B. our class used
C. our class using D. our class in use
E. our class to use
79. These are the assignments that --------
A. our teacher giving us
B. our teacher to give us
C. give our teacher
D. our teacher gave us
E. our teacher
80. These are some things that --------
A. ôn‖t un^_rst[n^
B. does not understand
C. î^n‖t un^_rst[n^
D. understand
E. I ôn‖t un^_r st[n^
81. It is a shame that -------
A. you missing the movie
B. you is missing
C. you to miss the movie
D. you missed the movie
E. you misses the movie
82. She knows that --------
A. mistakes in grammar
B. mistake ion grammar
C. mistaking in grammar
D. to mistake in grammar
E. she mistakes in grammar
83. He said that --------
A. going was he wanted
B. going was he had wanted
C. he wanted to go
D. wanted to go he
E. go was he wanted
84. I noticed that --------
A. M[ry‖s [s_n]_ today
B. Mary was absent today
C. Mary absence today
D. Mary was absense today
E. Mary absent today
85. The experiment proved that --------

A. less water for the plants
B. need less water for the plants
C. needing less water for the plants
D. the plants needed less water
E. less water needed for the plants
86. The --------- is not legal unless everyone signs
his
home.
A. agreeing B. agreement C. agree
D. agreementation E. agreely
87. Even young children begin to show -------- in
Mathematics
A. able to B. ability C. able
D. ability for E. able for
88. --------- have been made for the funeral
A. Arranging B. Arrangements
C. Arrange D. Arrangement
E. Arranged
89. A free --------- is guaranteed to every citizen.
A. educating B. educated C. education
D. educated E. educative
90. The -------- of hybrids has increased yields.
A. develop B. development
C. developing D. developed
E. develop ion
91. I ^i^n‖t un^_rst[n^ ---------
A. what is say B. he said
C. what did he say D. what he said
E. what did he said
92. Do you know ---------
A. how much do they cost B. how much they cost
C. how much they do cost D. how much they costs
E. how they cost much
93. I wonder ---------
A. when is her birthday B. when her birthday
C. when her birthday is D. when is her birthday
E. when her birthday is?
94. Could you please tell me ---------
A. where is the post office?
B. where the post office is?
C. where is the post office ?
D. where the post office is.
E. where the post office?
Answer Keys:
1.a 2.d 3. a 4. d 5. d 6. c 7. b 8. b 9. c 10. a 11. d 12. b 13. b 14. d 15. b 16. c 17. a 18. b
19. c 20. A 21.c 22.b 23.d 24.b 25. c 26. a 27. b 28. a 29. a 30. b 31. a 32. a 33. a 34. d
35. c 36. a 37. a 38. d 39.d 40. E 41. a 42. a 43. a 44. b 45. b 46. b 47. c 48. e 49. b 50. c
51. b 52. e 53. a 54. a 55. a 56.b 57.d 58.c 59.e 60. e 61. a 62. c 63. d 64. c 65. a 66. b 67.
b 68. a 69. e 70. b 71. e 72. a 73. b 74. d 75. a 76. e 77. a 78. B 79. d 80. e 81. d 82. e 83.
c 84. b 85. d 86. b 87. b 88. b 89. c 90. b 91. d 92. b 93. c 94. b 95. a

1. A synonym `or ―Epo]b‖ is -
A. Generation B. Society C. Era
D. Event E. Relevant.
2. Wb[t is tb_ plur[l `rom o` ―B[n^it‖? :-
A. Bandits B. Banditti C. Banditess
D. Both a+b E. Both a+c.
3. What is the feminine form of the word signor?
:-
A. Signress B. SignoraC. Signorix
D. Signorerix E. Both a+c.
4. Give the prize to ............ deserves it.
A. whoever B. whomever C. whom
D. whose E. Both a+d.
5. Find out the correct spelt word:
A. Maneuver B. Mannoeuvre C. Manoeuvre
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c.
6. Tb_ opposit wor^ o` ―Form[tiv_‖ is -
A. Moulding B. Development C. Destructive
D. Shaping E. Clergy.
7. Wb[t is tb_ A^j_]tiv_ o` tb_ wor^ ‗H_[rt‘?
A. Heart B. Hearten C. Heartening
D. Heartful E. Heartfully.
8. Choose the correct sentence -
A. Let him and you be witness
B. Let you and him be witness
C. Let you and he be witness
D. Let he and you be witness E. Both b+c.
9. Which of the following word is a Plural
number?
A. Aristocracy B. Vermin C. Peasantry
D. a+b+c E. Only a+c.
10. Which one is Singular?
A. Information B. Expenditure C. Machinery
D. a+b+c E. Both a+b.
11. .......... answers the phone should be pleasant.
A. Whoever B. Whomever C. Whom
D. Both b+c E. Both a+b.
12. Find out the correct spelling -
A. Inferred B. Diarrhoea C. Renaissance
D. a+b+c E. Both b+c.
13. Which is the correct spelling?
A. Aptitude B. Accesible C. Occupide
D. All of these E. None of these.
14. Wb[t is tb_ synonym o` ‗Frustr[t_‘ ? : -
A. Foil B. Idle C. Afford
D. Curious E. Vermin.
the
[n[loay ‗Submission : Yielding
A. Subjection: Liberation B. Restrain: Indulge
C. Complaint: Acquiescent D. Restriction:
Relaxation
E. Impulsive: Deliberate.
16. Which one will be the plural form of the
word
―Comm[n^_r-in -]bi_`‖?
A. Commanders-in-chiefs B. Commander-in-chives
C. Commanders-in-chives D. Commanders-in-chief
17. Choose the correct spelling.
A. Aniversary B. Anniverrsary C. Anniversary
D. Aniverrsary E. Annivarsary
18. Make it plural Syllabus?
A. Syllabi B. Syllabuses C. Syllabusess
19. Find out, Which one is the plural number?
A. Poultry B. Tenantry C. Perfumery

D. a+b+c E. Both a+b.
20. Make it plural – ―Formul[‖?
A. Formulae B. Formulas C. Both a+b
D. Formulases E. Both b+c.
A. Assesment B. Assessment C. Asessment
D. Asesment E. Asseisment
22. Make feminine of the word – – ―Pros_]utor‖.
A. Prosecutress B. Prosecutrix C. Prosecutretrix
23. What is the synonym of Mystery ?
A. Answer B. Enigma C. Clue
D. Solution E. Ominous.
24. What is the synonym of Jealousy?
A. Suspicious B. Geniality C. Indifferance
D. Tolerance E. Wavering.
25. Make it Masculine gender – – ―Nympb‖.
A. Swain B. Widower C. Steward
D. Patron E. Enchanter.
26. Which one is correct sentence?
A. A ten year old child was run over yesterday.
B. Two thirds of the work has been done.
C. Two third of the work have been done.
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c
27. Which one will be correct?
A. A three years diploma course will be start.
B. More than two boys were present.
C. The poor drag a miserable existence in their
day to
day life. D. Both b+c E. Both a+b
28. Which of following is a correct sentence?
A. The Titanic went down on her first voyage.
B. The Titanic went down on its first voyage.
C. The dog is noted for its faithfulness.
D. Both a+c E. Both b+c.
29. Which of the following is not a correct
sentence?
A. Two and two make four.
B. ―Gr_[t Exp_]t[tions‖ y Di]k_ns is [ `[mous
novel.
C. The poor lives from hand to mouth.
D. Three months is a long time.
E. The United States of America is a host country
in
the world cup football of 1994.
30. Find out the plural form ?
A. Agenda B. Alumni C. Vertices.
D. a+b+c E. Both a+c
31. Wb[t is tb_ synonym `or tb_ wor^ ‗E]st[sy‘?
—
A. Ill B. Bad C. Mourn
D. Joy E. happy
32. Wbi]b wor^ is ]orr_]t witb pr_`ix ―il‖ ?
A. illegal B. illogical C. illiterate
D. All of them E. none
33. Goggles : Eyes .
A. Helmet : head B. Leather : hide
C. Hands : feet D. Brush : teeth
the
analogy PETAL : FLOWER -
A. Fruit : Seed. B. Author : Publisher.
C. Tree : Roots. D. Chapter : Book
35. Tb_ synonym o` ―F_[sil_‖ is-
A. Brittle B. Inevitable C. Practicable
D. Harmful. E. none
36. Tb_ synonym o` ―R_l_v[nt‖ is-
A. Eternal B. Germane C. Furtive
D. Inventive E. Both b+c
37. Which one is the correct adjective form with
the suffix
―ous‖?
A. Sagacious B. Ostentacious C. Genious
D. Both A+ B E. none of the above

38. Wbi]b s_nt_n]_ isn‖t ]orr_]tly us_^ o`
―_nouab‖?
A. You are beautiful enough to satisfy me.
B. You can love if you have enough money to
spend for women.
C. You are enough beautiful to satisfy me.
D. Both A + B. E. none
the suffix
―[l_‖ ?
A. Supposable B. Repayable C. Immovable
D. All of the above E. Both b+c
40. Choose the correct usage of adjective.
A. Muhit is enough matured to take
responsibilities.
B. You do not have to wait little while.
C. Sherlock Holmes has few clues to the
mur^_r_r‖s
identity
D. None of the above. E. Both b+c
41. Find out the correct adverb form.
A. Ruthlessly B. Northerly C. Disrespectly
D. A+B+C E. fatherly
42. Choose the correct usage of adverb.
A. Britney called aloud for help
B. We barely had no time to catch the train.
C. You have to simply change your attitude.
D. That night the house seemed abnormal quite.
E. Both b+c
43. Wbi]b s_nt_n]_ isn‖t ]orr_]t?
A. She looks beautiful.
B. She looks up beautiful.
C. She looks up beautifully.
D. I saw a beautiful cottage girl. E. Both b+c
I want you to collect — regarding this issue.
A. information B. informations C. inform.
D. informative. E. none
45. Tb_ plur[l `orm o` ―Poultry‖ is —
A. Poultries B. Poultry C. Poul
D. None of the above. E. Both a+b
46. Which of the following is a correct sentence?
A. Rarely are you found in the room.
B. He always used to agree with me.
C. You have hardly never seen a cheque of five
lac taka.
D. Both A + B. E. none
47. Tb_ synonym o` ―Equivo][l‖ is —
A. Foolhardy B. Pinnacle C. Ambiguous
D. Arrogant E. none
48. Tb_ synonym o` ―Pro^iaious‖ is —
A. Audacious B. Dull C. Gigantic
D. Copious E. none
49. Find out the correct spelling.
A. Accomoddation B. Acommodation
C. Accommodation D. Accoommodation.
A. Hygeinic B. Hygieniic C. Hygienice
D. None of the above E. Both b+c
A. Fahrenheight B. Farenheit C. Fahrenheit
D. Mallifluous. E. Both b+c
Bipasha found it very — when her parents
divorced.
A. contentious B. distressing C. punctilious
D. skittish. E. none
53. Tb_ [^j_]tiv_ o` ―S_nsiility‖ is —
A. Sensitive B. Sensible C. Sensibly
D. Sense E. Sensibility
the
analogy HANDWRITING : SIGNATURE.
A. Doctor : Symptom B. Author : Publisher.

C. Biographer : Confession
D. Painting : Self-portrait. E. Both B+C
55. Everyone who – into the woods should
recognize
common poisonous plants such as poison ivy and
poison oak.
A. go B. goes C. can goes
D. went E. none
56. Ethics – the study of moral duties, Principles
and
values.
A. are B. deal C. is
D. are about. E. none
57. Choose the incorrect option.
A. These are twenty dollar shoes.
B. These are twenty-dollars shoes.
C. These are a twenty-dollars shoes.
D. All of the above E. a+b.
58. Translate it into English.
তয তকউ আইন ভঙ্গ কররব োরক লারি তেওয়া হরব।
A. Whoever breaking the law will be punished.
B. Whoever break the law will be punished.
C. Whoever breaks the law will be punished.
D. A+B E. None of the above.
59. Real estate prices in New York, like those of
many
other major cities, have declined ---- .
A. over the few years B. over the past few years
C. over less years D. over the past few year
60. ---- have amphibious attributes, although not
all are
amphibians.
A. Much quadrupeds B. More quadrupeds
C. Many quadrupeds D. A quadruped
E. none of the above
the
su`ìx ―ous‖?
A. studeous B. Rebellious C. Rightious
D. Pretenteous E. None of the above.
62. Tb_ synonym o` ―Equivo][l‖
A. Universal B. Mistaken
C. Quaint D. Clear
63. Choose the correct use of adverb hardly-
A. Tb_ r_st[ur[nt w[s so p[]k_^ tb[t I ]oul^n‖t
hardly
move.
B. The restaurant was so packed that I could
hardly
move.
C. The restaurant was packed that I could hardly
move.
D. None of the above. E. All.
64. Which of the following words are plural
number.
A. cattle B. gentry C. vermin
D. all of them E. None of the above.
65. An [ntonym òr ―Obstacles‖ is
A. Hindrance B. Impediments C. Hurdles
D. Supports E. None of the above.
66. In which sentence adverb is placed properly?
A. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [lw[ys 9 O‖ ]lo]k [t tb_
office.
B. Always the man has to arrive at the office at 9
O‖]lo]k.
C. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [t tb_ o`ì]_ [t 9 O‖]lo]k
always.
D. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [t 9 O‖]lo]k [lw[ys [t
the office.
E. The man always has to arrive at the office at 9
O‖ Clo]k
A. She behaved with me in friendly way.
B. She behaved with me friendly.

C. She behaved with me in a friendly way.
D. She behaved with me friendly way.
E. She behaved with me in a friendly.
68. Our final assignment for the English class is
to give
an impromptu speech.
A. eloquent B. technical C. unprepared
D. unbiased E. none
69. The counterfeit bills were a good facsimile of
the real ones.
A. factorial B. reproduction C. identification
D. similarity E. same.
70. The television station was inundated with
calls
protesting the distasteful program.
A. harassed B. probated C. modulated
D. confiscated E. flooded.
71. The people interviewed for the survey were
randomly
selected.
A. carefully B. sincerely C. carelessly
D. thoughtfully E. indiscriminately.
72. After a long, hard struggle, we gradually
succeeded in
having people accept the truth of our theory.
A. slowly B. momentarily C. suddenly
D. graciously E. gratefully.
73. A desert receives less than twenty five –– of
rainfall
every year.
A. centimeter B. a centimeter C. centimeters
D. of centimeters E. none
74. The teacher has ––, but they are not in at
boos tone.
A. four book B. four of book C. four books
D. four of books E. a four book
75. The temperature has risen –– in two hours.
A. ten degrees B. ten degree C. of ten degrees
D. ten of degrees E. all of the above
76. Several of the people in this class speak––.
A. three language B. four language
C. three or four languages D. three or four
language
E. none
77. The shape of –– unique.
A. a snowflake is B. a snow is
C. snow flakes are D. a snowflakes are
E. snows are
78. A. California has good weather.
B. California has a good weather.
C. Laughter is the best medicine.
D. A laugh is the best medicine.
E. Both A+C
79. We are supposed to have –– this wreaked.
A. a sunshine B. sunshine C. sunshines
D. sunbeam E. none
80. We are late because we got struck in ––.
A. a traffic Jam B. traffic C. a traffic
D. a + b E. All of the above
81. A. A mail travels faster when the zip code is
indicated
on the envelope.
B. A piece of mail travels faster when the zip
code is
indicated on the envelope.
C. There is a limit of two pieces of carry on
luggage
for each passenger.
D. There is a limit of two carry on luggage for
each
passenger. E. b + c
82. ––– in this display is on sale for half price.
A. Each piece of furniture B. Each furniture
C. Furnitures D. Each pieces of furniture

E. Each furnitures.
83. According to estimates by some botanists,
there are
–– of plants.
A. seven thousand type B. seven thousand types
C. type of seven thousand D. types of seven
thousand
E. none
84. I only know how to run –– computer
program.
A. one type of B. one type C. one type a
D. one types of E. all of the above
85. A. This exam has two types problems.
B. This exam has two types of problems.
C. Are you looking for a special kinds of car?
D. Are you looking for a special kind of car? E. b
+ d
86. We saw several –– birds at the wild life
sanatorium.
A. kind of B. kind C. kinds of
D. types E. type of
87. Pro`_ssor‖s stor_ k__ps –– in his office because
he
^o_sn‖t b[v_ room `or m[ny.
A. few chairs B. few chair C. little chairs
D. a little chairs E. a + c
88. A. John has very little friends.
B. John has very few friends.
C. There is few time to waste.
D. There is little time to waste. E. b + d
89. My brother used to help me a lot, but now he
gives
me –– advice.
A. few B. a few C. the few
D. little E. no little
90. He had to balance his account very carefully
because he had –– money.
A. little B. the little C. few
D. a few E. the few
91. Tb_ l_tt_r w[s sbort _][us_ tb_r_ w[sn‖t ––
news.
A. many B. much C. little
D. few E. a few
92. How –– years have you been living in Texas?
A. many B. much C. more
D. less E. lots
93. He always has –– problems with his teeth.
A. many B. much C. more
D. little E. a little
94. I think that there is –– violence on T.V.
A. many B. too many C. too much
D. few E. a few
95. A. We have a little time. B. We have little
time.
C. We made a few mistakes.
D. We made few mistakes. E. all of the above
96. Give me –– butter, please.
A. little B. a little C. few
D. a few E. all
97. There are –– tickets left for the concert.
A. few B. a few C. little
D. a little E. None
98. ––– people in my apartment building are
friendly.
A. A little B. Little C. Few
D. Much E. The little
99. ––– people were at the reception.
A. Only few B. Only little C. Only a few
D. Little E. Only a little
100. A. Only a little students are lazy.
B. Only a few students are lazy.
C. Tinne took only a few pictures.
D. Tinne took only few pictures. E. B + C
101. The advisor makes ––– to the rules regarding

prerequisites.
A. only few exceptions B. only a few exceptions
C. only a little exceptions D. only little exception
E. None
102. We will need ––– food for the picnic
A. few B. a few C. only a little
D. only little E. little
103. ––– own most of the land there.
A. A small number of families
B. A small amount of families
C. A small amount of family
D. A small number of family
E. A little number of families
104. The lab has a –– of equipment.
A. large number B. large amount C. more number
D. few number E. little number
105. W_ ôn‖t b[v_ tim_ òr –– of interruptions.
A. a large number B. a large amount
C. a few amount D. a few E. none
106. There are ––– Chinese restaurants in the
city.
A. small number of B. small amount of
C. large amount of D. a small number of
E. large number
107. A. We have enough tickets.
B. We have tickets enough.
C. We have enough time.
D. We have time enough. E. a + c
108. Tb_r_ [r_n‖t –– for all of us to go.
A. enough car B. car enough C. cars enoughly
D. enough cars E. enough the cars
109. Without ––, you won‖t _ [l_ to ô w_ll tb_
examination.
A. enough sleep B. enough of sleep
C. sleep as enough D. sleep enoughly
E. None
110. Do we have –– for the party?
A. enough hamburgers B. hamburgers enough as
C. hamburgers enough D. hamburgers enoughly
E. All
111. I n__^ to uy [ l[mp _][us_ I ôn‖t b[v_ ––
in my
room.
A. light as enough B. light enough
C. light enoughly D. enough light
E. c + d
112. H_r littl_ ][r isn‖t –– to seat more than two
people
comfortable.
A. big enough as B. enough big
C. big enough D. the enough big
E. enoughly big
113. Her score on the exam was –– to qualify her
for a
graduate program.
A. good enough B. enough good
C. good as enough D. as enough good
E. None
114. He should be –– to get out of bed in a few
days.
A. enough strong B. enoughly strong
C. strong enough D. strongly enough
E. strong as enough
115. Billy isn‖t –– to enlist in the army.
A. old enough B. enough old C. enoughly old
D. old as enough E. as old enough
116. Tb[t _x]us_ isn‖t ––.
A. good enough B. enough good
C. good enoughly D. enough the good
E. a + b
117. One movie starts at five, ––– starts at seven
and the
other movies starts at nine.
A. a movie B. the other movie

C. another movie D. the other E. others
118. One of my roommates studies engineering,
another
studies business, and –– studies computer science.
A. others B. the other C. the others
D. an others E. None
119. One English proficiency test is the TOEFL and
–– is
the Michigan TOEFL.
A. other B. another C. others
D. the other E. some other
120. There are three kinds of solar eclipses, one is
total,
another is annular, and –– is partial.
A. the another B. the other C. others
D. other E. some
121. Some of these T-shirts are red, –– are blue,
and the
rest are white.
A. other B. others T-shirts C. others
D. another E. the others
122. Some plants are annuals, –– are biennials,
the rest
are perennials.
A. some another B. anothers C. other
D. others E. none
123. Some of my friends are player, other friends
are
businessman, and –– are professor.
A. the other B. the other friends
C. the other friend D. some another
E. All
124. Some applicants want student visas, –– want
resident visas, and the other applicants want
tourist
visas.
A. other applicants B. other applicant
C. another applicant D. others applicants
E. others applicant
125. Put the mail on the –––.
A. b[ll t[l_ B. b[ll‖s t[l_ C. b[lls t[l_s
D. hall of table E. a + b
126. All of us are foreign––.
A. language teachers B. languages teachers
C. languages teacher D. teacher of language
E. languages teacher
127. I forgot your–––.
A. t_l_pbon_‖s num_r B. t_l_pbon_ num_r
C. telephones number D. number telephone
E. None
128. There is a sale at the ––.
A. sbo_s stor_ B. sbo_‖s stor_ C. sbo_ stor_
D. store shoes E. shoes stores
129. All –– must take the Graduate Management
Admission Test.
A. usin_ss‖s stu^_nts B. usin_ss stu^_nts
C. businesses students D. businesses student
E. all of the above
130. Agriculture 420 is a ––– class.
A. five-hours B. five-hour C. five-the-hour
D. the five-hour E. a + b
131. –– is cheaper than a four-door model.
A. A two-door car B. A two doors car
C. A two-car-door D. A car two-door
E. A the two-door car
132. I have to write–– this weekend.
A. a one-thousand-word paper
B. a one-thousand-word papers
C. a one-thousand-words papers
D. a one-thousand-words papers E. a + d
133. They have–– baby.
A. a four-months-old B. a-four-months-old
C. a four-month-old D. a four-old-month
E. None

134. ––– call any where in the United States costs
less
than a dollar when you dial it yourself.
A. The three-minutes B. A three-minutes
C. A three-minute D. The three-minute
E. c + d
135. We were –– by the results of the test.
A. surprising B. surprised C. surprise
D. surprises E. the surprise of
136. What an–– idea!
A. interested B. interesting C. interesting of
D. interested of E. the interesting
137. The petition has been signed by –– citizens.
A. concerning B. concerned C. concerned of
D. concerning of E. concern
138. Drug abuse is increasing at an––.
A. alarmed rate B. alarmed rates
C. alarming the rate D. alarming rate
E. alarming the rating
139. He is ––– he never gets to class on time.
A. so slow B. so slow that C. as slow that
D. as slow as E. too slow that
140. This suitcase is –– I can hardly carry it.
A. as heavy that B. too heavy that
C. too heavy as D. so heavy as
E. so heavy that
141. We arrived –– Professor Zahan had already
called
the roll.
A. so late that B. so late as C. too late that
D. too late as E. a + b
142. He drives –– no one likes to ride with him.
A. so fast so B. so fast too C. so fast that
D. so fast as E. too fast as
143. Preparing frozen is –– anyone can do it.
A. too easy B. so easy that C. so east as
D. as easy that E. as easy as
144. The tiny pictures on Micro film are –– small
to be
read with the naked eyes.
A. so B. too C. much
D. more E. such
145. A. It is too cold to go swimming.
B. It too cold to go swimming.
C. Ralph is such a young to retire.
D. Ralph is too young to retire. E. a + d
146. The top shelf in the cupboard is ––– high for
me to
reach.
A. too B. to C. so
D. such E. much
147. This brand is too expensive –– buy.
A. for B. to C. too
D. so E. such
148. Mercury is not often visible because it is ––
near the
sun to be seen.
A. too B. so C. such
D. more E. a + d
149. We went out to eat because we were –––
hungry.
A. very B. too C. so
D. much E. such
150. Darlene says that the courts are ––– lenient.
A. so B. too C. to D. very E. such
151. Young rivers have no flood plains & their
valleys
are––.
A. very narrow B. too narrow C. so narrow
D. narrowly E. such narrow
152. This dorm has –– small rooms.
A. very small B. too small C. so small
D. such small E. to small
153. Last month we had a –– high electric bill.

A. too B. so C. such
D. very E. to
154. We love to go to the country in the spring
because
the wild flowers smell––.
A. sweetly B. so sweet C. so sweetly
D. to sweet E. as sweet
155. Although the medicine––, it seems to help
my
condition.
A. tastes bad B. tastes badly C. tests bad
D. taste bad E. a + c
156. The music ––– and soothing.
A. sounds sweetly B. sounds sweet
C. sound sweet D. sounding sweet
E. None
157. When he complained the food tasted –––, the
waiter took back to the pitcher & brought him
something else.
A. badly B. well C. bad
D. worst E. c + d
Answer Keys:
1. c 2. d 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. c 7. c 8. b 9. d 10. d 11. a 12. d 13. a 14. a 15. c 16. d 17. c 18. d 19. d 20. c
21. b 22. b 23. b 24. a 25. a 26. d 27. d 28. d 29. c 30. d 31. d 32. d 33. a 34. d 35. c 36. b 37. d 38. c
39. b 40. c 41. d 42. a 43. b 44. a 45. b 46. d 47. c 48. c 49. c 50. d 51. c 52. b 53. b 54. d 55. b 56. c
57. a 58. c 59.b 60. c 61. b 62. b 63. b 64. d 65.d 66. e 67.c 68. c 69. d 70. e 71. e 72. a 73. c 74. c
75. A 76. c 77. a 78. e 79. b 80. d 81. e 82. a 83. b 84. a 85. e 86. c 87. a 88. e 89. d 90. a 91. b 92. a
93. a 94. C 95. e 96. b 97. b 98. c 99. c 100. e 101. b 102. c 103. a 104. b 105. a 106. d 107. e 108. d
109. a 110. a 111. D 112. c 113. a 114. c 115. a 116. a 117. c 118. b 119. d 120. b 121. c 122. d 123.
b 124. a 125. a 126. a 127. B 128. c 129. b 130. b 131. a 132. a 133. c 134. c 135. b 136. b 137. b
138. d 139. b 140. e 141. a 142. c 143. B 144. b 145. e 146. a 147. b 148.a 149. a 150. d 151. a 152.
a 153. d 154. b 155. a 156. b 157. c158. a 159. a

1. –––– the wasp deposits an egg, the flower
grows
a protective covering.
A. Then B. As if
C. In fact D. After
2. Tb_ r_aion is r_`_rr_^ to [s tb_ ‗L[n^ o` Fruit‘
–
–– it yields a bountiful harvest of oranges and
apples.
A. although B. because
C. so that D. such as
3. Seat belt laws were introduced –––– traffic
fatalities would be reduced.
A. so that B. then
C. when D. as if
4. –––– the fires were blazing, the skewers
impaling
the fish were tilted toward the flames.
A. As soon as B. So that
C. As if D. Such as
5. The great stone city Angkon flourished for six
centuries ––– it fell in 1431 and lay prey to the
jungle for four long centuries.
A. as soon as B. because
C. until D. so that
6. The most modern ladders cannot reach above
seven stories, ––– firefighters must enter
skyscrapers dressed in suits designed to supply
oxygen and reflect heat.
A. before B. So
C. as D. until
7. –––– Kul[i Kb[n‖s [r]b_rs destroyed the
Burmese war elephants; he shattered the
_l_pb[nt ][v[lry‖s mytb o` invin]iility.
A. Although B. Until
C. When D. So that
8. –––– the government disapproves, cultivation
of
the opium poppy thrive.
A. As if B. Until
C. So that D. Even though
9. –––– capable of walking upright, apelike
Australopithecus did so only for short periods of
time.
A. As if B. Though
C. Until D. Because
10. –––– erupting in May 1980, Mount Saint
Helens
continued erupting intermittently throughout the
following year.
A. After B. Such as
C. Since D. As if
11. –––– having seized their prey with their
mouths,
pythons swiftly coil themselves around it and
suffocate it.
A. Until B. Because
C. Since D. After
12. –––– running grizzly bears are capable of
attaining speeds of 35 miles an hour.
A. So that B. When
C. Though D. So
13. –––– making a person ill enough to warrant
hospitalization, poison ivy does not kill.
A. As soon as B. Since
C. While D. So that

14. –––– declaring the area useless, Daniel
Webster
could not have foretold how irrigation would
m[k_ C[liòrni[‖s Imp_ri[l V[ll_y loom.
A. Because B. When
C. Though D. So that
15. –––– plowing the field, the farmer uncovered
a
dinosaur jawbone.
A. As though B. While
C. Since D. Until
16. –––– publicly executed in 1536 for making
what
his enemies considered a false translation of the
Bible, William Tyndale wrote a version which
became the foundation of subsequent English
versions.
A. As if B. After
C. When D. Although
17. ––––, their small size and the thin soil make
them
easy to [ bik_r‖s b__l.
A. Alpine flowers which can resist wind, cold, and
snow
B. When alpine flowers can resist wind, cold, and
snow
C. While alpine flowers can resist wind, cold, and
snow
D. Alpine flowers resisting wind, cold, and snow
18. –––– pandas eat bamboo almost exclusively,
they
are also carnivorous.
A. Not only B. Until
C. As soon as D. Although
19. Although –––– a country illegally is risky, the
alien who finds work may believe the risk
worthwhile.
A. when entering B. he enters
C. entering D. having entered
20. The Andean condor glides on currents and
ô_sn‖t `l[p its winas –––– it must do so to reach
updrafts.
A. Because B. until
C. that D. as if
21. –––– sighting an approaching car drivers tend
to
speed up.
A. When slowing down instead of
B. Instead when slowing down at
C. When instead of slowing down
D. Instead of slowing down when
22. –––– to England remain strong, the Channel
Islanders are exempt from most British taxes.
A. Although their ties B. Although tied
C. Before their ties D. Tied
23. ––––, the travelers found that their flight had
been canceled because of the severe snowstorm.
A. That they arrived at the airport
B. As soon as arriving at the airport
C. At the airport
D. They arrived at the airport
24. When competing in a demolition derby, –––
until
their cars are demolished.
A. that drivers continue
B. drivers must continue
C. drivers continuing
D. although drivers must continue
25. –––– governments point with pride to
increasing
mechanization in agriculture, human and animal
power still produces a significant portion of the
worl^‖s òo^.
A. Since B. Because

C. So that D. While
26. ––––, tobacco farmers had not yet felt its
effect.
A. Though a campaign against smoking
B. That there was a campaign against smoking
C. Even though there was a campaign against
smoking
D. There was a campaign against smoking
27. There were few settlements along the North
Carolina coast –––– many problems for
seafarers.
A. Because the offshore barrier posed
B. before posing the offshore barrier
C. while posing the offshore barrier
D. that the offshore barrier had posed
28. –––– since the death of her father.
A. The ancestral home of my mother abandoned
B. My motb_r‖s [n]_str[l bom_ st[n^ina
abandoned
C. My motb_r‖s [n]_str[l bom_ b[s stoo^
abandoned
D. My motb_r‖s [ncestral home which has stood
abandoned
29. ––––, the owner and buyer finally agreed on a
price for the house.
A. They had been bargaining for several weeks
B. After bargaining for several weeks
C. After several weeks they began bargaining
D. As if bargaining for several weeks
30. –––– of the tranquilizer, the scientist put a
tag on
its ear recorded details about the animal.
A. While under the effect the deer
B. While being under the effect the deer
C. While the deer was under the effect
D. While the deer under the effect
31. –––– the finish line fist, the runner gave up.
A. Having failed to reach
B. Having failed reaching
C. He failed to reach
D. That failed reaching
32. –––– the United States consists of many
different immigrant groups; many
sociologists believe there is a distinct national
character.
A. In spite of B. Despite
C. Even though D. Whether
33. –––– ended traffic on the Mississippi River,
Mark Twain left his job as a river pilot and
moved west to Carson City.
A. During the Civil War
B. Because the Civil War was
C. That the Civil War was
D. When the Civil War
34. –––– are the juice and pulp of the grape
useful, but various products are made from
the skins and seeds.
A. Not that they B. They never
C. Neither D. Not only
35. Neon is said to be inert –––– does not react
easily with other substances.
A. because of it B. because it
C. it is because D. is because it
36. –––– he has created striking stage settings for
the
Martha Graham dance company, artist Isamu
Noguchi is more famous for his sculpture.
A. But not B. Nevertheless
C. In spite of D. Although
37. Automatons programmed to perform a given
task –––– the flexibility and adaptability of
human beings.
A. without B. lack
C. minus D. not having

38. Some metals are malleable, –––– others are so
brittle that they break easily when bent quickly.
A. but B. like
C. there D. which
39. An ultrasonic wave has –––– a high frequency
that it is inaudible.
A. therefore B. above
C. such D. thus
40. The changes in this city have occurred ––––.
A. with swiftness B. rapidly
C. fastly D. in rapid ways
41. –––– received law degrees as today.
A. Never so many women have
B. Never have so many women
C. Tb_ wom_n [r_n‖t _v_r
D. Women who have never
42. Mr. Duncan does not know –––– the lawn
mower
after they had finished using it.
A. where did they put B. where they did put
C. where they put D. where to put
43. Our flight from Amsterdam to London was
delayed –––– the heavy fog.
A. because of B. because
C. on account D. as result
44. Of the two new teachers, one is experienced
and
––.
A. the others are not
B. another is inexperienced
C. the other is not
D. other lacks experience
45. He has received several scholarships ––––.
A. not only because of his artistic but his
academic
ability
B. for both his academic ability as well as his
artistic
C. because of his academic and artistic ability
D. as resulting of his ability in the art and the
academy
46. –––– did Arthur realize that there was
danger.
A. Upon entering the store
B. When he entered the store
C. After he had entered the store
D. Only after entering the store
47. –––– the best car to buy is a Mercedes Benz.
A. Because of its durability and economy
B. Because it lasts a long time, and it is very
economical
C. Because of its durability and it is economical
D. Because durability and economy wise it is
better
than all the others
48. John has not been able to recall where ––––.
A. does she live B. she lives
C. did she live D. lived the girl
49. He ––– looked forward to the new venture.
A. eagerly
B. with great eagerness
C. eagernessly
D. in a state of increasing eagerness
50. People all over the world are starving ––––.
A. greater in numbers B. in more numbers
C. more numerously D. in greater numbers
51. The jurors were told to ––––.
A. talk all they wanted
B. make lots of expressions
C. speak freely
D. talk with their minds open
52. Jack understood everyone ––––.
A. perfect B. perfectly
C. perfection D. perfections

E. perfectfully
53. Please do –––– as your doctor says.
A. exactness B. exact C. exactly
D. exactful E. exacting
54. From the top of empire state building tourist
are
able ––––.
A. too clearly see New York
B. to see clear New York
C. to clearly see New York
D. to see clearly New York
E. to see New York clearly
55. –––– speaking, curriculum includes all
experiences.
A. Broad B. Broadly
C. Broadless D. Broadfully
E. Broadful
56. Passengers travel –––– in the new Jumbo Jets.
A. comfortable & safe
B. comfortably and safely
C. comfortable and safely
D. comfortable and safe
E. comfortably and safe
57. Helen types ––––.
A. fastly & efficiently
B. fast and efficiently
C. fast & efficient
D. fastly and efficient
E. faster and efficient
58. The plane is scheduled to arrive ––––.
A. lately B. lateness
C. late D. latest
E. latelinely
59. He tried as –––– as he could.
A. hardly B. harder
C. hardest D. hard
E. hardfully
60. When students register –––– for class they
must
pay an additional fee.
A. late B. lately
C. lateness D. latest
E. lateful
61. First class mail travels as –––– as airmail.
A. fast B. fastly
C. faster D. fastest
E. fasterly
62. –––– in that hotel.
A. Never again they will stay
B. Never again they stay
C. Never again stay
D. Never again will stay
E. Never again will they stay
63. Only rarely ––––.
A. an accident has occurred
B. an accident occurred
C. occurred an accident
D. has an accident occurred
E. has occurred an accident
64. Very Seldom –––– my attention like this one.
A. can a movie hold B. a movie can hold
C. can hold a movie D. a movie hold
E. hold a movie can.
65. Not one paper –––– on time.
A. She has finished B. has finished she
C. has she finished D. has she finishes
E. finished she has
66. Not once –––– us to their house.
A. Steve and Jane have invited
B. have Steve and Jane invited
C. Steve and Jane invited
D. have invited Steve and Jane
E. have Steve and Jane invites
67. –––– the light rain, the baseball game was not

canceled.
A. Despite of B. Despite for
C. Despite D. The spite
E. Because
68. They are still planning to get married ––––
their
disagreement.
A. despite of B. in spite of
C. because of D. because
E. in spite
69. –––– the interruption, she was able to finish
her
assignment.
A. In spite B. Because of
C. Despite of D. Despite
E. Because
70. –––– their quarrel, they are good friends.
A. Though B. Despite of
C. Because of D. Because
E. In spite of
71. –––– the delay, they arrived on time.
A. Despite B. Despite of
C. Because D. Because of
E. In spite for
72. The –––– is not legal unless everyone signs
his
home.
A. agreeing B. agreement
C. agree D. agreementation
E. agreely
73. Even young children begin to show –––– in
Mathematics.
A. able to B. ability
C. able D. ability for
E. able for
74. –––– have been made for the funeral.
A. Arranging B. Arrangements
C. Arrange D. Arrangement
E. Arranged
75. A free –––– is guaranteed to every citizen.
A. educating B. educated
C. education D. educated
E. educative
76. The –––– of hybrids has increased yields.
A. develop B. development
C. developing D. developed
E. develop ion
77. Class will be canceled tomorrow –––– it is a
national holiday.
A. because B. because of
C. though D. despite
E. in spite of
78. She was absent –––– her cold.
A. although B. because
C. because of D. despite
E. in spite
79. Jobn‖s `[mily is v_ry b[ppy –––– he has been
awarded a scholarship.
A. because B. although
C. because of D. despite of
E. in spite of
80. She did not buy it –––– the price was too
high.
A. although B. despite
C. because of D. because
E. in spite
81. It was difficult to see the road clearly ––––
the
rain.
A. because B. because of
C. although D. despite
E. in spite of
82. He borrowed the money –––– he could finish
his

education.
A. so B. so that
C. so what D. why
E. that
83. Larry took a bus from New York to New
Jersey
–––– he could see the country.
A. so that B. so what
C. so D. so what
E. that
84. Don‖t `ora_t to r_aist_r your name –––– you
can
vote in the election.
A. so B. so what
C. so that D. what
E. that
85. ––––Hasan and his wife, three couples are
invited.
A. Beside B. Besides
C. for D. to
E. over
86. –––– Dominos, four other pizza places deliver.
C. for D. to
E. over
87. We sat –––– the teacher.
A. beside B. besides
C. for D. to
E. over
88. Jenny has lots of friends –––– her roommate.
A. beside B. besides
C. for D. to
E. over
89. –––– us s_rvi]_, tb_r_ isn‖t [ny puli]
transportation
C. For D. To
E. Over
90. All of the group –––– Raza went to lake.
A. except B. except to
C. exception D. excepting
E. exception to
91. All of the students –––– the seniors will
receive
their grades.
C. excepting D. but
E. A + D
92. Everyone –––– Rana wants milk in the tea.
C. excepting D. exception
93. None –––– Ruma knows very much about it.
A. except B. but
C. except to D. excepting
E. A + B
94. Tb_ m[il ]om_s [t t_n o‖]lo]k _v_ry^[y ––––
Saturday.
A. not B. except
C. except to D. excepting
E. exception
95. The choice is –––– vanilla, chocolate and
strawberry ice cream cone.
A. between B. among
C. at D. divided
E. A + B
96. John and his wife solved their problems ––––
them.
A. between B. among
C. before D. after
E. A + B
97. Profits are divided –––– the stockholders of
the
corporation.
A. between B. among

C. since D. except
E. besides
98. The votes were evenly divided –––– the B.N.P
and the A.L.
A. between B. among C. for
D. since E. except
99. Find the correct sentence-
A. The property was divided equally among his
son
and daughter
B. The property was divided equally between his
sons and daughters.
C. The property was divided equally among his
sons
and daughters.
D. The property was divided equally between his
son
and daughter.
E. both C + D
100. By using coupons, you can get discount on a
lot
of things –––– groceries, toiletries & household
items.
A. such B. as such
C. such as D. examples
E. such as for
101. Taking care of pets –––– dogs and cats can
teach
children lessons in responsibility.
A. such B. as such
C. example D. such as
E. such as for
102. Some birds –––– robins and cardinals spend
the
winter in the north
A. such as B. as such
C. such D. example
E. such for
103. Magazines –––– Times, Newsweek publish
pictorial reports
A. such as B. as such
C. such D. such for
E. such for
104. Jobs at restaurants –––– M]Don[l^‖s or T[]o
Bell are often filled by students.
A. for such as B. such as for
C. such D. such as
E. such for
105. R[n[‖s `[tb_r w[nts bim to _ an engineer –
–– a
doctor.
A. instead B. instead of
C. except D. but
E. none
106. Could I have rice –––– potatoes please?
C. excepting D. exception to
E. except to
107. She likes to go to movies –––– to class.
C. stead of D. insteading
E. except
108. We choose Raihan –––– Rabbi as our
representative.
C. instead from D. stead of
E. except
109. It‖s _tt_r to uy `oo^s –––– buying snacks.
C. instead from D. stead of
E. except
110. Be careful not to get sunburned –––– out of
the
beach too long.

A. from stay B. for stay
C. from staying D. for staying
E. because staying
111. We felt sleepy all day –––– television so late
last
night.
A. for watching B. from watching
C. to watch D. because watch
E. for watch
112. Toe is going to get sick –––– to much.
A. too study B. to study
C. from studying D. for studying
E. to studying
113. If you go early, you will just get nervous –––
–.
A. to waiting B. to wait
C. for waiting D. from waiting
E. in waiting
114. The car is really hot –––– in the sun all day.
A. the sitting B. from sitting
C. sit D. from to sit
E. to sit
115. I bought a trunk –––– my winter clothes.
A. for to store B. for store
C. to store D. to for storing
E. to storing.
116. She has a CB radio in her car ––––
emergencies.
A. for B. to C. in
D. on E. as
117. Each room has its own thermostat –––– the
temperature.
A. for to control B. to for control
C. to controlling D. for control
E. for controlling
118. Sam needs another VCR –––– videotapes.
A. for copy B. to copy C. for to copy
D. from copying E. to copying
119. Wby ^on‖t you us_ tb_ mi]ros]op_ in tb_ l[
–––
– the specimen.
A. for examine B. for examining
C. to examine D. to examining
E. from examining
120. You can win ––––.
A. for practicing B. to practice
C. from practicing D. by practicing
E. by to practice.
121. Make a reservation –––– our 800 number.
A. for calling B. to call C. by call
D. from calling E. by calling
122. Biva lost weight ––––.
A. for hiking B. to hike
C. by hiking D. from hiking
E. to hiking
123. Gloria made a lot of friends –––– in the
cafeteria.
A. to working B. for working
C. to work D. by working
E. from working
124. Choose the correct answer –––– the letter.
A. for marking B. by marking
C. to mark D. from marking
E. with mark
125. The key officials responded ––––.
A. evasive B. evasively
C. in a evasive manner
D. in a manner that was evasive
E. in evasive
126. David knows a great deal ––––.
A. in terms of the situation
B. of the condition of the situation.
C. in terms of condition of the situation
D. about the condition of the situation.

E. about the situation.
127. The Problem was ––––.
A. Very difficult in character
B. Very difficult in nature
C. difficult character
D. difficult nature E. difficult
128. Choose the correct sentence:
A. She is not only famous in the USA but also
abroad.
B. She is not famous only in the USA but abroad
also.
C. She is not only famous in the USA but abroad
also.
D. She is famous not only in the USA but also
abroad.
E. She is famous not in the USA only but also
abroad.
A. The exam tested both listening and to read.
B. The exam tested both to listen and reading.
C. The exam tested both listening and reading.
D. The exam tested both listen and read.
E. The exam tested and listening both reading.
A. He is not only intelligent but also he is
creative
B. He not only is intelligent but also he is
creative
C. Not only he is intelligent but also creative
D. He is not only intelligent but creative also
E. He is not only intelligent but also creative
A. Flying is not only faster but also safer than
traveling.
B. Flying is not only faster but also it is safer
than
traveling.
C. Flying is not faster only but safer also than
traveling.
D. Flying is faster not only safer but also than
traveling.
E. Flying is faster only but safer also than
traveling.
A. He registered for both Engineering and
Mathematics.
B. He registered for both Engineering and to
study
Mathematics.
C. He registered for Engineering and Mathematics
both.
D. He registered for both Engineering and
Mathematics also.
E. He registered for Engineering both and
Mathematics.
133. This is the way ––––.
A. coming the last time
B. come the last time
C. comes the last time
D. to come the last time
E. we came the last time
134. These are the one that––––
A. we bought B. bought C. buy
D. buying E. to buy
135. This book is the one that––––
A. our class B. our class used
C. our class using D. our class use
E. our class to use
136. These are the assignments that––––
A. our teacher giving us
B. our teacher to give us
C. our teacher give
D. our teacher gave us
E. our teacher

137. These are some things that––––
A. ôn‖t un^_rst[n^ B. ô_s not un^_rst[n^
C. î^n‖t un^_rst[n^ D. un^_rst[n^
E. I ôn‖t un^_rst[n^
138. It is a shame that ––––
A. you missing the movie B. you is missing
C. you to miss the movie D. you missed the movie
E. you misses the movie
139. She knows that ––––
A. mistakes in grammar B. mistake ion grammar
C. mistaking in grammar D. to mistake in
grammar
E. she mistakes in grammar
140. He said that–––––
A. going was he wanted B. going was he had
wanted
C. he wanted to go D. wanted to go he
E. go was he wanted
141. I noticed that ––––
A. M[ry‖s [s_n]_ to^[y B. M[ry w[s [s_nt
today
C. Mary absence today D. Mary was absence today
E. Mary absent today
142. The experiment proved that ––––
A. less water for the plants
B. need less water for the plants
C. needing less water for the plants
D. the plants needed less water
E. less water needed for the plants
Answer Keys:
1. d 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. c 6. b 7. c 8. d 9. b 10. a 11. d 12. b 13. c 14. b 15. b 16. d 17. c 18. d
19. c 20. b 21. d 22. A 23. c 24. b 25. d 26. c 27. a 28. c 29. b 30. c 31. a 32. c 33. d 34. d
35. b 36. d 37. a 38. a 39. c 40. b 41. b 42. C 43. a 44. c 45. c 46. d 47. b 48. b 49. a 50. d
51. c 52.b 53.c 54.d 55.b 56.b 57.b 58.c 59.d 60.a 61. a 62. e 63. d 64. a 65.c 66. b 67.c
68. b 69. d 70. e 71. a 72. b 73. b 74. b 75. c 76. b 77. a 78. c 79. a 80. d 81. b 82. b 83. a
84. c 85. b 86. b 87. a 88. b 89. b 90. a 91. a 92. a 93. b 94. b 95. b 96. a 97. b 98. a 99. e
100. c 101. d 102. a 103. a 104. d 105. b 106. b 107. b 108. b 109. b 110. c 111. b 112. c
113. d 114. b 115. c 116. a 117. e 118. b 119. c 120. b 121. c 122. c 123. d 124. b 125. b
126. b 127. b 128. a 129. c 130. e 131. a 132. a 133. e 134. a 135. b 136. d 137.
e 138. d 139. e 140. c 141. b 142. d 143. b 144. c 145. b

1. She looked up ––––– on particularly t
occasion than she had ever done.
A. much beautifully
B. much more beautiful
C. much more beautifully
D. more beautiful
E. far beautifully
2. To ––––– we give the contract is important
them.
A. who B. whom C. whomever
D. whose E. how
3. Coffee and tea ––––– more expensive now.
A. is B. has C. have
D. are E. had.
4. No friend and no relative ––––– for him.
A. cares B. care C. caring
D. are care E. is care.
5. Five dozen ––––– me taka seventy.
A. costs B. costing C. cost
D. has cost E. had cost.
6. We ––––– the assignment three days before
l[st Fri^[y‖s ^_[^lin_.
A. completed B. had completed
C. will complete D. were completing
E. will have completed.
7. Add this amount ––––– that.
A. with B. in C. to D. by E. at
8. He is absorbed ––––– thought.
A. in B. on C. with
D. upon E. at
9. For ––––– this design was prepared is still a
mystery.
A. who B. whom C. whomever
D. whose E. why
10. Choose the synonym of COUNTERFEIT.
A. risk B. fake C. frailty
D. dull E. excessive
A. Rhodendron B. Rhododendron
C. Rhodondron D. Rhodedondron
12. Choose the correct option: -
A. He is one of the best boy of the class.
B. One of the best boys are coming today.
C. He is one of the best boys of the class.
D. One of the best boy has already come.
E. Both a+c.
13. Choose the antonym of AUTHENTIC -
A. Adept B. Counterfeit
C. Brief D. Open
E. Benevolent
A. You are one of the most honest man I have
ever seen.
B. You are more honest than anybody I have
ever seen is.
C. You are more honest than anybody else I have
ever seen is.
D. You are one of the most honest men I have
ever seen.
E. You are one of the more honest men I have
ever seen.
15. He is – of the two pedestrians.
A. better B. best C. the best
D. the better E. c+d.
16. Choose the synonym of RELEVANT.
A. Poverty B. Pertinent

C.Ttimely D. Joy
E. Huge
A. Pomegrante B. Pomegranite
C. Pomgranate D. Pomegranate
18. The more he tried hard to dance –
A. the more he failed
B. the most he failed
C. the less he failed
D. more he failed to do that
E. he failed to do that.
19. He looks ––––– now than he looked before.
A. much careful B. more carefully
C. much more careful D. careful
E. carefully.
20. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Rarely she does well in the examination.
B. Rarely does she well in the examination.
C. Rarely she did well in the examination.
D. Rarely she does not well in the examination.
E. Rarely does she not well in the examination.
21. Your complaint is no different from the last
customer who expected a refund.
A. no different from
B. no different from that of
C. similar to
D. no different than that of
E. the same as.
Correcting the grammatically incorrect part in
the
following sentence, if necessary. (22 - 25)
22. Nobles customarily drunk their wine from
elaborately chased drink horns.
A. drunk B. have drinked
C. drank D. had drunken
E. drinking.
23. ––––– the scene of the accident, I could have
administered first aid to the victims.
A. Had I seen B. If I were
C. If I was D. I should have been
E. I might have been.
24. It is not for you to take responsibility; it is,
rather, me who is the guilty person in this
matter.
A. me who is B. me who am
C. I who is D. I who are
E. I who am.
25. With the exception of him and I, everyone in
class finished the assignment before the bell
rang.
A. I, everyone B. me, everyone
C. my, everyone D. I, one
E. me one.
26. Which is the correct spelling:
A. Anesthesia B. Mediaeval
C. Messenger D. Interruption
E. All of the above.
27. GAGGLE: GEESE
A. Coop: Chickens B. Muzzle: Eggs
C. Gill : Fish D. Swarm: Bees.
E. Almanac: Dates.
28. TEAM: ATHIETES:
A. Game: Series
B. Alliance: Nations
C. Delegates: Alternates
D. Congregation : Preachers
E. Merge: Corporation.
29. AMASS: WEALTH:
A. Lavish: bribes
B. Garner: Grain
C. Disperse: Enemy
D. Refund: Deposit
E. Obese: Corpulent.

30. One argument against the welfare system is
that
it ––––– r_]ipi_nt‖s in^_p_n^_n]_.
A. encourage B. reports C. aids
D. saps E. steps.
31. More ivory is obtained from elephants in
Africa
––––– elephants in Asia.
A. rather than B. more than
C. than from D. as well as
E. from than.
32. Where the suffix has not been properly used:
A. congruent B. inadvertent
C. unbelievable D. both a+b
E. none of these.
33. Find out the incorrect part.
Neither you nor I
A
can realize affect
B
his behavior
will have
C
on his chances for promotion
D
. No error
E
34. If
A
the flag is given
B
to him, Juan and hism
C
should
be of the begining
D
of procession. No error
E
.
35. Neither
A
the reporters nor the editor Were
B
Satisfied with
C
the salary offer made by
D
the
publisher . No error
E
.
36. Which one is correct?
A. Questionnaire B. Resturant
C. Thermometre D. Paralelogram
E. None of these.
37. Which sentence is correct?
A. I will meet Mr. Jane next Sunday.
B. I wish, I had the wings of a bird.
C. I have had my revenge at last.
D. The president and secretary was present in the
meeting.
E. All of these.
38. Before the 1900s., Children ..... in the yards of
their homes and in the streets.
A. playing B. played C. has played
D. are playing E. None.
39. Many critics of plea bargaining ---- it allows
large numbers of criminals to escape
appropriate punishment.
A. believed it B. to believe
C. believing D. believe E. a+b.
40. To get an idea o` [ soil‖s porosity, ---- a small
amount of top in your hand.
A. to rub B. rubbing

C. rubbed D. rub E. None.
41. The risks of developing cancer can ----by not
smoking and by drinking in moderation.
A. be significantly reduced
B. to be significantly reduced
C. significantly reduce
D. to reduce significantly
E. None.
42. Even though many couples ---- smaller
families, the number to births could rise.
A. now having B. now has
C. are now having D. is now having
E. a+b.
43. To make up for losses in revenue, bus
companies ---- service and maintenance.
A. cutting B. tends to cut
C. tending to cut D. tend to cut E. None.
44. City planners in Sr. Paul ––––– models for
building compact towns and cities.
A. proposing B. have proposed
C. proposed D. proposal
E. None.
45. Refrigeration ––––– food spoilage by keeping
temperature near or below freezing
A. prevention B. prevents
C. preventing D. is prevented
E. None.
46. Every year both large and small businesses ––
––– into financial trouble.
A. getting B. gets C. gotten
D. get E. gate.
47. Why ----to sell products?
A. companies have B. do companies have
C. companies do have D. companies did have
E. None.
48. According to comparison which one is
correct?
A. This encyclopedia costs twice more than the
other one.
B. This encyclopedia costs twice so much the
other one
C. This encyclopedia costs twice as much as the
other one
D. This encyclopedia costs twice much more
than the other one.
E. None.
49. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―PACIFIC‖
A. Apathy B. Calm C. Apex
D. Banal E. a+b.
50. Choose the correct synonym of
―MANDATORY‖
A. Massive B. Happy
C. Compulsory D. Reckless
E. a+b
―PARSIMONIOUS‖
A. Economical B. Placid
C. Competent D. Credulous
E. None.
52. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―ABRIDGE‖
A. Adore B. Support
C. Reconcile D. Shorten
E. None.
―PROMINENT‖
A. Disaster B. Easy C. Reclusive
D. Eminent E. None.
54. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SANGUINE‖
A. Pessimistic B. Lazy C. Rash
D. Rage E. None.
55. Choose th_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SHABBY‖
A. Hostile B. Sober C. Astute
D. New E. None.
56. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SCANTY‖

A. Talkative B. Avid C. Copious
D. Jolly E. None.
57. After reading the letter, he ––––– that the
manager was attempting to ––––– a contract
with him.
A. implied --- abrogate B. surmised --- breach
C. inferred -- negotiate D. imposed --- nullify
E. a+b.
58. Mr. Sizer was walking ––––– a wood ––––– a
rainy day.
A. to - or B. trough – on
C. of -- through D. by – in E. None.
59. That is the person ––––– I was speaking –––––
A. whom - with B. whom – to
C. who - with D. who – to E. None.
A. Monologue B. Mountaineer
C. Mushroom D. All of the above
E. None.
61. Find out the incorrect spelling.
A. Predecesor B. Perseverance
C. Pronunciation D. All of the above
E. a+b.
62. Choose the incorrect spelling.
A. Psychology B. Maintenance
C. Progresion D. Miscellaneous
E. None.
63. Find out the incorrect spelling.
A. Redundency B. Rhododendron
C. Rendezvous D. Sagacious
E. None.
A. Penicillin B. Sovereignty
C. Submission D. All of the above
E. None.
A. The speed of this engine is greater than the
old one.
B. The speed of this engine is greater than that of
the old one.
C. The speed of this engine is greatest than that
of the old one.
D. The speed of this engine greater than the old
one
E. Both a + b.
66. Find out the correct option for the underlined
words. Your courage is as great as any other
man in defending your country.
A. as great as any other man.
B. so great as any other man.
C. great like any other man
D. as great as that of any other man
E. as that of any man.
67. Find the correct option.
A. These two lines are more parallel the others.
B. These two lines are parallel and the others are
not.
C. The box is more square than the other.
D. both a+c E. both b+c.
68. The food in my country is very ––––– that in
our country.
A. different B. different than
C. different from D. differ
E. differ from
69. Which word is ]orr_]t witb ―Pr_`ix‖ ―im‖?
A. mortal B. measurable
C. possible D. mature
E. All of the above.
70. Noun o` tb_ wor^ ‗APPROVE‘ is —
A. Approving B. Approved
C. Approveness D. Approval E. None.
71. Which one is a correct sentence?
A. I am going for a walk daily.
B. He has just come here yesterday.

C. I go for a walk daily.
D. He has just come here. E. Both c + d.
A. The sky was blackker than coal
B. The color of her eyes was more misty.
C. Antarctica is the most lonely place on earth.
D. None of the above E. a+b.
A. Her look was more glassier than the sunshine.
B. Sandra sat nearer to the window than I.
C. The bridge was as narrow as a lane
D. Both b+c E. None.
It wasn‖t so [^ ––––– we expected.
A. that B. than C. as
His assignment is different ––––– mine.
A. from B. than C. as
D. to E. for.
A. The university is farther than the mall.
B. The more you practice your steps will be more
perfect.
C. To^[y is bott_r tb[n y_st_r^[y‖s.
D. Both a+c
E. None.
No animal is so big ––––– the blue whale.
A. than B. from C. but
D. as E. to.
A. Tb_ `irst st_p is tb_ most import[nt o` [ll‖
B. The Mexico earthquake of 1985 was far
worser than that of 1979
C. Nannu is as cleverer as bulbul.
A. Of the four exams this one was the harder.
B. This job is more boring than the previous one.
C. She looks as pretty as a doll.
D. All of the above E. None.
The second half of the book is ––––– exciting –
–––– the first.
A. as, so B. so, as
C. more, than D. as much, than
E. None.
A. Steve reads more quickly than his brother.
B. She does twice as much work as her brother.
C. The more he rowed the boat, the farther he
got
away.
D. Both b + c E. a+c.
A. You have more experience than anybody
applying for the post.
B. Who is the more famous novelist in the
country?
C. The museum is farther away of the three
building.
D. All of the above E. None.
We received no notification prior ––––– the
event.
A. as B. than C. to
D. at E. it.
84. Choose the correct sentence.
A. The former world cup champion France failed
to show their prowess.
B. One of the more upper rooms is damaged.
C. I chose neither them.
D. All of the above

E. None.
The ––––– part of the address contained some
important points.
A. later. B. latter. C. more late.
A. This summary is the best of the pair.
B. My last test was bad than this one.
C. We have little gas this year than we had last
year.
A. Many of us does office work.
B. The painting will be awarded to whomever
sells the most tickets.
C. Several of them have arrived already.
Read the following passage carefully and
answer the questions:
It is ironic that, migratory birds, fondly called
―au_st ir^s‖ [r_ `[r `rom tr_[t_^ witb bospit[lity
and instead are often trapped poisoned; Shot
^_[^ y uns]rupulous ―bosts‖ in B[nal[^_sb. A
good number of winter ducks, geese and
shorebirds
perish here every year. This happens
mainly because of a small number of affluent
people who see these birds as a delicacy to
satisfy their greedy palates rather than as the
invaluable international treasures that they are.
Statistics show that the
number of these birds have been declining
rapidly over the past few years. It is the lack of
awareness in the society that is leading to the sad
demise of the bird population. The only way to
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save the birds is to create a strong awareness
among people from all walks of life through
different initiatives and management programs.
88. An appropriate title for this passage is -
A. Guest birds: the beauty of nature
B. Guest birds: the international resource
C. Guest birds: threatened by human predators
D. Guest birds: on the verge of extinction
E. None.
89. ―Ironi]‖ m_[ns -
A. Satirical B. Chronic C. Annoyed
D. Capsize E. None.
90. ―Hospit[lity‖ is -
A. Verb B. Adjective C. Noun
D. Adverb E. a+b.
91. What is responsible for decreasing the
number of guest bird?
A. P_opl_‖s [``lu_n]_
B. Human greed
C. Lack of awareness
D. The climate
E. Capsize.
92. Winter ducks, geese and shore birds perish
because -
A. They become the food of opulent people
B. It is the rule of nature that they will perish
C. They have got a very short life-span
D. Their destiny is written like this
E. Both b+c.
93. ―P[l[t_‖ is [ t_rm r_l[t_^ to -
A. painting B. relaxation
C. taste D. hardship of life
E. a+b.
94. Adje]tiv_ o` ―^_li][]y‖ is -
A. Dedicating B. Delectable C. Deity
D. Delicate E. None.
95. ―T_rril_‖ m_[ns -

A. unenviable B. dreadful
C. rival D. potential
E. None
96. Five ounces of skim milk contains ––––– the
same volume of regular milk.
A. more than protein as
B. more protein than
C. more protein
D. as more protein
E. None
97. The mass of insects on Earth is ––––– all
other
land animals combined.
A. greater than that of
B. as large as
C. more greater
D. broader than the one of
E. None.
98. Everest being the highest, K2 is –––––
mountain peak in the world.
A. the second of the B. of the second highest
C. the second highest of the level
D. the second highest E. None.
99. ––––– on an airplanes wings, the less the
resistance on the craft and the greater its full
efficiency.
A. The smaller the amount drag
B. The smaller drag
C. If the smaller the amount of drag
D. The smaller the amount of drag
E. a+b.
100. Humans reach physical maturity more slowly
than –––––
A. most other large mammals were
B. most other large mammals
C. does most other large mammals
D. the most other large mammals.
E. a+c.
101. Though they travel ––––– central America,
the swallows always make a punctual return
to the mission in Capistrano.
A. far away as B. far as away
C. as far away as D. away as far
E. None.
102. Even With vast research, there is still a great
deal that is ––––– known about the workings
of the human brain.
A. neither B. none C. no
D. not E. None.
103. Seldom ––––– games been of practical use in
playing real games.
A. theories of mathematics
B. theorized as mathematics
C. has the mathematical theory of
D. the mathematical theory has
104. A microscope can reveal vastly ––––– detail
than is visible to the naked eye.
A. than B. than more
C. more than D. more
105. Andy Warhol was ––––– in the Pop Art
movement who was known for his multiimage
silk-screen paintings.
A. that one of a leading figure
B. a leading figure
C. leading figures
D. who leads figures
106. The air inside a house or office building
often
has higher concentrations of contaminants ––
––– heavily polluted outside air.
A. than does B. more
C. as some that are D. like of

107. The decimal numeral system is one of the ––
––
– ways of expressing numbers.
A. us_ùl most worl^‖s
B. worl^‖s most us_ùl
C. us_ùl worl^‖s most
D. most worl^‖s us_ùl
108. Not only ––––– to determine the depth of
the
ocean floor, but it is also used to locate oil.
A. to use seismology
B. is seismology used
C. seismology is used
D. using seismology
109. The United States spends more money on
advertising ––––– country in the world.
A. other B. other than
C. than any other D. while other
110. Tommy was one –––––
A. of the happy childs of his class
B. of the happiest child in the class
C. child who was the happiest of all the class
D. of the happiest children in the class
111. Last year, Matt earned ––––– his brother,
who has a better position.
A. twice as much as
B. twice more than
C. twice as many as
D. twice as more as
112. There were two small rooms in the beach
house, ––––– served as a kitchen.
A. the smaller of which
B. the smallest of which
C. the smaller of them
D. smallest of that
113. Cuba is ––––– sugar-growing areas in the
world.
A. one of the larger B. one of largest
C. one of the largest D. largest
114. The facilities of the older hospital –––––.
A. is as good or better than the new hospital
B. are as good or better that the new hospital
C. are as good as or better than the new hospital
D. are as good as or better than those of the new
hospital
115. The more she worked, –––––
A. the less she achieved
B. she achieved not enough
C. she did not achieve enough
D. she was achieving less
116. The classes at Dhaka University are–– at
State
University.
A. different
B. different from
C. different from those
D. different than
E. different than those
117. The English that is spoken in Canada is ––––
–
the United States.
A. Similar
B. similar to
C. Similar to the
D. Similar to that of
E. Similar to those of
118. Find the correct sentence
A. Drugstores here are not like those at home.
B. Drugstores here are not like at home.
C. Drugstores here are not like that at home.
D. Drugstores here are not like that those at
home.
E. Drugstores her are not like than those at
home.

119. The time in Dhaka city ––––– three minutes
from that of khulna city.
A. different B. differs
C. different from D. differs from
E. different than
120. Her qualifications are better ––––– any other
candidate
A. than those B. than that of
C. those D. than those of
E. than
121. Pro`_ssor B[k_r‖s ]l[ss is –– Professor
williams.
A. more interesting than
B. much interesting than
C. more interesting than that of
D. very interesting than that of
E. more interesting than those of
122. The audience is ––––– l[st y_[r‖s ]on]_rt
A. much larger than that of
B. more larger than that of
C. much larger than that
D. more larger than that
E. much larger than those of
123. The rooms in the front are ––––– in the back
A. more noisier than those
B. much noisier than those
C. much noisy than those
D. more noisy than those
E. much noisier than that
124. Find the correct sentence
A. The interest at city Bank is higher than Sonali
Bank
B. The interest at city Bank is higher than that of
Sonali Bank
C. The interest at city Bank is higher than those
of Sonali Bank
D. The interest at city bank is higher than Sonali
Bank
E. The interest at City Bank is more high than
that of Sonali Bank
125. That car is almost ------- .
A. the same B. alike
C. the same as mine D. the same as
E. similar
126. My briefcase is exactly –––––.
A. similar B. alike
C. the same yours D. the same as yours
E. the same as you
127. Is your book –––––.
A. the same mine? B. the same as me?
C. the same as mine? D. similar as as
E. as
128. Are this picture and the one of your desk–––
–.
A. the same? B. similar to ?
C. the same as ? D. alike E. None
129. The teacher gave Martha a failing grade on
her composition because it was ––––– he had
already read.
A. alike B. the same as
C. similar D. as E. none
130. Altbouab w_ o`t_n us_ ‗sp__^‘ [n^
‗v_lo]ity‘
interchangeably, in [ t_]bni][l s_ns_, ‗sp__^‘
is not always ––––– ‗v_lo]ity‘
A. alike B. the same as
C. similar D. as E. none
131. I would really like to have a stereo that is ––
––
– the one on display.
A. similar B. alike
C. similar to D. similar as
E. the same

132. My roomm[t_‖s v[lu_s [r_ ––––– in spite of
our being from different countries.
A. similar B. similar to me
C. similar to mine D. similar as mine
E. similar mine
133. Cli``‖s al[ss_s [r_ –––––, but his cost a lot
less.
A. similar B. similar to you
C. similar to your D. similar as yours
E. similar to yours
134. That joke is ––––– that I heard.
A. similar B. alike
E. the same
135. All of the other departments are ––––– this
one.
A. similar B. alike
E. the same
136. The vegetation in temperate zones all around
the world is ––––.
A. similar B. like
C. same as D. as E. similar to
137. The weather feels ––––– spring.
A. like to B. like as
C. like D. alike E. as
138. This suit is ––––– that suit.
C. like D. alike E. as like
139. Your recipe for chicken is ––––– a recipe
that
my mother has.
140. I want to buy some shoes ––––– the ones I
have.
141. Antbony ^o_sn‖t look ––––– his brother.
142. Although they are smaller, chipmunks are ––
–
––most other ground squirrels,
143. I want to buy a pair of shoes ––––– tb_s_ I‖m
wearing.
A. the same style B. the same style like
C. the same style as D. same style as
E. same style like
144. This is not ––––– he rest of the apartments.
A. the same big like B. the same big as
C. same big as D. same big like
E. the same big
145. The gold chain that Edith saw is ––––– yours.
A. the same weight like B. the same weight
C. same weight like D. the same weight as
E. same weight as
146. Please cut my hair ––––– he style in this
magazine.
A. the same length B. the same length like
C. the same length as D. same length like
E. same length as
147. Is this thread ––––– the cloth?
A. the same color B. the same color like
C. same color as D. same color like
E. the same color as
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148. Some retirement communities will not sell
property to new residents unless they are
about –––– the rest of the residents.
A. the same age B. the same old
C. the same age as D. the same old as

E. all of the above
149. M[ry‖s jo is ––––– ill‖s.
A. as hard B. as hard as
C. as hard that D. hard as
E. as hardly as
150. Miss Jon_‖s Enalisb is not ––––– Dr. B[k_r‖s.
A. as clear B. as clear as
C. as clear that D. clear as
E. as clearly as
151. He is not ––––– his brother.
A. as tall B. as tall as
C. as tall that D. tall as
E. as tall like
152. The meat at the supermarket is not –––––
the
meat at a butcher shop.
A. as expensive B. as expensive as
C. as expensive that D. expensive as
E. as expensive like
153. College Station is not ––––– Austin.
A. as big B. as big as
C. as big that D. big as
E. as big like
154. Although the name was not popularized until
the Middle Ages, engineering –––––
civilization.
A. as old as B. is as old as
C. that is old as D. as old as that
E. A+B
155. Although they are both weekly news
magazines, Times is ––––– Newsweek in
several ways.
A. differ B. different
C. different from D. different than
E. more different than
156. The watch in the window is a little ––– this
one.
157. Long distance telephone rates for daytime
hours are ––––– rates for nighttime hours.
158. A nursery school is ––––– a day care center.
159. The tour packages that we offer are –––––
most tours.
160. The works of Picasso were quite –––– during
various periods of his artistic life.
161. Sharon is ––––– other women I know.
162. Do you have anything a little ––––– these?
163. The campus at State University ––––– that of
City College.
A. differs B. differs from
E. differs than
164. J[yn_‖s [p[rtm_nt is v_ry ––––– Bill‖s _v_r
though they are in the same building.

165. Customs ––––– one region of the country to
another.
A. differ B. differ from
C. different from D. differ than
E. differ than
166. Modern blimps like the famous Goodyear
blimps –––––– the first ones in that they are
filled with helium instead of hydrogen.
A. differ from B. different from
C. is different from D. different E. differ
than
167. This one is prettier, but it costs twice –––––
the other one.
A. so much as B. as much as
C. as many as D. more than
E. as much that
168. The rent at College Apartment is only half ––
–
–– you pay here.
E. as much that
169. Bob found a job that paid twice ––––– he
made working at the library.
E. as much that
170. The prince was very reasonable; I would
gladly have paid three times ––––– he asked.
E. as much that
171. W_ ^i^n‖t uy tb_ ][r _][us_ tb_y w[nt_^
twice ––––– it was worth.
E. as much that
172. After the purchase of the Louisiana Territory,
the United States had ––––– it had previously
owned.
A. twice more land than
B. two times more land than
C. twice as much land as
D. two times much land than E. A+B
173. ––––– people came to the meeting.
A. More one hundred
B. More than one hundred
C. More then one hundred
D. Much than one hundred
E. Most than one hundred
174. We have lived in the United States for –––––
seven years.
A. lesser than B. the lesser than
C. less as D. less than E. less then
175. The main library has ––––– volumes.
A. More one million
B. Most than one million
C. More then one million
D. Much than one million
E. More than one million
176. A new shopping center on the north side
will
have ––––– shops
A. More five hundred
B. More than five hundred
C. More then five hundred
D. Much than five hundred
E. Most than five hundred
177. There are ––––– students in the lab, but only
two computers.
A. More fifty B. More than fifty

C. More then fifty D. Much than fifty
E. Most than fifty
178. In the Great Smoke Mountains, one can see –
–
––– 150 different kinds of trees.
A. more than B. as much as
C. up as D. as many to
E. all of the above
179. We expect ––––– thirty people to come.
A. approximate B. until
C. as many as D. more
E. as much as
180. There are ––––– students attending summer
school.
A. approximate B. more
C. as much as D. until
E. as many as
181. The children can see ––––– baby animals in
the nursery at the zoo.
A. more B. as much as
C. as many as D. approximate
E. until
182. –––– planes have sat in line waiting to take
off.
A. as many as B. approximate
C. more D. until E. as much as
183. State University offers ––––– major fields of
study.
A. as much as B. approximate
C. as many as D. until E. more
184. It has been estimated that ––––– one
hundred
thousand men participated in the gold rush of
1898.
A. approximate B. until
C. as many as D. more E. as much as
185. This room is ––––– the other one.
A. more spacious as
B. more spacious than
C. more spacious then
D. the more spacious than
E. most spacious than
186. The bill which we received was ––––– the
estimate.
A. the highest B. higher than
C. the higher than D. higher then
E. higher as
187. Eileen has been ––––– lately than she was
when she first came.
A. happier B. more happy
C. happiest D. the happier
E. the happiest
188. The books for my engineering course are
more ––––– the books for my other courses.
A. expensive as B. expensive than
C. expensive then D. much expensive than
E. expensiveness than
189. The climate here is ––––– that of New
England.
A. mild than B. milder as
C. the milder then D. milder than
E. much mild than
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190. The Disney Amusement Park in Japan is ––––
Florida or California.
A. the largest than the ones in
B. larger than the ones in C. larger the ones in
D. the largest of the ones E. A+D
191. She is ––––– of all of the girls in our class.
A. the prettier B. prettier
C. prettiest D. the prettiest
E. the most pretty
192. New York is ––––– of all American cities.
A. the larger B. the largest

C. largest D. large E. larger
193. Of all of the candidates, Alex is probably –––
–
.
A. less qualified B. least qualified
C. the least qualified D. the less qualified
E. qualified
194. Although there are a number of interesting
findings, ––––– results are in the abstract.
A. the most significant B. the more significant
C. more significant D. most significant
E. significant
195. In my opinion, ––––– place in Oregon is
Mount Hood.
A. the more beautiful B. more beautiful
C. the most beautiful D. most beautiful
E. beautiful
196. The blue whale is –––– known animal,
reaching a length of more than one hundred
feet.
A. the large B. the larger
C. the largest D. most largest
E. all of the above
197. The lab is ––––– from the bus stop than the
library.
A. farthest B. the farthest
C. the farther D. more farther
E. farther
198. ––––– accident in the history of the city
occurred last night on the North Freeway.
A. The worse B. The worst
C. Worst D. Worse E. Most
worse
199. These photographs are very good, but that
one is ––––– of all.
A. the better B. better
C. the best D. best E. much best
200. Please give me ––––– sugar than you did last
time.
A. much B. little
C. fewer D. more E. the most
201. This composition is ––––– than your last one.
A. better B. best
C. the better D. better
E. good
202. ––––– apples are grown in Washington State.
A. Best B. The most good
C. The best D. The better
E. Better
203. Professor Tucker was pleased because our
group approached the project ––––– the
others.
A. most scientifically than
B. more scientifically than
C. the more scientifically than
D. scientifically as
E. scientifically than
204. This train always leaves ––––– the time on
the
schedule.
A. later than B. latter than
C. the later than D. the latest
E. latest
205. Tb_ stu^_nts in Dr. N_[l‖s ]l[ss ]ompl[in_^ –
–––– about the grading system.
A. the more bitterly B. most bitterly
C. the most bitterly D. much bitterly
E. bitterly
206. I wish we could see each other –––––.
A. more frequent B. most frequently
C. more frequently D. the more frequently
E. the most frequently
207. He drivers ––––– she does.
A. faster than B. fastest

C. the faster D. the fastest
E. fast than
208. Many chemicals react ––––– in acid solutions.
A. more quick B. more quickly
C. quicklier D. as quickly more
E. A+B
209. ––––– you study during the semester, –––––
you have to study the week before exams.
A. The more, the least B. The more, the less
C. The most, the less D. The lesser, the less
E. More, the less
210. ––––– we finish, ––––– we can leave.
A. The faster, the sooner
B. The fastest, the sooner
C. Faster, sooner
D. The fastest, the soonest
E. The faster, sooner
211. The less one earns, –––––
A. the less one must pay in income taxes
B. one must pay fewer income taxes
C. less one must pay in income taxes
D. the least one must pay in income taxes
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E. the lesser one must pay in income taxes
212. –––––, the better you will do it.
A. More you practice speaking
B. The more you practice speaking
C. The most you practice speaking
D. You practice speaking more
E. You practice speaking the most
213. It is generally true that the lower the stock
market falls, –––––
A. hither the price of gold rises
B. the price of gold rises high
C. the higher the price of gold rises
D. rises high the price of gold
E. all of the above

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