front 1 Which statement best describes the author's feelings about the circus?A.Implies that only children enjoy the experience. B.Recommends attending a circus. C.Believes the circus evokes excitement and wonder in people of all ages. D.Thinks that modern circuses cannot compare to ancient Roman spectacles. | back 1
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front 2 What is the definition of "cavorting" in the second paragraph?
| back 2 2.Running and jumping. |
front 3 What information is given in the paragraph?
| back 3 3.The Romans staged extravaganzas. |
front 4 Why is making counterfeit copies of the one-dollar bill difficult?
| back 4 1.The formula for the ink used is kept a secret. |
front 5 By writing this passage, the author intended to
| back 5 3.share some little known facts about the one-dollar bill. |
front 6 What is implied by the message, The One Dollar Bill? | back 6 It is a fabulously historical document |
front 7 We often accidentally wash dollar bills, why is that not a problem? | back 7 Because the dollar bills are made of cotton and linen, so they wash easily |
front 8 In the third sentence of the passage, the word minute means? | back 8 Extremely small |
front 9 How often are the Summer Olympic Games held?
| back 9 3.Every four years. |
front 10 Where were the Games held in 2008?
| back 10 2.China. |
front 11 What is the meaning of the word "roots" as used in the third paragraph?
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front 12 What is the main reason that athletes want to participate in the Olympics?
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front 13 Which statement is supported by the passage?
| back 13 3.in the 1600s, some believed that coffee caused erectile dysfunction. |
front 14 Which statement is supported by the passage?
| back 14 2.Published studies have found that drinking coffee may increase the risk of heart attack |
front 15 Which statement is a detail from the passage?
| back 15 3.CNN reported that coffee was viewed as a health food by many. |
front 16 What is the meaning of the word insomnia as mentioned in the third paragraph?
| back 16 1.Difficulty sleeping. |
front 17 What is the main idea of the passage?
| back 17 3.Public opinion on the health effects of coffee has changed over time. |
front 18 When taking a subjective examination, you will find questions like.
| back 18 5.Definitions |
front 19 Compared to objective exams, essay test contain:
| back 19 4.Fewer questions |
front 20 From the article the reader can conclude that a test containing true-false question is called:
| back 20 4.Objective. |
front 21 Compared to objective exams, subjective tests contain:
| back 21 2.Fewer questions. |
front 22 In answering subjective questions the student should,
3.Write out the words-true or false 4.Capitalize the matching letters | back 22 2.Keep it brief and specific |
front 23 When taking an exam, you should divide your time
| back 23 2.To allow more time for the difficult questions |
front 24 In the above passage, the word "subjective" refers to test questions that:
| back 24 4.Require you to write your own answer |
front 25 The author's reason for writing this piece seems to be to:
| back 25 4.Inform the reader. |
front 26 In this passage, the word "embark" means to:
| back 26 2.begin an undertaking. |
front 27 What body of water does The Golden Gate Bridge cross?
| back 27 2.Golden Gate Strait. |
front 28 Why was the roadway so dangerous to build?
| back 28 4.If the road wasn't balanced, it would collapse. |
front 29 4.Which part of the bridge was built first -Anchorages | back 29 Anchorages |
front 30 1.Which statement from the selection presents a fact rather than an opinion?
| back 30 2.Harsh voice qualities usually come from too much tension in the throat and jaw. |
front 31 What is stated in this paragraph?
| back 31 3.Women make less appealing political candidates. |
front 32 3.The information presented is
| back 32 3.slanted against people with piercing voices |
front 33 The author seems to:
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front 35 Which literary genre best defines this passage?
| back 35 2.Narrative nonfiction. |
front 36 According to the passage, which statement is false?
| back 36 4.Puffy, cotton clouds are the result of a heating process. |
front 37 Which sentence uses the word laden the same as in the passage?
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front 38 Which transitional expression best replaces the underlined word in the following sentence: "Ultimately, condensation happens when water vapor cools."
| back 38 3.Furthermore. |
front 39 What is the meaning of the word composed in the first paragraph?
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front 40 What is the main idea of this passage?
| back 40 3.The different components of the water cycle are precipitation, evaporation, and condensation. The explanation of the different components of the water cycle |
front 41 Which statement is not a detail from the passage?
| back 41 4.Condensation fails to happen when water vapor cools and changes back into droplets of liquid. |
front 42 What was the author's primary purpose for writing this essay?
| back 42 4.To inform the reader about the stages of the water cycle |
front 43 What can the reader conclude from this passage about ponds and lakes?
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front 44 Knowing that the cooling of water vapor results in condensation, one could conclude that _______ is/are a factor in the evaporation process.
| back 44 2.Heat |
front 45 The passage states that phobias can cause physical ailments. Which are examples of those physical ailments?
| back 45 2.Ulcers and high blood pressure. |
front 46 According to the passage, which of the following are types of phobias?
| back 46 2.Specific Phobias, Panic Disorder ,Social Phobia |
front 47 What does the author want the reader to know about phobias?
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front 48 The author suggests several ways to deal with phobias. Which is not a strategy to deal with phobias?
| back 48 2.Taking medication. |
front 49 The passage says that having fears is normal and good. According to the passage, why is having a phobia not normal and good? Because phobias
| back 49 2.are extreme and unreasonable. |
front 50 When the author wrote this passage, he/she intended
| back 50 2.to explain insomnia and propose some solution for the condition. |
front 51 What is stated in the passage?
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front 52 Which is a solution to insomnia?
| back 52 2.Developing good sleep habits and taking herbs and spices. |
front 53 Insomnia affects intellectual abilities because it
| back 53 2.causes a deficit in memory, concentration, and attention. |
front 54 Throughout this passage the word suit means
| back 54 1.Any of the four sets into which a deck of cards is divided. |
front 55 In the passage, a trick is described as
| back 55 3.A collection of one card played by each of four players. |
front 56 The author wants the reader to feel
| back 56 3.confident and excited about learning the game of bridge |
front 57 The passage explicitly states
| back 57 2.that the highest card within the "trump" suit always wins the trick. |
front 58 The passage implies that
| back 58 4.playing bridge requires concentration. |
front 59 What is implied by this paragraph?
| back 59 3.We should eat and drink in reasonable quantities. |
front 60 The author seems to
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front 61 The information presented in this article is
| back 61 2.against eating and drinking. |
front 62 As used in the last sentence of this paragraph, the term "concomitant" means
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front 63 The passage implies that:
| back 63 3.there is a crisis in numbers management in the healthcare industry. |
front 64 According to the passage, why are more and more people using emergency rooms for minor illnesses?
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front 65 Which statement from the passage is an opinion, rather than a fact?
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front 66 According to the passage, why are insurance companies raising insurance rates?
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front 67 In sentence number three, the word premium means:
| back 67 1.An amount to be paid for an insurance policy. |
front 68 The paragraph states that both labor and management------
| back 68 2.can benefit from a well-designed factory. |
front 69 The paragraph suggests that the purpose of a factory layout is for:
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