Multiple Choice For sentence
completion, choose the answer that correctly completes the sentence. For error identification, choose
the underlined portion of the sentence that is not correct.
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Most folk songs are ballads ___ have simple words and tell simple
stories.
A. | what | C. | who | B. | although | D. | that |
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After its introduction in 1969, the float process ___ the world’s
principal method of manufacturing flat sheets of glass.
A. | by which it became | C. | became | B. | it became | D. | which became |
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Dolphins lack vocal chords, but they have a large, oil-filled
organ called the “melon” which with they can produce a wide variety of
sounds.
A. | lack | C. | which with | B. | oil-filled | D. | they can |
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In 1850 Yale University established Sheffield Scientific School, ___.
A. | engineers were educated there | C. | in which were engineers
educated | B. | where engineers were educated | D. | where were engineers
educated |
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There are thousands of kinds of bacteria, many of whom are
beneficial.
A. | thousands | C. | whom | B. | many | D. | beneficial |
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The Ringling Brothers were five brothers which built a small group of
performers into the world’s largest circus.
A. | which | C. | the world’s | B. | performers | D. | largest |
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Most beans ___ are a form of kidney bean.
A. | that are cultivated in the United States | C. | are cultivated in the United States
they | B. | their cultivation in the United States | D. | they are cultivated in the United
States |
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In addition to being a naturalist, Stewart E. White was a writer ___ the
struggle for survival on the American frontier.
A. | whose novels describe | C. | his novels describe | B. | he describes in his novels | D. | who, describing in his
novels |
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Diamonds are often found in rock formations called pipes, ___ the throats of
extinct volcanoes.
A. | in which they resemble | C. | they have resemblance to | B. | which
resemble | D. | that
resemble |
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William Samuel Johnson, who helped write the Constitution,
become the first president of Columbia University in 1787.
A. | who | C. | become | B. | write | D. | the first |
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Seals appear clumsy on the land, ___ are able to move short distances faster
than most people can run.
A. | but they | C. | they | B. | which they | D. | which |
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The Pritzker Prize is given every year to architects their work
benefits humanity and the environment.
A. | every year | C. | benefits | B. | their | D. | the environment |
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The instrument panel of a light airplane has at least a dozen instruments
___.
A. | which the pilot must watch | C. | which the pilot must watch
them | B. | what the pilot must watch | D. | such that the pilot must watch them |
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A keystone species is a species of plant or animal ___ absence has a major
effect on an ecological system.
A. | that its | C. | whose | B. | its | D. | with its |
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Active stocks are stocks they are frequently bought and
sold.
A. | stocks | C. | frequently | B. | they are | D. | sold |
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Pipettes are glass tubes, open at both ends, which chemists use
them to transfer small volumes of liquid.
A. | at both | C. | use them | B. | which | D. | volumes |
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The size and shape of a nail depends primarily on the function ___
intended.
A. | which it is | C. | which it is for | B. | for which it is | D. | for which is |
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Gene Krupa had one of the few big band that was centered
around a drummer.
A. | the few | C. | that | B. | band | D. | around |
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In geometry, a tangent is a straight line ___ a curve at only one point.
A. | it touches | C. | its touching | B. | whose touching | D. | that touches |
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There are many species of plants and animals that they are
peculiar to Hawaii.
A. | There | C. | that they | B. | many species | D. | peculiar |
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It was the ragtime pianist Scott Joplin ___ the Maple Leaf Rag, perhaps
the best known of all ragtime tunes.
A. | wrote | C. | who wrote | B. | the writer of | D. | writing |
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Today scientists obtain the informations which they use to
make weather predictions chiefly from satellites.
A. | Today | C. | which they | B. | informations | D. | chiefly from |
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Smoke jumpers are ___ descend into remote areas by parachute to fight forest
fires.
A. | firefighters | C. | who, as firefighters | B. | when firefighters | D. | firefighters
who |
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There are over 2,000 varieties of snakes, ___ are harmless to humans.
A. | mostly they | C. | most of which | B. | most of them | D. | which most |
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s best known book ___ she urges women to become
financially independent.
A. | is Women and Economics, in which | C. | is Women and Economics,
which | B. | Women and Economics, in which | D. | which is Women and
Economics |
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