On the TOEFL Test
- Camels store water _________ of fat in their
humps.
a)
with
the form
b)
in
the form
c)
by
the form
d)
form
- Tears contain an antiseptic that helps protect
our eyes_______ infection.
a)
from
bacterial
b)
in
bacterial
c)
bacterial
d)
with
bacterial
- So far only two other of your own neighboring
planets_________ the solar system have been visited unmanned spacecraft.
a)
by
b)
that
they are in
c)
in
d)
they
are by
- The behavior of many volcanoes _______ predict,
especially the more explosive types.
a)
are
b)
is
c)
that
d)
being
- _______
more than 2,000 minerals are known, nearly all rocks are formed
from seven mineral groups.
a)
Although
b)
However
c)
Despite
d)
Since
- Alexader Granham Bell worked with deaf students
before _________ the first telephone in 1876.
a)
designed
b)
was
designed
c)
to
design
d)
designing
- An enzyme works by coming in contact with a
particular substance, ________ with it, and charging it.
a)
combine
b)
combining
c)
it
combines
d)
to
combine
- Foods of
animal origin generally supply greater amounts of iron to the diet
than_______.
a)
are
foods of plant origin
b)
foods
of plant origins
c)
do
foods of plan origin
d)
plant
origin foods
- __________
energy for growth or repair, a plant must carry out photosynthesis.
a)
To
obtain
b)
It
obtains
c)
It
is obtaining
d)
Obtaining
- Nicotine,__________
found in tobacco, is named after the French diploma Jean Nicot.
a)
It
is a chemical compound
b)
is a chemical compound
c)
a
chemical compound
d)
chemical
compound is
- __________
the world’s most successful artificial language.
a)
As
Esperanto is
b)
That
Esperanto
c)
It
is Esperanto
d)
Esperanto
- ________
food we eat lacks minerals, then the body can use the stores from its
bones for more urgent needs.
a)
As
the
b)
If
the
c)
The
since
d)
Since
- _____________
an organism to became a fossil.
a)
Rarely
b)
It
is rare
c)
Rare
is
d)
It
is rare for
- Among sea
horses, _________ carries and hatches the eggs in a special breeding
pouch.
a)
it
is the male which
b)
the
male it
c)
it
is the male
d)
the
male who
- The thyroid gland, _________, is located in
the neck.
1. where the hormone thyroxine
is produced
2. where produced is the houmone
thyroxine
3. the hormone thyroxine is
produced there
4. at which is produced the
hormone thyroxine
- According to legend, Besty Ross was the woman
________ the first American stars and stripes flag.
1. whom she made
2. made
3. who made
4. and she made
- Pumpkin seeds, ______ protein and iron, are a
popular snack.
1. that
2. provide
3. which
4. which provide
- The spinal cord is a long, thick bundle of
nerves ___________ from the brain to the lower part of the back.
- that runs
- is running
- it run
- whom it runs
- The pepper plants bears a small green berry
_______ red as it ripens.
1) which
2) turns
3) it turns
4) that it turns
- Paper is made from cellulose fibers,
____________ in all cells.
1) are
2) which are
3) they are
4) which they are
- Pumpkin seeds, __________ protein and iron,
are a popular snack.
1) that
2) provide
3) which
4) which provide
- __________ laser beam can be moved easily in all directions,
it can be used for highly accurate cutting in industry.
1) Because of
2) It is a
3) A
4) As a
- After Macro _______ his degree, he plans to
seek employment in an engineering firm.
1) will finish
2) will have finished
3) fishes
4) is finishing
- By the time Cotte leaves work today, the
_________ the budget report.
1) will finish
2) will have finished
3) has finished
4) finishes
- _____
____ Herman Melville is now regarded as one of American’s finest
writers, his greatest workers mystified readers in his own lifetime.
1) It is despite
2) Despite
3) Even though
4) In spite of
Ø Identify
the one underlined that much be changed in order to correct one.
- Behavior therapy uses rewards
and punishments to encourage patients to act in a way healthier.
- The pony Express from 1860 to
1861 became one of the most colorful episodes in American post
history.
- The pioneer raised corn
as their chief crop because they kept well in any season and could
be used in many ways.
- A coral reef in millions
of tiny coral polyps which are a form of small animal related to
anemones and jellyfishes.
- Psychologist use standardized
tests to help measure abilities, aptitudes interesting,
and personality traits.
- Meriwether Lewis and William
Clark were commissioned by the U.S government to map the lands
between St. Louis to the Pacific.
- As
a pure white sugar, dextrose used mainly in candy, baked goods, and
canned goods.
- Paul Dunbar wrote poetry in standard
English about tradition poetic subjects and about the heroes of
black American.
- American pioneer did
water systems from logs with holes bored through their centers.
- Polls following
scientific procedures began in 1935 with the experiment nationwide
surveys of George Gallup and Elm Roper.
- Off all seashore plants,
seaweeds are best able to tolerate long periods out of water, followed by
long periods covering by water.
- The fruit of the plantain
looks much like a banana, whether it is not so sweet and so
pleasing in flavor.
- White blood cells live
only for a few days; they are poisoned by the bacteria in which they
capture.
- A mainframe computer is large
and is usually used to operate a network of another computer.
- Ancient Egyptians used
asbestos to weave funeral garments for king and other/another important
person.
- Asbestos has so/such many
properties that it was used in all modern building.
- Marie Curie made/did a great
contribution to science through her discovery of radium, although it
proved fatal to her.
- Insufficient
protein in the diet any cause a lack of
energy, stunted growth, and lowering resistance to disease.
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