PETERSON TOEFL PBT PRACTICE TEST 2 PART 3

16.    Automobiles begun (A) to be equipped with (B) built-in (C) around (D) 1930.

17.   The thread used in (A) knitting may be (B) woollen yarn, cotton, or (C)synthetic fabric threads such rayon (D).

18.    All (A) mammals have (B) hair, but not (C)  always (D) evident.

19.    Asparagus grows well (A) in soil that (B) is too much (C) salty for most (D) crops to grow.

20.   A professor (A) of economic (B) and history of Atlanta University, W.E.B. Du Bois promoted full (C) racial equality (D).

21.    Bubbles of (A) air in ice cream make it (B) soft and enough smooth (C) to eat (D).

22.    However (A) type of raw materials (B) are used in making (C) paper, the process is essentially the same (D).

23.    Ducks are less (A) susceptible to (B) infection than another (C) types of poultry (D).

24.    Lake Tahoe’s great deep (A) of 1.600 feet (B) prevents it (C) from freezing (D) in the winter.

25.    By (A) 1675, Boston was the home port (B) for almost 750 ships, ranging (C) in size between (D) 30 to 250 tons.

26.    The silk (A) thread that spiders spin is much (B) finer (C) than the silk that it comes (D) from the silkworms.

27.    Needles are simple looking (A) tools, but (B) they are very relatively (C) difficult to make (D).

28. Winslow Homer, who had(A) no formally B) training in art, became famous(C)for his paintings(D) of the sea and seacoast.

29.  The reflection of sunshines(A) off(B) snow can be so intense(C) that it causes(D) a condition known as ‘snow blindness.’

30.    The first(A) rugs were made by the hand(B) and the finest ones(C) are still(D)handmade.

ANSWER KEY

26.    A

27.    D

28.    C

29.    C

30.    B

31.    C

32.    A

33.    C

34.    A

35.    D

36.    D

37.    C

38.    B

39.    A

40.    B