(PETERSON’S TOEFL SUCCESS)
REVIEW TEST D: STRUCTURE
Directions: For
Sentence Completion items, select the answer choice—(A), (B), (C), or (D)—that
correctly completes the sentence. For Error Identification items, select
the answer choice—(A), (B), (C),
or (D)—that corresponds to the
underlined portion of the sentence that would not be considered correct.
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___________________________________
by Anna Baldwin in 1878.
(A) The invention of the
vacuum milking machine
(B) That the vacuum milking
machine was invented
(C) The vacuum milking
machine, which was invented
(D) The vacuum milking machine
was invented
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2
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Dry cleaning is the process
_____________ clothes are cleaned in liquids other than water.
(A) by
(B) which through
(C) by which
(D) through
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3
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Jaguars that resemble (A) leopards but they (B) are larger and are marked (C) with rosettes rather than (D) spots
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4
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Job specialization takes place
___________________ of production is separated into occupations.
(A) whenever the work is
(B) when the work
(C) is when the work
(D) whenever working
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5
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Despite (A) most
mushrooms are edible (B),
some species cause (C) serious
poisoning (D).
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6
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Judges in dog shows (A) rate dogs on such points (B) as their colourful (C), posture, shape, and size (D).
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7
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_______________ are hot is a
common misconception.
(A) All deserts
(B) All deserts which
(C) Of all deserts
(D) That all deserts
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8
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Medical researchers are
constantly looking for ways to control, __________, and cure diseases.
(A) prevention
(B) preventing
(C) prevent
(D) to prevent
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9
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_________ pieces of rope are
of different thicknesses, the short bend, or weaver’s knot, can be used to
join them.
(A) Two of
(B) What two
(C) Two such
(D) If two
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10
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_____________ imaginative
stories about the origin of the game of chess.
(A) Many
(B) So many
(C) There are many
(D) Of the many
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Storks constantly (A) rearrange their (B) nests to keep their eggs safety (C), dry, and warm (D).
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12
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The Loop, that is (A) the commercial heart of (B) Chicago, is enclosed (C) within a rectangular (D) loop of elevated train tracks.
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Judge Francis Hopkinson is
probably best known as a signer of the Declaration of Independence, but he
also excelled as a poet, _______________, and an orator.
(A) as a musician
(B) by playing music
(C) a musician
(D) he played music
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14
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_______________ relatively
inexpensive, the metal pewter can be fashioned into beautiful and useful
objects.
(A) Even it is
(B) Despite
(C) Nevertheless, it is
(D) Although
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15
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Owls can hunt (A) in total darkness because their (B) remarkably
(C) keen sense of smell
(D).
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16
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_________ about four years for
a new aircraft model to move from the preliminary design stage to the full
production stage.
(A) It takes
(B) Taking
(C) That takes
(D) To take
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Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote four
novels, ____________ The Scarlet Letter, became an American literary
classic.
(A) of which one,
(B) which one
(C) one of which,
(D) one was
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18
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An auger is a tool (A) that a carpenter uses it (B) to bore (C) holes in wood (D).
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__________________________________
is a general category that includes all mental states and activities.
(A) What do psychologists call
cognition
(B) Psychologists call it
cognition
(C) What psychologists call
cognition
(D) Cognition, as it is called
by psychologists, which
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20
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The medicine (A) of
prehistoric people probably consisted of a mixture (B) of scientific practices,
superstitious (C)
, and religious beliefs (D).
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