REVIEW TEST F: STRUCTURE (PETERSON’S TOEFL SUCCESS)

(PETERSON’S TOEFL SUCCESS)

REVIEW TEST F: STRUCTURE

Directions: For Sentence Completion items, mark the answer choice that correctly completes the sentence. For Error Identification items, circle the underlined portion of the sentence that would not be considered correct. 1 Commercial bakeries can make thousands of (A) loaves of (B) bread on one time (C) by using (D) automated equipment. 2 __________ book Jubilee, which was based on the life of her great-grandmother, Margaret Walker was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. (A) For her (B) Her (C) It was her (D) That her 3 North America is a third (A) largest (B) of the (C) seven continents 4 Rarely ____________________ more than 50 miles from the coast. (A) redwood trees grow (B) redwood trees do grow (C) grow redwood trees (D) do redwood trees grow 5 Until (A) 1960, the state of Maine was unique in that it held (B) Presidential and Congressional elections on (C) September, two months earlier than (D) the rest of the nation. 6 Fuel injection engines employ (A) injectors instead a (B) carburetor to spray (C) fuel into (D) the cylinders. 7 Nerve cells, or neurons, ________________________ in the human body. (A) the most complex cells are (B) are the most complex cells (C) most complex the cells are (D) most are the complex cells 8 Ocean (A) currents have a enormous (B) effect on life (C) on Earth (D). 9 About 8,000 years ago (A), people began (B) using animals to carry themselves (C) and their belongings (D). 10 A successful (A) salesperson must have (B) an intuitive understanding (C) of psychology human (D). 11 A lodestone is _________________________. (A) an occurring naturally magnet (B) a magnet naturally occurring (C) naturally a magnet occurring (D) a naturally occurring magnet 12 Many (A) folk songs (B) have been written (C) about railroads and railroads (D) workers. 13 The black walnut tree is grown (A) principally for its (B) lumber, which is (C) used for cabinets and furnitures (D). 14 Nashville, Tennessee, has ________________the capital of country music. (A) as long been known (B) been known long as (C) long been known as (D) long as been known 15 Flying squirrels can launch (A) itself (B) from the top of (C) one tree and glide to another (D). 16 Frequently, the combination of (A) several spices will result of (B) a more pleasing (C) flavour than (D) the use of just one. 17 Hydraulic elevators are still used (A) in some old (B) buildings, but all almost (C) new buildings are equipped with (D) electrical elevators. 18 Most (A) birds that do not (B) migrate eat seeds and (C) therefore do not depend insects (D) for food. 19 Some (A) underground water is enough safe (B) to drink, but (C) all surface water must be treated (D). 20 __________ charming shops and restaurants, Old Town is the most picturesque section of Albuquerque. (A) With its (B) Its (C) Because its (D) For its

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