1.
(A) She never hears her alarm clock ringing.
(B) Her alarm clock doesn't ring when it should.
(C) She doesn't know where her alarm clock is.
(D) She always sleeps until the alarm clock wakes her.

2.
(A) They said they're going by taxi.
(B) Their clothes are in terrible condition.
(C) In certain states clothes are subject to tax.
(D) There are some clothes hanging on the racks.

3.
(A) She didn't often go out in the rain.
(B) She learned a great deal from the program.
(C) She understood only a little about the program.
(D) She stopped running to the train.

4.
(A) He never comes here in the fall.
(B) He'll probably arrive soon.
(C) He couldn't hear it this time.
(D) He doesn't have time to call.

5.
(A) Karen can afford to go to college.
(B) Karen got only one scholarship.
(C) Without a scholarship, Karen couldn't go to college.
(D) If Karen can afford to go, she won't get a scholarship.

6.
(A) He will apply soon for his first passport.
(B) He has to apply again for a passport.
(C) He knew he had to pick up his passport.
(D) He didn't need his passport until now.

7.
(A) I was actually on time.
(B) I was ten minutes late.
(C) I wasn't late because I ran all the way.
(D) I walked for ten minutes

8.
(A) Jerry knew all the answers.
(B) It was easy to answer Jerry's questions.
(C) Jerry had difficulty with the test.
(D) Everyone came for the test except Jerry.

9.
(A) It would be better not to take the course.
(B) This term would be a good time to take the course.
(C) I don't think you can get out of taking that course.
(D) I didn't say a word about your taking that course.

10.
(A) I didn't think the keys were in the shop.
(B) That shop has fair prices.
(C) The shopkeeper expects customers to be honest.
(D) I don't think that shopkeeper is trustworthy.

11.
(A) A fee is charged for reserved books returned even an hour late.
(B) This is a fine day to spend an hour in the library.
(C) The reserve section of the library is due to close in one hour.
(D) Our library has a reserve section of fine books.

12.
(A) Leslie will get credit for graduating early.
(B) Leslie has a heavier course load than usual this term.
(C) Leslie is taking a minimal number of credits this term.
(D) Leslie must pay the rent on her apartment before she graduates.

13.
(A) You shouldn't be that busy now.
(B) You've had a lot to do recently.
(C) How long do you expect to be so busy?
(D) How have you been doing recently?

14.
(A) I wasn't askingfor the catalog.
(B) The catalogs have been poorly copied.
(C) I wouldn't give away my copy of the catalog.
(D) No one gave me a catalog.

15.
(A) Susan told Mike about the new policy.
(B) Mike talked to Susan regarding the new policy.
(C) Mike and Susan questioned the school about the policy.
(D) Mike and Susan gathered information about the school's policy.

16.
(A) What do you think provoked the president?
(B) The president was thinking aloud.
(C) Don't you think the speech was stimulating?
(D) The speech angered the press.

17.
(A) We became friends quickly.
(B) We have been friends for a long while.
(C) We have to leave pretty soon.
(D) We knew none of the others.

18.
(A) She hasn't started the work yet.
(B) She didn't want the work to be finished.
(C) She hasn't worked since the project started.
(D) She didn't want to start all over again.

19.
(A) The professor introduced the students to each other.
(B) The two students were presented to the class.
(C) The students met the professor.
(D) The professor was introduced by a colleague.

20.
(A) I needed exactly that thing.
(B) I got the thing at last.
(C) I certainly didn't need that.
(D) That thing won't last.

21.
(A) Who called.
(B) What Margaret said.
(C) Who Margaret is.
(D) When the message was taken.

22.
(A) He'll only give her part of his notes.
(B) He doesn't know anything about economics.
(C) He's not taking an economics class.
(D) He's happy to lend her his notes.

23.
(A) She received two job offers.
(B) She also was offered a job.
(C) She was the first to receive an offer.
(D) She received too many offers.

24.
(A) They'll have to get some more paint.
(B) They should get someone to help them.
(C) They shouldn't delay any longer.
(D) They don't have to paint the room again.

25.
(A) Leave for home.
(B) Check the language lab.
(C) Buy new locks.
(D) Show the man where the lab is.

26.
(A) In a doctor's office.
(B) In an operating room.
(C) In a professor's office.
(D) In a gymnasium.

27.
(A) She wanted to exhibit her crafts.
(B) She'd rather go somewhere else.
(C) She saw the exhibition months ago.
(D) She's sorry to have missed the exhibit.

28.
(A) There's no more work for anyone to do.
(B) No one is willing to work with them.
(C) The woman knows several people on the committee.
(D) The woman should be on the committee herself.

29.
(A) Watch television.
(B) Go for a swim.
(C) Make better use of time.
(D) Follow the official procedure.

30.
(A) He'd rather not go to the lecture.
(B) He doesn't mind if the woman goes to the lecture.
(C) He wants to hear the lecture.
(D) He's heard the lecture before.

31.
(A) Pay several bills.
(B) Phone the electric company.
(C) Pay less rent.
(D) Make fewer telephone calls.

32.
(A) Wait and take the class next year.
(B) Become a musician.
(C) Give his presentation without a plan.
(D) Discuss the presentation with the professor.

33.
(A) He's sure the new chef is better.
(B) He wonders whether the new chef is an improvement.
(C) He hopes the new chef will stay longer than the old one did.
(D) He's going to see the new chef tonight.

34.
(A) Katie doesn't often dance.
(B) Katie isn't the person dancing.
(C) Katie does indeed dance well.
(D) Katie dances better than her friend.

35.
(A) They would see better from a different row.
(B) It isn't hard to see from his seat.
(C) He would rather not move from his place.
(D) He'll switch places with the woman.

36.
(A) Energy conservation.
(B) Transportation of the future.
(C) Strip cities.
(D) Advantages of air transportation over railroads.

37.
(A) A lack of available flights.
(B) Long delays at the airport.
(C) Boredorn on long flights.
(D) Long trips to and from airports.

38.
(A) On short trips.
(B) On long trips.
(C) When flying over cities.
(D) When flying at high altitudes.

39.
(A) It uses nuclear energy.
(B) It rests on a cushion of pressurized air.
(C) It flies over magnetically activated tracks.
(D) It uses a device similar to a jet engine.

40.
(A) It is more comfortable than a conventional train.
(B) It doesn't require very much track maintenance.
(C) It doesn't remain in any station very long.
(D) It carries more passengers than a conventional train.

41.
(A) They are subject to fires.
(B) They become less fuel-efficient.
(C) They produce too much noise.
(D) They have trouble staying on the tracks.

42.
(A) They don't get rid of flabby arms.
(B) They can damage arm muscles.
(C) They aren't acceptable to most people.
(D) They can raise one's blood pressure.

43.
(A) By talking to an expert.
(B) By reading an article.
(C) By attending an exercise class.
(D) By listening to the radio.

44.
(A) Exercising the entire body.
(B) Having your blood pressure taken daily.
(C) Losing weight prior to exercising.
(D) Weighing in before each exercise session.

45.
(A) Wearing arm weights while you are swimming.
(B) Jogging vigorously in one place for a long time.
(C) Using bicycles that require you to use both your arms and legs.
(D) Walking slowly while swinging your arms back and forth.

46.
(A) A restaurant host.
(B) A tour guide.
(C) A history teacher.
(D) A park attendant.

47.
(A) A small restaurant.
(B) A revolutionary army.
(C) A famous commander.
(D) A historic tree.

48.
(A) It was the oldest one in the park.
(B) It was less than a hundred years old.
(C) It was much younger than people had thought.
(D) It was impossible to determine.

49.
(A) George Washington was an extremely tall man.
(B) Most trees in parks are destroyed by insects.
(C) Historical stories are sometimes inaccurate.
(D) The Continental Army celebrated a victory in Cambridge.

50.
(A) Drive around the park.
(B) Eat lunch .
(C) Plant a small tree.
(D) Go to the next city.