1.
(A) That's today's seat.
(B) Let's eat at four today.
(C) That's all we'll do today.
(D) There were four today.

2.
(A) Robert crashed into the stop sign near the bank.
(B) Robert is going to the bank to get some money.
(C) The robbers took a lot of cash from the bank.
(D) The bank is closing Robert's account.

3.
(A) She refuses to shop.
(B) The key was left in her shopping bag.
(C) Turn left at the store.
(D) She's gone to buy some things.

4.
(A) Don't you need a refill for your pen?
(B) Your order for a dozen pencils has been filled.
(C) Ben needs another bill from you.
(D) Don't you want to get your friend a new pen?

5.
(A) Professor Stanton's course is very popular.
(B) Everyone has taken a class from professor Stanton.
(C) Professor Stanton wants to teach another course.
(D) Students are required to enroll in professor Stanton's class.

6.
(A) We don't have time to eat dinner.
(B) How often does he go out for dinner?
(C) Let's meet for dinner one of these days.
(D) What time were we supposed to meet for dinner?

7.
(A) The roof of the dentist's office needed to be fixed.
(B) The dentists were both out of the office.
(C) Gary talked about the dentist's broken tooth.
(D) Gary had the dentist check his tooth.

8.
(A) Why are the lectures held at four o'clock?
(B) Have you been to one of these lectures before?
(C) This lecture is really crowded.
(D) I was glad to see you at the lecture.

9.
(A) Do what is most appropriate for you.
(B) You want me to have the best.
(C) You are the best person to do it.
(D) Think of somebody besides yourself.

10.
(A) I missed the flight because I hadn't finished packing.
(B) They loaded my suitcases on the last plane.
(C) The plane was delayed because of my luggage.
(D) My baggage will arrive on another flight.

11.
(A) He didn't meet me at the door.
(B) There are still vacant rooms.
(C) The story was foolish.
(D) He is unhappy with the dormitory.

12.
(A) Susan suggested that we buy a slide projector.
(B) We are the only ones she has shown the slides to.
(C) Susan wanted to know whether we owned a slide projector.
(D) We were supposed to bring the slide projector with us.

13.
(A) His study habits are poor.
(B) He doesn't have a good place to study.
(C) His habit is to study late.
(D) He was disappointed with his studies.

14.
(A) The report has just been typed.
(B) The report can be typed now.
(C) The report isn't ready to be typed yet.
(D) Part of the report is typed.

15.
(A) No matter what, we'll come for you tomorrow.
(B) We may be coming a little late tomorrow.
(C) We may come tomorrow or pick anotherdate.
(D) If you can't come today, please come tomorrow.

16.
(A) We should be gone within a month.
(B) I want the semester to end now.
(C) It takes us a long time to get to school.
(D) The semester ended a month ago.

17.
(A) You shouldn't have bought so many books.
(B) You paid a lot of money for those books.
(C) You got a lot of books for your money.
(D) You didn't understand the price of the books.

18.
(A) That isn't a totally new kind of problem.
(B) The solution to that problem isn't complete.
(C) No one has ever solved that problem.
(D) I know nothing about that kind of problem.

19.
(A) We had to write our compositions over again.
(B) We met Professor Keene right after our class.
(C) We were supposed to grade our papers in class.
(D) We were told to read our essays out loud to our classmates.

20.
(A) Physics is not a difficult subject.
(B) You certainly know a lot about physics.
(C) I don't believe you're a physics major.
(D) I think your physics homework is wrong.

21.
(A) She agrees with the man.
(B) She doesn't know the book.
(C) She likes the book very much.
(D) She doesn't know what to do.

22.
(A) She can go with him this afternoon.
(B) She has a lot to do today.
(C) She's almost as busy as he is.
(D) She might be finished by noon.

23.
(A) The man should buy a different meal ticket each month.
(B) Individuals eat different amounts.
(C) Buying the meal ticketwon't save the man money.
(D) The price of a meal varies from month to month.

24.
(A) The application isn't available at the office.
(B) The woman should mail a copy of her application.
(C) The photocopy machine isn't there anymore.
(D) The woman can make copies at the post office.

25.
(A) He's taller than anyone on campus.
(B) He's the best actor in the school.
(C) He's almost through with the campus tour.
(D) He's studying at college to be an actor.

26.
(A) He doesn't expect to meet her at the seashore.
(B) He wants to know when she's coming.
(C) He wants to see how her experiment is progressing.
(D) He isn't interested in watching her.

27.
(A) She doesn't like the professor very much.
(B) She doubts class will be canceled.
(C) She doesn't want to attend the conference.
(D) She wonders whether the professor is an accountant.

28.
(A) The mail was sent back to the post office.
(B) He doesn't have anything to drop in the mailbox.
(C) It's too soon to go back there.
(D) The post office is closed for an hour.

29.
(A) She may need to take another course.
(B) The math course is too short.
(C) The graduation date has been changed.
(D) She should have gotten a better score.

30.
(A) Tea is better than coffee.
(B) The man should switch to tea.
(C) There are two reasons not to drink coffee.
(D) The man shouldn't drink either.

31.
(A) He wants help improving his vocabulary.
(B) He plans to read the entire newspaper.
(C) He rarely has time to read the newspaper on Sunday.
(D) He's interested in finding a job.

32.
(A) The manshould watch the program too,
(B) The program will be over soon.
(C) The man should leave the television on.
(D) The watch is on top of the television.

33.
(A) At last be enjoys campus life.
(B) School has changed little since last year.
(C) He has many new friends.
(D) It's easier to find his way around this year.

34.
(A) The next few days are supposed to be warm.
(B) Clouds and cool temperatures are expected.
(C) It can't get much better than it already is.
(D) The rain is not expected to last much longer.

35.
(A) Harry took care of someone in the office.
(B) They were going to give Harry a job.
(C) Harry had done a very good job.
(D) They still had to find a replacement for Harry.

36.
(A) Giving a lecture.
(B) Discussing political science.
(C) Working on a science problem.
(D) Reading twentieth-century literature.

37.
(A) Telling jokes.
(B) Falling asleep during meals.
(C) Staying late after class.
(D) Eating in the cafeteria.

38.
(A) They complete all their assignments.
(B) They study hard for his tests.
(C) They compete for the best seats in the class.
(D) They read all his books.

39.
(A) They make him feel good.
(B) They make no impact on him.
(C) They bore him.
(D) They make him angry.

40.
(A) In the late morning.
(B) Immediately after lunch.
(C) In the midafternoon.
(D) After the evening meal.

41.
(A) Controversial.
(B) Impersonal.
(C) Patronizing.
(D) Cooperative.

42.
(A) A New York executive.
(B) A computer specialist.
(C) A television announcer.
(D) A teacher.

43.
(A) A science fiction cartoon.
(B) A scientific program.
(C) A movie on personality disorders.
(D) A drama set in New York City.

44.
(A) To demonstrate the latest use of computer graphics.
(B) To raise funds for public television programming.
(C) To explain the workings of the brain.
(D) To increase membership in professional medical societies.

45.
(A) Because it is required of all science majors.
(B) Because it was made in New York City.
(C) Because it will be shown after working hours.
(D) Because it will be helpful with course work.

46.
(A) Because there will be a sequel after October 10.
(B) Because it is meant for nonscientists.
(C) Because a review will be printed before October 10.
(D) Because it is simple enough for children.

47.
(A) A druggist's suggestion.
(B) An article.
(C) An advertisement.
(D) A sales clerk's comment.

48.
(A) The relationship of purchases made to time spent shopping.
(B) The length of time required for drugstore shopping.
(C) The increases in the size and stock of drugstores.
(D) The buying of clothing from department stores.

49.
(A) People enjoy shopping in them.
(B) People spend little time in them.
(C) People are more likely to buy something in them if time is limited.
(D) People spend too much time reading articles about quick cures sold in drugstores.

50.
(A) They know what they want to buy.
(B) They have little money to spend.
(C) They talk themselves out of purchases.
(D) They shop at the cheapest stores.