1.
(A) I think Emily and Joe are studying medicine.
(B) Isn't Emily a better student than Joe?
(C) Emily doesn't know Joe is a medical student.
(D) Aren't Emily and Joe both your students?

2.
(A) The actors could not get any sympathy.
(B) The orchestra's conductor was excellent.
(C) The conductor got caught in traffic.
(D) The doctor is attending a concert.

3.
(A) Ned was asked to go to the party.
(B) Ned invited them to the party.
(C) The party was at Ned's house.
(D) No one asked Ned to the party.

4.
(A) I had stored the packages in my house.
(B) The packages were delivered to the wrong place.
(C) The store sent the packages to my house.
(D) I once delivered packages for the store.

5.
(A) Swimming's my favorite sport.
(B) I prefer any sport to swimming.
(C) I don't like any sport, least of all swimming.
(D) There's one sport I like better than swimming.

6.
(A) The list of numbers isn't in her book.
(B) Put her number in your book.
(C) Her number is in the directory.
(D) She didn't give us her number.

7.
(A) You should have reserved a room.
(B) That hotel doesn't have very good beds.
(C) Tell us if you want dinner served now.
(D) You shouldn't have made two reservations.

8.
(A) The editors finished their work early.
(B) The editors were late in finishing.
(C) The editors thanked the workers.
(D) The editors showed them around.

9.
(A) The laundry service was closed last week, wasn't it?
(B) The sheets in the laundry basket are clean, aren't they?
(C) Hasn't the dormitory run out of clean sheets for next week?
(D) Aren't clean sheets provided in the dormitory weekly?

10.
(A) Since I forgot to look in the mailbox, I missed your note.
(B) I don't remember seeing anything when I went to check the mailbox.
(C) Your check was the only thing I found in the mailbox.
(D) When I went to the mailbox, I found your note.

11.
(A) She wasn't able to get a scholarship.
(B) The cable informed her about her scholarship.
(C) She didn't want to learn a trade.
(D) She received a scholarship because of her grades.

12.
(A) He thinks the office is closed.
(B) Doesn't he think they've left?
(C) Doesn't he know when the office is open?
(D) He thinks they're still at the office.

13.
(A) I barely had enough time to finish.
(B) I didn't hear the phone because I was typing.
(C) Someone called just as I started to work.
(D) The paper will have to be typed soon.

14.
(A) Sandra stopped the fire from spreading.
(B) Sandra gathered sticks for the fire.
(C) Sandra invented a way to fight fires.
(D) Sandra was fired for her action.

15.
(A) Somebody came in to wake me up.
(B) I always walk up the hill in the morning.
(C) I was feeling sleepy and so I took a walk.
(D) I tried to make myself go for a walk.

16.
(A) It wouldn't be wise to spend much money today.
(B) We should total our expenses up to now.
(C) Don't you think we ate too much?
(D) Have you ever seen such a view of the woods?

17.
(A) The committee was composed of faculty members.
(B) The college faculty chose the committee members.
(C) The college is committed to selecting more faculty members.
(D) The committee chose the college faculty.

18.
(A) Paul's standing in the class was low.
(B) The dean sent Paul a letter of admission.
(C) The dean is standing beside Paul.
(D) Paul asked permission to see the dean.

19.
(A) The dog shut the door.
(B) The shout was heard through the door.
(C) The door of the bank was locked.
(D) The door closed loudly.

20.
(A) Peter got sick during work.
(B) Peter was unable to find a job.
(C) Peter slurs his speech a lot.
(D) Peter's job was very stressful.

21.
(A) Martha doesn't know the way.
(B) Martha will be late.
(C) Martha is too far away.
(D) She'll send Martha away.

22.
(A) Leave the errors in the paper.
(B) Let the woman use the typewriter.
(C) Read the newspaper again.
(D) Check the paper for mistakes.

23.
(A) Look at something for the man.
(B) Stop talking so much.
(C) Play the music more quietly.
(D) Pay more attention to the music.

24.
(A) She won't be able to come.
(B) She's not going to graduate.
(C) She has a week to do the work.
(D) She'll visit her sister in a week.

25.
(A) They should go up to Bob's study.
(B) Bob should decide about Spanish for himself.
(C) Bob is leaving for Spain.
(D) They have to make an urgent decision.

26.
(A) Ask Joan to come to the meeting before lunch.
(B) Tell Joan at lunch about the meeting.
(C) Call Joan to meet her for lunch.
(D) Meet Joan in the hall after lunch.

27.
(A) Very few people come to it.
(B) A good name hasn't been found for it.
(C) People don't like climbing the stairs to get there.
(D) She has decided to phone the ticket office.

28.
(A) It willmake Gary happy.
(B) Gary will need some help with it.
(C) It is a foolish idea.
(D) Gary has tried it many times.

29.
(A) She thinks the movie won an award.
(B) There was once a movie by that title.
(C) The movie has been shown before.
(D) She believes she saw the movie.

30.
(A) She's not sure how she was able to finish so early.
(B) She wasn't able to manage the project well.
(C) She's not sure how to solve the mystery.
(D) She still hasn't heard what was shocking.

31.
(A) The weather is getting worse.
(B) The new coat is even worse than the old one.
(C) He can't find anything else to wear.
(D) His coat had begun to look worn-out.

32.
(A) She doesn't like to go shopping.
(B) She went shopping yesterday.
(C) She doesn't live near the shops.
(D) She prefers shopping to studying.

33.
(A) He injured his neck.
(B) He's too busy to go swimming.
(C) He's tired of swimming.
(D) He's afraid to swim in deep water.

34.
(A) It's interesting.
(B) It turned out to be easy.
(C) It's hard to judge.
(D) It's quite difficult.

35.
(A) Only one person can come.
(B) There have been few responses.
(C) Almost everyone can come.
(D) They need one more response.

36.
(A) To the supermarket.
(B) To school.
(C) To her home.
(D) To work outdoors.

37.
(A) She works at the meat counter.
(B) She puts groceries out on the shelves.
(C) She carries groceries out of the store for customers.
(D) She checks the quality of milk products.

38.
(A) To earn money for school.
(B) To keep his family's yard looking nice.
(C) To be able to work outdoors.
(D) To get exercise while working.

39.
(A) He doesn't earn very much money.
(B) He has to work too many hours.
(C) He doesn't have time for lunch.
(D) He sometimes has to work in bad weather.

40.
(A) Finish his homework.
(B) Cut grass.
(C) Plant trees.
(D) Buy groceries.

41.
(A) His travels.
(B) His short stories.
(C) His finances.
(D) His family.

42.
(A) Florida.
(B) Califorina.
(C) Nevada.
(D) Hannibal.

43.
(A) Typesetter.
(B) River pilot.
(C) Soldier.
(D) Prospector.

44.
(A) He wanted to be a journalist.
(B) He liked the climate there.
(C) He wanted to get away from the army.
(D) He was sent there by his father.

45.
(A) His stories were inspired by his travels.
(B) His travels prevented him from writing.
(C) He traveled in order to relax from the pressures of writing.
(D) He traveled around to publicize his writings.

46.
(A) An announcement.
(B) A theater show.
(C) A television program.
(D) A biology class.

47.
(A) The reproductive cycle of barnacles.
(B) A new source of protein.
(C) Types of sea animals.
(D) The adhesive quality of barnacles.

48.
(A) They eat protein.
(B) They never move from one location.
(C) They cause erosion of rocks.
(D) They will never be useful to people.

49.
(A) The location of certain ocean rocks.
(B) The effect of water pollution on barnacles.
(C) The medical value of some synthetic products.
(D) The composition of the barnacle's glue.

50.
(A) Nutrition.
(B) Ecology.
(C) Medicine.
(D) Geology.