A weakly
B slowly
C leisurely
D shortly
A from time to time
B once in a while
C very often
D seldom
A damaging
B polluting
C vanishing
D destroying
A Before long
B At present
C Up to now
D At once
A exchange
B arrange
C explain
D complain
A the best
B the first
C who
D such a
A education
B poor
C but
D was
A frequent strikes
B for
C minister
D severe shortage
A are
B history
C child
D basic
A water
B earth's surface
C percents
D Around
A long
B default
C traditional
D limited
A August to June
B June to August
C September to July
D September to June
A In a American newspaper
B In a dictionary published in the United States
C In a general guide to colleges and universities in the United States
D In a college catalog for a university in the United States
A has eleven-week sessions
B isn't very popular in the United States
C has two major sessions a year
D gives students the opportunity to study year round
A attracted
B established
C considered
D familiarized
A four regular terms and one summer term
B two regular terms and two summer terms
C one regular term and four summer terms
D three regular terms and one summer term
A They are long enough to cover the course material.
B They last eleven weeks.
C They provide more options for admission.
D They allow students to graduate early.
A The Semester System
B Universities in the United States
C The Academic Year
D The Quarter System
A Summer semester only
B At the beginning of any quarter
C September
D At the beginning of the academic year
A material
B faculties
C courses
D weeks
A where
B which
C why
D that
A near
B besides
C with
D next
A for
B as
C to
D like
A that
B this
C the
D a
A so
B and
C but
D since
A got
B liked
C used
D had
A well
B long
C soon
D good
A of
B on
C in
D by
A many
B more
C less
D much
A repaid
B rewritten
C retold
D revisited
A A number of
B The number of
C The amount of
D A large amount of
A chew
B dip into
C taste
D swallow
A pair
B adventure
C individual
D team
A offered
B gave
C provided
D presented
A will have been lost
B will have lost
C should have lost
D had better not lose
A between
B for
C in
D on
A can - will
B will - can
C would - must
D would - have to
A It's a little better now that I've got a car
B As a matter of fact, it's not interested.
C No, I don't think so
D It's a little bitter, to tell the truth
A turned
B made
C cut
D took
A the another
B the other
C other
D another
A influence
B change
C impression
D alteration
A agreeing
B demanding
C determining
D trusting
A centre
B bottom
C top
D depths
A survive
B starve
C exist
D die
A Known had I
B Had known I
C I had known
D Had I known
A chemically
B chemist
C chemical
D chemistry
A that which has the domestic marketer
B those of the domestic marketer
C the domestic marketer does
D the domestic marketer has
A new beautiful blue Japanese
B Japanese beautiful new blue
C beautiful new blue Japanese
D beautiful Japanese blue new
A I can't agree with you
B Never mind
C Yes, let's
D Not a little bit
A They plowed ;and harrowed grasslands and prairies
B They killed animals for food and sport
C The early American settlers used a lot of minerals and oil
D They grew different kinds of plants in prairies
A factories have dumped waste into the rivers
B too many fish have been caught
C a conservation program has been set up
D floods have caused much damage
A they can not give up exploiting minerals
B they should not reclaim the land
C they should not stop killing animals for food
D they must establish a conservation program
A to become extinct
B to be on the verge
C to be killed
D to be slaughtered
A dust
B earth
C land
D mud
A scientific
B believable
C predicted
D careless
A The story of America's natural resources
B The cause of timber shortages
C What the first white men found in America
D The loss of topsoil
A the natural resources were inexhaustible
B there was a shortage of minerals
C fertile soil was scarce
D forests should not have been cut
A sunk deep into the earth
B become the scene of factories
C been covered by lakes
D been eroded by wind and water
A were plentiful of
B were crowded by
C were abundant in
D were limited to
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