A have Aaron help
B have got Aaron help
C have Aaron helped
D get Aaron help
A was suggested me
B to me was suggested
C was suggested to me
D was suggesting me
A picture
B look
C sight
D reflection
A artificial
B immitation
C untrue
D false
A protect them
B are protected
C protected
D are protecting
A heavily
B hotly
C deeply
D profoundly
A catching up with
B getting on with
C coming over
D putting on
A How long ago
B When was it
C How long is it
D When is it
A fantastic pink silk Russian ballet
B fantastic pink Russian silk ballet
C Russian fantastic ballet pink silk
D fantastic Russian pink silk ballet
A that pleases
B which pleases
C that please
D pleases
A had it not been for
B it hadn’t been for
C it had not been for
D hadn’t it been for
A By the
B The
C It was the
D That in the
A that provide
B provided
C whose
D which provide
A Despite
B Although
C In spite
D Because
A as much energy as
B the more energy
C the most energy
D more energy than
A I came into the kitchen
B did I come to the kitchen
C had I come into the kitchen
D I have come into the kitchen
A Oh yes! I forgot it was my birthday
B I thought maybe we could all go to the beach
C I hope it will be sunny
D I think we should have gone earlier
A doesn’t she
B does she
C will she
D won’t she
A habitat’s reservations
B habitat reserves
C habitat’s reserves
D habitat reservations
A vigorous
B weak
C agile
D appealing
A teaches
B discloses
C traces
D donates
A situational
B casual
C informative
D uneducated
A cameras
B up
C light
D reflecting
A musicians
B were
C daily before
D began
A developed
B mean
C conditions
D group efforts
A Sweetly smelling
B perfumes
C added
D appealing
A last year
B to write
C his home
D the Gulf
A smaller
B stronger
C weaker
D thinner
A mentioned
B called
C known
D said
A through
B away
C outside
D next
A pane
B block
C pile
D sheet
A separate
B different
C unknown
D identical
A of
B in
C out
D up
A many
B several
C two
D one
A found
B had
C done
D made
A ending
B result
C conclusion
D final
A used
B made
C lived
D unseen
A intelligent
B dark
C brilliant
D rare
A improper
B shallow
C thorough
D inappropriate
A Popular Beats in Classical and Modern Jazz
B Quintessential Moments in Jazz Music
C The Achievements of Famous Jazz Musicians
D The Rising Prestige and Deversity of Jazz
A profess
B prohibit
C protest
D promote
A instruments used in jazz
B instrumental pieces in jazz
C jazz in the 1940s
D the origins of jazz
A strictly adhered to its traditions and compositions
B probably continued with its tempo and instrumentation.
C experimented with rhythm and instrument
D increased the tempo to keep up with the changes
A bagpipes
B percussion
C string bass
D harpsichord
A were dominated by large orchestras
B consisted of drums and a string bass
C were innovative in their music
D included modern sound systems
A should be seen as precocious
B should be considered influential
C appear largely suggestive
D may be perceived as discrete
A concentrated on melodious combinations of sounds
B blended improvisations and sheet music together
C created and modernized sophisticated devices
D sought novel techniques in form and concert.
A another harmonious scale
B another musical trend
C ambitious aspirations
D sound amplifications
A Chronological innovations in jazz music
B Definitions of diverse jazz styles
C A classifications of prominent jazz musicians
D Descriptions and examples to illustrate jazz rhythms
A How to succeed with the Atkins Diet
B Weight loss through carbohydrates reduction
C Problems with fad diets
D The danger of a high-fat diet
A are always bad for you because they contain too much fat
B can be unhealthy in the long term and have too little variety
C are effective and safe if used under a doctor’s supervision
D usually result in long-term weight loss
A Long-term weight loss
B Loss of water from the body
C Increase in appetite
D Greater energy
A diets
B ketones
C calories
D ketosis
A It is recommended by the American Medical Association.
B It calls for a restriction of fat intake.
C It involves a low intake of fruits and vegetables.
D All of the answer.
A consciously
B scientifically
C correctly
D severely
A does not prevent
B makes easier
C is not consistent with
D does not encourage
A it has led to “low-carb” advertising
B (s)he believes it causes cancer
C it leads to higher fat consumptions
D it has not been thoroughly studied
A Ketosis causes weight loss at first, leading people to wrongly believe that they are losing fat.
B Ketosis causes the rapid loss of fat at first, which leads to a false belief that the loss will be permanent.
C The process of ketosis quickly misleads people into thinking that they are losing weight.
D Ketosis causes rapid weight loss, but only in the early days of the diet.
A To shows that the diet has proven successful at helping people lose weight
B To indicate how popular the diet has been
C To emphasize how many people in the U.S are overnight
D To show how interest in fad diets is increasing
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