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1"We missed the first two or three shots and they made (theirs; their's; theirs'; they'res). That put us on our heels."
- Atheirs
- Btheir's
- Ctheirs'
- Dthey'res
2A hearing on (Hostess's; Hostess'; Hostesses; Hostess'es) liquidation request is scheduled for Monday morning.
- AHostess's
- BHostess'
- CHostesses
- DHostess'es
3They watched him bare his soul for assorted (VIP's; VIPs; VIPS; V.I.P.S.) and anyone willing to pay cash to hear his story.
- AVIP's
- BVIPs
- CVIPS
- DV.I.P.S.
4China will (re-investigate; reinvestigate) allegations that (Chinese-made; Chinese made) drug capsules contained powdered flesh.
- Are-investigate; Chinese-made
- Bre-investigate; Chinese made
- Creinvestigate; Chinese-made
- Dreinvestigate; Chinese made
5She dated the son of the former (Argentinian; Argentine) (president; President) for more than a decade.
- AArgentinian; president
- BArgentinian; President
- CArgentine; president
- DArgentine; President
6Among the victims were a (six-month-old; 6-month-old; six month old) baby and a (seven-year-old; 7-year-old; 7 year old) girl from New York.
- A6-month-old; seven-year-old
- Bsix-month-old; 7-year-old
- C6-month-old; 7-year-old
- Dsix month old; seven year old
7The Federal Trade (Commission; commission) warned about sales hype on quick remedies for preventing (bedbugs; bed bugs).
- Acommission; bedbugs
- BCommission; bedbugs
- Ccommission; bed bugs
- DCommission; bed bugs
8Delegates from the (Democratic and Republican; Democratic & Republican; democratic and republican) parties met to discuss the future of the (Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway; Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway).
- ADemocratic & Republican; Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
- Bdemocratic and republican; Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
- CDemocratic and Republican; Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
- DDemocratic & Republican; Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
9The (Arab Spring; Arab spring; arab spring) is the name given to the wave of pro-democratic protests, revolutions and civil wars that have swept some (Arab; arab) nations since 2011.
- AArab Spring; Arab
- BArab spring; Arab
- Carab spring; Arab
- Darab spring; arab
10(The United Kingdom; Great Britain; Britain; great Britain) consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
- ABritain
- Bgreat Britain
- CGreat Britain
- DThe United Kingdom
11Severing ties also boosted Canada's close relationship with Israel, Tehran's (arch enemy, archenemy, arch-enemy).
- Aarch-enemy
- Barchenemy
- Carch enemy
12Earlier this week, a video appeared to show rebel fighters (executing, killing) a group of unarmed, captured Syrian soldiers.
- Aexecuting
- Bkilling
13Which sentence better conveys AP's journalistic neutrality?
- AThat could include an overhaul of immigration laws, which could become a bookend to his 2010 health care revision.
- BThat could include immigration reform, which could become a coveted bookend to Obama's 2010 health care reform.
14Which of these quotes is correct?
- A"It was a draw," she said. "They both get As."
- B"It was a drawer," she said. "They both get A's."
- C"It was a draw," she said. "They both get A's."
- D"It was a drawer," she said. "They both get As."
15It's not known whether Hogan is still friends with Bubba Clem and Heather Clem. The (Clems's; Clems; Clemses; Clems') have since divorced.
- AClems's
- BClems
- CClems'
- DClemses
16The Spice Girls appeared (on stage; on-stage; onstage) together for the first time in five years at the London Olympics closing ceremony in August. Their appearance was later shown (on screen; on-screen; onscreen.)
- Aon-stage; on-screen
- Bonstage, on-screen
- Constage; onscreen
- Don stage; on screen
17The Discovery network's first scripted (mini-series; miniseries; mini series) followed a believable (story line; storyline; story-line) about hunting for gold in the Klondike.
- Aminiseries; storyline
- Bmini-series; story-line
- Cmini series; storyline
- Dmini-series; storyline
18Which title is correctly spelled?
- A"A Portrait of The Artist as a Young Man."
- B"A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man."
- C"A portrait of the artist as a young man."
- D"A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."
19Richard openly (flouted, flaunted) his uncles Thomas and John, but (fewer, less) than one hundred rebels rallied to his cause.
- Aflouted, less
- Bflaunted, less
- Cflouted, fewer
- Dflaunted, fewer
20In order to (assure, insure, ensure) their co-operation, he (literally, figuratively) backed them into a corner by doubling their rent.
- Ainsure, literally
- Bensure, figuratively
- Cinsure, figuratively
- Dassure, figuratively
21Four people died, and (another two, two others, an other two) were missing in a tropical storm that lashed the eastern Caribbean, authorities said.
- Aan other two
- Btwo others
- CNo answer text provided.
- Danother two
22The defense is likely to (refute; rebut) the insanity finding.
- Arebut
- Brefute
23Which sentence is correct?
- AA U.S. Army officer is being court-martialed on charges related to an extra-marital affair.
- BA U.S. Army officer is being court-martialed on charges related to an extramarital affair.
- CA U.S. Army officer is being court martialed on charges relating to an extra-marital affair.
- DA U.S Army officer is being court martialed on charges related to an extramarital affair.
24A rise in (hard-line, hardline, hard line) Islamist influence brings an array of major complication for Washington and its allies.
- Ahardline
- Bhard-line
- Chard line
25Those owning an (e-book; ebook) device or tablet can download publications from the (internet; Internet).
- Aebook, Internet
- Bebook, internet
- Ce-book, internet
- De-book, Internet
26The peaceful vote and transition (is seen, are seen) as evidence that democracy is maturing in the country.
- Aare seen
- Bis seen
27They arranged for a police escort along the (3-mile, three-mile, three mile) route.
- Athree mile
- B3-mile
- Cthree-mile
28A former FBI (cyber-crime; cyber crime; cybercrime) agent said increasing use of (cellphones; cell phones; cell-phones) had led to a rise in fraud.
- Acyber crime, cellphones
- Bcyber-crime, cellphones
- Ccyber-crime, cell-phones
- Dcybercrime, cellphones
29Which sentence is correct?
- AThat was him on the telephone and he feels terribly about the things he said.
- BThat was he on the telephone and he feels terribly about the things he said.
- CThat was him on the telephone and he feels terrible about the things he said.
- DThat was he on the telephone and he feels terrible about the things he said.
30The car is lying on (its, it's) side in the ditch. (Its, It's) a blue 2007 Ford Taurus.
- Ait's, Its
- Bit's, It's
- Cits, It's
- Dits, Its
31Which phrasing is correct?
- AShe apologized to her boss, for the outburst, without feeling sorry about it.
- BShe apologized to her boss for the outburst. Without feeling sorry about it.
- CShe apologized to her boss for the outburst without feeling sorry about it.
- DShe apologized, to her boss for the outburst, without feeling sorry about it.
32Which sentence is the best choice?
- AA reporter tries to protect his sources.
- BReporters try to protect their sources.
- CA reporter tries to protect his or her sources.
33The Purple Knights did (phenomenal, phenomenally) in their game on Saturday.
- Aphenomenally
- Bphenomenal
34Judges could reduce the no-parole sentence to (25 years to life; 25-years-to-life; 25 years-to-life; twenty-five years to life) if the inmate shows remorse.
- A25 years to life
- Btwenty-five years to life
- C25-years-to-life
- D25 years-to-life
35Which titles are correctly spelled?
- AJoel Peresman, president and ceo of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, acknowledged the variety of nominees.
- BJoel Peresman, President and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, acknowledged the variety of nominees
- CJoel Peresman, president and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, acknowledged the variety of nominees.
36Russia watchers in the U.S. predict a more (business-like; businesslike; business like) relationship than was the case under former President Dmitry Medvedev.
- Abusinesslike
- Bbusiness like
- Cbusiness-like
37Which sentence is correct?
- AThey voted for Rep. Henry Waxman, D-CA.
- BThey voted for congressman Henry Waxman, D-Ca.
- CThey voted for Congressman Henry Waxman, D-CA.
- DThey voted for Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif.
38Dozens of (nongovernmental organizations; non-governmental organizations; NGOs; NGO's) say they will refuse to comply with a new law restricting their activities.
- ANGO's
- Bnon-governmental
- Cnongovernmental
- DNGOs
39The governor urged the presidential candidate to get out from behind (the podium; the lectern) and connect directly with voters.
- Apodium
- Blectern
40Which sentence is correct?
- AA local group is bidding to bring a 19th Century battleship to the state as an historic attraction.
- BA local group is bidding to bring a 19th-century battleship to the state as an historic attraction.
- CA local group is bidding to bring a 19th-century battleship to the state as a historic attraction.
- DA local group is bidding to bring a 19th century battleship to the state as an historic attraction.
41Which use of "alleged" is correct?
- AThe district attorney alleged that she took a bribe.
- BThe district attorney accused her of allegedly taking a bribe.
42Three soldiers declined administrative punishments and requested (court martials; courts-martial; courts martial; court-martials), which would give them public trials to contest the charges.
- Acourts-martial
- Bcourts-martials
- Ccourts martials
- Dcourts martial
43She said the previous (referendums; referenda) failed because not enough students were engaged in the process.
- Areferenda
- Breferendums
44Since the (1970's; 1970s) the number of women serving in China's parliament has actually fallen.
- A1970's
- B1970s
45Up to 5 million elephants are believed to have roamed (sub-Saharan; Sub-Saharan; sub-saharan; sub Saharan) Africa about 70 years ago.
- Asub Saharan
- BSub-Saharan
- Csub-saharan
- Dsub-Saharan
46The upper tusks of the early mastodons differ (from; with; to) those of elephants in retaining longitudinal bands of enamel.
- Awith
- Bfrom
- Cto
47Which sentence is correct?
- AIf I'd known you were moving, I could have helped you pack.
- BIf I had known you were moving, I could of helped you pack.
- CIf I'd known you were moving, I could of helped you pack.
48The company earned $30 million, or 3 cents per share, in the (three months ended; three months that ended) Aug. 31. That compares to a loss of $41.4 million, or 5 cents per share, a year ago. (Revenues; Revenue) climbed about 1 percent to $6.28 billion.
- Athree months that ended; Revenue
- Bthree months ended; Revenues
- Cthree months ended; Revenue
- Dthree months that ended; Revenues
49Which sentence is correct?
- AThe Oscars are presented by the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences.
- BThe Oscars are presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
- CThe Oscars are presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.
- DThe Oscars is presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.
50Which sentence is correctly spelled?
- AThe filmmakers gathered backstage before heading to the Governors Ball and other after-parties.
- BThe film-makers gathered back stage before heading to the Governors' Ball and other after parties.
- CThe film makers gathered backstage before heading to the Governor's Ball and other after-parties.
51The surgeon general serves for a four-year term and is the nation's top (spokesperson; representative) on public health issues.
- Arepresentative
- Bspokesperson
- Cboth options are acceptable
52In 2007, Purdue Pharma and three of its executives paid $634 million and (pleaded guilty; pled guilty) to charges of misleading the public about the safety and addictiveness of OxyContin.
- Apleaded guilty
- Bpled guilty
- Cboth answers are acceptable
53"I am (okay; OK) now and I don't want to worry about something that hasn't happened yet," she said of her smoking habit.
- AOK
- Bokay
- Cboth answers are acceptable
54Police arrested two suspects in a (driveby; drive by; drive-by) shooting that left a man and a teenage girl dead and seriously injured a mother and her two small children.
- Adriveby
- Bdrive-by
- Cdrive by
55Choose the sentence with the better phrasing:
- AThree men were found dead in what appears to have been an execution-style slaying inside a northeast Philadelphia house.
- BThree men were found tied up and slain from gunshots inside a northeast Philadelphia house.
56A police captain who was demoted after actor Charlie Sheen received a police escort to his comedy show has filed (a multi-million dollar; a multi-million-dollar; a multimillion-dollar) lawsuit.
- Aa multimillion-dollar
- Ba multi-million-dollar
- Ca multi-million dollar
57Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
- AThe subsidies have become unsustainable with inflation soaring at more than 25 percent a year, according to private analysts.
- BThe subsidies have become unsustainable, with inflation soaring at more than 25 percent a year, according to private analysts.
- CThe subsidies have become unsustainable with inflation soaring at more than 25 percent a year according to private analysts.
58The two companies, (who manage; which manage) most private detention centers, insist they aren't trying to influence immigration policies.
- Aneither answer is correct
- Bwhich
- Cwho
59He found (a six-to-seven-inch wide; a 6- to 7-inch-wide; a 6 to 7 inch wide) ledge about 150 yards from the bottom and wedged his body there.
- Aa six-to-seven-inch wide
- Ba 6- to 7-inch-wide
- Ca 6 to 7 inch wide
60The Bureau of Labor Statistics was founded in 1885 and actually (predates; pre-dates) the Labor Department.
- Apre-dates
- Bpredates
61After police arrived, the boy talked almost (non-stop; nonstop; non stop) and moved constantly in the backseat of the squad car.
- Anon stop
- Bnonstop
- Cnon-stop
62Which sentence is correct?
- AWhy did you say, "It's time to leave?"
- BWhy did you say, "it's time to leave"?
- CWhy did you say "it's time to leave?"
- DWhy did you say, “It’s time to leave”?
63Which sentence is correct?
- AShe said, “The motorcycle slid sideways and skidded about 100 feet".
- BShe said "the motorcycle slid sideways about a hundred feet."
- C“The motorcycle slid sideways and skidded about 100 feet.” she said.
- D“The motorcycle slid sideways and skidded about 100 feet,” she said.
64The (12.03-karat: 12.03-carat; 12.03-caret) "Blue Moon" diamond, set in a ring, was the showpiece gem at the Sotheby's jewelry auction.
- A12.03-carat
- B12.03-karat
- C12.03-caret
65In northern Arizona, a rare (springtime; Springtime; spring-time) snowstorm hit a small town just west of Flagstaff, dumping more than 7 inches of snow.
- Aspringtime
- BSpringtime
- Cspring-time
66A study published by University of Texas at Arlington scientists (inferred; implied) a link between water well contamination and hydraulic fracturing in the Barnett Shale, the natural gas field beneath North Texas.
- Aimplied
- Binferred
67A man who was (Tasered; tasered; hit with an electroshock weapon) during a police traffic stop said that it felt like his civil rights were thrown out the window.
- AHit with an electroshock weapon
- BTasered
- Ctasered
68The image was (photoshopped; Photoshopped; altered with a photo editing program) prior to publication.
- Aaltered with a photo-editing program
- Bphotoshopped
- CPhotoshopped
69The app also tells you when it's time to (heat; preheat; pre-heat) the oven, but it's not smart enough to do it for you.
- Aheat
- Bpreheat
- Cpre-heat
70Weaver said he also ran into problems with (dropdown; drop down; drop-down) menus on the government website.
- Adrop-down
- Bdrop down
- Cdropdown
71Authorities said they've recovered the body of a man (whose; who's) been missing since late July, but that (it's; its) too early to say if he has been identified.
- Awho's; it's
- Bwho's; its
- Cwhose; it's
- Dwhose; its
72Which sentence is correct?
- AWhen you have finished your essay, can you email it to Professor Swope and me?
- BWhen you have finished your essay, can you email it to Professor Swope and I?
73The sneak (peak; peek; pique) you are given in a movie trailer is meant to (peak; peek; pique) your interest.
- Apeek; pique
- Bpeak; pique
- Cpeak; peek
- Dpeek; peak
74The professor gave us (a lot; alot) of help preparing for the quiz
- Aa lot
- Balot
- Ceither is acceptable
75In this sentence, choose the preferred reference to the speech:
- A"There is no avoiding this break of fiscal adjustment," she said in a speech released in advance.
- B"There is no avoiding this break of fiscal adjustment," she said in a prepared version of her speech.
76When a hurricane barreled through the Gulf Coast ahead of the Democratic Convention, the president added a stop in New Orleans to his (preconvention; pre-convention) itinerary.
- Apre-convention
- Bpreconvention
77"I've worked around missing persons for the past 10 years, and it's rare finding someone after more than a year," said Sgt. Manuel Cortez of the Burlington (PD; police dept.; Police dept.; Police Department).
- APolice dept.
- BPD
- Cpolice dept.
- DPolice Department
78Sabrina Diaz, a (fourteen year old; fourteen-year-old; 14-year-old; 14 yr. old) girl, was once considered a missing person, one of nearly 9,000 such runaways.
- A14-year-old
- Bfourteen-year-old
- Cfourteen year old
- D14 yr. old
79Psychology (prof.; professor; Professor; Prof.) Alan Christopher says, "Most adults will stick around and handle their problems, but a lot of kids think it's easier to run away."
- AProf.
- Bprofessor
- CProfessor
- Dprof.
80The mayor (accepted; excepted) the offer from the university board of directors to aid the city in its (clean up; cleanup) efforts after the storm.
- Aexcepted; clean up
- Bexcepted; cleanup
- Caccepted; cleanup
- Daccepted; clean up
81The restaurant (complemented; complimented) the meal with a delicious (desert; dessert).
- Acomplemented; desert
- Bcomplimented; desert
- Ccomplimented; dessert
- Dcomplemented; dessert
82The patient was diagnosed with (prostrate; prostate; Prostate) cancer.
- AProstate
- Bprostrate
- Cprostate
83A person who has unprotected sex could become infected with (HIV; HIV virus; AIDS; AID's).
- AHIV
- BHIV virus
- CAIDs
- DAID's
84Nicknamed "The Tower of Tandil" after his hometown in Argentina, Juan Martin del Potro has won despite being (wracked with pain; racked with pain) since Saturday, when he slipped and hyperextended his left knee.
- Aracked with pain
- Bwracked with pain
- Ceither spelling is acceptable
85Detroit remains among the most (schizophrenic; inconsistent) teams in the NFL, and must find a way to transfer its solid work at home to road games.
- Aeither is acceptable
- Bschizophrenic
- Cinconsistent
86The senators were asked to support legislation to expand background checks for gun purchasers, strengthen laws against gun trafficking and ban ammunition (magazines; clips) with more than 10 rounds
- Aclips
- Bmagazines
- Cthe terms are interchangeable
87Former Seattle University basketball and baseball star Ed O'Brien has (passed away; died) at age (eighty-three; 83).
- Apassed away; eighty-three
- Bpassed away; 83
- Cdied; 83
- Ddied; eighty-three
88I will discuss how the lack of snow has (effected; affected) tourism and what (effect; affect) this may have on the uptake of season passes next year.
- Aeffected; affect
- Beffected; effect
- Caffected; effect
- Daffected; affect
89Which sentence is correct?
- AWhen asked about the season, Hodder said, 'We knew that this year would be tough because we lost a lot of talent.'
- BWhen asked about the season, Hodder said 'we knew that this year would be tough because we lost a lot of talent.'
- CWhen asked about the season, Hodder said, 'We knew that this year would be tough because we lost a lot of talent'.
- DWhen asked about the season, Hodder said 'we knew that this year would be tough because we lost a lot of talent'.
90Homeland Security is (seldom; almost never) the lead law enforcement agency in domestic terror cases, making this case (quite unique; unusual).
- Aseldom; quite unique
- Bseldom; unusual
- Calmost never; quite unique
- Dalmost never; unusual
91Which sentence is correct?
- ADuring the Winter Olympics, the Olympic's flame will stay lighted at the stadium in Sochi.
- BDuring the Winter Olympics, the Olympic Flame will stay lighted at the stadium in Sochi.
- CDuring the Winter Olympics, the Olympics flame will stay lighted at the stadium in Sochi.
- DDuring the Winter Olympics, the Olympic flame will stay lighted at the stadium in Sochi.
92Which sentence is correct?
- AI had planned to enroll over the summer, however I couldn't find any classes to fulfill my major requirements.
- BI had planned to enroll over the summer; however, I couldn't find any classes to fulfill my major requirements.
- CI had planned to enroll over the summer however, I couldn't find any classes to fulfill my major requirements.
- DI had planned to enroll over the summer, however, I couldn't find any classes to fulfill my major requirements.
93Which sentence is correct?
- AMany important members of the university attended the talk; Dr. Becker, the university president, Dr. Palms, the provost, and Dr. Stout, the dean of students.
- BMany important members of the university attended the talk: Dr. Becker, the university president, Dr. Palms, the provost, and Dr. Stout, the dean of students.
- CMany important members of the university attended the talk, Dr. Becker, the university president; Dr. Palms, the provost; and Dr. Stout, the dean of students.
- DMany important members of the university attended the talk: Dr. Becker, the university president; Dr. Palms, the provost; and Dr. Stout, the dean of students.
94Which sentence is correct?
- ASMC will have to raise tuition next year; because the state government will not raise taxes to support education.
- BSMC will have to raise tuition next year. Because the state government will not raise taxes to support education.
- CSMC will have to raise tuition next year because the state government will not raise taxes to support education.
- DSMC will have to raise tuition next year, because the state Government will not raise taxes to support education.
95Ellen Degeneres also tweeted a ("selfie"; Selfie; selfie) from the Academy Awards with Meryl Streep, Julie Roberts and other stars.
- Aselfie
- B"selfie"
- CSelfie
96(Its; It's) looking as if the weather is operating to (its; it's) own schedule this year.
- AIts, it's
- BIt's, its
- CIt's, it's
- DIts, its
97Two bombs placed near the Boston Marathon finish line killed three people and wounded (more than; over) 260 others.
- Aover
- Bmore than
- Ceither is acceptable
98My AP Stylebook is my (bible; Bible
- Abible
- BBible
99The patient was prescribed an (antidepressant; anti-depressant; antidepresant; anti depressant) for his condition.
- Aanti depressant
- Banti-depressant
- Cantidepressant
- Dantidepresant
100The hospital treats people with Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and (Down's; Down; down) syndrome.
- ADown
- BDown's
- Cdown
- Dnone of above are acceptable
101She writes about (healthcare; health care) and (daycare; day care) for The Associated Press.
- Ahealthcare; day care
- Bhealth care; daycare
- Chealth care; day care
- Dhealthcare; daycare
102Which sentence is correct?
- A“It’s people who are in charge keeping their friends in power,” said Tom Carroll, 32, a union plumber who lives in Bethpage N.Y. summing up how he viewed the electoral system.
- B“It’s people who are in charge keeping their friends in power.” Said Tom Carroll, 32, a union plumber who lives in Bethpage NY, summing up how he viewed the electoral system.
- C“Its people who are in charge keeping their friends in power” said Tom Carroll, 32, a union plumber who lives in Bethpage, N.Y., summing up how he viewed the electoral system.
- D“It’s people who are in charge keeping their friends in power,” said Tom Carroll, 32, a union plumber who lives in Bethpage, N.Y., summing up how he viewed the electoral system.
103The passenger was (breast-feeding; breastfeeding; breast feeding) her infant after he came down with (chickenpox; chicken pox).
- Abreastfeeding; chickenpox
- Bbreast-feeding; chickenpox
- Cbreast feeding; chickenpox
- Dbreast-feeding; chicken pox
104In preparation for its 250th anniversary, the (Episcopalian church; Episcopal church) in Harvard Square has undergone an exterior renovation,according to (Father; the Rev.) Federico Lombardi.
- AEpiscopal; Father
- BEpiscopalian; the Rev.
- CEpiscopal; the Rev.
- DEpiscopalian; Father
105The federal lawsuit alleges that the (IRS; Internal Revenue Service) gives unconstitutional preference to churches and other religious groups, while denying it to the Freedom from Religion Foundation and other (atheist; secular) nonprofits.
- AIRS; atheist
- BIRS; secular
- CInternal Revenue Service; atheist
- DInternal Revenue Service; secular
106Which sentence is correct?
- ADebbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, pointed out that superdelegates have been around “since 1984, the year I graduated high school,” and have never been a decisive factor.
- BDebbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, pointed out that superdelegates have been around, “since 1984, the year I graduated high school”, and have never been a decisive factor.
- CDebbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, pointed out that superdelegates have been around “Since 1984, the year I graduated high school.” and have never been a decisive factor.
- DDebbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, pointed out that super delegates have been around: “since 1984, the year I graduated high school” and have never been a decisive factor.
107The Union for (Reformed Judaism; Reform Judaism) says its progressive, inclusive approach unites 6,000 years of Jewish tradition and values with modern Jewish experience. One mother said she supported her brilliant son, even though his marriage to a man was at odds with her (fundamentalist; conservative) beliefs.
- AReform Judaism; conservative
- BReform Judaism; fundamentalist
- CReformed Judaism; conservative
- DReformed Judaism; fundamentalist
108Which paragraph is correct?
- AEven if superdelegates did not exist, Mr. Sanders would still trail Mrs. Clinton by more than 200 delegates. His hopes of catching her in the traditional delegate race are looking increasingly thin with several large states favorable to her yet to vote, including New York and Pennsylvania.
- BEven if super delegates did not exist, Mr. Sanders would still trail Mrs. Clinton by more than two hundred delegates. His hopes of catching her in the traditional delegate race are looking increasingly thin with several large states favorable to her yet to vote, including New York and Pennsylvania.
- CEven if superdelegates did not exist, Mr Sanders would still trail Mrs Clinton by more than 200 delegates. His hopes of catching her in the traditional delegate race are looking increasingly thin with several large states favorable to her yet to vote, including New York and Pennsylvania.
- DEven if superdelegates did not exist, Mr. Sanders would still trail Mrs. Clinton by more than 200 delegates. His hopes of catching her in the traditional delegate race are looking increasingly thin with several large states favorable to her yet to vote, including NY and Pa.
109The new movie about the life of (John F Kennedy; John F. Kennedy; JFK) opened last Saturday, and was reviewed for this newspaper by (JK Rowling; J.K. Rowling; J. K. Rowling)
- AJohn F Kennedy; JK Rowling
- BJohn F. Kennedy; J.K. Rowling
- CJohn F. Kennedy; J. K. Rowling
- DJFK; JK Rowling
110Which sentence is correct?
- AThe Senator said he would go home to Burlington if he lost the election.
- BThe senator said he would go home to Burlington if he lost the election.
- CThe Senator said he would "go home to Burlington" if he lost the election.
- DThe senator said he would "go home to Burlington" if he lost the election.
111The professor hoped that weekly quizzes would be (affective; effective) in improving her students' grammar. If they were not, she worried it would seriously (affect; effect) her mental health.
- Aeffective; effect
- Baffective; effect
- Ceffective; affect
- Daffective; affect
112He said the group has (as good of a chance; as good a chance) as can be expected given (its; it's) equipment.
- Aas good of a chance; its
- Bas good a chance; its
- Cas good of a chance; it's
- Das good a chance; it's
113Which sentence is correct?
- AThe senator could not have won the primary even if he had taken New York, but it would have certainly boosted morale.
- BThe senator could not of won the primary even if he had taken New York, but it would of certainly boosted morale.
- CThe senator could not of won the primary even if he had taken New York, however, it would have certainly boosted morale.
- DThe senator could not have won the primary even if he had taken New York, however it would have certainly boosted morale.
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