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1. I agree (A) that a knowledge of Latin is helpful (B) to build a good English vocabulary, (C) but I do not think I have the capacity (D) to study the subject at the moment. (E) No error
2. In (A) such areas as sports, ranking of individual performance (B) is relatively well accepted (C) since the parameters on which the rating (D) are based are generally objective. (E) No error
3. (A) Determination of the long-term (B) effects of aerosols on the upper atmosphere (C) is currently one of the (D) more challenging problems in climate research. (E) No error
4. The (A) most important skill I (B) had learned in my two years (C) of senior high school was (D) to direct the course of my own studies. (E) No error
5. Scientific advances over the last fifty years (A) have led to revolutionary changes in health, agriculture and communication, (B) and generally (C) enhancing socio-economic development and the quality of our (D) lives. (E) No error
6. This detailed (A) yet readable biography is well researched (B) and provides valuable insight (C) to the facts (D) that motivated the famous philosopher. (E) No error
7. I have (A) nearly written all the new tests (B) for inclusion in the revised edition of my book, and (C) hope to finish the work (D) within a week. (E) No error
8. The series of letters that Margaret wrote to her father (A) contains a valuable (B) commentary on the prevailing social conditions and attitudes that lead to (C) her leaving home at (D) such a young age. (E) No error
9. The unfortunate accident (A) that caused the explosion (B) was (C) extensively reported in all the local newspapers and (D) national television. (E) No error
10. Neither of the answers provided in the (A) memorandum (B) address my concerns (C) about the (D) validity of the procedure. (E) No error
11. Katz claimed that reading classic novels (A) is more (B) illuminating than (C) to read autobiographies (D) written by their authors. (E) No error
12. The students (A) have been practicing for the concert (B) since three weeks, (C) and in that time (D) have improved considerably. (E) No error
13. Suzanne (A) recounted her (B) improbable tale (C) with enthusiasm and (D) in a convincing manner. (E) No error
14. If you (A) were willing to ask for directions, instead of (B) doggedly driving on, we might get to (C) our destination (D) sooner. (E) No error
15. (A) Waiting for the results (B) of the final examination, the student's nerves (C) were on edge; she could not sleep properly (D) or eat normally. (E) No error
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Answer Keys
Question | Correct Answer |
1 | B |
2 | D |
3 | D |
4 | B |
5 | C |
6 | C |
7 | A |
8 | E |
9 | D |
10 | B |
11 | C |
12 | B |
13 | D |
14 | E |
15 | A |