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Integrated Test - 9

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Question 1 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Any attempt to visualize Shakespeare in his contemporary environment, and to spiritually link his work year by year with the life of his time, would be impossible.

  1. and to spiritually link his work year by year with the life of his time
  2. and to link spiritually his work year by year with the life of his time
  3. and spiritually to link his work year per year with the life of his time
  4. and spiritually to link his work year by year within the life of his time
  5. and to spiritually link his work year per year with the life of his time
Question 2 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

However much we may differ on such matters as the distribution of property, domestic relations, the law of inheritance and the like, most of us would agree that without order civilization cannot exist.

  1. such matters as the distribution of property, domestic relations, the law of inheritance
  2. such matters as distribution of property, the domestic relations, a law of inheritance
  3. such matters as the distribution of property, the domestic relations, the law of inheritance
  4. matters such as the distribution of property, domestic relations, the law of inheritance
  5. matters such as the distribution of property, the domestic relations, inheritance law
Question 3 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

It is time, we stop looking at the things in our own way.

  1. we stop looking at the things in our own way
  2. we stopped looking at the things in our own way
  3. we stop to look at the things in our own way
  4. we must stop looking at the things in our own way
  5. we stop looking on the things in our own way
Question 4 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Moderations in the affections and passions, self control and calm deliberation is not only good in many respects, constitutes part of the intrinsic worth of the person; but it is far from deserving to be called good without qualification although they have been praised by the ancients.

  1. is not only good in many respects, constitutes part of the intrinsic worth of the person; but it is
  2. are not only good in many respects constituting part of the intrinsic worth of the person, but
  3. is good in many respects and constitutes part of the intrinsic worth of the person and is also
  4. are good in many respects and constitute part of the intrinsic worth of person; but they are
  5. are good in many respects, constitute part of the intrinsic worth of people, but which are
Question 5 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

The great deficiency in these wines, independent of the flavor, which chiefly originates, not from the juice, but from the seeds and husks of the fruits, are the excess of acid.

  1. and husks of the fruits, are the excess of acid
  2. and the husks of the fruits, is the excess of the acid
  3. and the husks of the fruit, are the excess of acid
  4. and husk of the fruit, is the excess of acid
  5. and husks of the fruits, is the excess of acid
Question 6 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Some people believe that the incredible premise of Jeffrey Archer's A Debt of Honor, alleging that Alaska was given to USA on a hundred years lease and that it legally belongs to Russia, might be having more than a grain of truth.

  1. alleging that Alaska was given to USA on a hundred years lease and that it legally belongs to Russia, might be having more than a grain of truth
  2. alleging that Alaska was given to USA on a hundred years lease and that it legally belongs to Russia, have more than a grain of truth
  3. that alleges that Alaska was given to USA on a hundred year lease and that it legally belongs to Russia, have more than a grain of truth
  4. alleging that Alaska was given to USA on a hundred year lease and that it legally belongs to Russia, has more than a grain of truth
Question 7 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

A new documentary by Discovery Channel researchers distinguish between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality. (Subject-verb agreement, idiomatic use)

  1. distinguish between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality
  2. distinguishes between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without being linked to sexuality, and actual alternate sexuality
  3. distinguishes between cross-dressing, which would be idle curiosity without being linked to sexuality, and alternate sexuality
  4. distinguishes cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality
  5. distinguish between cross-dressing, perhaps curious without being linked to sexuality, and actual alternate sexuality
Question 8 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

A Republican Senator floated the idea over the weekend of a short-term measure to lift the debt ceiling for six to eight months in order to meet the August deadline while congressional negotiators take more time to work on a broader agreement.

  1. to lift the debt ceiling for six to eight months in order to meet the August deadline while congressional negotiators take more time
  2. for lifting the debt ceiling for six to eight months in order to meet the August deadline while congressional negotiators took more time to work on a broader agreement
  3. in order to lift the debt ceiling for six to eight months in order to meet the August deadline while congressional negotiators took more time to work on a broader agreement
  4. to lift the debt ceiling between six to eight months in order to meet the August deadline while congressional negotiators took more time to work on a broader agreement
Question 9 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

A new book promises to shed new light on the controversial Roswell Incident, and the extent to which the evidence of extraterrestrial visit had been destroyed by the government before the news channels caught told us about it.

  1. on the extent to which the evidence of extraterrestrial visit had been destroyed by the government before the news channels told us about it
  2. on the extent by which the evidence of extraterrestrial visit was destroyed by the government before the news channels told us about it
  3. on the extent to which the evidence of extraterrestrial visit had been destroyed by the government before the news channels told us about the alien visitation
  4. how the evidence of extraterrestrial visit had been destroyed before the news channels caught wind of it being done by the government
  5. how the government had destroyed evidence of alien visit before the news channels had told us about the alien visit
Question 10 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

The consumer durables industry is increasing its market discounts more widely and earlier this year than it normally does at the beginning of the winter vacations, it is a period during which shopping usually increases and the industry uses lower prices for the attraction of more buyers.

  1. than it normally does at the beginning of the winter vacations, it is a period during which shopping usually increases and the industry uses lower prices for the attraction of more buyers
  2. then it normally does at the beginning of the winter vacations; it is in a period during which shopping usually increases and the industry uses lower prices for the attraction of buyers
  3. than it does normally at the beginning of the winter vacations in which shopping usually increases and in which the industry uses lower prices to attract more buyers
  4. than it normally does at the beginning of winter vacations, when shopping usually increases and the industry uses lower prices to attract more buyers
  5. than it does normally at the beginning of the winter vacations when shopping usually increases and therefore the industry uses lower prices to attract more buyers
Question 11 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Although the origin of the term, masochist, lies in the name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, in psychology it is someone who likes to torture himself.

  1. the origin of the term, masochist, lies in the name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, in psychology it is someone who likes to torture himself
  2. the origin of the term, masochist, lies in the name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, the author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, in psychology it is used to refer to someone who likes to torture himself
  3. the term, masochist, comes from the name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, in psychology it is someone who likes to torture himself
  4. the term, masochist, comes from the name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch who was the author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, and in psychology, it is a person who likes to torture himself
  5. Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, author of a famous novella, Venus in Furs, is the source of the origin of the term masochist, in psychology it is used to refer to someone who likes to torture himself
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