A Eagan’s life shows how a wealthy student can achieve as much as a poor one.
B Eagan’s life shows that military experience makes athletes great.
C Eagan’s life shows that a man can be an athlete and a well-educated person.
D Eagan’s life shows how easy it is to win two gold medals in different Olympic sports.
A Renting rooms to immigrants
B Teaching foreign languages
C Doing laundry and cleaning
D Writing fiction for women’s magazines
A A teacher at Yale
B A fictional character
C A student at Oxford
D A bobsledder at the Olympics
A large weapons such as cannons
B small weapons such as pistols
C shoulder weapons such as rifles
D tension weapons such as crossbows
A Light heavyweight boxing, Olympic gold medal
B U.S. national amateur heavyweight boxing title.
C British amateur boxing championship
D Heavyweight boxing, Olympic gold medal
A In Antwerp, Belgium
B In Paris, France
C In London, England
D In Lake Placid, New York
A entered
B dropped out of
C got out
D hoped
A Sport
B Gold medals
C 1932 Olympics
D Summer Olympics
A He was a boxing trainer
B He was an attorney
C He was an army officer
D He was president of Colgate
A He was inducted into U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.
B He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army.
C He received a gold medal in four-man bobsledding
D He was appointed assistant district attorney for Southern New York.
A The mechanics of rain.
B The climate of North America.
C How gravity affects agriculture.
D Types of clouds.
A second
B tiny
C slow
D predictable
A moving all the time
B always having feeling
C never changing
D falling down easily
A They are balanced by the pressure of rain droplets.
B The effect of gravity at high altitude is random.
C They are kept aloft by air currents.
D The heat from the Sun’s rays melts them.
A They are ice crystals.
B They are small drops of dew.
C They are watery fruits.
D They are animals living on ice.
A They never occur.
B They are not affected by the force of gravity.
C In still air they would fall to the ground.
D In moving air they fall at a speed of thirty-two miles per hour.
A The gathering of small clouds to form larger clouds.
B The growth of droplets.
C The fall of raindrops and other precipitation.
D The movement of dust particles in the sunlight.
A 1/16 inch
B 1/125 inch
C 1/2500 inch
D one millionth of an inch
A Dust acts in a way that can be predicted.
B Dust always moves chaotically.
C Dust moves in an unpredictable way.
D It is hard for dust to move smoothly.
A earn money
B save money
C sit still
D economize
A devalued
B established
C appreciated
D improved
A couldn't assist
B couldn't resist
C couldn't face
D couldn’t stand
A one time
B in one occasion
C once in a while
D normally
A affected by
B aware of
C prone to
D accustomed to
A Many
B rural areas
C composed of
D labors
A During
B to watch
C when
D homework
A have
B to tell
C the
D until after
A Pointing in
B considered
C impolite
D in most cases
A treatment
B effective
C chemotherapy
D neither
A report
B crash
C board
D turning
A all of
B most of
C all the
D all most
A for whom
B in what
C in which
D of which
A breakdown
B breakthrough
C break-in
D outbreak
A pushing back
B playing down
C keeping down
D turning around
A to
B into
C onto
D over to
A house
B place
C home
D business
A Because of
B In spite of
C In case of
D But for
A lied
B lying
C laid
D lain lain
A sensible
B insensible
C sensitive
D senseless
A rewriting
B to rewriting
C rewrite
D to rewrite
A Much as
B However
C Even though
D No matter
A Yes, it’s really good
B All right
C I’m glad you enjoyed it
D No, it’s very kind of you
A out of work
B out of stock
C out of reach
D out of practice
A The most, the best.
B The more, the merrier.
C The many, the merrier.
D The more, the more happily.
A biscuit
B piece of cake
C cup of tea
D sweets and candy
A risen
B brought
C raised
D taken
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