A We eventually caught a train to stop at every station.
B We eventually caught a train stops at every station.
C The train we eventually caught it was one that stops at every station.
D The train we eventually caught was one that stops at every station.
A Noticing the door was open. I decided to go in turning out to be a mistake.
B I noticed the door was open deciding to go in, which turned out to be a mistake.
C I noticed the door was open, decided to go in and turned out to be a mistake.
D Noticing the door was open, I decided to go in, which turned out to be a mistake.
A At the end of the week that is the deadline, everyone who wanted travel scholarships applied for them.
B By the end of the week, which was the deadline, everyone who wanted travel scholarships had applied for them.
C By the end of the week that was the deadline, everyone who wanted travel scholarships had applied for them.
D At the end of the week, the deadline, everyone wanting travel scholarships applied for them.
A interprets
B originates
C blocks
D circulates
A expenditure
B impetus
C revenue
D commentary
A contrast effective advertising with unsuccessful products
B reflute the idea that consumers pay more for products they see on television
C explain how consumers justify paying higher prices for products
D provide a function of television advertising on a national level
A a costly advertising campaign that failed
B the competitive nature of the advertising industry
C a means by which large businesses deceive consumers
D the acceptance of higher costs by consumers
A It is partially determined by the consumer.
B It is influenced by advertising.
C It can be higher than the actual value.
D It is the same as the true value.
A Price is not the only factor affecting buyer decisions.
B Consumers will pay less when they see expensive advertisements.
C The lowest-priced products are usually purchased the most.
D Consumers become angry when prices are raised too high.
A Many customers stopped buying their coffee there.
B The coffee chain raised prices so they could advertise more.
C Customers acknowledged the change in prices.
D The price increase did not change customers’ drinking habits.
A They have positive effects on customers.
B They increase the price consumers must pay.
C They are a response to consumer demand.
D They result in competitor price matching.
A By basing their prices on advertising costs and competitor prices
B By including the cost of advertising in the overall costs
C By determining the overall costs of making the product
D By choosing perceived value or manufacturing costs
A Products that are not advertised cost more than advertised products.
B Companies selling higher-priced products usually advertise more.
C Customers will pay little for a non-advertised product.
D Local companies will not spend money on advertising.
A Only a small number of paintings throughout the world are equally well-known as the Mona Lisa.
B The Mona Lisa is among a group of paintings that are very famous worldwide.
C There are more famous paintings in the world than the Mona Lisa, but not many.
D A few other paintings in the world are more famous than the Mona Lisa.
A Since it was so crowded in Madrid, I decided that I would never move there.
B I moved to Madrid only because I was unaware of how many people were there.
C In the end, Madrid turned out to be far more crowded than I'd thought before moving there.
D I would have had a better time living in Madrid if only there hadn't been so many people.
A species of
B each days
C every night
D are dormant
A of heating
B bacteria
C to destroy
D disease-caused
A what
B was created
C information
D to determine
A To raise the issue of whether or not we are alone in the universe.
B To give an example of people who do not believe in science.
C To inform people that a spaceship crashed in the American desert.
D To explain why scientists are not interested in studying aliens.
A Mysterious Crash Landing in America
B The Possibility of Life on Other Worlds
C The Life and Times of an Alien Life
D Visitors from Faraway Planets
A The stars there are only a fraction of the universe.
B It has an uncountable amount of stars.
C It proves that aliens are real.
D We can see stars there.
A Aliens can be found in the USA.
B Scientists already know the truth.
C It’s already been done.
D It’s not possible yet.
A Aliens are always kidnapping people.
B Aliens are extremely dangerous.
C Aliens often appear in dreams.
D They have encountered aliens.
A plentiful
B rare
C large
D interesting
A videos
B glimpses
C UFOs
D people
A to be restored
B to have been restored
C to restore
D having restored
A ran into him
B ran him out
C ran him down
D ran after him
A have eaten; only brought
B have eaten; have only brought
C ate; only brought
D have been eating; only brought
A accomplishes
B attains
C obtains
D comes
A short nylon dreadful French
B short dreadful French nylon
C dreadful French nylon short
D dreadful short French nylon
A had come; would have been
B came; would be
C would be; were
D would have come; had been
A totally blind
B blind totally
C totally blindly
D a total blind
A humanistic
B humanity
C humanitarian
D human
A much less
B much fewer
C a lot higher
D far more
A I usually visit my friends and sometimes I go to the cinema.
B Yes, I do. I have lots of friends there.
C Yes, I have one brother and one sister.
D Geography. It’s very interesting.
A I come at once!
B Just a minute!
C Moment!
D Wait on!
A worsen
B alleviate
C generate
D devastate
A predominant
B subordinate
C subsequent
D commercial
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