1.Native trees are trees that have demonstrated their ability to thrive in the local
a b c
environment without harming others local species.
d(other)
2.Heredity is a process of transmit biological traits from parent to offspring through genes,
a(transmiting) b c
the basic units of heredity.
d
3.The bodies of deceased Inca rulers were treated in case they were still alive,attended to
a b(as if)
by servants in their palaces and consulted for advice on daily affairs.
c d
4.In most Native American societies,marriage to someone from another tribe was unusual
a b
but not prohibited,whereas the person was from a warring tribe.
c(although) d
5.Despite of improved medical management,asthma and asthma-related death are
a(inspite of) b c
increasing in part to worsening indoor population.
d
6.The new proposed law asserts that the government may not take anyone's private
a
property although it is necessary for a public purpose and the government pays a fair price
b(unless) c d
for it.
7.In Bahrain,it is socially unacceptable for a man to greet a woman,if the greeting is part
a b c
of business protocol. (although)
d
8.Africa has a long literary tradition because very little of this literature was written down
a b c
until the 20th century. (although)
d
9.Researchers are investigating why some overweight people develop diabetes since
a b c
others do not. (while)
d
10.People with schizophrenia may avoid others or act though others do not exist.
a b c d
(as if)
11.During light jogging,the untrained person will experience a large increase in heart rate,
a b
as the athlete's heart rate will not rise nearly as much.
c(while) d
12.When an auto-immune disease strikes,the immune system attacks the body's own
a b c
tissues or organs if they were foreign substances.
d(as if)
13.Many war devices and secret weapons were so complicated than they taxed the genius
a b(that)
of the young American tars and officers who had to be trained in using them.
c d
14.Kangaroo rats can metabolize starch and fats in the dry seeds they eat into water as if
a b c
the can live out their entire life without taking in a drop of water. (so that)
d
15.Archeology covers so an enomous span of time that archeologists specialize in different
a b(such) c
time periods and different cultures.
d
16.In the early years of the Industrial Revolution,so many workers were dismissed than
a b c
they rioted in protest against their layoffs. (that)
d
17.Bear teeth are not as sharp or specialized for shearing meat as those of some
a b
other carnivores do.
c d(are)
18.Through the technology of recombining DNA,scientists can modify microorganisms
a
since they become so-called factories that produce large quantities of medically
b(so that) c d
useful drugs.
19.Ralph Waldo Emerson argued that a poet used symbols more appropriately than
a
a religious mystic were,because the poet recognizes the multiple meaning of symbols and
b(did) c
the ability of language to reflect a continuousily changing world.
d
20.Under normal circumstances,the two populations of related wild flowers do not
a
interbreed because the wind does not blow hard enough to carry pollen between them
b c
in order to pollination can occur.
d(that)
21.The population growth in California in the 1960's was rapid,but not as large that it
a b c
was between 1848 and 1950. (as)
d
22.Male or female butterflies often have scales on their wings that reflect ultraviolet light,
a b
producing patterns although they can distinguish one sex from the other.
c(so that) d
22.Totalitarian secret policemen terrorizes the population in ways radically different from
a b(terrorize) c
and much crueler than those of the police systems of earlier autocracies.
d
23.The forerunner of coinage was in the form of coils found in the Mesopotamian city of
a b
Khafaje,all bearing a triangular ridge if they had been cast while still pliable.
c(as if) d
24.The locomotive differs with other kinds of self-propelled railroad vehicles in that it is
a b
(from)
used solely as a power unit and is not designed for carrying passengers on freight.
c d
25.In winter,food often becomes scarce that so many animals cannot survive if they
a b c(unless)
hibernate.
d
26.The Neverending Story,an incredible touching literary,examines how stories benefit
a(incredibly) b
people by giving histories and expectations.
c d
27.The Polaris C is so much dim than the Polaris A that astronomers using
a(dimmer) b
Earth-based telescopes were unable to see it directly.
c d
28.Archaeologists seek out,explore,and study the sites,locations around the world
when historic or prehistoric people left behind traces of their activities.
a(where) b c d
29.George Washington's aim during the Battle of Princeton was to force the British to
a
withdraw in New Jersey altogether and to station his army in a secure position on the
b(from) c d
flank of the British route to Philadelphia.
30.Vision is achieved where the eyes and the brain work together to form pictures of
a(when) b c
the world around us.
d
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