http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn 205/715 English questions (and answers) collection Part IV: s511-s715 511. When (A) Darwin presented his explanation of how living things evolve (B), he challenged the belief that human beings have special (C), indeed unique place in (D) the universe. 512. A century and more after (A) his death, Poe is still among (B) the most popular (C) in (D) America authors. 513. William Emerson died in 1811, when the boy was eight, left (A) his window to face poverty (B) and to educate (C) their (D) five sons. 514. Thanksgiving Day (A), a unique (B) North American Holiday, is celebrated (C) in the United states on the fourth Thursday (D) in November. 515. A theory makes (A) a series of simplifying assumption (B) from which (C) it deduces how people will behave (D). 516. A long life is not just (A) the result of being (B) good for (C) the body and (D) staring off disease. 517. Development refers to (A) a process of change in (B) growth and capability over (C) time, with (D) a function of both maturation and interaction with the environment. 518. The pharmacology (A) is recent science, but it is closely (B) connected with one of the oldest, the (C) giving of remedies (D) to relieve disease. 519. The puffer is a (A) type of fish that (B) can inflate one's (C) body like (D) a balloon. 520. The Louisiana Purchase (A), made in 1803, almost (B) was doubled (C) the (D) size of the United States. 521. The nitrogen (A) make up over (B) 78 percent of (C) the Earth's atmosphere, the gaseous mass surrounding (D) the planet. 522. Pharmacist (A) fill drug prescriptions, keeping (B) records of the drugs their patients are taking to make sure (C) that harmful combinations are not prescribed (D). 523. ………… not a single hard-surfaced road during the entire colonial period aside from city streets. 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The Olympic torch ………… throughout the Games and is then extinguished at the closing ceremony. (A) burning (B) is burned (C) burned (D) burns 530. Seahorses spend (A) much (B) of their time clung (C) with their tails to underwater (D) plants. 531. Some fish ………… distortions of electrical field through special receptors. (A) sense (B) sense are (C) sensing (D) senses 532. Mount (A) St. Helens exploded in (B) an eruption with the energy equivalent to (C) 10 million tons (D) TNT. 533. Plague (A) and famine (B) can be results in (C) social problems within a community (D). 534. Natural (A) adhesives are primarily of (B) animals or vegetable (C) origin (D). 535. Only rarely ………… neuroses leave a person unable to function in everyday situations. (A) had (B) are (C) do (D) that 536. Linoleum is a trade (A) name for the waterproof floors (B) covering most often http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn (C) used in kitchens (D). 537. The common (A) field (B) mouse is about four inches long (C) and has a three-inched (D) tail. 538. Perhaps was (A) his own lack of proper schooling (B) that led (C) Horace Mann to struggle for the important reforms in education (D). 539. Latent learning (A) is the association (B) of indifferent stimuli or situations (C) with one the other (D) without reward. 540. Tooth (A) decay is the most common (B) disease (C) of humanities (D). 541. A soluble substance (A) alkali reacts (B) with acids (C) to do (D) salts. 542. Plants range (A) in size to (B) tiny, single-celled, blue-green algae, invisible (C) to the naked eyes, to giant sequoias, the largest living (D) plants. 543. The time has long since passed (A) when inspired amateur working with (B) simple tools come (C) up with (D) finding of genuine scientific importance. 544. It was upsetting to Tim (A) to find his classmates responding so sarcastic (B) to his presentation, on which (C) he had worked (D) diligently and seriously for days. 545. The reviewer declared how (A) there was (B) a dearth (C) of serious books being published (D) on issues of social importance. 546. Most animals cannot recognize their (A) reflection in a mirror themselves;(B) they usually react as if (C) confronted by another member of their species (D). 547. Great salt is fed by fresh-water stems, ………… is about four to five times as salty as the ocean. (A) yet (B) which (C) there (D) despite 548. Delicious (A) golden-brown (B) maple syrup comes about (C) the sugary (D) sap of the hard maple. 549. All the blood (A) in the body passes through (B) the heart at least (C) twice the minute (D). 550. Every (A) year seals migrate to (B) the Gulf of St. Lawrence in Canada, congregate on the ice peak, and there are giving (C) birth to their (D) pubs. http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn 551. As (A) a glacier melts (B), rocks, boulders, trees, and tons of dirt (C) deposit (D). 552. Spruce resin was chewed (A) as a thirst (B) quencher by native Americans, from which (C) pioneers adopted the (D) practice. 553. His criticism does not fully express (A) the degree which (B) the majority of delegates suggest (C) such protection of financial interest (D) extend. 554. It is extremely (A) necessary that you will realize (B) that reading is not only (C) a physical (D) and mental process. 555. They are the ones (A) who assert (B) that a better bridge could have been (C) built have (D) we had their assistance. 556. He looked like (A) he had been (B) in some strange land (C) where age advanced at a double pace (D). 557. I would wear my red dress save it ………… a stain in the front. (A) had (B) has (C) would have (D) has not 558. I would have gone with him (A) to Washington except (B) I had had (C) no time (D). 559. M: " Would you like to visit Los Angeles on your vacation? " W: " If I ………… a week off. " (A) have (B) had (C) have had (D) would have 560. Gold was originally valued for the magical powers that ………… to come from it. (A) have thought (B) were thinking (C) have been thinking http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn (D) were thought 561. M: "If someone falls into deep water and can't swim, what will become of him?" W: "He will probably be." (A) drowning (B) drown (C) drowned (D) drawn 562. Energy specialists have found (A) that airtight stoves are much (B) more efficient (C) at heat (D) than fireplaces. 563. If each of the seven continents (A) were placed in (B) the Pacific Ocean, it (C) would still be (D) room left for another continent the size of Asia. 564. Croquet (A) is a popular lawn game which (B) players hit (C) wooden (D) balls. 565. There are very few areas in the world ………… be brown successfully. (A) where apricots can (B) apricot can (C) where can apricots can (D) which apricots can 566. 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(A) to be conveniently measured (B) which conveniently measured (C) to measure conveniently (D) conveniently measured 587. My reaction (A), I suppose (B), could have been (C) called to be (D) instinctive. 588. Eagles are predatory birds that have (A) large, heavy, hooked (B) bills and strong, sharp (C) claws called as (D) "talons". 589. Each and every (A) witness is expected (B) that he will be asked (C) to give testimony he does not wish to (D) disclose. 590. Returning to my room, …………. (A) my watch was missing (B) I found my watch disappeared (C) I found my watch missing (D) the watch was missed 591. The photo periodic response of algae actually depends on the duration of http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn darkness, …………. (A) the light is not on (B) and not on light (C) but is not on the light (D) is not on light 592. The novels (A) of pearl S. Buck show (B) a keen understanding of china and the Chinese people, knowledge which learned (C) by living there of many years (D). 593. Certain (A) zoologists regard crows and ravens are (B) the most intelligent (C) of birds (D). 594. It (A) is the interaction (B) between people, rather than the events that occur in their lives, that are (C) the main focus of social (D) psychology. 595. In the early days of (A) the united states, postal charges (B) were paid by the recipient, and charges varied (C) with (D) distance carrying. 596. In (A) the united states during (B) the early 1800's, individual states governments had more effect on (C) the economy than did (D) federal government. 597. A gunpowder (A) is made from (B) a mixture of (C) potassium nitrate and other (D) substances. 598. Ultraviolet rays (A) are invisible to (B) humans, and (C) ants and honeybees are sensitive (D) to them. 599. Humans have no direct perception of infrared rays, unlike (A) the rattlesnake, which (B) has receptors tuned in to wavelength (C) longer than 0.7 micron (D). 600. The world (A) would look eerie (B) different (C) if human eyes were sensitive to infrared radiation (D). 601. In (A) the early nineteenth century, some (B) Europeans were very impressed by the increase of (C) population, territory (D), and wealth of the United states. 602. Most (A) beautiful of all was the river itself (B), sweeping (C) grandly from the mountains to its rest in (D) Atlantic. 603. The seventeenth century was one (A) in which (B) many significant advances (C) were taken (D) in both science and philosophy. 604. The biggest single (A) hobby in America, the one (B) that (C) Americans spend (D) most time, energy and money, is gardening. http://ngoclinhson.violet.vn 605. Constructed (A) in Chicago in 1883, the Home Insurance Building was the fist building in the world whose (B) the floors and the exterior (C) masonry walls were supported (D) by a skeleton framework of metal. 606. The columnist feels sure that (A) who (B) wins the election (C) will have the support of both parties (D). 607. The (A) Maelstrom is a swift (B) and danger (C) current in (D) the Arctic Ocean. 608. Because (A) oak trees are highly (B) resistant of (C) storm damage, they usually live (D) a long time. 609. A majority of people in the United States can get all the calcium their bodies ………… from the food they eat. (A) require (B) requires (C) requiring (D) to require 610. ………… usually thought to end in Northern New Mexico, the Rocky Mountains really extend southward to the frontier of Mexico. (A) Despite (B) To be (C) While (D) However 611. Which of the following (A) is not mentioned by the author as a mean (B) by which (C) various desert plants are able to (D) survive dry conditions? 612. Doctors took (A) blood and fluid samples (B) but could defect any (C) known human flu virus (D). 613. 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