English Test

PROGRAM 32
1.- Plants are important to human existence because of the fact that they have an unique ability to transform their energy of sunlight onto the food that sustains all life.
A. to human existence because of the fact that they have an unique ability to transform their energy of sunlight onto
B. to human existence because of the unique ability to transform the energy of sunlight intoC. to human existence because of an unique ability they have to transform the energy of sunlight into
D. to humane existence because of their unique ability to transform the energy of sunlight into
E. for human existence because they have the unique ability to transform the energy of sunlight into
2.- Today’s conference could have been better prepares by me if I knew that the President of theCompany were going to be there today.
A. Today’s conference could have been better prepares by me if I knew that the President of the Company were going to be there today.
B. I could have been better prepared for today’s conference if I had known the President of a Company was going to be there.
C. I would have prepared today’s conference better if I had known the President of the company wouldbe there.
D. Today’s conference would have been better prepared if I had known that the President of the Company would be here today.
E. I could have prepared today’s conference better if I had known that the President of the Company was going to be there.
3.- Compared to children his same age, Paul is much shorter than them, but when compared with standards of previous generations he is reallynot so.
A. Compared to children his same age, Paul is much shorter than them, but when compared with standards of previous generations he is really not so.
B. When children his same age are compare, Paul is much shorter, but when the standards of previous generations are seen, he is not really so.
C. Compared to the children his same age, Paul is much shorter, but when compared to standards ofprevious generations he is really not so.
D. Compared with children his same age, Paul is much shorter, but when compared to standards of previous generations he is really not so.
E. Comparing Paul with children his same age, he is much shorter. When comparing him with those of previous generations, he is not really so.
4.- Posterity often consign to oblivion many of the books most celebratedat the time they first appeared and conferring immortality to works that were unknown while their authors live.
A. consign to oblivion many of the books most celebrated at the time they first appeared and conferring immortality to works that were unknown while their authors live.
B. consigns to oblivion many of the books celebrated the most at the time they appeared first and confers immortalityto works that were unknown to their authors.
C. consigns to oblivion many of the books most celebrated when they had appeared and conferred immortality that had been unknown while their authors lived.
D. consign to oblivion many of the books most celebrated upon appearance, and confers immortality to works that were unknown while their authors were living.
E. consign to oblivion many of thebooks most celebrated when they appeared and confers immortality to works that were unknown while their authors lived.
5.- Never she had listened to so many words of nonsense in all of her life; needless to say she was appalled.
A. Never she had listened to so many words of nonsense in all of her life; needless to say she was appalled.
B. Never had she heard so much nonsense; needless to sayshe was appalled.
C. She had never listened to so much nonsense in all of her life; needless to say that she was appalled.
D. She had never heard to so much nonsense; obviously, she had been appalled.
E. She had never heard so many words of nonsense; she was appalled.
6.- There has been some speculation that the severed engine of the airplane might have struck the tail, but investigators will...