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1.(371)Like humans and other primates, most whales, dolphins, and porpoises shed skin and hair continuously, a little at a time, throughout the year.
(A) Like humans and other primates, most whales, dolphins, and porpoises shed skin and hair continuously, a little at a time, throughout the year.
(B) Like that of humans and other primates, most whales, dolphins, and porpoises shed skin and hair continuously throughout the year, a little at a time.
(C) As humans and other primates, most whales, dolphins, and porpoises shed skin and hair continuously throughout the year, a little at a time.
(D) Most whales, dolphins, and porpoises shed skin and hair continuously throughout the year, a little at a time, as humans and other primates.
(E) Most whales, dolphins, and porpoises, like humans and other primates do, shed skin and hair continuously throughout the year, a little at a time.
2.(372)Swift’s conception of “A Modest Proposal” was as a satirical commentary on Irish politics, a critique of colonial economics; instead, it was received as a serious suggestion that cannibalism was a reasonable solution to Ireland’s problems.
(A) Swift’s conception of “A Modest Proposal” was as a satirical commentary on Irish politics, a critique of colonial economics; instead, it was
(B) Swift conceived of “A Modest Proposal” as a satirical commentary on Irish politics, a critique of colonial economics, but which was
(C) Swift conceived of “A Modest Proposal” as a satirical commentary on Irish politics that critiqued colonial economics; instead, it was
(D) Swift conceived of “A Modest Proposal” to be a critique of colonial economics, a satirical commentary on Irish politics, which was
(E) Swift conceived of “A Modest Proposal” to be a satirical commentary on Irish politics, a critique of colonial economics, also it was
3.(373)Among the grant proposals submitted to the social services agency were those from community organizations led by volunteer citizens who were either applying for funding to provide direct services in the area of early childhood education or seeking subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject.
(A) to provide direct services in the area of early childhood education or seeking subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject
(B) to provide direct services in the area of early childhood education or to seek subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject
(C) to provide direct services in the area of early childhood education, and seeking subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject
(D) in providing direct services in the area of early childhood education or seeks subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject
(E) in providing direct services in the area of early childhood education or seeking subsidies for the publication of educational materials on the subject
4.(374)The first personal computers had severe hardware and software limitations similar to that of a modern wristwatch and so were unable to perform the complex operations necessary for today's processor-intensive applications.
(A) The first personal computers had severe hardware and software limitations similar to that of a modern wristwatch
(B) The first personal computers had severe hardware and software limitations similar to a modern wristwatch's
(C) The severe hardware and software limitations of the first personal computers were similar to those of a modern wristwatch
(D) The first personal computers' severe hardware and software limitations were similar to those of a modern wristwatch
(E) The severe hardware and software limitations of the first personal computers were similar to that of a modern wristwatch
5.(375)About 70 percent of the tomatoes grown in the United States come from seeds that have been engineered in a laboratory, their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species.
(A) come from seeds that have been engineered in a laboratory, their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species
(B) come from seeds that have been engineered in a laboratory, and also having their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species
(C) come from seeds engineered in a laboratory and that have had their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species
(D) comes from seeds that have been engineered in a laboratory and with their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species
(E) comes from seeds that have been engineered in a laboratory, and their DNA modified with genetic material not naturally found in tomato species
6.(376)Authors such as Elizabeth Kolbert were beginning to warn that human activity — greenhouse-gas emissions, urbanization, the global spread of invasive species — were driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event and something that had occurred only five times since life emerged over 3 billion years ago.
A were driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event and something that had occurred only five times since life emerged
B were driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event, something that occurred only five times since life had emerged
C was driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event and something that had occurred only five times since life emerged
D was driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event, something that has occurred only five times since life emerged
E was driving Earth toward a “mass extinction” event and something that occurred only five times since life emerged
7.(377)Maximum commercial efficiency requires that large swathes of crops are grown in monoculture, under which conditions they become vulnerable to disease and premature death.
A. requires that large swathes of crops are grown in monoculture, under which conditions they become
B. requires that large swathes of crops are grown in monoculture, under which conditions it becomes
C. requires that large swathes of crops be grown in monoculture, under which conditions they become
D. requires that large swathes of crops be grown in monoculture, under which conditions it becomes
E. has a requirement that large swathes of crops are grown in monoculture, under which conditions it becomes
8.(378)Setting a precedent that lasted more than a century,George Washington disappointed the people insisting that he should run for a third term as president.
A.insisting that he should
B.insisting him to
C.and their insistence that he
D.who insisted that he
E.who insisted him to
9.(379)In California and New York, Democratic challengers will need to spend more heavily in the months ahead to beat back rivals for their own party’s nomination, or to introduce themselves to voters against Republicans who are already well-known.
(A) nomination, or to introduce
(B) nomination, introduce
(C) nomination by introducing
(D) nomination, and introducing
(E) nomination through the introduction of
10.(380)Featured in circuses for more than a century, trapeze artists hang from swings by the ankles and perform acrobatic maneuvers, rebalancing frequently enough that spectators see only his continuous, fluid movement.
(A) trapeze artists hang from swings by the ankles and perform acrobatic maneuvers, rebalancing frequently enough
(B) trapeze artists hang from swings by the ankles, they perform acrobatic maneuvers, and with such frequent rebalancing
(C) trapeze artists use their ankles to hang from swings, perform acrobatic maneuvers, and rebalance so frequently that
(D) the trapeze artist hangs from swings by his ankles, performing acrobatic maneuvers and rebalancing so frequently
(E) the trapeze artist hangs from swings by his ankles, performs acrobatic maneuvers, and he rebalances frequently enough
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