Đề ngữ pháp Toefl itp 1995-05

1._____ Henry Ford first sought financial backing for making cars, the very notion of farmers and clerks owning automobiles was considered ridiculous.

2.The first president of Cornell University, Andrew White _____ the concept of a university unaffiliated with any religious sect or political party.

3.In order for information to be easily communicated, _____ must be organized in an understandable way.

4.Because of record snowfalls in the mountains surrounding Utah’s Great Salt Lake, there is more water in the lake and its salt content is _____ it once was.

5.Home movies began to become popular as a hobby in the United States during the 1920’s, _____ of low-cost film.

6.Mary Edmonia Lewis, a sculptor who studied at Oberlin College, was _____ by Hrriet ffosmer.

7.Even though rhubarb is a vegetable, _____ as a dessert.

8.Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz, _____ of Radeliffe College, had worked as both an educator and a naturalist.

9._____ ever developed was celluloid, a combination of natural camphor and cellulose nitrate.

10.Often the design of a scholarly investigation _____ by the question it is addressing.

11.Though once quite large, _____ population of the bald eagle across North America has drastically declined in the past forty years.

12.Plywood was originally manufactured from logs _____ for other purposes.

13.Aerobic exercises create a _____ oxygen in the body without seriously disrupting normal body functions.

14.A protagonist of a play is _____ in tragedy as the suffering main character.

15.The beaver chews down trees to get food and material _____ its home.

16.The architect rural style of Mannerism used unbalanced proportions nor arbitrary arrangements of decoration.

17.The theater is perhaps the most complex of the arts, requiring a number large of people for a play’s performance.

18.Some comets are visibly to the unaided eye, but only for several months, when they pass closest to the Sun.

19.Singer, comedienne, and creating of the radio character Baby Snooks, Fanny Buice had an engaging personality that delighted audiences for nearly half a century.

20.Saccharin is about 300 times as sweeter as table sugar but has no carbohydrates and no food value.

21.One of the s to the survival of any animal is its ability adapts to changes in the environment.

22.The element bromine is not found in nature in the free state because of their strong tendency to take up electrons and form compounds.

23.During dives that may reach depths of almost 5,000 feet, an elephant seal can holds its breath for an hour or more.

24.The development of the boiler is closely related to those of the steam engine, to which it is a necessary adjunct.

25.The Rodeo Association of America, formed in 1929, set up a system points for determining the national rodeo champions.

26.As the late 1940’s, Jackson Pollock’s art has been considered the pivotal manifestation of Abstract Expressionism, as his form of it is known.

27.Stars differ fundamental from planets in that they are self-luminous whereas planets shine by reflected light.

28.In 1973 and 1974 Dr. Sylvia Mead was selected chief scientist and aquanaut for diving projects involved the underwater laboratory Hydrolab.

29.An electromagnet is a device which magnetism is produced by an electric magnet.

30.Almost all human activity alters water quality somewhat, but not necessity as a result of pollution by human materials.

31.During periods of heavy rains, a swamp can become a naturally flood controlling device if excess runoff can be temporarily stored in its basin.

32.With the advent of power-driven machinery, home industry began toward give way to production in mills and factories.

33.Liquefied natural gas is the most volatile chemistry explosive in common use today.

34.Historian have been able to calculate the dates of events from long ago by tracing references to eclipses that took place at the same time.

35.In a small community, behavioral norms are more universally understood and accepted, and are therefore more likely being homogeneous than in a large city.

36.Anthropologists face complex problems of analysis and synthesis when they go about the task of description the culture of a group of people.

37.The guilds of the Middle Ages began as associations in merchants established for the purpose of regulating the rules of commerce.

38.Booker T. Washington viewed as one of the ablest public speakers of his time.

39.The Alaskan wilderness is filled of wildlife, including wolves, foxes,and such waterfowl as wild geese.

40.Historically, no artists have presented clearer or the more complete records of the development of human culture than sculptors have.