Level TOEFL lesson 31 docx

Level TOEFL lesson 3
1. According to some historians, if Napoleon had not
invaded Russia, he ________ the rest of Europe.
C
(A) had conquered
(B) would conquer
(C) would have conquered
(D) conquered
2. Children learn primarily by ________ the world around
them.
D
(A) experiencing directly of
(B) experience direct
(C) directly physical experience
(D) direct physical experience of
3. Partnership is an association of two or more individuals
who ________ together to develop a business.
C
(A) worked
(B) they work
(C) work
(D) working
4. Only when it rains for many days ________.
A
(A) is there a flood.
(B) there a flood is.
(C) is a flood there.
(D) there is a flood.
5. Pre-school students, ________, may be given
preferential treatment over other more normal children.
D

(A) showing extremely well developed
(B) who show well developed extremely
(C) who extremely show well developed
(D) who show they are extremely well developed
6. ________ was the day before yesterday.
D
(A) The France’s Independence Day
(B) The day of the French independence
(C) French’s Independence Day
(D) France’s Independence Day
7. The clay burial vessels from the early Hopewell culture
of North America are decorated with zigzag, grooved, and.
C
(A) geometrically designed
(B) designs are geometric
(C) geometric designs
(D) geometry designed
8. ________ to go to the grocery store every day?.
A
(A) Do people in your country like
(B) People in your country like
(C) May people in your country liked
(D) Have people in your country like
9. On Mercator’s maps, the far northern and southern
polar regions are ________.
A
(A) greatly exaggerated in area.
(B) exaggerating greatly in area.
(C) greatly exaggerate in area.
(D) great exaggeration in area.

10. Only ________ of the breeds of cattle have been
brought to the United States.
C
(A) a small amount
(B) a little amount
(C) a small number
(D) a little number
11. Chemicals in paint that pose a fire hazard ________
as combustible, flammable, or extremely flammable.
A
(A) are listed
(B) listed
(C) being listed
(D) they are listed
12. Many books ________, but one of the best is “How to
Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie.
C
(A) have written about success
(B) written about success
(C) have been written about success
(D) about successful
13. ________ a novelty in American retailing, fixed prices
are now universal in sales.
D
(A) It was once
(B) Once it was
(C) That once
(D) Once
14. ________ the Gulf Stream is warmer than the ocean
water surrounding it.

C
(A) Wholly
(B) Whole
(C) As a whole
(D) A whole as
15. ________ heat from the sun is trapped near the
earth’s surface, the greenhouse effect occurs.
B
(A) Not
(B) When
(C) That
(D) What
16. Drying of meats and vegetables is no longer
considered one of ________ of preserving food.
C
(A) the ways are useful
(B) the ways most useful
(C) the most useful ways
(D) most are useful ways
17. ________ anti-trust laws did not exist in the U.S., there
would not be as much competition in certain industries.
B
(A) So
(B) If
(C) For
(D) Also
18. In 1774 delegates from all colonies ________
attended the First Continental Congress.
C
(A) Georgia

(B) the exception was Georgia
(C) except Georgia
(D) except that Georgia was
19. ________ Henry David Thoreau is known for his
transcendental views.
C
(A) He was like his predecessor, Ralph Waldo
Emerson
(B) His predecessor, Ralph Waldo Emerson, was like
him
(C) Like his predecessor, Ralph Waldo Emerson
(D) That he was like his predecessor, Ralph Waldo
Emerson
20. When Franklin Roosevelt decided to run for a fourth
term, the opposition said that he was ________.
B
(A) so old
(B) too old
(C) oldest
(D) very older