46. (A) How the President proposes new laws.
(B) How a bill is passed by lawmakers in Congress.
(C) How the President can reject a proposed law.
(D) How lawmakers can force the President to sign a bill.
47. (A) Why the President opposes a bill.
(B) How lawmakers want to revise a bill.
(C) Why a deadline has not been met.
(D) When lawmakers plan to end their session.
48. (A) They send the message to the President within ten days.
(B) They officially state reasons for rejecting the message.
(C) They meet with the President.
(D) They revise the vetoed bill.
49. (A) The bill becomes law immediately.
(B) The bill can't become law unless the whole process begins again.
(C) Lawmakers must review the bill within ten days.
(D) The President must sign the 'bill if it's passed again.
50. (A) Just after a new President is elected.
(B) Just before Congress takes any short break.
(C) When Congress has just ended an entire session.
(D) Anytime during a session of Congress.
Section Two: Structure and Written Expression
1.__of pottery is dependent on the durability of clay after firing.
(A)To make
(B)The making
(C)When to make
(D)It is making
2.Pig iron, wrought iron, and steel contain iron carbides made up of __ of carbon.
(A) amounts are different
(B) different amounts that
(C) different amounts
(D) which amounts are different
3.The Arctic fox is found throughout the Arctic , usually on tundra or mountains __ the sea.
(A) by which near
(B) near of
(C) because near
(D) near
4.The midge __ to any of several species of small flies, refers to a mosquito-like insect with slender wings and body, long legs, and antennae.
(A)which a term applied
(B)a term applied
(C)is a term applied
(D)applied a term
5. The face is the most __ of a human being.
(A)part is distinctly
(B)distinction in part
(C)distinctive part
(D)part of distinction
6.The chemical facts __ as a by-product of their search for gold became the basis for modem chemistry.
(A)that had been accumulated by alchemists
(B)were accumulated by alchemists
(C)alchemists accumulating them
(D)had been accumulated by alchemists
7.The fluoroscope makes __ for medical doctors to view a silhouette of the bones and internal organs of a patient's body.
(A)being possible
(B)possibly
(C)it is possible
(D)it possible
8.The second-oldest continuously occupied governor's mansion in the United States __ Jackson, Mississippi.
(A) the location in
(B) is the location
(C) is located in
(D) located in
9.A television camera produces an image by convening __ receives into a series of bright and dark dots.
(A) and it
(B) it
(C) what it
(D) that it
10.In so-called nonfiction novels, a documentary style is combined with fictional techniques __actual events and people.
(A)that they describe
(B)to describe
(C)and in describing
(D)are describing
11.Managers often receive considerable training in the "technical" aspects of their jobs __ very little in the "people management" aspects.
(A)so
(B)just as
(C)yet
(D)and that
12.Areas of fertile soil called deltas, usually __ are formed by mud deposited at the mouth of a river.
(A)triangular in shape
(B)their shape is triangular
(C)they have a triangular shape
(D)triangular shape
13.Though a respected educator, Alexander Graham Bell __ the inventor of the telephone.
(A)as is best known
(B)best known as is
(C)is best known as
(D)best is known as
14. Not until the First World War __ to improve the road system in the United States.
(A)a determined effort was made
(B)made a determined effort
(C)when a determined effort was made
(D)was a determined effort made
15. Often invisible, always in motion, gas is __ of matter.
(A)the state is most energetic
(B)stating the most energetic
(C)the most energetic state
(D)the state that most energetic
16. Some fish have whiskers, which are sensory organs used for touching and tasting,
A B
and which are helpful when are they searching for food in sand and mud.
C D
17.Cement is produced commercially by to heat a mixture of limestone and clay
A B
in a large,slowly rotating cylindrical furnace.
C D
18.In addition to appropriating the subject matter of mass culture, the pop art movement
A B
of the 1950's utilized various technique of mass production.
C D
19. Practical problems limit the ability of astronomers to determine the mass
A B
of asteroids,who are small planetary bodied orbiting the Sun.
C D
20.An accomplished saxophonist and composer, John Coltrane begun his career playing
A B C
in the big bands of the early 1950's.
D
21.Bacteria and similar one-celled organisms reproduce by cell division, each of the daughter
A
cell then beginning a new life as a distinct organism.
B C D
22.Many species of birds that breed in temperate latitudes often show particular patterns
A B C
of migration while the year.
D
23.Quebec, the most oldest city in Canada, lies on the north bank of the St. Lawrence
A B C D
River.
24.Because of the need to maintain the correct balance of salts and minerals in the water,
A B
keeping saltwater fish in aquariums requires more work that keeping freshwater fish.
C D
25. Addressing themes that were unique American, the poet Walt Whitman celebrated
A B C
the lives of ordinary people.
D
26.Many museums have been founded by private benefactors, and a few have received
A B
endowments that help to support theirs routine operations.
C D
27.The Bessemer process for converting iron to steel was invention of enormous importance
A B
because it led to many significant changes in industrial processes.
C D
28. Painters have been portraying the sea for centuries, and in the United States a
A B
rich tradition of marine painting been developed during the nineteenth century.
C D
29.The city of Memphis, Tennessee, was a important Confederate military center during
A B
the American Civil War and served as the temporary state capital in 1862.
C D
30. Although all sedimentary rocks contain iron, but the deposits that are richest in iron
A B
consist predominantly of minerals such as iron oxides, carbonates, silicates, and sulfides.
C D
31.In the United States, the attorney general is a cabinet member in charge with the
A B C
administration of the Department of Justice.
D
32.The Atlantic cable, which began to operating in 1866,linked the United States to London
A
and to another cable stretching eastward to India and beyond.
B C D
33. Many folk songs were originated to accompany manual work or to mark a
A B C
specific ceremonies.
D
34.The shell of the abalone, a marine snail, is especially suited by its hardness and
A B
various of colors for the manufacture of jewelry.
C D
35.Geraldine Farrar, who debuted as an opera singer in 1901,later appeared both on
A B C
stage and in several silent film.
D
