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Question 1 of 42

1. Question

One of the most memorable slogans from a presidential campaign, nearly all of Eisenhower’s TV ads featured “I Like Ike.”

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the memorable slogan “I Like Ike” was featured in nearly all of Eisenhower’s TV ads.
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Eisenhower’s TV ads featured the slogan “I Like Ike” in nearly all of its ads.
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“I Like Ike” was featured in nearly all of Eisenhower’s TV ads.
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Question 2 of 42

2. Question

$$ \int_{\frac{\pi}{2}}^{\pi} \theta \cos \theta \,d\theta = \ ? $$

\( \frac{\pi}{2} – 1 \)
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\( \frac{\pi}{2} + 1 \)
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\( -1 – \frac{\pi}{2} \)
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\( 1 – \frac{\pi}{2} \)
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Question 3 of 42

3. Question

Graduating from West Point in 1915, the United States Army commissioned Eisenhower as a second lieutenant.

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Eisenhower was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army.
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a second lieutenant was the rank Eisenhower was commissioned at.
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Eisenhower was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army after he graduated.
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Question 4 of 42

4. Question

$$ \int_{\frac{\pi}{2}}^{\pi} \theta \cos \theta \,d\theta = \ ? $$

Tip: pick the answer least like the others

\( -1 – \frac{\pi}{2} \)
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Red
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Green
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Blue
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Question 5 of 42

5. Question

A major turning point in the war, Eisenhower oversaw the invasion of Normandy on D-Day.

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Eisenhower overseeing the invasion of Normandy on D-Day.
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the invasion of Normandy on D-Day was overseen by Eisenhower.
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the invasion of Normandy on D-Day, an inflection point for the war, was overseen by Eisenhower.
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Question 6 of 42

6. Question

he says
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he is saying
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he has been saying
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they say
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Question 7 of 42

7. Question

The first major piece of civil rights legislation since Reconstruction, Eisenhower signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957 into law.

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Eisenhower, signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957 into law.
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the Civil Rights Act of 1957, was signed into law by Eisenhower.
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the Civil Rights Act of 1957 was signed into law by Eisenhower.
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Question 8 of 42

8. Question

Every year
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Annually
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Year after year
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DELETE the underlined portion
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Question 9 of 42

9. Question

As a boy growing up in Kansas, Eisenhower’s family often struggled to make ends meet.

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Eisenhower’s family often experienced financial struggles.
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Eisenhower experienced financial struggles with his family, who often struggled to make ends meet.
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Eisenhower often experienced financial struggles with his family.
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Question 10 of 42

10. Question

park to play
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park, playing
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park, she played
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park, where she could play
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Question 11 of 42

11. Question

lamp. The floor
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lamp; the floor
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lamp, and the floor
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lamp, the floor
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Question 12 of 42

12. Question

Which choice provides the most specific description of the hurricane?

very large
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elliptical
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spiral, 240-mile wide
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Question 13 of 42

13. Question

being the spot in which
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in which the book had the
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in which
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being where
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Question 14 of 42

14. Question

Give me a break!
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Come on now!
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It was a bit much.
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The tale stretched credulity.
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Question 15 of 42

15. Question

NASCAR cars can reach speeds, of up to 200 mph.
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NASCAR cars can reach speeds (of up to 200 mph).
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NASCAR cars can reach speeds of up to, 200 mph.
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NASCAR cars can reach speeds of up to 200 mph.
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Question 16 of 42

16. Question

cools, causing
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cools it causes
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cools, it causes
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cools, this causes
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Question 17 of 42

17. Question

computer, the keyboard
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computer. The keyboard
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computer; the keyboard
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computer, so the keyboard
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Question 18 of 42

18. Question

thinks
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think
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is thinking
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has been thinking
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Question 19 of 42

19. Question

Which choice best indicates that the construction of the monument was time-consuming?

challenging
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exhausting
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tedious
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ghastly
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Question 20 of 42

20. Question

Labeled
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Labeled and marked
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Marked by workers
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Labeled with a permanent marker by workers
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Question 21 of 42

21. Question

Its
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One’s
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Its'
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The machine’s
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Question 22 of 42

22. Question

Which choice would most clearly indicate the negative reception some locals had to the proposed oil pipeline project?

With the promise of new jobs,
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As with previous infrastructure projects,
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Worrying about how this would affect property values,
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While foreign leaders denounced the potential environmental impact,
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Question 23 of 42

23. Question

I said it was a whole bunch of baloney.
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“Malarky,” I said.
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I had to call a spade a spade.
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I said that was a clear misrepresentation.
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Question 24 of 42

24. Question

Glass is made from melted, previously crushed, silica.
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Glass is made from, melted previously crushed, silica.
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Glass is made, from melted, previously crushed, silica.
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Glass is made, from melted previously crushed, silica.
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Question 25 of 42

25. Question

Red stucco
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Stucco
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Red
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DELETE the underlined portion
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Question 26 of 42

26. Question

summit while watching
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summit, we watched
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summit, watching
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summit watching
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Question 27 of 42

27. Question

writes
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write
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is writing
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has been writing
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Question 28 of 42

28. Question

tires, but the car
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tires, the car
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tires; the car
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tires. The car
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Question 29 of 42

29. Question

the Matterhorn, in the country of Switzerland,
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the Matterhorn, which is a mountain in Switzerland,
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the Matterhorn in Switzerland,
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the Matterhorn,
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Question 30 of 42

30. Question

is
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have been
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are seen
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are
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Question 31 of 42

31. Question

Which choice emphasizes the danger Lindbergh faced on his transatlantic flight?

Lindbergh would eventually cover a distance of about 3,600 miles, and the flight took over 33 hours.
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Lindbergh flew solo, so if something went wrong, he would have no support.
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This was the first time someone flew solo across the Atlantic on a non-stop flight.
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Lindbergh would later say the flight was the hardest thing he ever did in his life.
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Question 32 of 42

32. Question

being that there is
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there is
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being the place where there is
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where
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Question 33 of 42

33. Question

a cause, that he has championed after leaving the White House.
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a cause, that he has championed, after leaving the White House.
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a cause that he has championed, after leaving the White House.
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a cause that he has championed after leaving the White House.
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Question 34 of 42

34. Question

making
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they made
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there was
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they formed
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Question 35 of 42

35. Question

wolf, the moon
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wolf. The moon
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wolf; the moon
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wolf, and the moon
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Question 36 of 42

36. Question

books, written at his home on Walden Pond.
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books, which spanned a wide range of styles.
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books, most the length of a novel.
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books.
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Question 37 of 42

37. Question

The haunted house really freaked me out.
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The haunted house really dreaded me.
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The haunted house really unsettled me.
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The haunted house really gave me the creeps.
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Question 38 of 42

38. Question

means
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mean
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has meant
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is meaning
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Question 39 of 42

39. Question

Given that all the choices are accurate, which one best emphasizes that hikers can face severe weather when trying to make it to the summit of Mount Everest?

On the trip to the summit, hikers will pass several dead bodies that act as sign posts, letting the hikers know how close to the top they are.
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Even in the summer, temperatures on Mount Everest can drop well below freezing with strong winds and heavy snow storms.
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Mount Everest has a height over 29,000 feet—at that elevation, the air is so thin that hikers require supplemental oxygen.
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As hikers climb from the mountain’s base to the summit, the temperature gets much colder.
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Question 40 of 42

40. Question

residents; the village
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residents, the village
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residents, but the village
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residents. The village
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Question 41 of 42

41. Question

stadium, of the East Bradbury Lions, in Texas.
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stadium, of the East Bradbury Lions, in Texas.
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stadium of the East Bradbury Lions in Texas.
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stadium of, the East Bradbury Lions, in Texas.
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Question 42 of 42

42. Question

scientists, working
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scientists work
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scientists who work
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scientists, who work
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