Exercise S16 1. Crickets rub together to make their 2. Progressive for To answer this question, you would click on the oval next to the words “is fa because this is the only choice that correctly completes the sentence. The oval you click on will become dark, To change your answer, click on another oval. When you are sure of your answer, click on the KS icon. Check your answer and then click on the Answer Confirm eum ‘The second type of question consists of a sentence with four underlined words or phrases. You will select the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. : ns: Click on the one underlined word or phrase that must | be changed for the sentence to be correct. The rings of Saturn are so distant to be seen from Earth without a telescope. To answer this question, you would click on the word “so” because this word must be changed to “too” in order for the sentence to be correct. When you click on an underlined word or phrase, it will become highlighted. To change your answer, click on another underlined word or phrase. When you are sure of your answer, click on the BGicon. Check your answer and then click on the RES MREM@uuetan icon. Check your progress in using the skills you have been practicing in Exercises $1-S15 by completing the following mini-test. This exercise uses a format similar to that used in the Structure Section of the Computer-Based TOEFL® Test. If you are unfamiliar with how to answer questions on the Computer-Based TOEFL® Test, see the Tutorial on pages 22-23 Mini-test Select the letter of the correct answer. (D) one's legs | ime, Constantinople offered i chirping sound. ; A B i a ee | free medical services and care for a destitute. | © itstegs ' =182 Structure 3. Divers earn living by retrieving money i thrown into the river by pilgrims. | (A) they { (B) their i (C) them i (D) themselves ' { i 4. Oil strikes on the North Slope in the Alaska A B provided the fuel to drive its economic growth. Cc D | i [ 5. Totem poles provide eloquent records ofa |” tribe's lineage and history. (A) its (B) his (C) her (D) their pponenaneenorentns | 6. The sale of pet turtles was banned because of A B the disease risk they posed to young child. c D gonmonnsenantenentnnmenncnen "7. When the limestone just below the ground surface dissolves, and forms ponds. (A) a land (B) the land (C) the lands (D) lands | ‘ | t i i { 1 A B | | of objects whose origins are unknown. | Se | i i | ad called galaxiids feed on algae and mosses that grow in the warm waters. © (A) Asmall Australian fishes (B)_ Small Australian fish (C) A small Australian fish (D) The small Australian fishes |. Three species of the fruit bat have been found A B to have a primatelike visual systems. Cc D | 11. Solon H. Borglum’s sculptures of horses show ' one of the finest equestrian artists | in the history of art. | (A) him to be (B) he to be © (©) his be (D) he be 12. Although Emily Dickinson wrote some of the most haunting lines of American poetry, fo oa B | only seven of her poems were published during ‘ c | their lifetime, . D13. connect the word “happiness” with the symbols for white, silk, and tree. (A) Many Chinese person (B) Much Chineses (C) Many Chinese (D) Much Chinese people |. Conservationists hope that someday captive A B wildlife populations will be reestablished Cc ina wild. D . Dogs that are trained to lead ___ must be loyal, intelligent, and calm. (A) ablind (B) the blind (©) blinds (D) blind The local hot springs now serve as a bathhouse A B for them tranquil litle town. c Structure 17. Dr. August Raspet was a researcher and designer of of the flying bicycle. (A) sailplanes and inventors . (B) sailplane and inventor (C) sailplanes and inventor (D) sailplane and inventors | | . The sears of the earthquake remain in the AB naked rock, and stunted trees mark their Cc D fault line. 19, Barcelona was a stronghold of during the Spanish Civil War. (A) the anti-Franco Republican forces (B) an anti-Franco Republican forces (C) aanti-Franco Republican forces ' (D) that anti-Franco Republican forces 20. Aeronautical historian have concluded that A the Frenchman Clement Ader made a short B leap but never a sustained flight. c D