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TEST 1.11.1 Choose The Best Answer To Complete Each of The Following Sentences
TEST 1.11.1 Choose The Best Answer To Complete Each of The Following Sentences
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Choose the best answer to complete each of the following sentences.
1. New York City’s Central Park is nearly twice as large _____ second smallest country,
Monaco.
A. as B. is the C. as is D. as the
2. The speed of light is _____ the speed of sound.
A. faster B. much faster than
C. the fastest D. as fast
3. The use of detail is _____ method of developing a controlling idea, and almost all
students employ this method.
A. more common B. common
C. most common D. the most common
4. _____ in Stevenson’s landscapes, the more vitality and character the paintings seem to
possess.
A. The brushwork is loose B. The looser brushwork
C. The loose brushwork is D. T he looser the brushwork is
5. Don’t be too hard on him, he’s doing the job _____.
A. he can as best B. as he can best
C. as best as he can D. best as he can
6. Prices for bikes can run _____ $250.
A. so high as B. as high to C. so high to D. as high as
7. The relative size of an insect’s wing is much greater than _____.
A. that of a bird’s wing B. of a bird’s wing
C. that wing of a bird D. a wing of a bird is
8. The richer you are, _____.
A. you may become more worried B. you more worried may become
C. the more worried you may become D. the more worry you may become
9. Ann works _____ than most of her friends.
A. much harder B. a lot more hardly
C. more hardly D. more harder
10.Keith is _____ taller than her brother.
A. lightly B. delicately C. sparely D. slightly
11.Which of the following is _____ title for the passage?
A. the best B. better C. best D. good
12.Total weight of all the ants in the world is much greater than .
A. all human beings B. total human beings
C. that of all human beings D. those of all human beings
13.Normally, in order for a political party to form a government, it has to have _____
number of seats in Parliament.
A. the largest B. as large as C. larger than D. so large
14.On the way to the mountains, it was impossible to sec _____ a few meters ahead because
of the heavy fog.
A. rather than B. how far C. more than D. so large
15.Some animals serve as models in the study of human health because they suffer from
almost _____ types of diseases _____ humans.
A. such - that B. either - or C. as - as D. the same - as
16.According to a study, women blink almost twice _____ men.
A. more than B. as much as C. much than D. so much that
17.Ozone depletion has been _____ at the poles, especially over Antarctica, where a seasonal
ozone layer “hole” appears.
A. as severe as B. so severe as
C. more severe than D. the most severe
18.I was relieved to see that the new computer software was _____ complicated to use than I
had thought it would be.
A. much less B. far too C. the most D. so much
19.The 1665 plague in London look almost _____ lives _____ the Great Fire of London the
year after.
A. the same - as B. as many - as
C. much more - than D. such a lot - that
20.Cotton shirts feel _____ than polyester ones.
A. much softer B. more softly
C. far more softer D. far more softly
21.Of the three courses I did, this one is _____ interesting.
A. the hardest and more , B. harder but more
C. the harder but more D. the hardest but most
22.Of the two films we watched yesterday, Titanic is _____.
A. the more interesting B. the most interesting
C. better interesting D. as interesting
23.This car is _____ of the two models in the showroom.
A. more modern B. the most modern
C. the more modern D. one of the most modern
24.The tickets for the play weren’t nearly as expensive _____ we thought.
A. so B. than C. that D. as
25.Why don’t we go on the coach? It is _____ cheaper than the train.
A. a bit quite B. quite bit C. quite a bit D. a quite bit
26.A quick look would reveal that France has twice _____ computers.
A. as many televisions as B. more televisions than
C. as many as televisions D. many as televisions as
27.The _____ source of power in 1970 was from natural gas with almost 25%.
A. most second important B. second most important
C. second important most D. most important second
28.Staying in a hotel costs _____ renting a room in a dormitory for a week.
A. as much as twice B. twice as much as
C. twice more than D. twice as
29.Tom: “Which is more important? Luck or effort?”
Mary: “Luck is _____ effort.”
A. on the same importance B. of the same importance as
C. the same importance as D. as the same importance as
30.Tom: “Is your government salary good?”
Mary: “Yes, but I don’t make as much _____ worked in private industry.”
A. as I would if I B. if I would have
C. I would if D. as I
31.Please cut my hair _____ the style in this magazine.
A. the same length as B. the same length like
C. the same long like D. the same long as
32.This factory produced _____ motorbikes in 2014 as in the year 2012.
A. as twice as many B. twice as many
C. as twice many D. as many as twice
33.Potential dehydration is _____ that a land animal faces.
A. the often greatest hazard B. the greatest often hazard
C. often the greatest hazard D. often the hazard greatest
34.The curriculum at the public school is as good _____ of any private school.
A. or better than B. as or better than that
C. as or better that D. as or better than those
35.Why don’t you buy bananas when they are much _____ apples?
A. less expensive than B. not expensive than
C. expensive than D. lesser expensive than
36.Marine reptiles are among the few creatures that are known to have a possible life span
greater than _____.
A. man B. the man’s
C. the one of man’s D. that of man .
37.This one is prettier, but it costs _____ as the other one.
A. twice as many B. as many C. twice as much D. so much
38. Terylene shirts are _____ to wear, but cotton shirts are much _____.
A. harder - most comfortable B. hardest - more comfortable
C. harder - more comfortable D. more hard - more comfortable
Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correcting.
39.(A) Certain types of snakes (B) have been known to survive (C) fasts more (D) as a year
long.
40.The grizzly bear, (A) which can grow (B) up to eight feet tall, has (C) been called (D) a
more dangerous animal of North America.
41.The dangers of noise (A) are, unfortunately, not as clear-cut (B) than (C) those from (D)
most other health hazards.
42.Climate, soil type, and (A) availability of water (B) are the most critical factors (C) than
selecting (D) the best type of grass for a lawn.
43.Peter Abelard, (A) a logician and theologian, was (B) the (C) controversialist teacher (D)
of his age.
44.Protein molecules (A) are (B) the most complex (C) than the (D) molecules of
carbohydrates.
45.(A) The widely (B) used natural (C) fiber of all (D) is cotton.
46.Helium (A) has the (B) most low (C) boiling point of (D) all substances.
47.(A) Plant proteins (B) tend to have (C) few amino acids than proteins from (D) animal
sources.
48.The new office building is (A) much (B) farthest away (C) than the one we used (D) to
work in.
49.Walking up (A) the stairs is (B) not quick as taking the elevator, (C) but it provides (D)
more exercise.
50.Ms Chang (A) always gets a lot done, (B) but yesterday she did more work (C) that I’ve
ever seen (D) before.
TEST 1.11.2 (Double comparison)