A build
B define
C serve
D form
A have you done
B were you doing
C have you been doing
D had you done
A territory
B region
C site
D district
A reasons
B purposes
C aims
D proposals
A to being asked
B to asking
C being asked
D on being asked
A absent
B deserter
C vanished
D missing
A industrial
B industry
C industrialized
D industrious
A while
B minute
C time necessary
D thinking
A necessary
B impressed
C voluntary
D obliged
A strong and healthy
B strongly and healthily
C strongly and health
D strong and healthily
A extension tests
B extensive trials
C extend trials
D extensively tests
A at-of
B in-onto
C for-with
D over-from
A What
B Whether
C That
D Which
A objected to
B disapproved of
C disliking
D opposed to
A the most ridiculous wide, yellow, silk tie
B very ridiculous wide, yellow, silk tie
C a tie, yellow, wide and ridiculous
D a yellow, silk ridiculous tie
A interpret
B approve
C deceive
D falsify
A you’re hopeless
B you’re welcome
C it was nice of you
D sounds easy enough
A I see what you mean.
B That’s quite all right.
C You’re welcome.
D Don’t mention it.
A A tool to assist in making complex decisions.
B A comparison of actual decisions and ideal decisions.
C Research on how people make decisions.
D Differences between long-range and short-range decision making.
A introductory
B changeable
C beneficial
D fundamental
A Listing the consequences of each solution
B Calculating a numerical summary of each solution.
C Deciding which consequences are most important.
D Writing down all possible solutions.
A has the fewest variables to consider
B uses the most decision worksheets
C has the most points assigned to it
D is agreed to by the greatest number of people
A describing a process
B classifying types of worksheets.
C providing historical background
D explaining a theory
A most decisions involve seven steps
B human mental capacity has limitations
C some people have difficulty making minor as well as major decisions
D people can learn to keep more than seven ideas in their minds with practice.
A creative
B satisfactory
C personal
D concise
A Proponents (para.1)
B Optimal (para.1)
C Variables (para.3)
D Long-range goals (para.4)
A ask
B explain
C change
D predict
A formal social occasion
B chance to buy automobiles at low prices.
C opportunity to learn how to drive.
D chance to invest in one of thirty-two automobile manufacturers.
A Karl Benz
B Nikolaus Otto
C William McKinley
D Henry Ford
A 4,000
B 8,000
C 10 million
D An unknown number
A Generally
B For example
C Coincidentally
D By design
A 32
B 1,000
C 2,000
D 4,000
A electricity
B naphtha
C gasoline
D steam
A increase the speed of cars
B make engines run more efficiently
C hide strong smells
D make cars look better
A clumsy
B unshapely
C fragile
D inconvenient
A good condition
B rich
C obedient children
D good-natured people
A a Franklin
B a Duryea
C an Orient
D a Gasmobile
A drained
B soaked
C empty of
D absorbed
A familiar with each other
B equally capable
C defeated to each other
D living in the same time period
A became smaller with
B spread
C got rid of
D became infected with
A created
B raised
C found
D made
A improper
B foreign
C outdoor
D formal
A Had I
B in
C try to learn
D about
A from
B the first
C and
D latter rather
A Because
B during
C ordered
D be set
A technology
B being applied
C most
D process
A what
B was talking
C because
D give
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