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TOEFL Questions
256.
Forever since the Civil War, constant modernization in food processing,
packaging, and advertising has had a great influence on eating habits in the
United States.
257.
Acetylene is colorless gas what releases large amounts of energy when it
decomposes.
258.
Republican and Democratic candidates for the vice-presidency are chosen by
the presidential nominees them.
259.
Because museums exist to preservation and display objects of lasting interest,
the highest standards should be used in assembling their collection.
260.
Like folktales, ballads began centuries ago among people who could either read
nor write.
261.
Developmental psychologists view human development and behavior as
functions
of
the
interaction
between
biological
characteristics
also
environmental influences.
262.
Cartoonist Herbert Block does celebrated for the boldness of his drawings and
the incisiveness of his satire.
263.
The land of the United States is as varied as is vast.
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264.
Mary McLeod Bethune earning a worldwide reputation for her hard work in
establishing the Bethune-Cookman College for Black women.
265.
About three thousand years ago, North Americans began to craft clay pots, an
innovation that accompanied the appearance of agriculture in the area eastern of
the continent.
266.
Although numerous methods of map projection exists, it is still difficult to
represent accurately the round world on a flat sheet of paper.
267.
Not until 1972 was Father’s Day, now celebrated on the three Sunday of June,
designated a national holiday in the United States.
268.
The offset process offers several advantages over another types of printing.
269.
Acupuncture has been shown to relieve the discomfort associated many illness
especially the pain of migraine headache.
270.
A suddenly movement of rock masses along the fault plane is the most frequent
cause of earthquakes.
271.
The memory of a particular odor, feeling, or sounds can affect the way that a
sensation is interpreted thereafter.
272.
Flint implements have occupied a crucial role in human surviving since
prehistoric times.
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273.
The rearing of children has always been of basic important to society.
274.
About ninety-five percentage of the money earned by railroads in the United
States comes from hauling freight.
275.
Benjamin Banneker participated in the 1791 survey that fixed the boundaries of
which is now Washington, D.C.
276.
When birth black bear cubs are very little, weighing less than one pound.
277.
The ballerina Maria Tallchief, is admired for her superb technical skill, is the
daughter of a chief of the Osage people.
278.
Many bacteria are necessary in the manufacture to cheese, vinegar, and
antibiotics.
279.
Painters’ sketches frequently give a clearest indication of the artists’ intentions
than does the finished product.
280.
Such many of the characteristics of birds are similar to those of reptiles that
birds are sometimes called feathered reptiles.
281.
In the nineteenth century artists began to veer away from the traditional
concepts and techniques of painting that been practiced since the Renaissance.
282.
The tulip tree, appreciated for its beauty, is also useful for the make lumber.
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283.
The rate of interest can be definition as the gross rate of growth of capital in a
contractual obligation.
284.
On the one hand, photovoltaic cells are relatively expensive; on the contrary,
they are completely nonpolluting.
285.
No amphibian lays eggs that have shells, and therefore amphibian eggs must to
be deposited in a moist place.
286.
Social psychology studies the ways society influences a person’s behaving and
personality.
287.
Although days are now measured from midnight toward midnight, this has not
always been so.
288.
Initial appearing with her own troupe of dancers in 1929, Martha Graham
became an outstanding figure in modern dance.
289.
The lowest point in the United States, 282 foot below sea level, is found in
Death Valley, California.
290.
Wilson Bently, who spent many years studying snow, took more than five
hundred pictures of snow crystals, but found none two shapes alike.
291.
Art Deco, a popular decorative style of the 1920’s, was characterized by bold
outlines, streamlined forms, and the used of new materials such as plastic.
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292.
Erosion can be controlled by sowing grass seed in sandy soil and by contour
plowing to prevent the earth from it washing away.
293.
Washington, D.C., is neither part of any state or a federal territory, but is a
separate area composed of lands ceded by neighboring states to the federal
government.
294.
The molecular structure of chlorophyll is same to that of hemoglobin in red
blood cells, except that the latter contains iron instead of magnesium.
295.
The Butterfield stage line, a mail and passenger route stretching across
Oklahoma and linking St. Louis until San Francisco, opened in 1858.
296.
During her later years, Susan Glaspell turned to writing short stories and novels,
maintaining his truthful portrayals of life with its psychological tensions.
297.
Ground squirrels live in colonies in which each animal have its own
underground burrow.
298.
Unlike any other metal, mercury, a liquid at room temperature, flows too easily
and rapidly that it is sometimes called “quicksilver.”
299.
For eliminate the need for divers to keep adjusting to pressure changes,
researchers developed underwater laboratories called “habitats” where the
divers can work under the sea.
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300.
Early Afro-American music blending African musical themes with the
vocabulary and structures of Euro-American music.
301.
The amount of information people can get from a map depends on how well do
they read the legend.
302.
Industry is usually characterized by large-scale purchased of raw materials and
wide distribution of manufactured goods.
303.
Humpback whales sing with such volume that their sounds travel through the
ocean for thousand of miles.
304.
No section of the North American colonies was so favored by soil and climate
for general farming that the region between the Hudson and the Potomac rivers.
305.
Because of their bitter tasting, wasps are very unpleasant for birds to eat.
306.
For centuries large communities of people have living on houseboats in parts of
the world where the climate is warm and waters are calm.
307.
Benjamin Franklin made the first bifocal spectacles for self by sawing the
lenses of his eyeglasses in half.
308.
Not only do artificial reefs provide fish with food and shelter, they also serve as
importantly underwater landmarks.
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309.
The United States Department of Agriculture supervises the quality, clean and
purity of meat.
310.
All birds, alike most reptiles and a few primitive mammals, develop from
embryos in eggs outside the mother’s body.
311.
The expansion of adult training programs has resulted partially from the
feminist movement which encouraging women to improve their skills for the
job market.
312.
The most significant cosmological characteristic of the galaxies are the red shift
in their optical spectra.
313.
James Whistler was indifferent to the titles of his painted and even changed the
names of some works years after their completion.
314.
Duke Ellington’s orchestra, playing his original compositions and arrangements,
achieving a find unity of style and made numerous innovations in modern jazz.
315.
Moles are almost completely blind, although its tiny eyes can distinguish light
from dark.
316.
Noise is a psychological term referring toward unpleasant, unwanted, or
intolerable sound.
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317.
Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman medical doctor in the United States,
founded the New York Infirmary, an institution that have always had a
completely female medical staff.
318.
Criminal contempt, committed in the presence of the court, may consist of
disorderly behavior, disrespectful, or disobedience of a judge’s orders.
319.
The Cubist movement in art was a reaction against traditional methods of
portray reality.
320.
During the 1600’s skilled shoemakers scarce were in what is now the United
States.
321.
If a atom loses any of its elections, it becomes positively charged and can
combine chemically with other atoms.
322.
The national Education Association conduct extensive research on a great many
aspects of education.
323.
The pain-killing agent most commonly administered in dentistry is the local
anesthetic, who produces loss of feeling only in a specific area.
324.
Certain types of computers work properly only in environments with controlled
precisely temperatures.
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325.
The gorilla, while not as curious than the chimpanzee, shows more persistence
and memory retention in solving a problem.
326.
The belief in fairies have existed from earliest times, and the literature of many
countries includes tales of fairies and their relationship to humans.
327.
Acrylic paint enables artists to experiment with many colors effects.
328.
Salt Lake City, Utah’s capital and largest city, is industrial and banking center.
329.
A rat’s sharp teeth can gnaw through wood, plaster, or soft metallic such as lead.
330.
Sociological studies have found that deeply hold values and principles are
highly resistant to change.
331.
Doctor are discovering that there is a strong psychological component to
chronic pain.
332.
With her talent for business promotion, Kate Gleason expansion her family’s
small machine-tool company into a major manufacturer of gear-cutting
machinery.
333.
Using their bills as needles, tailorbirds sew large leaves together with plant fiber
to forming their nest.
334.
Columns may be circular or polygonal in cross section, and are generally at
least four times more taller than they are wide.
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335.
The poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks demonstrates a major characteristically of
twentieth-century writing: the conflict between commitment to a social ideal
and commitment to art.
336.
Montessori preschools differ than public elementary schools in that the
activities focus on the child’s individual abilities and interests rather than
academic ones.
337.
Josh Billings roamed the country as a laborer when he was a young man, but
settled down in his later life to become a humorist and lecturing.
338.
Data received from two spacecraft indicate that there is many evidence that
huge thunderstorms are now occurring around the equator of the planet Saturn.
339.
Every individual cell, whether its exists as an independent microorganism or is
part of a complex creature, has its own life cycle.
340.
Because aluminum is nonmagnetic, it is value for protecting electrical
equipment from magnetic interference.
341.
Nitrogen and oxygen are too important that most living organisms cannot
survive without these elements.
342.
Coal and petroleum resulted when plants become buried in swamps and
decayed.
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343.
Per capita income is a nation’s entire income dividing by the number of people
in the nation.
344.
Jim Thorpe, a football, track, and baseball stars from Pennsylvania, is
considered by many to be the greatest all-around athlete of modern times.
345.
For centuries waterwheels were the only sources of power aside from human
and animal strong.
346.
Proteins form the most of the structure of the body and also act as enzymes.
347.
The attorney general of the United States advises the President on any questions
of law who may arise in the conduct of administrative affairs.
348.
Many of the science fiction publications by Ray Bradbury display a desire to
rebel against society’s depend on machines.
349.
The age of a geological sample can be estimated from the ratio of radioactive to
nonradioactive carbon present in the object is examined.
350.
Dams vary in size from small rock barriers to concrete structures many feet
height
351.
Even before the human organism developed into their present stage of homo
sapiens, the beginnings of culture were already evident.
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352.
In the United States, sleds for recreation were first produced commercial in the
1870’s or thereabouts.
353.
Employments agencies bring together persons qualified for specific jobs and
employers who have those jobs available.
354.
Salmon spend most of their adult lives in salt water, despite they return to their
freshwater birthplaces to spawn and die.
355.
Lizards lack the built-in body temperature control many another creatures
possess.
356.
Much than smaller the gorilla, the male adult chimpanzee measures between
four and five feet in height and weighs from 150 to 200 pounds.
357.
Track and field is essentially an individual sport comprised of contests in foot
racing, hurdling, jump, and throwing.
358.
Human beings, like all mammals, are warm-blooded with a fairly constantly
body temperature.
359.
Some doctors believe that laryngitis may result from irritating substances, such
as spicy food, smoky, and air pollution.
360.
Used by the Confederacy for hold Union prisoners during the Civil War,
Andersonville Prison had a reputation for brutal conditions.
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361.
Carl Sandburg was one of the few writers of him generation to accept, rather
than to criticize, what he found.
362.
Acetic acid may prepare by combining air with an alcohol solution in the
presence of bacteria.
363.
Papaya fruits has pulpy fresh and a thick rind, and is normally found in the
tropics.
364.
In conduction and convection, moving particles they transmit heat.
365.
A dancing is the oldest and liveliest of the arts.
366.
The gopher digs with the big strong claws of its two front foot and with its
overhanging front teeth.
367.
Petroleum is derived from the remains of marine animals and plants, probable
as a result of pressure, heat, and chemical action.
368.
Sand painting also has called dry or earth painting and is practiced by several
American Indian groups.
369.
Photographer Fred Miller was ceremonially adopted into the Crow nation
because taking hundreds of pictures of its members in the late nineteenth
century.
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370.
The state of Ohio took his name from the Iroquois Indian word meaning
“something great.”
371.
The fountain pen, which feed ink to the pen point from a reservoir, was first
successfully produced on a commercial scale in the 1880’s.
372.
Viruses, the smallest life things, cause a variety of diseases.
373.
A line of verse composed in iambic pentameter consists of five metrical feet,
both of which has one unaccented syllable and one accented syllable.
374.
Although atoms are invisible, their patterns may be projected onto the screen of
a special microscope which it magnifies them over a million times.
375.
Mining engineers ascertain how to get minerals out of the earth efficiency and
without undue risk.
376.
The style of the American poet Hilda Doolittle is characterized by a particular
emphasis on the precise and object treatment of images.
377.
A kiln is a furnace used to dry, cure, hard, or melt many kinds of materials.
378.
The novels of Richard Wright still serve as a yardstick in which Black novelists
of the United States are measured.
379.
Unable to read or write, Harriet Tubman dictated her autobiography in 1868 and
spent nearly all the rest of her life fund raising and making speech
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380.
There are several ways of comparing the agricultural economy of one region
with that of other.
381.
By a nineteenth century, adult education was beginning to develop as a formal,
organized movement in the Western world.
382.
Although Emily Dickinson wrote over, 1,700 poems, only 7 of them appeared
in printed during her lifetime.
383.
Some monkeys of the Americas, such as the spider monkey, have a prehensile
tail who can serve as an additional hand.
384.
Guppies are sometimes call rainbow fish because of the males’ bright colors.
385.
Though it has taken diverse forms and have sometimes seemed almost dead, the
struggle for women’s equality may be the world’s oldest continuous social
movement.
386.
The planet Mars has two small moons, which were discovered the astronomer
Asaph Hall in 1877.
387.
Serving several term in congress, Shirley Chisholm became one of the most
credible politicians in the United States.
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388.
A century ago, when Holywod was merely a quiet suburb of Los Angeles,
nobody would have guessed that would it one day become the heart of the
country’s motion picture industry.
389.
In the 1912 Olympic Games, Jim Thorpe became the first athlete to win either
the pentathlon and the decathlon.
390.
The photojournalist seeks to be building, strengthen, or alter public opinion by
capturing novel, often shocking, images.
391.
Copernicus found that the orbits of the planets will be more symmetrical if the
Sun rather than the Earth were regarded as the center of the planetary system.
392.
As an author, scientist, and diplomat, Benjamin Franklin proved to be a man of
much talents.
393.
Because of its larger size, the United States House of Representatives is more
impersonal, hierarchical, and specialization than the Senate.
394.
The state of Georgia’s mineral resources range from the finest marble to an
assortment of unusually clays.
395.
American quilt designs often symbolize the intangible, particular the generosity
of spirit that has characterized two centuries of quitmakers.
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396.
The color of a bird’s egg, which varies according to the species, is determined
by the pigment in the out layer of the shell.
397.
In his second book, the Pastures of Heaven, author John Steinbeck first dealt
with the regional material he used for the majority of their subsequent books.
398.
Photosynthesis takes places in two distinct phases, only one of which requires
light.
399.
Alice Hamilton, pioneer in industrial medicine, spent the life exploring issues
important to the well-being of workers’ families.
400.
It is estimated that between 1870 to 1890 over ten percent of all cowhands were
Black Americans.
401.
Billions of the world’s bird migrate each year, many on journeys of thousands
of miles.
402.
Authors sometimes use variety of techniques to set the tone of their novels.
403.
The type of comic exaggeration known as caricature was a product of the
Renaissance emphasis on the significant of the individual.
404.
For recent years there has been great concern about the adequacy of the Earth’s
reserves of natural resources.
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405.
Located about twenty miles from Boston, the little town of Concord,
Massachusetts, is rich of historical and cultural associations.
406.
Without a reliable source of priced reasonably electricity, it would be practically
impossible to maintain a healthy economy.
407.
Allegories be still written today although modern author generally prefer less
abstract, more personal symbolism.
408.
Shells have served as currency in many lands and among many differently
peoples.
409.
It would be hard to find a subject that someone has not already drawn or tired to
drawn.
410.
The root of each hair extends down into a hair follicle and widen into an
indented bulb at the base.
411.
Hundreds of wildlife refuges have been established throughout North America
to provide animals with a safe place which to live.
412.
The same other beans, limas are seeds that grow in pods.
413.
All English words of two or more syllables have least one accented syllable.
414.
It is thinked that the first urban park in the United States was the Boston
Common, set aside in 1634 as community ground.
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415.
Peer groups to form in schools and colleges strongly influence the academic
motivation and career plans of their members.
416.
Longevity refers to the span of life of a organism.
417.
Watercolors can bought in the form of moist paints packaged in tubes.
418.
By traveling at a sufficiently tall rate of speed, a star may escape the
gravitational pull of the Milky Way and soar unfettered through space.
419.
In Louisiana, the term “Creole” is often used to distinguishing the descendants
of original French settlers from the Cajuns.
420.
The mysterious “song” of humpback whales has always fascinated not only
musicians and the general public, and marine mammalogists as well.
421.
A number of economists agree that a governing can fight a period of recession
by means of greater federal spending.
422.
Famous for their short stories and novellas, Katherine Anne Porter won the
Pulitzer Prize and a National Book Award in 1963 for her only long novel, Ship
of Fools.
423.
The flavor of chocolate depends on the quality of the cocoa beans and the
complicated process of grinding, heating, and mixture.
424.
Deserts probability have the most unfavorable conditions for plant life.
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425.
Seventy of Ruth Gordon’s eighty-eight years was spent in the theater and
movies, where she worked as an actress, playwright, and screenwriter.
426.
Instead of laying their eggs, some lizards hatch the eggs inside their bodies and
then give born to live young.
427.
Solar eclipses always begin on the Sun’s western side and the end on its eastern
side.
428.
The adult pygmy shrew measuring only three and one-half inches in length and
weighs one-eighth of an once.
429.
A chief design of New York Citiy’s World Trade Center complex, architect
Minoru Yamasaki has also designed major air terminals, hotels, and corporate
headquarters.
430.
The myth, a traditional story representing a particular world view, is an ancient
types of folklore.
431.
A common use with gold in the nineteenth century was as a standard for the
value of money.
432.
A liquid is similar to a gas because has molecules are not fixed to each other in
any specific way.
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433.
The Conestoga wagon, used for to carry heavy loads over long distances,
originated around 1725 in a region of Pennsylvania occupied by the Conestoga
Indians.
434.
Providence, Rhode Island, is a busy manufacturing city and seaport, as well the
state capital.
435.
The young of most bird species are totally dependence on parental care after
hatching.
436.
During most of this century, A. Philip Randolph struggled for Black rights in
the United States and becomes an important figure in the labor movement.
437.
It has been calculated that the Earth’s circumference around the equator is over
forty longer miles than the circumference around the two poles.
438.
A fish must constantly to gulp water in order to keep a current flowing through
its delicate gills.
439.
Maria Martinez, a Pueblo Indian, rediscovered the ancient art of Pueblo black
pottery and, by teaching the process to family and friends, develop a lucrative
business.
440.
Muscular motion is caused by the stimulate of specific nerve cells in the brain
and spinal cord.
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441.
The first libraries in the North American colonies was established in
Massachusetts in the year 1638.
442.
When does a neutron from one atom collides with the nucleus of another atom,
a chain reaction can occur.
443.
Alike other academic disciplines, sociology has several major subdisciplines.
444.
An enormous variety of information may be obtained from a largest daily
newspaper.
445.
Before the invention of the clock, people had to reliable on the celestial bodies
to tell time.
446.
How many people remember listening to Orson Welles’ 1938 radio broadcast,
“the War of the Worlds,” which convince thousands that space aliens had
invaded the Earth?
447.
Pewter, metal with an ancient heritage, is still practical medium for the
nonprofessional metalworker.
448.
According to cognitive theories of emotion, anger occurs when individuals
believe that they have been harmed and that the harm was either avoidable and
undeserved.
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449.
Jackie McLean’s recordings have shown that he is one of the few jazz
musicians who style of playing has kept pace with the evolution of modern jazz.
450.
How Native Americans developed corn is a puzzling for no wild corn has ever
been discovered, and it grows only where people plant and tend it.
451.
A principle of manager is to ensure that every action or decision achieves a
carefully planned goal.
452.
A good exercise program helps teach people to avoid the habits that might
shorten the lives.
453.
Classicism as a doctrine seeks what is universally truth and good.
454.
Researchers at the University of Colorado are investigating a series of
indicators that could help themselves to predict earthquakes.
455.
Fungi are important in the process of decay, which returns ingredients to the
soil, enhances soil fertility, and decompose animal debris.
456.
Latex rubber is made from a milky substantial in plants and trees of the
sapodilla family
457.
The state with the most large production of tobacco products is North Carolina.
458.
Alfalfa is a nutritious crop rich in proteins, minerals, and with vitamins.
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459.
The first professional baseball game it took place in 1846 when the New York
Nine defeated the New York Knickerbockers 23 to 1.
460.
More than 300 different kinks of nails is manufactured in the United States.
461.
Among Thomas Jefferson’s many accomplishment was his work to establish the
University of Virginia.
462.
The state of New Mexico is not densely population, with an average of only
four people per square kilometer.
463.
Alike bases which cause litmus to turn blue, acids cause litmus to turn red.
464.
Plant cuttings who are placed in water will develop roots and can then be
planted in soil.
465.
Lead poisoning can result if to much lead builds up in the body.
466.
Many American children learned to read the more than 120 million copies of
MuGuffy’s Reader.
467.
In A Farewell to Arms (1926), Hemingway tried to capture the feelings the
American people at the end of World War I.
468.
When mining for gold, you must first obtain the gold ore and then apart the
gold from the ore.
469.
From 1785 to 1790, the capital of the U.S. will be located in New York City.
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470.
The water in the Great Salt Lake is at less four times saltier than seawater.
471.
When T.S. Eliot’s the Wasteland appeared in 1922, critics were divided as to
how good it was written.
472.
The Wagner Act guarantees workers in the U.S. the right to organizing labor
unions.
473.
Ships are able to move through canals because locks, rectangular areas with
varying water levels.
474.
The average salt content of seawater is more than three percents.
475.
John Hancock was the first to do his signature on the Declaration of
Independence.
476.
It is in the troposphere, the lowest part of the atmosphere, that wind, stormy,
and other kinds of weather take place.
477.
The isotopes of one element can have different weighs.
478.
Of the two Diomede Island, only one belongs the United States.
479.
The novels of Kurt Vonnegut present a desperately comic aware of human
nature.
480.
In spite of her physician handicaps, Helen Keller graduated from Radcliffe with
honors.
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481.
Sea turtles data back 100 million year and are the only ancient sea reptiles to
survive to the present day.
482.
At a first, the scientific method may appear to be a narrow and restrictive way
of gaining understanding.
483.
Since prehistoric times, artists have portrayed subjects that representative their
cultures.
484.
How many people realized that agriculture is a source of raw materials for
clothing and to shelter?
485.
Mammals lose body heat to them environment in cold weather more quickly
than in hot weather.
486.
Mahogany is often considered the finest cabinet wood because they has most of
the qualities desired for furniture making.
487.
The situation comedy has proved to a remarkably durable commercial
television format.
488.
Calcium, the most abundantly mineral in the body, works with phosphorus in
maintaining bones and teeth.
489.
Soil science begun with the formulation of the theory of humus in 1809.
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490.
Scholars tend to cite 1831 as the started of the United States abolitionist
movement.
491.
Mary McDowell shared Jane Addam’s interest in social work also was a loyal
supporter of the League of Nations.
492.
In adolescence, a young person may experience some stress emotional due to
conflicting and confusing social demands.
493.
Situated in the heart of a grain-farming and livestock-raising region, Abilene,
Kansas, is a prosperous trading and distribute center.
494.
A hologram is a pattern usually made on film in that can create a three-
dimensional image of a scene.
495.
The general sales tax has been a major source of income for state governments,
much of which derive more than half of their budgets from it.
496.
Principal known for his dictionary, Noah Webster was also the first
epidemiologist in the United States.
497.
Liquid lubricants contrast widely in weighing, thickness, and boiling point.
498.
Interest with major social events led to a period of growth in journalism after
1945.
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499.
Saint Elmo’s fire is a luminous blue discharge of electricity sometimes seen
when a thunderstorm.
500.
Almanacs in simple form have been known from the invention of writing.
501.
If laid out in a straight line, the human digestive tract would measure
approximately thirty foot in length.
502.
The relationship of Latin American music to Black music in the United States is
clearly evident in the unaccented beats that are common to either.
503.
Today it is generally recognized as the primary function of the Federal Reserve
System is to foster the flow of credit and money that will eventually facilitate a
balance in international payments.
504.
Pure flint is too hard and even-grained that it chips in smooth curved flakes.
505.
The typical Georgian-style house is rectangular in shape, at less two stories high,
and designed around a central stairway.
506.
The first national park in world, Yellowstone National Park, was established in
1872.
507.
Because it does not have a blood supply, the cornea takes their oxygen directly
from the air.
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508.
Magnificent mountains and coastal scenery is British Columbia’s chief tourist
attractions.
509.
Scientists at universities are often more involved in basic research than in
practically research.
510.
John Rosamond Johnson he composed numerous songs, including Lift Every
Voice and Sing, for which his brother James Weldon Johnson, created the words.
511.
Nylon, a synthetic done from a combination of water, air, and a by-product of
coal, was first introduced in 1938.
512.
Ornithology, the study of birds, is the only major scientific field in which
amateurs play a role in accumulating, researching, and publish data.
513.
Animation is a technique for creativity the illusion of life in inanimate things.
514.
The nonviolent protest advocated by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., proving highly
effective in an age of expanding television news coverage.
515.
On December 7, 1787, Delaware became a first state to ratify the Constitution.
516.
Nutritionists believe what diet affects how one feels physically and emotionally.
517.
Mealii Kalama, creator of over 400 Hawaiian quilts, was granted a National
Heritage Fellowship in 1985 to herself contributions to folk art.
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518.
A jetty serves to define and deepen a channel, improve navigate, or protect a
harbor.
519.
Minoru Yamasaki is an American architect his works departed from the
austerity frequently associated with architecture in the United States after the
Second World War.
520.
Chemical research provides information that is useful since the textile industry
in the creation of synthetic fabrics.
521.
Edna St. Vincent Millay was a member of the Provincetown Players, a group
that staged several of her play.
522.
Bromyrite crystals have a diamond-like luster and are usually colorless, but
they dark to brown when exposed to light.
523.
Anthropologists have interest in knowing how humans beings looked when they
first began to devise stone tools or make pottery.
524.
Stars in our universe vary in temperature, color, bright, size, and mass.
525.
The 1983 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Barbara McClintock for her
experiments with maize and her discoveries regardless the nature of DNA.
526.
In 1866 to 1883, the bison population in North American was reduced from an
estimated 13 million to a few hundred.
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527.
Most of the damage property attributed to the San Francisco earthquake of 1906
resulted from the fire that followed.
528.
James Baldwin’s plays and short stories, which are to some degree
autobiographical, established them as a leading figure in the United States civil
rights movement.
529.
Thunder can be listened from a maximum distance of about ten miles except
under unusual atmospheric conditions.
530.
Twenty to thirty year after a mature forest is cleared away, a nearly
impenetrable thicket of trees and shrubs develops.
531.
Some art historians have say that too many artists have tried only to imitate
previous painting styles.
532.
Inventor Granville Woods received him first patent on January 3, 1984, for a
steam boiler furnace.
533.
Throughout history, shoes have been worn not only for protection and also for
decoration.
534.
Worker bees labor for the good of the hive by collecting food, caring for the
young, and to expand the nest.
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535.
Pathologists use their knowing of body tissues and body fluids to aid other
physicians.
536.
Objects falling freely in a vacuum have the same rate of speed is regardless of
differences in size and weight.
537.
The construction of sundials was considered to be an acceptable part of a
student’s educator as late as the seventeenth century.
538.
Historians have never reached some general agreement about the precise causes
of the Civil War in the United States.
539.
Of all the Native Americans in the United States, the Navajos form largest
group.
540.
A neutron star forms when a star much more massive than the Sun dies and
exploded.
541.
A through study of mythology requires familiarity for the properties of plants
and trees, and the habits of wild birds and beasts.
542.
Quartz may be transparency, translucent, or opaque, and it may be colorless or
colored.
543.
In an adult human, the skin weighs about seven pounds and covers it about
thirty-six square feet.
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544.
A leading Canadian feminist and author, Nellie McClung, struggled relentlessly
in the early twentieth century to win politically and legal rights for Canadian
women.
545.
Metabolism consists of a complicated series of chemicals reactions carried out
by living cells.
546.
Duke Ellington was the first person to compose extended jazz works and gives
regular jazz concerts.
547.
Seismology has not reached yet the state where earthquakes can be foretold
with a great deal of accuracy.
548.
The design of the University of Virginia came at the end of Thomas Jefferson’s
long career as theoretician, statesman, and architecture.
549.
At night the desert floor radiates heat back into the atmosphere and the
temperature may be drop to near freezing.
550.
Although they are in different countries, Windsor, Ontario and Detroit,
Michigan are close neighbors and cooperate on numerous matters of mutually
interest.
551.
First incorporated in 1871, Dallas, Texas, had become the seventh largest cities
in the United States by 1976.
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552.
Will Rogers was widely recognized for his daily newspaper column, in which
he humorously criticized and commented in the politics of his time.
553.
The free silver movement, promoting unlimited silver coinage gained
prominent in the late 1800’s.
554.
The continental divide refers to an imaginary line in the North American
Rockies that divides the waters flowing into the Atlantic Ocean from it flowing
into the Pacific.
555.
The Petrified Forest of eastern Arizona are made up of tree trunks that were
buried in mud, sand, or volcanic ash ages ago and have turned to stone.
556.
George Washington, the son of an wealthy planter, became an important
American military leader.
557.
One of the most important aspects of an organic farm are sanitation.
558.
The owl cannot to see well in the dark, but it hunts on moonlit nights.
559.
The first official United States census was taken on 1790.
560.
Modern people, alike their ancestors, are curious about the nature of the
universe.
561.
About one-fifth of all the energy used in the United States it is changed into
electric power.
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562.
Flight is a very difficulty activity for most living things.
563.
Algae are aquatic plants who may serve as food for many large and small
animals.
564.
The most old of the Moon material brought back to Earth by the Apollo crews
has been dated as being almost first million years old.
565.
Cows are said to be the least intelligently of domestic animals.
566.
In the United States, inches and feets are still used as units of measurement.
567.
Few of the gold seekers who flocked to California were experienced miners,
neither did they feel that they had to be.
568.
X-ray photographs are widely used in industry to test and in inspecting
materials and parts.
569.
Normally, insulin is produced by the body when the level of glucose rises and
goes up in the bloodstream.
570.
Although Henry Ford built his first handmade car in 1896, he did no real
progress in developing the automobile until 1903.
571.
Excessive stress sometime causes the disc of a spinal vertebra to press on a
nerve.
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572.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is located nearby Central
Park.
573.
A size of the United States Supreme Court was the focal point of one of the
most famous attacks on the federal judiciary.
574.
During the 1936 Olympics, Jesse Owens set a world new record in track and
won four gold medals.
575.
Although assemblage has been a part of art for centuries, its appearance in the
West as a serious art form is quite fairly recent.
576.
Gwendolyn Brooks, a United States poetry and a Pulitzer Prize winner, was
born in Topeka, Kansas, on June 7, 1917.
577.
Blood transfusions from one individual to another serve to supply various
material that the recipient lacks.
578.
Only the eastern edge of the state of Wisconsin receipts any benefit from the
moderating influence of Lake Michigan.
579.
A zebra’s stripes helps this animal hide from its enemies.
580.
Both as a hobby and as a profession, photography has fascinated people for
more than hundred years.
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581.
Connecticut called is the “Constitution State” because its delegates played a
crucial role in drawing up the United States Constitution.
582.
Lucretia Mott devoted her life to the promotion of temperance, the
championship of equal rights for women and Blacks, and the establish of
international peace.
583.
There is not way by which the peoples of the world can be divided into neat and
precise racial categories.
584.
Experiments have showing that bees can somehow sense the Earth’s magnetic
field.
585.
Helen Traubel, a person of diverse talents, both sing in operas and wrote
mystery novels.
586.
During the early years of the United States, the raft played an important role in
moving goods and traders on such rivers the Ohio and the Mississippi.
587.
In 1883 Mary Mann prepared for publication the memoirs of the Piute leader
Sarah Winnemucca, of whom work Mann had admired throughout her life.
588.
Every chemical have a standard symbol which is found in the periodic table of
elements.
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589.
Although F. Scott Fitzgerald has been described as a perpetual adolescent, he
wrote most maturely about love than any other novelist of his era.
590.
A sextant comprises an arc, marked in degrees, a movable arm with a mirror
pivoted at the center, and a telescope mount to the framework.
591.
Beavers build his lodges at water level from trees and branches found nearby.
592.
Artist Berenice Abbott studied sculpture in New York City and Paris before
taking with photography in the mid-1920’s.
593.
Even when binoculars are used to observe Saturn, the planet’s moons are
invisibility.
594.
Governors Island, located south of Manhattan, received its present name in
1698, when the British set it to aside as the colonial governor’s residence.
595.
Until the 1800’s, most of the paper money in circulation in the world was issued
by banks or private companies rather by governments.
596.
Most educators today consider computer literacy being a necessary addition to
the basic scholastic requirements.
597.
Frequent exposure to intense noise pollution can damage a person’s hear
temporarily or permanently.
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598.
In ancient times books came in cumbersome packages and could not be carried
under an arm or read on way to work.
599.
Political alliances have existed throughout history, often emerging in responsive
to acts of aggression.
600.
Millions of dollars’ worth of plants are raised annual in greenhouses.
601.
Acrylic painter can be used on a wide variety of surfaces, such as cardboard
paper, fabric, and wood.
602.
Today providing parks for public recreation and enjoyment is recognized
responsibility of city, state, and nation governments.
603.
The jointed stems of knotgrass lie against flat the ground.
604.
Until quite recent, the notion of philosophy encompassed all of what is now
included in the realms of knowledge and reason.
605.
Chemists use microchemistry to identify and isolate microscopic amounts of
substances locate in large volumes of other substances.
606.
From its beginnings in the 1890’s newspaper comics appealed both to young
readers and to adults.
607.
Cayenne pepper comes from the seedpod of the pepper plant, which is dried or
then ground.
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608.
Duke Ellington was one of the first to compose and arranging jazz music for a
large orchestra.
609.
Irrigation and drainage they are two of the most common ways of reclaiming
wasterlands.
610.
Quartz can easily be recognized because it resembles pieces of broke glass.
611.
Like most another art forms, the Greek tragedy had its origins in religious
observances.
612.
Psychological as well as physical factors contribution to fatigue.
613.
Sarah Hale became one of the famousest magazine editors in the United States
during the 1800’s.
614.
It is well known that a change in humidity make pianos go out of tune.
615.
New Orleans, which is in the Louisiana, is a large port at the mouth of the
Mississippi River.
616.
Lavender grows between three and four foots high.
617.
The last forty years of the nineteenth century were marked by rapidly
multiplication of railroad lines.
618.
Honeybees spend a great deal of time grooming theirselves.
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619.
Benjamin Franklin experimented with a kite in a thunderstorm in other to get
that lightning is electricity.
620.
The pancreas is an organ involving in the digestion of food and in the regulation
of the sugar level in the bloodstream.
621.
Stream boilers in large thermal factories may be so high as a fourteen-story
building.
622.
Lignin, alike cellulose, permits water and gases to pass through it.
623.
Clara Barton foundationed the American National Red Cross in 1881 after
serving in the International Red Cross in Europe.
624.
Inflation is the major problem affecting the people, the government, and the
economics.
625.
Baroque has been the term using by art historians for almost a century to
designate the dominant style of the period 1600-1750.
626.
The atmosphere of the Earth cuts off about fifty percent of the Sun’s heat,
bouncing back into space.
627.
The crossbow is a medieval weaponry built in such a way as to give it greater
strength than an ordinary bow.
628.
Joints are classified by the variety of motions they allowed.
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629.
Leisure time is a comparison recent development.
630.
Two waterfalls within the city limits supply Rochester, New York, with an
enormous number of electric power.
631.
The larger of the forty-eight continental states in the United States is Texas.
632.
According to the experts, genetic inheritance is probability the most important
factor in determining a person’s health.
633.
The railroad was one of the first methods of transportation to be use extensively
in early American history.
634.
The National Wildflower Research Center which was established in 1982 by
Lady Bird Johnson on sixty acres of land east of Austin.
635.
Pioneers on the plains sometimes living in dugouts, sod rooms cut into hillsides.
636.
The need to improve technique motivates ballerinas exercising and rehearse for
hours daily.
637.
While his racing days, racehorse John Henry earned a record $6.5 million, $2.3
million more than his closest competitor.
638.
Often when the weather is extremely hot, people have very thirsty but are not
terribly hungry.
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639.
The idea that artistic achievements rank in importance with scientific
achievements has been upheld by painters, writers, and musicals for centuries.
640.
To improvement the stability of the building, a concrete foundation two feet
thick must be installed.
641.
In 1784 Benjamin Franklin first suggested daylight saving time as a means of
cutting down on consumes candles.
642.
An alligator is an animal some like a crocodile, but with a broad, flattened snout.
643.
A new form of cocaine, crack attacks the nervous system, brain, and bodily in a
sharper fashion than cocaine.
644.
It has been suggestioned that the battleship “Missouri” be brought back to
active duty, at cost of $475 million.
645.
Into among the five Great Lakes, only Lake Michigan is located entirely within
the territorial boundaries of the United States.
646.
Teddy Roosevelt demonstrated his competitive spirit and tireless energy in 1905
whenever he led the Rough Riders up San Juan Hill.
647.
The “Fairness Doctrine” of the FCC requires that radio and television stations
give equal time to opposing sides of issues controversial.
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648.
Mary Harris Jones, known as “Mother Jones,” was a prominent figure in the
labor movement at the turning of the century.
649.
Consequently the kit fox is an endangered species, wildlife experts in the
California desert are using various methods to protect it.
650.
In additions to serving as a member of the President’s Cabinet, the Attorney
General is the head of the Justice Department.
651.
The narwhal can be easily to recognize by the long spiraled tusk attached to the
left side of its head.
652.
The poet Ogden Nash often used a comic style to do a serious point.
653.
Much Civil War battles were fought in Virginia than in any other state.
654.
It is the role of the National Bureau of Standards to establish accurate
measurements for science, industrial, and commerce.
655.
On February 20, 1962, “Friendship 7” orbiting the earth in a manned flight that
lasted just under five hours.
656.
There is, it seems, no limit to the satisfaction to be finding in the pursuit of
knowledge.
657.
Human beings are social animals whom usually prefer not to live in physical or
psychological isolation.
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658.
It estimated is that only about thirty percent of our planet’s surface consists of
land.
659.
The tradition of an all-male Supreme Court was broke in the 1980’s when
Sandra Day O’Connor was appointed to the Supreme Court.
660.
Modern poets frequently use imperfect or approximate rhymes, in the which the
rhymed vowels, and even the consonants, may be similar, but not identical.
661.
In the early years of the Republic, George Washington proposed the
establishment of an university in the nation’s capital.
662.
Forests provide natural beautiful, prevent erosion, and furnish food and cover
for wildlife.
663.
A major step in the development of algebra was evolution of an accurate
understand of negative quantities.
664.
Even though she was crippled by polio as a youngster child, Wilma Rudolph
won gold medals in the track and field events of the 1960 Rome Olympics.
665.
In architecture a vault is a roof or ceiling in the shapes of an arch.
666.
General reference maps include basic information, such continents, countries,
rivers, cities, and other features.
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667.
According to art consultant Maeve Bee, selects works of art for display is
neither an easy task nor a glamorous occupation.
668.
If television had been invented a thousand years ago, will nations be
significantly more homogeneous than they are now?
669.
The St. Lawrence Seaway, which runs between British Columbia and New York,
has completed by the United States and Canada in 1959.
670.
To the citizens of the United States, the bald eagle, America’s national bird,
symbolize strength and freedom.
671.
Dolphins are warm-blooded; that is, its body temperature always stays about the
same, regardless of the surroundings.
672.
Authenticity stained glass is colored while the glass is in a liquid state.
673.
On most scales, zero marks the starting point or the neutralize position.
674.
The tongue of the okapi is too long that it can extend all the way to its eyes
when it cleans itself.
675.
Individuals exposed to loud noise for long intervals may suffer temporary or
permanently loss of hearing.
676.
Film directors can take far great liberties in dealing with concepts of time and
space than stage directors can.
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677.
Traditionally, ethnographers and linguists have paid little attention to cultural
interpretations given to silence, or to the types of social contexts in which tends
to occur.
678.
With the exception of aluminum, shiny metals such as tin or copper turns into
black powders when ground fine.
679.
Since 1921 the budget of the United States became the primary responsibility of
the President.
680.
The research of Percy Julian has contributed to the creation of drugs that are in
widespread use over victims of arthritis.
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