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TOEIC ERROR RECOGNITION EXERCISE 3

TOEIC ERROR RECOGNITION EXERCISE 3. 1. When the body becomes extremely overheated, it failure to cool itself again, and sunstroke can occur . A. extremely B. failure C. itself D. can occur

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TOEIC ERROR RECOGNITION EXERCISE 3

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  1. TOEIC ERROR RECOGNITION EXERCISE 3

  2. 1. When the body becomes extremely overheated, it failure to cool itself again, and sunstroke canoccur. A. extremely B. failure C. itself D. can occur 2. In chroniclingher months asa captive of the Wampanoag Indians, Mary Rowlandson demonstratedhisnarrative skill. A. In chronicling B. as C. demonstrated D. his

  3. 1. When the body becomes extremely overheated, it failure to cool itself again, and sunstroke canoccur. A. extremely B. failure C. itself D. can occur 2. In chroniclingher months asa captive of the Wampanoag Indians, Mary Rowlandson demonstratedhisnarrative skill. A. In chronicling B. as C. demonstrated D. his

  4. 3. Antarctic blue whales can be100 foot longand weigh more than anydinosaur that ever lived. A. can be B. 100 foot long C. more than any D. ever 4. Biologically produced ceramics, alike those made by mollusks such asthe sea urchin, remain superior to those produced synthetically. A. Biologically B. alike C. such as D. to those

  5. 3. Antarctic blue whales can be100 foot longand weigh more than anydinosaur that ever lived. A. can be B. 100 foot long C. more than any D. ever 4. Biologically produced ceramics, alike those made by mollusks such asthe sea urchin, remain superior to those produced synthetically. A. Biologically B. alike C. such as D. to those

  6. 5. The American frontiersman, politician, and soldier Davy Crockett is one of the mostpopularofAmericanhero. A. frontiersman B. most C. of D. hero 6. A desert area that has beenwithout waterfor six years will stillbloom when rain will come. A. has been B. without water C. still D. will come

  7. 5. The American frontiersman, politician, and soldier Davy Crockett is one of the mostpopularofAmericanhero. A. frontiersman B. most C. of D. hero 6. A desert area that has beenwithout waterfor six years will stillbloom when rain will come. A. has been B. without water C. still D. will come

  8. 7. The root of the chicory plant is oftenground upand added to coffee to elimination its bitterness. A. often B. ground up C. added to D. to elimination 8. Even the most discriminatinggourmet will agree that food in the south is as goodasany A. discriminating B. that C. good D. as any

  9. 7. The root of the chicory plant is oftenground upand added to coffee to elimination its bitterness. A. often B. ground up C. added to D. to elimination 8. Even the most discriminatinggourmet will agree that food in the south is as goodasany A. discriminating B. that C. good D. as any

  10. 9. Because of itsstrong record during earlier recessions, the mutual fund has and will continue to be attractive tosmall investors. A. Because of B. its C. has and will D. attractive to 10. Banking is ancient origin, though little3 known about its history prior to the thirteenth century. A. is ancient B. though little C. 3 known D. prior to

  11. 9. Because of itsstrong record during earlier recessions, the mutual fund has and will continue to be attractive tosmall investors. A. Because of B. its C. has and will D. attractive to 10. Banking is ancient origin, though little3 known about its history prior to the thirteenth century. A. is ancient B. though little C. 3 known D. prior to

  12. 11. The holograph was an instrumentemployedto sendsignalsby reflecting sunlight amirror or mirrors. A. instrument B. to send C. signals D. by reflecting sunlight 12. Business cycles have been placed thescrutiny ofstatisticiansso that recurring patterns not apparent at first sightmightbe disclosed. A. placed the B. statisticians C. so that D. might

  13. 11. The holograph was an instrumentemployedto sendsignalsby reflecting sunlight amirror or mirrors. A. instrument B. to send C. signals D. by reflecting sunlight 12. Business cycles have been placed thescrutiny ofstatisticiansso that recurring patterns not apparent at first sightmightbe disclosed. A. placed the B. statisticians C. so that D. might

  14. 13. Bats rely on their hearings to navigate and to find food at night. A. on B. hearings C. to find D. at 14. The dodo, a giant bird now extinct, lived onthe island of Mauritius, in Indian Ocean. A. The dodo B. extinct C. lived on D. in Indian Ocean

  15. 13. Bats rely on their hearings to navigate and to find food at night. A. on B. hearings C. to find D. at 14. The dodo, a giant bird now extinct, lived onthe island of Mauritius, in Indian Ocean. A. The dodo B. extinct C. lived on D. in Indian Ocean

  16. 15.Three months after they have been laid, crocodileeggs are readyhatched. A. laid B. crocodile C. ready D. hatched 16.Some nematodes arevery tiny that it Is necessary to view them through a microscope. A. Some nematodes B. very tiny C. it D. to view

  17. 15.Three months after they have been laid, crocodileeggs are readyhatched. A. laid B. crocodile C. ready D. hatched 16.Some nematodes arevery tiny that it Is necessary to view them through a microscope. A. Some nematodes B. very tiny C. it D. to view

  18. 17. Predators and parasites sharea fundamental characteristicthey bothsurvive a the price of others. A. share B. characteristic C. they both D. price 18. Whilehis racking days, racehorse John Henryearneda record $6.5 million, $2.3 million more than hisclosestcompetitor. A. While B. earned C. his D. competitor

  19. 17. Predators and parasites sharea fundamental characteristicthey bothsurvive a the price of others. A. share B. characteristic C. they both D. price 18. Whilehis racking days, racehorse John Henryearneda record $6.5 million, $2.3 million more than hisclosestcompetitor. A. While B. earned C. his D. competitor

  20. 19. The most of the energyused in our homes and factories is generated from coal,oil, and natural gas A. The most B. the energy C. coal D. oil 20. It seemed as if I hadn'tscarcely done anything worthwhilewithmy time,forI failed three courses. A. hadn't B. worthwhile C. with D. for

  21. 19. The most of the energyused in our homes and factories is generated from coal,oil, and natural gas A. The most B. the energy C. coal D. oil 20. It seemed as if I hadn'tscarcely done anything worthwhilewithmy time,forI failed three courses. A. hadn't B. worthwhile C. with D. for

  22. 21. Biologists and anthropologists possesses a wealthof evidenceto indicate that human beings arose from lowerforms of life over a time long period. A. possesses a wealth B. of evidence C. arose from lower D. time long period 22. Ladybugs are desirousin the gardenbecause most kinds eat aphids and other harmful insects. A. desirous B. in the garden C. most D. other

  23. 21. Biologists and anthropologists possesses a wealthof evidenceto indicate that human beings arose from lowerforms of life over a time long period. A. possesses a wealth B. of evidence C. arose from lower D. time long period 22. Ladybugs are desirousin the gardenbecause most kinds eat aphids and other harmful insects. A. desirous B. in the garden C. most D. other

  24. 23. Carrie Chapman Catt organizedthe League of women voters aftersuccessfullycampaignfor the constitutional amendment that gavewomen the right to vote. A. organized B. after C. campaign D. that gave 24. A measuring worm can hold itselfstraightoutfrom a branch so that lookslike a small twig. A. can hold B. itself C. out D. so that looks

  25. 23. Carrie Chapman Catt organizedthe League of women voters aftersuccessfullycampaignfor the constitutional amendment that gavewomen the right to vote. A. organized B. after C. campaign D. that gave 24. A measuring worm can hold itselfstraightoutfrom a branch so that lookslike a small twig. A. can hold B. itself C. out D. so that looks

  26. 25. A dolphin locates underwater objects initspath by doing a series of clicking and whistling sounds. A. in B. its C. doing D. whistling 26.Likea synonym of speech, which is the generalterm, address implies some degreeofformality. A. Like B. speech C. general D. degree

  27. 25. A dolphin locates underwater objects initspath by doing a series of clicking and whistling sounds. A. in B. its C. doing D. whistling 26.Likea synonym of speech, which is the generalterm, address implies some degreeofformality. A. Like B. speech C. general D. degree

  28. 27. Bauxite ores differ considerably physicalappearance,according totheirimpuritiesand structural compositions. A. considerably physical B. according to C. their D. impurities 28. On February 20, 1962, Friendship T has orbited the Earth in a mannedflightthat lastjustunder five hours. A. has B. a manned C. flight D. last just

  29. 27. Bauxite ores differ considerably physicalappearance,according totheirimpuritiesand structural compositions. A. considerably physical B. according to C. their D. impurities 28. On February 20, 1962, Friendship T has orbited the Earth in a mannedflightthat lastjustunder five hours. A. has B. a manned C. flight D. last just

  30. 29. The GATT is an international agreement designing to increase trade amongmembernations. A. international B. designing C. among D. member nations 30. A rabbitmoves about by hoppingon its hind legs,which are much longer and morestrong than its front legs. A. moves about B. by hopping C. which are D. more strong

  31. 29. The GATT is an international agreement designing to increase trade amongmembernations. A. international B. designing C. among D. member nations 30. A rabbitmoves about by hoppingon its hind legs,which are much longer and morestrong than its front legs. A. moves about B. by hopping C. which are D. more strong

  32. 31. Farm animals have been regardless by nearly all societies as a valuable economic resource. A. regardless B. nearly C. as D. resource 32. Seven of planetsrotate in the same direction as their orbital motions, while Venus and Uranus rotate in the opposite direction. A. of planets B. as C. while D. opposite direction

  33. 31. Farm animals have been regardless by nearly all societies as a valuable economic resource. A. regardless B. nearly C. as D. resource 32. Seven of planetsrotate in the same direction as their orbital motions, while Venus and Uranus rotate in the opposite direction. A. of planets B. as C. while D. opposite direction

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