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    The Complete Guide To The

    TOEFL Guide

    PBT Edition

    Structure Section

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    LESSON 20:

    INCOMPLETE OR MISSING

    APPOSITIVESAn appositive is a noun phrase that explains or

    rephrases another noun phrase. It usually comes after

    the noun which it rephrases. It may also come beforethe subject of a sentence.

    * Buffalo Bill, a famous frontiersman,

    operated his own Wild West Show.

    (appositive following a noun)

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    * A famous frontiersman, Buffalo Bill operated his own WildWest Show.

    (appositive before the subject)

    Appositives are actually reduced adjective clauses.However, unlike adjective clauses, they do not contain amarker or a verb.

    * Oak, which is one of the most durable hardwoods, isoften used to make furniture.(adjective clause)

    * Oak, one of the most durable hardwoods, is oftenused to make furniture.

    (appositive)

    Appositives are usually separated from the rest of thesentence by commas, but some short appositives (usuallynames) are not.

    *Economist Paul Samuelson won a Nobel Prize in 1970.

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    Directions: Choose the one option -(A), (B), (C), or (D)- thatcorrectly completes the sentences, and then mark theappropriate blank. The first one is done as an example.

    1. The Democratic Party is older than the other major Americanpolitical party, __________.

    ______ (A) which the Republican party

    ______ (B) the Republican party______ (C) it is the Republican party

    ______ (D) the Republican party is

    2. __________ relations with friends and acquaintances, play amajor role in the social development of adolescents.

    ______ (A) What are called peer group relations are______ (B) Peer group relations are

    ______ (C) Peer group relations, the

    ______ (D) By peer group relations, we mean

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    3. Joseph Henry, __________ first director of the

    Smithsonian Institute, was President Lincoln's advisor on

    scientific matters.

    ______ (A) the

    ______ (B) to be the

    ______ (C) was the

    ______ (D) as the

    4. The Wassatch Range, __________ extends from

    southeastern Idaho into northern Utah.

    ______ (A) which is a part of the Rocky Mountains,

    ______ (B) a part of the Rocky Mountains that

    ______ (C) is a part of the Rocky Mountains

    ______ (D) a part of the Rocky Mountains, it

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    5. __________ Ruth St. Dennis turned to Asian dances to

    find inspiration for her choreography.

    ______ (A) It was the dancer

    ______ (B) The dancer

    ______ (C) That the dancer

    ______ (D) The dancer was

    6. The organs of taste are __________ the which are

    mainly located on the tongue.

    ______ (A) groups of cells, are taste buds

    ______ (B) taste buds, are groups of cells

    ______ (C) taste buds, these are groups of cells

    ______ (D) taste buds, groups of cells

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    7. In 1878 Frederick W Taylor invented a concept called scientific

    management, __________ of obtaining as much efficiency from

    workers and machines as possible.

    ______ (A) it is a method

    ______ (B) a method which

    ______ (C) a method

    ______ (D) called a method

    8. A group of Shakers, __________ settled around Pleasant Hill,

    Kentucky, in 1805.

    ______ (A) members of a strict religious sect which

    ______ (B) whose members of a strict religious sect

    ______ (C) members of a strict religious sect,

    ______ (D) were members of a strict religious sect

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    9. In physics, __________ "plasma" refers to a gas which has a

    nearly equal number of positively and negatively charged

    particles.

    _____ (A) the term

    _____ (B) by the term

    _____ (C) is termed

    _____ (D) terming

    10. Norman Weiner, __________ mathematician and logician,

    had an important role in the development of the computer.

    ______ (A) who, as a

    ______ (B) was a

    ______ (C) whom a

    ______ (D) a

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    11. Jerome Kern's most famous work is Showboat, __________

    most enduring musical comedies.

    ______ (A) it is one of the finest,

    ______ (B) one of the finest,

    ______ (C) the finest one

    ______ (D) as the finest of the

    12.__________ a marshland that covers over 750 square miles

    in North Carolina and Virginia.

    ______ (A) In the Great Dismal Swamp,

    ______ (B) The Great Dismal Swamp, which

    ______ (C) The Great Dismal Swamp,

    ______ (D) The Great Dismal Swamp is