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1. Because the garden was untended(A), the windows had no(B) shutters, and the lawn overrun(C) by weeds, people passing by(D) the old house assumed that it was unoccupied. No error(E) (06.1-17) ? 2. Only by tapping(A) their last reserves of energy were(B) the team members able to salvage(B) what was beginning(D) to look like a lost cause. No error(E) (06.1-19) ? 3. When Doris Lessing published The Golden Notebook in 1962, it(A) instantly established(B) herself as one(C) of the most important(D) literally voices of her generation. No error(E) (06.1-20) ? 4. It was(A) a Chinese American grower who finally succeeded with adapting(B) the now familiar(C) orange tree to(D) the American climate. ?No error(E) (06.1-22) ? 5. Five years in the writing(A), her new book is both a response(B) to her critics mistrust with (C) her earlier findings and an elaboration(D) of her original thesis. No error(E) (06.1-28) ? 6. Charles Dickens Great Expectations is a? novel in which(A) the main character become so obsessed with(B) the idea of becoming(C) a gentleman that(D) his moral judgment is temporarily affected. ?No error(E) (06.5-13) ? 7. What(A) becomes apparent from assessing(B) scientific accomplishment is that only relatively recently have(C) the necessary technology been developed for(D) solving the mysteries of genetics. ?No error(E) (06.5-19) ? 8. Despite(A) its cultural importance, the Daily Gazette lost(B) 70 percent of its subscribers since 1920 and, by 1955, was losing(C) as much as(D) $200,000 a year. No error(E)(06.1-29) ? 9. Because(A) his experience in the naval medical corps had been rewarding(B), Bob applied(C) to medical school after he was discharged(D) from the navy. ?No error(E) (06.5-20) ? 10.Those who(A) defend sequoia trees from(A) loggers justified(C) doing so(D) on the grounds that such trees are irreplaceable. No error(E) (06.5-23) ? 11. Africa’s Kanem Empire, after enduring for(A) over a thousand years, is(B) believed to have fallen into decline(C) when tr