16.
(A) does
(B) did
(C) was
(D) protected

17. (A) Nonetheless (B) Despite the fact (C) Instead (D) Also

18. (A) specifically (B) indeed (C) similarly (D) originally

19. (A) insisted (B) granted (C) traded (D) acknowledged

20. (A) that (B) which (C) whether (D) nominated

21(A) One thing that pundits and prognosticators missed was that people knew the Democrats were getting things done for them, (B) The weekend marked a moment of vindication for President Joe Biden, whose party defied history by staving off a midterm election drubbing. (C) In the event that a vacancy arose on the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Senate would have a good chance of installing a new justice to start to weaken the current conservative majority. (D) This represents a significant personal and political benefit for Biden. (E) Political parties are pointless unless they win power.

22(A) One thing that pundits and prognosticators missed was that people knew the Democrats were getting things done for them, (B) The weekend marked a moment of vindication for President Joe Biden, whose party defied history by staving off a midterm election drubbing. (C) In the event that a vacancy arose on the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Senate would have a good chance of installing a new justice to start to weaken the current conservative majority. (D) This represents a significant personal and political benefit for Biden. (E) Political parties are pointless unless they win power.

23(A) One thing that pundits and prognosticators missed was that people knew the Democrats were getting things done for them, (B) The weekend marked a moment of vindication for President Joe Biden, whose party defied history by staving off a midterm election drubbing. (C) In the event that a vacancy arose on the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Senate would have a good chance of installing a new justice to start to weaken the current conservative majority. (D) This represents a significant personal and political benefit for Biden. (E) Political parties are pointless unless they win power.

24(A) One thing that pundits and prognosticators missed was that people knew the Democrats were getting things done for them, (B) The weekend marked a moment of vindication for President Joe Biden, whose party defied history by staving off a midterm election drubbing. (C) In the event that a vacancy arose on the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Senate would have a good chance of installing a new justice to start to weaken the current conservative majority. (D) This represents a significant personal and political benefit for Biden. (E) Political parties are pointless unless they win power.

25(A) One thing that pundits and prognosticators missed was that people knew the Democrats were getting things done for them, (B) The weekend marked a moment of vindication for President Joe Biden, whose party defied history by staving off a midterm election drubbing. (C) In the event that a vacancy arose on the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Senate would have a good chance of installing a new justice to start to weaken the current conservative majority. (D) This represents a significant personal and political benefit for Biden. (E) Political parties are pointless unless they win power.

26. Which of the following best describes the narrator’s situation? (A) She is great enough to be written in the history. (B) She is blessed with her ancestors’ gifts. (C) She becomes wealthy from the gold mines in her back yard. (D) She experiences contempt and great hardship.

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