20.
(A) called for
(B) acclaimed
(C) suggesting
(D) have conspired

21.(A) Little did he know that those tragedies would lay the foundation for one of the business’s great comeback stories. (B) Tragedy continued to strike, however. (C) But his love of toys pushed the company ahead, even when it limped. (D) But if it weren’t for a series of fires—and an ingenious woodworker—LEGOS may never have been built. (E) At first, Christiansen’s shop produced furniture like ladders, stools, and ironing boards.

22.(A) Little did he know that those tragedies would lay the foundation for one of the business’s great comeback stories. (B) Tragedy continued to strike, however. (C) But his love of toys pushed the company ahead, even when it limped. (D) But if it weren’t for a series of fires—and an ingenious woodworker—LEGOS may never have been built. (E) At first, Christiansen’s shop produced furniture like ladders, stools, and ironing boards.

23.(A) Little did he know that those tragedies would lay the foundation for one of the business’s great comeback stories. (B) Tragedy continued to strike, however. (C) But his love of toys pushed the company ahead, even when it limped. (D) But if it weren’t for a series of fires—and an ingenious woodworker—LEGOS may never have been built. (E) At first, Christiansen’s shop produced furniture like ladders, stools, and ironing boards.

24.(A) Little did he know that those tragedies would lay the foundation for one of the business’s great comeback stories. (B) Tragedy continued to strike, however. (C) But his love of toys pushed the company ahead, even when it limped. (D) But if it weren’t for a series of fires—and an ingenious woodworker—LEGOS may never have been built. (E) At first, Christiansen’s shop produced furniture like ladders, stools, and ironing boards.

25.(A) Little did he know that those tragedies would lay the foundation for one of the business’s great comeback stories. (B) Tragedy continued to strike, however. (C) But his love of toys pushed the company ahead, even when it limped. (D) But if it weren’t for a series of fires—and an ingenious woodworker—LEGOS may never have been built. (E) At first, Christiansen’s shop produced furniture like ladders, stools, and ironing boards.

26. What is the purpose of the seminar? (A) To sell solar power to the city. (B) To help reduce power usage in the city. (C) To teach residents about home solar power systems. (D) To give salesmen from solar companies a chance to speak.

27. What is something attendees will learn at the seminar? (A) How to pay for a solar system. (B) How to design a solar system. (C) How to pay taxes on solar system. (D) How to install solar systems at home by themselves.

28. The word “retain” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ________. (A) hire and pay a fee for (B) continue holding the rights to (C) keep in a place (D) have as a feature

29. According to this graph, which meat is consumed in the greatest amounts? (A) Pork. (B) Beef. (C) Chicken. (D) Fish.

30. Who would benefit from the particular graph? (A) A person on a diet. (B) A produce farmer. (C) A vegetarian. (D) Cattle raisers.

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