66 Technology has ______ many changes in the way we live.
(A) come around
(B) taken over
(C) brought about
(D) turned up with

67 A saying goes: “A fool and his money are soon ______.” (A) united (B) parted (C) gathered (D) apart

68 Sally is such a busy-body. She likes to ______ into everything. (A) be in the way (B) interfere (C) knock it off (D) stick her nose

69 Mrs. Pai drove into town because she had a few odds and ends ______. (A) to do (B) to buy (C) to get rid of (D) to pick up

70 Little Betty ______ with a cold and had to miss her piano lesson. (A) went around (B) came down (C) came up (D) ran down 

71 “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth." They say that the best proverbs—no matter what the language—have certain characteristics in common: they all are concerned about life in general and cover a vast range of human endeavor—love and war, birth and death, sickness and health, and work and play. But it remains a mystery why some civilizations are rich in proverbs and others are not. What does the proverb, “Too many cooks spoil the broth”, advise people to do? (A) Try to do one thing at a time. (B) There should be only one person in charge of cooking. (C) One should be responsible for the task he is assigned to do. (D) Sometimes it's better not to have too many people involved in a task.

72 What does “lean” in the sentence: “These lean, didactic, aphoristic statements..." mean? (A) concise (B) dependable (C) thin, without any fat (D) barren

73 Which of the following statements is didactic? (A) Oblige us with your presence. (B) I will teach you to meddle in my affair. (C) He has more sense than to do so. (D) It is better to cherish what one has now than feel sorry afterwards.

74 The word, “injunction” means: (A) an order (B) a request (C) a saying (D) an entry

75 The equivalent to “It leaks at the gunwale, it leaks at the keel” is: (A) Too many boatmen run the boat up to the top of the mountain. (B) An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. (C) It never rains but it pours. (D) A stitch in time saves nine. 

76 What doesn't Question 1 imply? (A) Anything that has mass is made of chemicals. (B) If light has mass, light is like everything else that is made of chemicals. (C) If light is made of chemicals, light bulbs and lamps certainly are. (D) The science teacher did not talk about light in class.

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