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16. _________ manager said that ________ allowed to leave early in observance of the holiday.
a. Their; they’re
b. Their; there
c. They’re; their
d. There; there
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17. __________ her _________ was much appreciated, they neglected to recognize her contribution.
a. All though; assistance
b. Although; assistants
c. Although; assistance
d. All though; assistants
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18. According to the superintendent, it is __________ for ___________ to take lunch at the appropriate hour.
a. necesary; everyone
b. necesary; every one
c. necessary; every one
d. necessary; everyone
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19. The wonderful news ________ her greatly, and she thought it must be ________ good to be true.
a. affected; to
b. affected; too
c. effected; to
d. effected; too
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20. If the new recruit could not live by the _________ that everyone else followed, _________ perhaps he was not cut out for the job.
a. principles; then
b. principles; than
c. principals; then
d. principals; than
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21. Local planning and needs assessments___________ that limited resources are __________ in the most effective manner.
a. assure; represented
b. ensure; utilized
c. insure; maintained
d. assure; handled
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22. All staff should __________ to the training room __________ for those who have already received training on the new computer software.
a. proceed; except
b. precede; except
c. proceed; accept
d. precede; accept
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23. It is not _______ to think that the cuts to government spending will have a _________ effect on many important programs.
a. unjustified; disasterous
b. injustified; disasterous
c. injustified; disastrous
d. unjustified; disastrous
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24. The office building with the brown bricks __________ located on the corner of 5th Street and N Street; __________ the one with the silver and green roof.
a. are; it’s
b. is; it’s
c. are; its
d. is; its
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25. Due to his job with the _________, _______ was ending in two weeks, Jose was unable to attend any political rallies.
a. goverment; that
b. goverment; which
c. government; which
d. government; that
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26. __________ Robin worked so hard on the project, she was happy to receive the _________.
a. Since; complement
b. Sense; compliment
c. Since; compliment
d. Sense; complement
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27. Which of the following best completes blank #27 in the paragraph presented above?
a. summing
b. including
c. comprising
d. containing
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28. Which of the following best completes blank #28 in the paragraph presented above?
a. awareness
b. knowledge
c. foundation
d. groundwork
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29. Which of the following best completes blank #29 in the paragraph presented above?
a. required
b. inquired
c. normal
d. typical
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30. Which of the following best completes blank #30 in the paragraph presented above?
a. compound
b. adapt
c. adjust
d. convert
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31. Which of the following sets of names is listed in alphabetical order?
a. Adams, Addison, Adler, Aaronson, Aeon
b. Addison, Aaronson, Adler, Aeon, Adams
c. Aaronson, Adams, Addison, Adler, Aeon
d. Aeon, Aaronson, Adams, Adler, Addison
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32. In alphabetical filing, which name would appear FIRST?
a. Walter Schrader
b. Paul Schaffner
c. Anna A. Schnitzer
d. Paul V. Schaffner
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33. In alphabetical filing, which name would appear FIRST?
a. Pipeline Coastal Group
b. Pip Pipes And Plumbing Services
c. Pipe And Drains Co.
d. Pipe Fitters & Plumbers Services
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34. In alphabetical filing, which name would appear THIRD?
a. Evelyn Van Wonterghem
b. Peter J. Van Woerkom
c. Eric A. Wolferen
d. Blessy Van Winkle
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35. How many of the following pairs are EXACTLY THE SAME?
Charlemae C. Montgomery – Charlemae C. Montgomery
McMonagle Steinberg – Mc Monagle Steinberg
Santistevan R. Volodymyr – Santistevan R. Volodymyr
Mulrooney K. Huisman – Mulrooney K. Husiman
Sayles Y. Lilioukiahona – Sayles Y. Liliovkiahona
Kyo U. Panicerschii – Kyo U. Panicerschii
Gregory P. Sauer – Gregory P. Sauer
Clarise W. Gastrelsky – Clarise W. Gastrelsky
Srinivasan GnanaKumar – Srinviasan GnanaKumar
Christine L. Springs – Christine L. Springs
Donna N. Tanfani – Donna N. Tanfani
Marshall V. Williamson – Marshall V. Williamson
Alethea Q. Martin-Wright – Alethea Q. Martin-Wright
Dharmesh O. Desierto-Banias – Dharmesh O. Deseirto-Banias
a. Fewer than eight pairs
b. Eight pairs
c. Nine pairs
d. Ten pairs
e. Eleven pairs
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36. How many of the following pairs are EXACTLY THE SAME?
Kiyoshi T. Tsusaki – Kiyoshi T. Tsusaki
Samanya V. Velichko – Samanya V Velichko
Nikolay Washington – Nikolay Washington
Nancy U. Weissenberg – Nancy U. Weissenberg
Beverlie C. Zlotkowski – Beverlie C. Zlotkowski
Dwayne Edmondson – Dwayne Edmondson
Victor Y. O’Riordan – Victor Y. ORiordan
Vincent T. Mulevich – Vincent T. Mulevich
Maureen R. Morgenstein – Maureen R. Morgenstien
Dennis B. Knoxville – Dennis B. Knoxville
Heidy A. Konishchuk – Heidy A. Konishchuk
Marsha P. Krause – Marsha P. Krause
Ivan H. Hrytskezich – Ivan H. Hiytskezich
Lawrence Krieger – Lawrence Krieger
a. Fewer than eight pairs
b. Eight pairs
c. Nine pairs
d. Ten pairs
e. Eleven pairs
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37. How many of the following pairs are EXACTLY THE SAME?
Edwin K. Boniakowski – Edwin K. Boniakowski
Gibson H. Jenkins – Gibson H. Jenkins
Vladimir N. Ballerstein – Vladimir N. Ballerstien
William P. Keller – William P. Keller
Gloria Y. Blankenship – Gloria Y. Blankenship
Heidilee D. Guililland-King – Heidilee D. Guililland-King
Vivienne X. Shields – Viveinne X. Shields
Arminda O. Stutznegger – Arminda O. Stutznegger
Ethel M. Thibeaux-Smith – Ethel M. Thibeuax-Smith
Timothy V. Weitnauer – Timothy V. Weitnaeur
Kelley M. Olson – Kelley M. Olson
Leonard Nelson – Leonard D. Nelson
Sasha Z. Pugliese – Sasha Z. Pugliese
Joe I. Strikwerda-Weitz – Joe I. Strikwerda-Weitz
a. Fewer than eight pairs
b. Eight pairs
c. Nine pairs
d. Ten pairs
e. Eleven pairs
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38. How many of the following pairs are EXACTLY THE SAME?
924797763 – 924797763          974121243 – 974121243
486140234 – 486740234          367371587 – 367731587
399803279 – 399803279          441370878 – 441370878
366322688 – 366322688          927687620 – 927687620
429119861 – 429179861          567981243 – 567891243
484186809 – 484186809          773772054 – 773772054
209368721 – 209368721          451651151 – 451651151
591480313 – 591480313          331677148 – 331677148
a. Fewer than eleven pairs
b. Eleven pairs
c. Twelve pairs
d. Thirteen pairs
e. Fourteen pairs
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39. How many of the following pairs are EXACTLY THE SAME?
234877304 – 234877304          947682889 – 947682889
386823667 – 386826367          391692664 – 391692664
098588353 – 098588353          744423463 – 744243463
332330281 – 332330281          876782072 – 876782072
424869279 – 424689279          295241876 – 295241876
375657902 – 375657902          534493256 – 534943256
716921273 – 716927273          365942771 – 365942771
635543721 – 635543721          979961792 – 979967792
a. Fewer than eleven pairs
b. Eleven pairs
c. Twelve pairs
d. Thirteen pairs
e. Fourteen pairs
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40. Which of the following number sequences is arranged in the correct order from lowest to highest?
a. 122350, 122075, 123500, 123525
b. 122075, 122350, 123500, 123525
c. 122075, 123500, 123525, 122350
d. 123525, 122350, 123500, 122075
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41. If the following dates were ordered from most recent to the earliest, in what order would they be placed?
1. 01/22/2010
2. 12/11/2011
3. 10/23/2010
4. 11/21/2011
5. 11/17/2010
6. 11/11/2011
7. 12/25/2010
8. 10/22/2011
9. 01/12/2011
10. 10/07/2011
a. 12/11/2011; 11/21/2011; 11/11/2011; 10/22/2011; 10/07/2011; 01/12/2011; 01/22/2010; 10/23/2010; 11/17/2010; 12/25/2010
b. 12/11/2011; 12/25/2010; 11/21/2011; 11/11/2011; 11/17/2010; 10/22/2011; 10/07/2011; 10/23/2010; 01/12/2011; 01/22/2010
c. 12/11/2011; 01/22/2010; 10/23/2010; 11/17/2010; 12/25/2010; 01/12/2011; 10/07/2011; 10/22/2011; 01/11/2011; 11/21/2011
d. 12/11/2011; 11/21/2011; 11/11/2011; 10/22/2011; 10/07/2011; 01/12/2011; 12/25/2010; 11/17/2010; 10/23/2010; 01/22/2010
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42. The following table contains the first names of the Office Assistants in the Los Angeles Field Office and their corresponding position numbers:
Name
Position Number
1. Xander
46573
2. Mickie
46753
3. Meng
45754
4. Elvian
46893
5. Sven
46754
If the position numbers were ordered from lowest to highest, in what order would the Office Assistants be placed?
a. Meng, Xander, Mickie, Sven, Elvian
b. Meng, Xander, Sven, Mickie, Elvian
c. Meng, Mickie, Elvian, Xander, Sven
d. Meng, Sven, Xander, Mickie, Elvian
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43. Which of the following sets of identification numbers is listed in alphanumerical order?
a. F9, F5, H1, H4, E2
b. G2, G8, I2, H3, K2
c. W1, S7, R8, T9, X10
d. N8, O4, Q2, R9, T5
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44. Which of the following sets of identification numbers is listed in alphanumerical order?
a. T7, U6, U3, V7, V2
b. T3, V7, V2, U3, T9
c. T5, T9, U7, V3, V7
d. U1, U7, V2, V6, T8
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45. Between which of the following sets of dates does 7/09/2012 fall?
a. 04/23/2011 and 06/15/2012
b. 06/01/2012 and 07/06/2012
c. 01/15/2012 and 06/15/2012
d. 05/23/2011 and 09/29/2012
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