9. Everyone who saw the race felt (a. a thrill; b. a joy; c. a horror; d. an anxiety; e. a pleasure) of excitement when Wang caught up with Li.
10. A (a. seller; b. buyer; c. manufacturer; d. user; e. owner) of steel must have large furnaces in his establishment.
11. Most stores have an annual (a. auditing; b. sale; c. bargain; d. inventory; e. clearance) of their goods which they call stocktaking.
12. A teacher sometimes (a. tries; b. augments; c. loses; d. saves; e. decreases) his income by writing textbooks.
13. I saw him walking down the street (a. among, b. through; c. around; d. from; e. between) two other boys.
14. The statement that I made is true whether you (a. discredit; b. believe; c. refuse; d. despise; e. acknowledge) what I said or not.
15. Hong Kong is surrounded by waters therefore it is really (a. a country; b. a province; c. a city; d. an island; e. a government).
16. All children (a. ought to be; b. can be; c. will be; d. are; e. hate to be) well fed.
17. We could hear the airplane, but it was out of (a. view; b. notice; c. sight; d. vision; e. seeing).
18. Nouns are very (a. common; b. abstract; c. unusual; d. singular; e. concrete) words in the English language.
19. (a. Participation; b. Knowledge; c. Love; d. Experience; e. Discretion) of history should help one to understand modem nations.
20. A man is hopeful when he (a. be wares of; b. anticipates; c. realizes; d. hears of; e. sees) something he desires.
21. The testimony of the (a. attendant; b. courtier; c. audience; d. witness; e. jury) was proved to be false.
22. The hospital is asking for (a. sheets; b. food; c. blankets; d. money; e. beds) to keep the patients warm.
23. I have no (a. time; b. law; c. marks; d. knowledge; e. means) of learning what you can do.
24. The school building is divided into twenty (a. halls; b. auditoriums; c. classrooms; d. studios; e. parlors).
Part V Grammar Test
Directions: In each one of the following mistake or one word left out. Underline the mistakes, or put where a word is omitted, and write the correct form, or the omitted word in the blank in the right hand margin.
Mistakes in Verbs
1. If the little boy had fell through the ice, he would have been drowned.
2. I like to hear you plays the piano.
3. How do they know how many men is going to be there tonight?
4. He had been succeeded in his attempt and was congratulated by his friends.
5. We are going to the exhibition of paintings to look at the portrait which Mr. Smith will paint of our mother.
Mistakes in Pronouns
1. You put the book no that table although they has just been varnished.
2. It is almost impossible to find any woman who does not love his own children.
3. Whom is it that you are looking for?
4. Many boys are unable to decide for theirselves what they will do after they leave school.
5. I gave her the pencil you lent I.
Mistakes in Modifiers, Positions, and Conjunctions
1. The house was empty; there were not either people of furniture inside.
2. You will have to work more fastly and harder than you did yesterday.
3. I have seen very many motion pictures that I cannot remember much about them.
4. This is a beautiful and clear day, and one can see the mountains distinct.
5. This baby has been ill, but I think he is getting weller.
Miscellaneous Mistakes
1. If you would come to school regularly, you will learn how to write.
2. The tree was breaking in two by the wind.
3. When you look pleasantly at people, he will smile at you.
4. Although we have no autombile, but we are happy.
5. Who would you like to invite to visit you?
6. As soon as he begins to wear spectacles he could see well.
7. How do you know that?
8. The carpenter and the painter is both working in the house.
9. The book has felled on the floor.
10. A died dog cannot bite.
史地之部
国立北平大学（上海区）
一九三三年
