TEAS English Practice Test Set 9

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• Knead the mixture by hand until a rough, shaggy dough is formed.
• She mixed the two colors of putty to create a firm, evenly colored dough.
• Working part time at a pizzeria allowed juan to make a little extra dough.
• The mixer spun wildly, flinging gobs of dough willy-nilly throughout the kitchen.

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• It has undergone the peer review process.
• It was published in the United States.
• It offers an alternative to mainstream media outlets.
• It was provided by a well-known search engine.

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• Even though he moved to New York, he was born in a Western town.
• The Geography students took a class trip to the Rocky Mountains.
• The A1 Plumbing Board of Directors gave every employee a raise.
• I plan to enroll in College next year.

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• Bright colors appear to capture the attention of children.
• The new program accumulates the data at the end of the month.
• The lead engineer found out the cause of a lot of the problems.
• The article examined the history of the women's movement.

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• before displaying the home run ball for all to see
• toward the fan
• Extending their arms over the left-field wall
• on the fly

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• The expedition embarked early in April to arrive by mid-summer when the glaciers were most accessible.
• The discovery of the new micro-organism mid-journey was made possible only with cutting-edge technology and specialized equipment.
• Their findings not only add to the base of scientific knowledge about artic regions but also highlight the consequences and importance of preserving the ice in Antarctica.
• Led by seasoned polar researchers from the University of California Los Angeles, the team faced hazardous terrain and extreme weather in the beautiful but dangerous, Antarctic wilderness.

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• Conspiring
• Despicable
• Subtle
• Suspicious

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• This process can significantly affect the productivity of farmland and lead to adverse environmental consequences.
• For instance, planting cover crops, practicing no-till farming, and creating buffer zones can all help reduce erosion.
• Furthermore, erosion can lead to sedimentation in waterways, affecting aquatic ecosystems.
• Soil erosion is a growing concern in many parts of the world, particularly those with intense agricultural activity.