24. (A) Read a gas meter.
(B) Start a camp fire.
(C) Get gas for his car.
(D) Cook some food.

25. (A) He doesn't remember exactly what he said.
(B) He told the woman to try to get more sleep.
(C) He knew the woman would benefit from his advice.
(D) He didn't expect the woman to listen to him.
26. (A) It's easier to take the subway.
(B) Automobiles¹ pollute the air.
(C) The subway is less than half full.
(D) Cars are expensive to operate.

27. (A) She thinks it's cold too.
(B) They need to get the freezer fixed² again.
(C) She'd like the man to repeat what he said.
(D) The man told her that before.

28. (A) The man caused the newsletter to be late.
(B) The man's article won't be published right away.
(C) She hasn't had time to read the man's article.
(D) She doesn't know what happened to the man's article.

29. (A) The sisters share a lot of things.
(B) She and her sister will switch seats.
(C) Things are going well for her sister.
(D) Her sister finished her cooking.

30. (A) Eat a late dinner.
(B) Cancel the break.
(C) Skip dinner.
(D) Bring the man something to eat.

31. (A) To make an appointment to look at a house.
(B) To get information about special housing.
(C) To ask about getting a loan to buy a house.
(D) To renew his housing contract.

32. (A) With his grandparents.
(B) In student housing.
(C) With his wife's parents.
(D) In his own apartment.

33. (A) He has more than one child.
(B) His wife is a graduate student.
(C) He is a full-time³ student.
(D) He works at the university housing office.

34. (A) He earns less than $15,000 a year.
(B) He's looking for a full-time job.
(C) He thinks his rent is too high.
(D) He plans to go back to graduate school.

35. (A) She isn't there in the morning.
(B) Her assistant isn't there in the morning.
(C) She won't have the forms he needs until the afternoon.
(D) She isn't as busy in the afternoon.

36. (A) They lived in caves.
(B) They traveled in groups.
(C) They had an advanced language.
(D) They ate mostly fruit.

37. (A) They lived in large groups.
(B) They used sand as insulation⁴.
(C) They kept fires burning constantly.
(D) They faced their homes toward the south.

38. (A) Meet his anthropology⁵ teacher.
(B) Lend him her magazine when she's done with it.
(C) Come over to his house after class.
(D) Help him study for an anthropology test.

39. (A) Putting a roof on a barn.
(B) Harvesting water reeds.
(C) Using stone as a building material.
(D) Daily farm operations.

40. (A) Clay tiles.
(B) Slate⁶ or stone.
(C) Wooden shingles⁷.
(D) Reeds or straw.

41. (A) Later colonists⁸ did not know how to thatch⁹.
(B) Thatching was considered dangerous.
(C) Other roofing materials were available.
(D) Thatching was unsuitable for the climate.

42. (A) It's manufactured to be strong.
(B) It bends without breaking.
(C) Thatchers nail it down securely.
(D) The winds can pass through it easily.

43. (A) If people had more time to learn how to do it.
(B) If its cost went down.
(C) If it could make buildings more attractive.
(D) If people realized its many advantages.

44. (A) The coffee market in Boston.
(B) The role of supermarkets in the coffee business.
(C) A new trend in the United States.
(D) The advertising¹⁰ of a new product.

45. (A) Gourmet¹¹ coffee is less expensive.
(B) Regular brands of coffee have too much caffeine.
(C) Gourmet coffee tastes better.
(D) Gourmet coffee is grown in the United States.

46. (A) They will run out of coffee.
(B) They will successfully compete with gourmet coffee sellers.
(C) They will introduce new regular brands of coffee.
(D) They will lose some coffee business.

47. (A) Photographic techniques common in the early 1900's.
B) The life of Alfred Stieglitz.
(C) The influence of weather on Alfred Stieglitz' photography.
(D) Alfred Stieglitz' approach to photography.