TOEFL Daily Practice Set 37

TOEFL Daily Practice Set 37

TOEFL Daily Practice Set 37

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Part 1: Vocabulary

1. The historian’s book offered a ______ analysis of events leading to the revolution.

2. The artist’s work was ______ for its bold use of color and form.

3. The policy was met with ______ from citizens who felt it ignored their needs.

4. The experiment yielded ______ results, prompting further investigation.

Part 2: Grammar and Written Expressions

5. If the team _______ more time, they could have perfected the design.

6. The professor, along with her assistants, _______ to present the findings next week.

7. Only after the results were published _______ the true impact of the study.

8. The new regulations _______ expected to improve safety standards significantly.

Part 3: Reading Comprehension

Passage:

The Industrial Revolution, spanning the late 18th to early 19th centuries, marked a significant shift in human history. It introduced mechanized production, replacing manual labor with machines powered by steam and later electricity. This transformation led to rapid urbanization as people moved to cities for factory jobs, boosting economic growth but also creating social challenges, such as poor working conditions and overcrowding.

Over time, innovations like the spinning jenny and steam engine became symbols of progress. However, the revolution’s benefits were unevenly distributed, with wealth concentrating among factory owners while workers faced long hours and low wages. Modern historians view it as a complex event with both positive and negative legacies.

9. What is the main idea of the passage?

10. According to the passage, what was one negative outcome of the Industrial Revolution?

11. What does the passage imply about the distribution of wealth during the Industrial Revolution?

12. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a result of the Industrial Revolution?


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