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41.

I would hardly believe that he would desert our party.

A.	I would hardly believe that he would desert our party.	B.	I didn't hardly believe that he would desert our party.
C.	I should hardly believe that he would desert our party.	D.	I could hardly believe that he would desert our party.

42.

I found the place in the book more readily than he.

A.	I found the place in the book more readily than he.	B.	I found the place in the book more ready than she.
C.	I found the place in the book more quickly than her.	D.	I found the place in the book more readily than she.

43.

A good example of the American outdooe activities is sports.

A.	A good example of the American outdooe activities is sports.	B.	A good example of the American outdooe activities are sport.
C.	A good example of the American outdooe activities are sports events.	D.	A good example of the American outdooe activities are to be found in sports.

44.

My point of view is much different than your's.

A.	My point of view is much different than your's.	B.	My point of view is much different than yours.
C.	My point of view is much different from yours.	D.	My point of view is much different from yours'

45.

The cook was supposed to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.

A.	The cook was supposed to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.	B.	The cook was suppose to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.
C.	The cook was supposed to use two spoon' fuls of dressing for each serving.	D.	The cook was suppose to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.

46.

If anyone has any doubt about the values of the tour, refer him to me.

A.	If anyone has any doubt about the values of the tour, refer him to me.	B.	If anyone has any doubt about the values of the tour, refer me to he.
C.	If anyone has any doubt about the values of the tour, refer them to me.	D.	If anyone has any doubt about the values of the tour, refer he to I.

47.

We expect that the effects of the trip will be beneficial.

A.	We expect that the effects of the trip will be beneficial.	B.	We expect that the effects of the trip should be beneficial.
C.	We expect that the effects of the trip would beneficial.	D.	We expect that the affects of the trip will be beneficial.

48.

The girl refused that the note were her's.

A.	The girl refused that the note were her's.	B.	The girl refused that the note was her's.
C.	The girl refused that the note was hers.	D.	The girl refused that the note might be hers.

49.

There was fewer candidates than we had been lead to expect.

A.	There was fewer candidates than we had been lead to expect.	B.	There were fewer candidates than we were expecting.
C.	There was lesser candidates than we had been led to expect.	D.	There were fewer candidates than we had led to expect.

50.

When I first saw the car, its steering wheel was broken.

A.	When I first saw the car, its steering wheel was broken.	B.	When I first saw the car, it's steering wheel had been broken.
C.	When I first saw the car, its steering wheel were broken.	D.	When I first saw the car, its' steering wheel was broken.