2. Money [donated] by [philanthropist]
H. R. Brandenberg
[was earmark] for AIDS research in [developing
countries].
donated
philanthropist
was earmark
developing countries
3. In ancient [times] banking transactions
often [were taken]
place in [common areas], for example, a [town
square].
times
were taken
common areas
town square
4. From the beginning of the twentieth
century to the present, technology ______ people are
beginning to imagine there are no limits to what we
can achieve.
progressed to the point that
has to progress to a point
has progressed to the point that
progressed a point that
5. It is believed that the modern bird
______ the pterodactyls that existed millions of years
ago.
was evolved from
evolved from
evolved
was evolving from
6. A trap ______ disguise is what has
come to be called a Trojan Horse, from the ancient story
of the gift of the wooden horse from the Greeks.
offered a gift of
offers a gift in
offering a gift to
offered as a gift in
7. The log cabin, [among others],
was a commonplace
[dwelling] for the early settlers in North because
of the ease
[which] it was able to be constructed and the
[relatively ready] availability of its building
material, wood.
among others
dwelling
which
relatively ready
8. The Great Fire of 1906 in San Francisco
[was happened] [primarily] as [a result
of] the great earthquake preceding [it].
was happened
primarily
a result of
it
9. The development of the light bulb ______
partly as a result of the widespread availability of
electricity and the need for cheap, clean light.
occurring
was occurring
was occurred
occurred
10. Telecommuting is a new form of work
______ to work, such as fathers with children, the chance
to work while remaining at home.
affording those previously unable
affords those who were previously unable
that affording those unable previously
afforded those previously unable
