1.      Immediately after World War II, the company has started to hire more women and give them equal opportunity for promotion.

2.      The key to Better World’s success is the fact that it has always placed great important on customer satisfaction.

3.      The accident might have been prevented if the new line worker would have been better trained to operate the machine.

4.      The result of the survey turned out to be very different from which had been anticipated.

5.      If the drug was banned earlier, fewer people would have suffered its serious side effects.

6.      The city government announced that it will construct a new municipal library where will house more than 50,000 books and magazines.

7.      The building could have been renovated if all the residents would have agreed to it.

8.      Neither the offer of a 10 percent pay raise or that of a promotion to manager was sufficient to change Mr. Raymond’s mind about leaving the company.

9.      About 20 copies of a newspaper supplement published during the Civil War was recently discovered in an old mansion in Mississippi.

10.  Since two new pieces of equipments were installed, the productivity of the facility has dramatically improved.

11.  The restaurant chain has been looking for an old house for sale ----- can be transformed into a country style restaurant.

that/where/who/what

12.  The satellite broadcast station will announce its merger with a German corporation in ---- newspapers next week.

a/ much/ some/ a large amount of

13.  Ms. Tracy is very knowledgeable about art, ----- has become an asset in her new position at Art World magazine.

who/ which/ what/ whichever

14.  One of the tires ruptured in the ----- lap of the test run.

final/ finally/ finalist/ finalize

15.  Mr. Brown would have achieved his sales quota for this month if he ----- one more car.

sells/ should have sold/ have sold/ had sold

16.  There were certainly lots of assets that ------- sold to make the company solvent again.

have been/ can be/ could be/ had been

17.  ____ follows in the next part of this book --- the Strategy section ---- is a change of pace.       Whichever/ Which/ Whatever/ What

18.  I expressed my frustration and my bewilderment about the recurring failure to execute and the company’s ------- endless tolerance of it.

apparent/ appearance/ apparently/ appearing

19.  One of the most revolutionary, but ------- noticed, changes in the early days involved the Board of Directors.

last/ least/ at last/ at least

20.  Even if we made the company more efficient and less bureaucratic, that ------- IBM back.

wouldn’t truly have brought/ didn’t truly bring/ doesn’t truly bring/ wouldn’t truly bring