Traveling (A) ballet companies were (B) uncommon before her (C) Augusta Maywood formed the first traveling (D) troupe.
A.Traveling (A)
B.were (B)
C.her (C)
D.traveling (D

Economic goods (A) often consist to (B) material items, but (C) they can also be (D) services to people.
A.goods (A)
B.to (B)
C.but (C)
D.be (D)

When he took the (A) ticket out of from his pocket (B), a hundred dollar bill fell to (C) the floor without (D) his noticing it.
A.the (A)
B.from his pocket (B)
C.to (C)
D.without (D)

The news has (A) many (B) information which (C) is (D) up-to-date.
A.has (A)
B.many (B)
C.which (C)
D.is (D)

A vine climbs from one tree to another, continuing to grow (A) and support itself (B) even when the original supporting (C) tree is not longer (D) alive.
A.to grow (A)
B.itself (B)
C.supporting (C)
D.not longer (D)

The professor was considering (A) postponing (B) the examination until the following week (C) because (D) the student's confusion.
A.considering (A)
B.postponing (B)
C.the following week (C)
D.because (D)

The audience clapped their (A) hands so many time (B) that (C) the singer had to (D) sing again.
A.their (A)
B.many time (B)
C.that (C)
D.had to (D)

During (A) the cold winter months, the three little (B) pigs lived extreme (C) well in their (D) houses.
A.During (A)
B.little (B)
C.extreme (C)
D.their (D)

When caterpillars are fully-grown (A), they attach themselves to a leave or twig (B) and form a shell around itself (C) called (D) a cocoon.
A.are fully-grown (A)
B.to a leave or twig (B)
C.around itself (C)
D.called (D)

Dogs rely on their (A) noses as they can smell extremely well (B). If that is true, why does dog food smell (C) so terrible (D).
A.their (A)
B.well (B)
C.smell (C)
D.terrible (D)