EATP Continuation Course

KEY

Brackets [] indicate an answer that is possible but slightly less acceptable than another answer

4.1

1. from
2. correct
3. between; and
4. from; by
5. from
6. among

4.2
various, e.g.

1. The planets known as gas giants differ from the other planets in that they don't have actual surfaces.
2. After the company was split up, the marketing plans of the various divisions diverged.
3. There was a great disparity between what management promised its workers and what it actually delivered.
4. There is an inequality in access to government services, with the Govanese having far less than other citizens.
5. Because of the disparity between incomes in Africa and North America, African customers can't be expected to pay the same for a CD as North Americans do.
6. Traditionally, the race of the performer distinguished Cajun music from zydeco.
7. We need judges who can differentiate between truly dangerous criminals and basically good people who have simply made a mistake.

4.3
various, e.g.

1. collection
2. in
3. organizations
4. personal computers
5. ecosystem

4.4
various, e.g.

1. …when you look at it through a microscope, you can see discrete cells.
2. …to find common interests among the state's disparate ethnic groups.
3. Because the Onawanda School District was not ethnically very diverse, …
4. Professor Gardenia's shelves held a heterogeneous mixture of objects…
5. Many visitors are surprised by New Zealand's diverse ecosystems…

4.5

1. between
2. various, e.g., clear
3. bridge, close
4. various, e.g., created