51. The government raises money to operate by tax cigarettes, liquor, gasoline, tires, and telephone calls.

52. Led by Daniel Webster, the Whig party was one of the two major political powers in the United States from 1834 and 1852.

53. Both viruses also genes are made from nucleoproteins, the essential chemicals with which living matter duplicates itself.

54. Agronomists study crop disease, selective breeding, crop rotation, and climate factors, as well soil content and erosion.

55. The deadbolt is the best lock for entry doors because it is not only inexpensive but installation is easy.

56. Before the invention of the musical staff, people passed musical compositions on to each other not by writing them brown but also by remembering them.

57. Some birds can travel at speeds approaching one hundred miles an hour, and a few land animals can so.

58. According to many educators, television should not become a replacement for good teachers, and neither are computers.

59. In most states insurance agents must pass an examination to be licensed when they will complete.

60. In Ground Approach, the air traffic controller informs the pilot how far is the plane from the touchdown point.

61. Ever the Senate passes a bill, a messenger takes it to the House of Representatives, delivers it to the Speaker of the House, and bows deeply from the waist.

62. Although the ‘lake poets’ Woods worth, Coleridge, and Southey were friends, they didn’t really form a group since Southey’s style differed wide from that of the other two.

63. Overseas telephone services has been expanding fastly since its inauguration in 1927 when a radio circuit was established between New York and London.

64. Sometime several nations become partners in a larger political state, as for example, the four nations joined in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

65. Only rarely wins the same major league baseball team the World Series two years in a row.

66. When a child, Barbara Mandrell played the guitar, banjo, and saxophone in her family’s band, but in 1981 she was named Entertainer of the Year for her singing, and she has continued her successful vocal career for several decades.

67. Ghost towns like Rhyolite, Nevada are communities that are not longer inhabited because changes in economic conditions have caused the people to move elsewhere.

68. On the fourth July in 1884, the Statue of liberty was presented formally by the people of France to the people of the United States.

69. Alcoholic beverages vary widely in content, ranging from only 2 or 3 percent for some light beers to as high to 60 percent for some vodkas and brandies.

70. Although there are exceptions, as whole, the male of the bird species is more brilliantly colored.

71.Thunder that is audible from distances as far away as ten miles.

72. Quasars, which relatively small object, emit an enormous amount of energy.

73. Most modern observatories contain telescopes that scientists using as cameras to take photographs of remote galaxies.

74. Of all the reference materials, the encyclopedia is the one that most people using.

75. Because early balloons were at the mercy of shifting winds, they are not considered a practical means of transportation until the 1850s.

76. William Faulkner, a famous from Mississippi, said that it is possible to understand the South unless you were born there.

77.The Zoning improvement plan, better known as zip codes, enable postal clerks to speed the routing of an ever-increasing volume of mail.

78. The high protein content of various strains of alfalfa plants, along with characteristically long root system that enables them to survive long droughts, make them particularly valuable in arid countries.

79. There is about 600 schools in the united States that use the Montessori Method to encourage individual initiative.

80. Everyone who has traveled across the United States by car, train, or bus are surprised to see such a large expanse of territory with such variation among the lifestyles of the people.

81. Four miles are the distance to the office.

82. Magnesium, the lightest of our structural metals, has an important place among common engineering materials because of their weight.

83. Although maple trees are among the most colorful varieties in the fall, they lose its leaves sooner than oak trees.

84. One can only live without water for about ten days because almost 60 percent of their body is water.

85. The Gray Wolf, a species reintroduced into their native habit in Yellowstone National park, has begun to breed naturally there.

86. After graduating from City College, the State University was the place that Professor Baker’s continued his studies and received his Ph.D. In English.

87. To estimate how much it will cost to build a home, finding the total square footage of the house and multiply by cost per squire cost.

88. The aims of the European Economic community are to eliminate traffic between number countries; developing common policies for agriculture, labor, welfare, trade, transportation, and to establish trust and cartels.

89. The cacao bean was cultivated by the Aztecs not only to drink but also currency.

90. The idea of a submarine is an old ancient one, dating from as early as the fifteenth century when Drebbel and Da Vinci made preliminary drawings.

91. Advertising it provides most of the income for magazines, newspapers, radio, and television in the United States.

92. When the temperature is risen to the burning point without a source of escape for the heat, spontaneous combustion occurs.

93. Melanin, a pigment that lays under the skin, is responsible for skin color, including the variations that occur among different races.

94. Hyde Park, the family estate of Franklin D. Roosevelt, sets on top of a bluff overlooking the Hudson River.

95. Before television became so popular, American used to entertain each other in the evening by playing game, saying stories, and singing songs.

96. To assure the safety of those workers who must handle radioactive material, the employer should not leave them enter contaminated areas without protective clothing.

97. Either a saving and loan company or a bank can borrow money to those people who want to buy a home.

98. A one hundred-horse power tractor can make the work of a large number of horses.

99. The price of gold depends in several factors, including supply and demand in relation to the value of the dollar.

100. The color of the Red Sea is due to a minute alga, or sea plant, whose forms huge patches of a blood red tint.

101. Because of the long drought, citizens were told that it was imperative that in future they will save as much water as possible.

102. Above 80 percent of the laborers at the construction site are temporary workers.

103. The federal government recommends that all expectant women will not only refrain from smoking but also avoid places where other people smoke.

104. Air pollution, together with littering, are causing many problems in our large, industrial cities today.

105. To see the Statue of Liberty and taking pictures from the top of the Empire State Building are two reasons for visiting New York City.