Can any one tell me why these choices are correct?
1)..... because of the complexity of his writing, Henry James never became a popular author, but his works are admired by critics and other writers.
1)It may be
2)Perhaps
3)Besides
4)Why is it

I think'2' is correct but the book says '4' why???

2)....of her exprience she managed to secure the contract.
1)No surprise that in view
2)No surprising that in view
3)Not surprising that in the view
4)Not a surprise that in the view

I don't know how should I figure out :). Also what is the difference between 'the view and view'

3)Anyone who gas ever pulled weeds from a garden ....roots firmly anchor plants to the soil.
1)is well aware that
2)well aware
3)is well aware of
4)well aware that

I think '3' because we normally use 'aware of sth" right?
.....
4) The proposal was repealed after thirty minutes discussion and a number of objection to its failure to include our suggestions.
*Is this sentence right?
I think there must be sth wrong with the part "failure to include our seggestions"

Question

Can any one tell me why these choices are correct?
1)..... because of the complexity of his writing, Henry James never became a popular author, but his works are admired by critics and other writers.
1)It may be
2)Perhaps
3)Besides
4)Why is it

I think'2' is correct but the book says '4' why???

2)....of her exprience she managed to secure the contract.
1)No surprise that in view
2)No surprising that in view 
3)Not surprising that in the view
4)Not a surprise that in the view

I don't know how should I figure out :). Also what is the difference between 'the view and view'

3)Anyone who gas ever pulled weeds from a garden ....roots firmly anchor plants to the soil.
1)is well aware that
2)well aware
3)is well aware of
4)well aware that

I think '3' because we normally use 'aware of sth" right?
.....
4) The proposal was repealed after thirty minutes discussion and a number of objection to its failure to include our suggestions. 
*Is this sentence right?
I think there must be sth wrong with the part "failure to include our seggestions"

Answer

1)..... because of the complexity of his writing, Henry James never became a popular author, but his works are admired by critics and other writers.
1)It may be
2)Perhaps
3)Besides
4)Why is it

I think'2' is correct but the book says '4' why???

If four (4) is the answer chosen by the book then it is wrong. Based on the text that you have supplied two (2) would be correct.  In neither case does the sentence sound correct!

2)....of her exprience she managed to secure the contract.
1)No surprise that in view
2)No surprising that in view 
3)Not surprising that in the view
4)Not a surprise that in the view

I don't know how should I figure out :). Also what is the difference between 'the view and view'.

One (1) is the correct answer, four (4) would also sound fine.

3)Anyone who gas ever pulled weeds from a garden ....roots firmly anchor plants to the soil.
1)is well aware that
2)well aware
3)is well aware of
4)well aware that

I think '3' because we normally use 'aware of sth" right? The answer is one (1)
.....
4) The proposal was repealed after thirty minutes discussion and a number of objection to its failure to include our suggestions. 
*Is this sentence right?
I think there must be sth wrong with the part "failure to include our seggestions"

The following is a suggestion for how the sentence might read:

The proposal was rejected after thirty minutes of discussion because it had failed to consider our suggestions.

Answer

Number 1 you are correct and the book is wrong.

Number 2 - no surprise in view of                    Not + surprising             'in view of' means 'considering' or 'because of'

Number 3 - first option - 'well aware that' something does something       Well aware of the situation or well aware of his behaviour.

Number 4 - the sentence is incorrect but not for the reason you thought. You can't repeal a proposal. You reject a proposal or vote against a proposal. Parliaments repeal laws. Also objection should be plural and add a possessive apostrophe after minutes (the discussion 'belongs' to the thirty minutes)

The proposal was rejected after thirty minutes' discussion and a number of objections to its failure to include our suggestions.

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