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1. My coworkers have been working hard to [ ] a fuel shortage next summer.
(A)chatter
(B)suggest
(C)prevent
(D)deserve
2. We have to admit that everyone of us is more or less __ to some sort of superstition.
(A)subject
(B)inject
(C)abject
(D)project
3. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday the United States and China can help pull the world out of economic [ ] by working together.
(A)culture
(B)crisis
(C)circuit
(D)customs
4. [ ] are small stores that sell fashionable clothes, shoes, jewelry, etc.
(A)Boutiques
(B)Antiques
(C)Souvenirs
(D)Consumers
5. There is a risk that the longer people put off their work, __ it will eventually get done.
(A)the harder
(B)the more hardly
(C)the better
(D)the more people
6. The museum’s main hall __ an enormous book, and its restaurant looks like a big cake.
(A)murmurs
(B)projects
(C)resembles
(D)surrenders
7. For the sake of health, many people have dramatically reduced the amount of red meat they [ ].
(A)consume
(B)consult
(C)constitute
(D)construct
8. Michelle often reviews research papers for one of the top journals in [ ] genetics.
(A)compared
(B)comparing
(C)comparable
(D)comparative
9. My father and his partners’ cooperation is based upon their [ ] respect and understanding.
(A)drastic
(B)hostile
(C)mutual
(D)pleasant
10. At Patty’s wedding, her mother made a few polite [ ] about her husband’s family.
(A)remedies
(B)marks
(C)remarks
(D)rumors
11. A: [ ] B:He’s a salesman.
(A)What is he selling?
(B)Is he a salesman?
(C)What work does he do?
(D)What does he do?
12. A: Why did you feed that kitty? B:There is nothing [ ] a homeless cat.
(A)as sad as
(B)as sad than
(C)very sad as
(D)sad as same as
13. [ ] your dreams come true, you need to work harder.
(A)Make
(B)Making
(C)Made
(D)To make
14. Jim is very [ ] and dynamic; he enjoys physical activities and you can seldom see him stay still for more than ten minutes.
(A)pleased
(B)energetic
(C)sensitive
(D)inactive
15. I have fallen in love with a girl [ ] father is a famous writer.
(A)her
(B)that
(C)who’s
(D)whose
16. A:Hey, Paul. I see you walking lame all the way. [ ]? B:Nothing. I just sprained my ankle while playing basketball the day before yesterday.
(A)Why not take a stick
(B)Are you on your last legs
(C)What’s the matter with your legs
(D)Did you stretch your legs
17. A thorough analysis of market [ ] can increase the success rate of a new product.
(A)anticipation
(B)recession
(C)installment
(D)discrimination
18. [ ] are those who act in contradiction to their stated beliefs or feelings.
(A)Philanthropists
(B)Hypocrites
(C)Antagonists
(D)Notaries
19. The man spent so little time with his family __ his daughter didn’t even recognize him.
(A)and
(B)before
(C)as
(D)that
20. Many people want to do some sports, but there are not enough [ ] in the city.
(A)faculties
(B)factories
(C)fortresses
(D)facilities
21. ____ for the sales in the first quarter may not necessarily be the final sales volume at the end of the quarter.
(A)Although it projects
(B)What is projected
(C)Projected
(D)Despite its projection
22. Tigers are a(n) [ ] species, but they are still hunted for their bones and skins in some areas.
(A)extinct
(B)numerous
(C)protective
(D)endangered
23. The city now looks very artistic and refreshing because it is [ ] with many colorful and well-crafted sculptures.
(A)affected
(B)decorated
(C)excluded
(D)generated
24. Benson [ ] his back when he fell off the tree.
(A)hurted
(B)was hurt
(C)got hurt
(D)hurt
25. There is only a little juice left in the [ ].
(A)counter
(B)gallon
(C)pitcher
(D)response
26. Mutual funds came into our country in recent years. This financial product was developed for those who do not have enough time, money and __ knowledge to invest.
(A)instinctive
(B)professional
(C)precise
(D)influential
27. A: Could you run over to the store? We need a few things. B: [ ] What do you want me to get? A: Well, could you pick up some sugar and a few oranges?
(A)You are welcome.
(B)No problem.
(C)I couldn’t.
(D)I’m afraid not.
28. The suppliers will claim compensation if we partially [ ] our contract with them.
(A)contaminate
(B)propagate
(C)delegate
(D)terminate
29. Where are you going? I’m going to the [ ].
(A)home
(B)story
(C)work
(D)supermarket
30. The government is taking a very [ ] approach to managing this economic crisis.
(A)rustic
(B)cautious
(C)numerous
(D)abundant
31. He didn’t want his wife to worry, so he was [ ] to tell her he didn’t feel well.
(A)retarded
(B)oppressed
(C)reluctant
(D)obstinate
32. He moved to the countryside as soon as he retired. However, he found himself unable to [ ] to country life because it was not so convenient as living in the city.
(A)apply
(B)adjust
(C)appeal
(D)amount
33. It is often said that prevention is better than cure, so why not take some __ in advance?
(A)proportions
(B)professions
(C)presumptions
(D)precautions
34. Many college graduates fight their way into the renown and companies for better career advancement.
(A)prestigious
(B)preposterous
(C)provocative
(D)progressive
35. 《Ken》: Oh my! 《Claire》: [ ]《Ken》: My headache is killing me.
(A)It’s a shame.
(B)What’s the matter?
(C)How about yours?
(D)Don’t get me wrong.
36. The judge took pity [ ] the poor man.
(A)with
(B)on
(C)for
(D)in
37. The city is going to hold a public hearing to discuss the historical building should be torn down.
(A)whatever
(B)whether or not
(C)in case that
(D)no matter how
38. Jack [ ] to help clean the classroom after school. Everybody is surprised because he is usually very lazy.
(A)forgets
(B)refuses
(C)declines
(D)volunteers
39. If Sonia [ ] sorry for being late, she’d have apologized to me by now.
(A)is
(B)has been
(C)were
(D)would be
40. The patient appreciated [ ] breakfast in bed when she wasn’t feeling well.
(A)serving
(B)being served
(C)having been serving
(D)having served
41. A: Quiet down, or you may disturb the neighbors. B: [ ]
(A)Sure, I’ll invite them.
(B)Don’t worry. I’ll be there.
(C)No way. I can’t help them.
(D)OK, I’ll try not to bother them.
42. The museum’s main hall [ ] an enormous book, and its restaurant looks like a big cake.
(A)murmurs
(B)projects
(C)resembles
(D)surrenders
43. She could not concentrate when phone calls or visitors kept interrupting her thoughts, so she took a [ ] walk along the river, thinking over her career plan.
(A)solitary
(B)skeptical
(C)definite
(D)discreet
44. Tina’s legs were black and blue and she had several burn marks on the arms. She may have been [ ].
(A)abused
(B)defined
(C)escaped
(D)competed
45. Janet put forward the proposal that the program __ until Mr. Brian Reynolds came back from abroad.
(A)postponed
(B)be postponed
(C)would be postponed
(D)had been postponed
46. Peter always complains about the hot and [ ] weather in Taiwan. He misses the dry and cool seasons in Florida.
(A)humid
(B)moisture
(C)steam
(D)waterfall
47. At busy intersections, [ ] should cross the street via underground passages.
(A)refugees
(B)leaflets
(C)pedestrians
(D)pedestals
48. I was [ ] about Mary so I watched her closely.
(A)interesting
(B)strange
(C)curious
(D)kind
49. The Ministry of Finance announced tax [ ] for the victims of the 921 earthquake and of typhoon Toraji.
(A)securities
(B)protections
(C)exemptions
(D)abortions
50. [ ] before the twentieth century, traders carried coffee from Africa to Arabia.
(A)Sometime
(B)Some time
(C)Sometimes
(D)Some times