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1. In this course, the economic background of labor legislation will not be mentioned, [ ] be dealt with.
(A)neither trade unionism will
(B)not trade unionism will
(C)nor will trade unionism
(D)trade unionism will not
2. I am [ ] the exam will be held next Tuesday. I just called to check the date.
(A)ready
(B)positive
(C)wealthy
(D)complete
3. [ ] the development of human civilization, it is plain to see that human beings are easily corrupted by power.
(A)Give
(B)Giving
(C)Given
(D)To give
4. If the weather is good, we the company outing as scheduled.
(A)were to have
(B)haven’t had
(C)can have
(D)do have
5. A:Hi, John. How’re you doing today? B: [ ]
(A)I’m riding a bike.
(B)How do you do?
(C)Fine. And you?
(D)What can I do for you?
6. A [ ] has four corners.
(A)triangle
(B)rectangle
(C)circle
(D)oval
7. 《John》: Sorry, my English is very poor. 《Jay》: Don’t worry. Mine is not [ ] better.
(A)most
(B)much
(C)more
(D)very
8. the CEO walked into the conference room, all department managers became very nervous.
(A)As long as
(B)As soon as
(C)Due to
(D)Until
9. Of all the novels I’ve read, this one is __ interesting.
(A)by far
(B)rather than
(C)the most
(D)for all
10. The Ministry of Defense has faced numerous difficulties getting volunteers [ ] in the military.
(A)be enlisting
(B)who enlist
(C)that enlist
(D)to enlist
11. A: What are you doing this weekend, Emma? B: [ ]
(A)I’m doing great all the time.
(B)I don’t think I can go with you.
(C)I’ll take my parents to the Flora Expo.
(D)It can’t be any better than last weekend.
12. Robert can’t drive us to the airport. He has __ to take us all.
(A)a too small car
(B)too small a car
(C)very small a car
(D)such small a car
13. Because the blood [ ] to supply enough oxygen to his brain, he feels dizzy quite often.
(A)begins
(B)fails
(C)pays
(D)flows
14. [ ] the election is the question both political parties are asking.
(A)Candidate will win
(B)Whose will win the candidate
(C)Whose candidate will win
(D)Who’s candidate will win
15. To [ ] road accidents, we should always follow traffic rules.
(A)avoid
(B)bring
(C)enter
(D)create
16. The dentist was ?lling a large [ ] in her tooth.
(A)fuel
(B)pit
(C)cavity
(D)quest
17. The social welfare system ____ provide the underprivileged people with sufficient support.
(A)had better to
(B)would rather to
(C)ought to
(D)due to
18. 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
19. Some plants have obvious distinctive features for us to tell them apart at the first sight, [ ].
(A)while the others have no
(B)while the others have never
(C)while others have none
(D)while anothers have nor
20. Any revision of the law should be [ ] with the overall goal of the government's policy. The priority should be placed on the welfare of the citizens.
(A)sensible
(B)consonant
(C)significant
(D)remarkable
21. Mr. Johnson rarely gets upset in the office, ?
(A)does he
(B)doesn’t he
(C)will he
(D)won’t he
22. From a poor family, Joanna has never dreamed of studying abroad because she knows that it would [ ].
(A)cost a fortune
(B)lift a finger
(C)make a living
(D)take a stand
23. The jury [ ] the prisoner guilty.
(A)found out
(B)uncovered
(C)looked out
(D)found
24. The annual charity fundraising event is ____ by several financial institutions in Taiwan.
(A)isolated
(B)prohibited
(C)sponsored
(D)consumed
25. Nick: May I speak with Sharon, please? Betty: I'm afraid you [ ] the wrong number.
(A)dialed
(B)took
(C)made
(D)sent
26. We can always work toward improving our self-control, and, [ ], we can help others do the same.
(A)that is
(B)by contrast
(C)instead
(D)more importantly
27. Where did you have your hair [ ]?
(A)done
(B)do
(C)been done
(D)to do
28. He decided to continue the exhausting training for the Olympics, __ his physical condition was poor.
(A)as if
(B)even though
(C)regardless of
(D)in spite of
29. The [ ] of calcium may cause osteoporosis, and the patients may get bone fractures easily.
(A)frequency
(B)proficiency
(C)deficiency
(D)adequacy
30. The book costs NT$1,200, [ ] of packing and delivery.
(A)responsive
(B)comprehensive
(C)inclusive
(D)aggressive
31. It has been so cold lately [ ] I have never felt like going out.
(A)that
(B)than
(C)in order to
(D)as to
32. Just look at how much we [ ] when we worked together last week.
(A)accomplished
(B)can accomplish
(C)have accomplished
(D)have been accomplishing
33. __ and blurred, it is extremely difficult to recover his sight.
(A)A person’s eyes become damaged
(B)Once a person’s eyes become damaged
(C)In case of a person’s eyes become damaged
(D)That a person’s eyes become damaged
34. Tom comes from a wealthy family, but John does not. In spite of their different [ ], they have become best friends.
(A)backgrounds
(B)interests
(C)personalities
(D)habits
35. A:How nice to meet you again, Ms. Wu. B: [ ]
(A)You look very nice to me.
(B)Nice to see you again, too.
(C)The weather is very nice today.
(D)I hope to see you again soon.
36. More advances in technology [ ] in the last decade than in any other time in human history.
(A)made
(B)had made
(C)were made
(D)was made
37. 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
38. I might have the chance to visit the theater [ ] person.
(A)to
(B)in
(C)of
(D)at
39. The traffic accident took three lives, [ ] the truck driver.
(A)included
(B)including
(C)to include
(D)that included
40. Tom’s colleagues threw a [ ] party for him the day before he officially retired. They wanted to show how much they would miss him.
(A)commencement
(B)farewell
(C)graduation
(D)welcome
41. Parents with [ ] daughters and sons can bring up the problems they had with their 13 to 18 year-old children at the meeting next week.
(A)teenage
(B)adult
(C)scarce
(D)proper
42. A: Is the treasurer in his office every day? B:Oh yes. [ ] he must sign all checks, he must be here all the time.
(A)Even
(B)Since
(C)Whether
(D)Although
43. 《Andre》:Oh, man! Nobody can stand this kind of scorching heat. 《Kevin》:[ ] You can’t even stay in the sun for five minutes. 《Andre》: You’ll be scorched like a shriveled plant. Anyway, I guess this afternoon there’s nothing we can do but stay home. 《Kevin》:I guess so. I don’t want to be taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion or sunstroke.
(A)Tell me about it!
(B)You’re kidding me.
(C)I don’t understand.
(D)Why is that?
44. When a big company goes out of business it is usually all [ ] the news.
(A)off
(B)over
(C)about
(D)around
45. Many ads use our [ ]—like fear or love—to persuade us that we need the product.
(A)oppositions
(B)decisions
(C)addictions
(D)emotions
46. Acid rain causes the ground to release [ ] substances; plants and trees are thus slowly poisoned.
(A)barren
(B)gross
(C)toxic
(D)weary
47. He went for an ocean voyage and __ his health.
(A)let up
(B)lived up
(C)sticked to
(D)built up
48. When there is no [ ], you had better compromise; otherwise, you might be caught at a deadlock.
(A)obstacle
(B)opponent
(C)alternative
(D)subordination
49. The key players in the energy market, ____ heavy capital investment, have little interest in innovation.
(A)which to require
(B)requiring
(C)which it requires
(D)required
50. Modern people tend to value material enjoyment too much and ignore [ ] pursuit.
(A)spiritual
(B)feeble
(C)unilateral
(D)worldly