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1. A: How do you stay fit and healthy? B: [ ]. I also try to avoid smoking and drinking too much.
(A)I stay up late at night surfing the Internet
(B)I jog every morning for thirty minutes
(C)I fix up my problem as soon as possible
(D)I intend to open a fitness center in the central city
2. The manager insists that the door [ ] locked at night.
(A)is
(B)be
(C)to be
(D)should
3. I may not be as [ ] as you, but I believe my hard work can make me successful in the long run.
(A)smart
(B)smarter
(C)smartly
(D)the smartest
4. The former CEO of Highhills Inc. was believed [ ] a suicide.
(A)to commit
(B)to have committed
(C)committing
(D)having committed
5. We still haven't got used to [ ] in the hot and humid city after these many years.
(A)live
(B)living
(C)be living
(D)having lived
6. To have her own clothing store, Jane borrowed money from family members to get her business [ ].
(A)start
(B)to start
(C)starting
(D)started
7. I [ ] out a document when my boss walked into the office.
(A)have been printed
(B)was printing
(C)printed
(D)had been printing
8. Don’t ask me to go with you. I’m not going, because my [ ] is made up.
(A)soul
(B)head
(C)heart
(D)mind
9. Defined most broadly, folklore includes all the customs, beliefs, and traditions that people have [ ] from generation to generation.
(A)handed in
(B)handed on
(C)handed down
(D)handed off
10. Sherlock Holmes [ ] smoke in the air and assumed the killer had not left for too long.
(A)detected
(B)protected
(C)deterred
(D)defined
11. The good weather and beautiful beaches make this island a great [ ] attraction.
(A)artist
(B)florist
(C)tourist
(D)scientist
12. You like this movie, and [ ].
(A)so do I
(B)so am I
(C)neither do I
(D)neither am I
13. The dentist was ?lling a large [ ] in her tooth.
(A)fuel
(B)pit
(C)cavity
(D)quest
14. A: Oh! You look terrible. [ ] B:I just finished my paper and I didn’t get a wink of sleep last night.
(A)How long has it been?
(B)What’s the matter with you?
(C)Why didn’t you start earlier?
(D)Has your mom known about it?
15. I bought a book and finished reading it [ ] I was on the train. The reading made the long-hour trip easier.
(A)until
(B)that
(C)while
(D)where
16. If Miss Chen works for another 5 years, she will be [ ] for a pension when she retires.
(A)comparable
(B)favorable
(C)affortable
(D)eligible
17. It was [ ] of you to let me use your cell phone. My parents felt less worried after they got my call.
(A)scary
(B)heavy
(C)romantic
(D)generous
18. Being an assistant is just a [ ] job. Allen plans to find a permanent position in an international corporation.
(A)gradual
(B)previous
(C)suitable
(D)temporary
19. A:I have told you a thousand times to clean up the mess in your room. B: [ ]. A: I would like to hear about it. B: My littered desk and floor show that I am embarking on creative work. I don’t see the necessity of investing all my time to clean things up
(A)But yours is mess as well
(B)But all my friends are like same
(C)But tidiness is way too high an expectation.
(D)But I have a different view on mess
20. Defined most broadly, folklore includes all the customs, beliefs, and traditions that people have __ from generation to generation.
(A)handed in
(B)handed on
(C)handed down
(D)handed off
21. 《Friend A》: Look at this. I think I want to get this purple skirt. 《Friend B》: I thought [ ].《Friend A》: Yeah, but I don’t have a purple one. 《Friend B》: Do you need every color in the rainbow?《Friend A》: Yes!
(A)I’ve had one already
(B)you’ve had one in green
(C)I’ve told you about the purple skirt
(D)you’ve told me about the rainbow
22. The plan of the company provides income security for their employees after retirement.
(A)bonus
(B)rebate
(C)refund
(D)pension
23. A study shows that intelligence accounts for only 20 percent of the factors that determine success, [ ] EQ playing an important role in the remaining 80 percent.
(A)in
(B)as
(C)with
(D)while
24. [ ] your dreams come true, you need to work harder.
(A)Make
(B)Making
(C)Made
(D)To make
25. Michelle would certainly have attended advisory board meeting [ ] on the highway.
(A)if she didn’t get a flat tire
(B)had she not a flat tire
(C)had she not had a flat tire
(D)should she have not a flat tire
26. [ ], I cannot agree with him on the matter.
(A)Much as I respect him
(B)As I respect him much
(C)More as I respect him
(D)As I respect him more
27. In this industry, you really need to keep [ ] if you don't want to be caught off guard.
(A)your head up
(B)an arm and a leg
(C)tooth and nail
(D)in the stars
28. Volcanic __ grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
29. [ ] before the twentieth century, traders carried coffee from Africa to Arabia.
(A)Sometime
(B)Some time
(C)Sometimes
(D)Some times
30. The president’s speech about the investment [ ] my own feelings.
(A)echoed
(B)consumed
(C)blunted
(D)assembled
31. The judge took pity [ ] the poor man.
(A)with
(B)on
(C)for
(D)in
32. You [ ] your father the truth then. That way, he wouldn't be so angry with you now.
(A)should have told
(B)should tell
(C)should be told
(D)ought have told
33. On the average, a healthy heart [ ] to pump five tablespoons of blood with every beat.
(A)can
(B)must
(C)ought
(D)should
34. In the box [ ] some photos that I took when I was on the trip.
(A)is
(B)laid
(C)are
(D)puts
35. I have to study for my math exam. I don’t want any [ ]. Please do not talk to me or play loud music.
(A)negotiations
(B)restrictions
(C)observations
(D)disturbance
36. The farmer put a lot of [ ] on his rice field, hoping that the crops may flourish.
(A)promotion
(B)fertilizer
(C)detergent
(D)stimulation
37. Taiwan is famous for its [ ] industry. Many foreigners are using computers made in Taiwan.
(A)farming
(B)business
(C)education
(D)technology
38. Although experts agree that it is vital to eat a good breakfast, not many people are [ ] their advice.
(A)imposing
(B)boasting
(C)heeding
(D)filtering
39. 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
40. A restaurant manager should know how to deal with [ ] from customers who are not satisfied with the food or the service.
(A)praises
(B)complaints
(C)responsibility
(D)performance
41. A fine will be on the drivers who fail to pay their highway toll on time.
(A)rewarded
(B)imposed
(C)escorted
(D)donated
42. My coworkers have been working hard to [ ] a fuel shortage next summer.
(A)chatter
(B)suggest
(C)prevent
(D)deserve
43. He speaks English poorly. He can’t make himself [ ] in English.
(A)understand
(B)understood
(C)understanding
(D)to understand
44. Remember to tie your cow [ ] the tree before you go there
(A)on
(B)with
(C)to
(D)under
45. It took the Davies' fifteen years to complete that [ ] mansion.
(A)assorted
(B)verified
(C)reiterated
(D)palatial
46. The cars are moving so slowly that I can __ them just by walking fast.
(A)keep up with
(B)look forward to
(C)give up to
(D)help on with
47. The job of a dentist [ ] a lot of patience.
(A)fills with
(B)calls for
(C)fills in
(D)calls out
48. The representatives, with cigarettes in their hands, [ ] over a few details when suddenly smoke detector set off the fire alarm.
(A)negotiated
(B)are negotiating
(C)are going to negotiate
(D)were negotiating
49. Many ads use our [ ]—like fear or love—to persuade us that we need the product.
(A)oppositions
(B)decisions
(C)addictions
(D)emotions
50. The corporation began sponsoring charity events so that its public image [ ].
(A)would be enhanced
(B)has been enhancing
(C)had to enhance
(D)could enhance