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1. Time [ ] quickly, so you’ll need to use it wisely.
(A)pass
(B)passes
(C)passed
(D)passing
2. Our boss [ ] the importance of our finishing the report over the weekend, since he wanted to discuss it at the meeting on Monday morning.
(A)emphasized
(B)encouraged
(C)demanded
(D)discharged
3. Employees are required to follow the standard operating procedures and to act [ ].
(A)according to
(B)in accordance with
(C)according
(D)accordingly
4. A:Are you still driving to the south every week to take care of your grandmother? B: No, I’m not doing that anymore. [ ] A: Oh! I’m so sorry. Is there anything I can do to make you feel better?
(A)I don’t seem to care a bit.
(B)My mother told me not to.
(C)The road condition does not allow it.
(D)She passed away last month.
5. I’m a grown man. Don’t talk to me [ ] I were a three-year-old kid.
(A)as if
(B)only if
(C)even if
(D)what if
6. You can’t master English overnight! Remember that speaking it well [ ] a lot of practice.
(A)take
(B)takes
(C)taking
(D)to take
7. 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
8. The government may require individuals to limit the carbon dioxide they produce to [ ] global warming.
(A)combat
(B)continue
(C)decorate
(D)inflame
9. 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
10. The athletes are getting in shape for the big [ ] next month.
(A)telegram
(B)submarine
(C)wizard
(D)tournament
11. In the face of energy crisis, scientists worldwide are now exploring [ ] energy to replace fossil fuels.
(A)alleviating
(B)alternative
(C)allergic
(D)altitudinal
12. Many ads use our [ ]—like fear or love—to persuade us that we need the product.
(A)oppositions
(B)decisions
(C)addictions
(D)emotions
13. 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
14. People who feel they must have the best of everything are rarely [ ]. It’s better to have more realistic ideas about what is important in life.
(A)concerned
(B)conceited
(C)content
(D)concrete
15. A fine will be on the drivers who fail to pay their highway toll on time.
(A)rewarded
(B)imposed
(C)escorted
(D)donated
16. The total number of the [ ] people in that remote area is decreasing.
(A)indigenous
(B)original
(C)ancient
(D)historical
17. Has the contest already [ ]?
(A)begin
(B)began
(C)begun
(D)beginning
18. I don’t know [ ]of the people in this room. Can you introduce each of them to me?
(A)any
(B)one
(C)every
(D)much
19. This handmade car sold for a million dollars because it was [ ].
(A)familiar
(B)commonplace
(C)unique
(D)widespread
20. Janine will probably lose her job [ ] her boss in front of the entire staff last week.
(A)has scolded
(B)going to scold
(C)who scolds
(D)for scolding
21. A: I love to look at the ancient art. B: [ ]We can learn a lot from them.
(A)Me too!
(B)Neither do I!
(C)You are kidding!
(D)Give me a break!
22. Since being slim is the trend, Margaret is trying to lose weight by [ ] herself.
(A)starving
(B)amusing
(C)nourishing
(D)inventing
23. Shelly prefers red roses [ ] yellow ones.
(A)to
(B)than
(C)for
(D)on
24. When a big company goes out of business it is usually all [ ] the news.
(A)off
(B)over
(C)about
(D)around
25. The book costs NT$1,200, [ ] of packing and delivery.
(A)responsive
(B)comprehensive
(C)inclusive
(D)aggressive
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. I haven’t decided when I’m [ ] New York. I’ll let you know once I get the flight ticket.
(A)walking out on
(B)taking off
(C)leaving for
(D)setting up with
28. Hotel guests who [ ] checking out after 1:00 P.M. should contact the front desk.
(A)are going
(B)were
(C)will
(D)will be
29. Ever since childhood, Marnette had always wished she [ ].
(A)was able to fly
(B)were able to fly
(C)was to fly
(D)were to fly
30. My father and his partners’ cooperation is based upon their [ ] respect and understanding.
(A)drastic
(B)hostile
(C)mutual
(D)pleasant
31. A:What should we do now? B: [ ]
(A)It’s been my pleasure.
(B)That’s no problem.
(C)Can we negotiate with L/I?
(D)I think you should contact your buyer to find out when he effected the payment.
32. [ ] before the twentieth century, traders carried coffee from Africa to Arabia.
(A)Sometime
(B)Some time
(C)Sometimes
(D)Some times
33. Most of the people in my office want to stay [ ], so they exercise regularly.
(A)in love
(B)in hope
(C)in mind
(D)in shape
34. A:Good afternoon, Great Western Restaurant. This is Steven. How may I help you? B: I would like to make a reservation. A: Certainly, Madam. For what [ ]? B: September 8th.
(A)date
(B)day
(C)month
(D)week
35. Remember to tie your cow [ ] the tree before you go there
(A)on
(B)with
(C)to
(D)under
36. Major newspapers have their Internet websites [ ] daily, so their readers can get the latest information.
(A)updating
(B)updated
(C)have updated
(D)are updating
37. [ ] in 1952, the MIT Sloan School of Management is one of the world’s most prestigious business school.
(A)Founding
(B)Founded
(C)To found
(D)To find
38. 《Martin》: I did terribly at the math exam. I don’t think I will pass. 《James》: [ ] You’ve spent too much time playing the computer games lately.
(A)You’ll survive.
(B)You’ll catch up with it.
(C)You are welcome.
(D)It serves you right.
39. Mr. Chang is a very successful salesman; he is very aggressive and always takes the [ ] in his work.
(A)passive
(B)offensive
(C)initiative
(D)imaginative
40. I suggest you [ ] the Internet because a lot of people have experienced the same problem before.
(A)checking
(B)to check
(C)check
(D)checked
41. A: [ ] B:What sorts of thing?
(A)I believe we can’t survive.
(B)Not exactly.
(C)Hard to imagine that you still remember.
(D)Have you found that things have changed a lot lately?
42. As the project depends on [ ] at the federal level, the city and county may have to wait until the budget cutting ends.
(A)that it happens
(B)it happening
(C)which happening
(D)what happens
43. Paul was charged with [ ] driving after he was arrested for running over an old man.
(A)reckless
(B)relaxed
(C)safe
(D)solemn
44. Like [ ] other language skills, reading requires practice.
(A)the more
(B)the most
(C)most of the
(D)much of the
45. After the car accident, I kept __ that things will get better.
(A)pray
(B)praying
(C)to pray
(D)prayer
46. I am looking forward to [ ] from you at your earliest convenience.
(A)hearing
(B)hear
(C)heard
(D)have heard
47. You cannot leave [ ] you finish all the work the boss expects you to do.
(A)if
(B)until
(C)since
(D)while
48. A brand brings a set of [ ] in the mind of the consumer and one of these is the country of origin.
(A)sympathy
(B)superstition
(C)associations
(D)mockery
49. The government is taking a very [ ] approach to managing this economic crisis.
(A)rustic
(B)cautious
(C)numerous
(D)abundant
50. 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