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1. That old man has no family, so he sometimes gets very, very [ ].
(A)friendly
(B)natural
(C)comfortable
(D)lonely
2. The Dalai Lama arrived in Taiwan last night for a six-day visit to [ ] victims of Typhoon Morakot.
(A)consort
(B)counsel
(C)consult
(D)console
3. 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.
4. The workers have decided to [ ] with their employers about their wage claims.
(A)over?ow
(B)negotiate
(C)resign
(D)assassinate
5. A: How are you feeling today, Mr. Lin? B: [ ]. A:I see. Please sit back and open your mouth. Your throat is swollen, too. Do you have any other symptoms? B: I also had a terrible headache last night.
(A)The hospital is crowded with patients
(B)The air is chilly out there
(C)I have been overloaded with my work
(D)I have been coughing and sneezing for days
6. All of my friends were opposed [ ] a party without Mary and John.
(A)to have
(B)with having
(C)by having
(D)to having
7. Mrs. Lin told Jane that she had to clean up her room and empty the dishwasher before she could leave for the game. Jane promised her mom that she [ ].
(A)did
(B)had
(C)could
(D)would
8. His corruption as a government employer has put a [ ] on his long-standing reputation.
(A)transit
(B)decay
(C)hymn
(D)stain
9. A:I am going absolutely crazy without my mobile phone. It’s been three days and I still haven’t found it. It’s my lifeline. B: [ ]. I don’t know why you are so dependent on it. I don’t have a mobile phone and I am doing just fine.
(A)You’re kidding
(B)Forgive me
(C)Forget it
(D)Give me five
10. Many journalists do not ____ whether or not it is appropriate to interview a child during a tragic event for he/she is usually too young to understand the trauma he/she is involved in.
(A)ascertain
(B)detect
(C)decide
(D)assume
11. 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
12. I might have the chance to visit the theater [ ] person.
(A)to
(B)in
(C)of
(D)at
13. 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
14. [ ] your dreams come true, you need to work harder.
(A)Make
(B)Making
(C)Made
(D)To make
15. Many expressive people can recall colorful childhoods; singer Carly Simon, comedian Billy Crystal, and poet Nikki Giovanni their parents with involving them with richly creative experiences.
(A)there/credited
(B)their/credit
(C)where/credit
(D)which of/credits
16. Among the things that money cannot buy [ ] good health in the mind and body.
(A)is
(B)has
(C)are
(D)have
17. Foreign-trained employees have to __ their learned skill-sets to the local market.
(A)create
(B)adapt
(C)regulate
(D)compare
18. A lot of debris ____ at the site of explosion for quite a while.
(A)was left
(B)were left
(C)have been left
(D)has been left
19. I was browsing in the library and [ ] an interesting book on traveling in Alaska.
(A)turned around
(B)brought out
(C)took over
(D)came across
20. Please do not hesitate [ ] me if you have any questions.
(A)to contact
(B)to contact with
(C)contacting
(D)contacting with
21. 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
22. No matter what the [ ] will be like tomorrow, I’ll go fishing.
(A)weather
(B)weight
(C)winter
(D)weapon
23. Most bookstores have a section for young readers, [ ] you’ll find books stacked on tables and shelves just like in the library.
(A)while
(B)which
(C)where
(D)what
24. 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
25. Many of our character traits are not tested __ we are in a difficult situation.
(A)before
(B)when
(C)because
(D)until
26. If you are not sure about the meaning, you should [ ] the word in the dictionary.
(A)set up
(B)put up
(C)look up
(D)give up
27. 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
28. The snow [ ] on the roads makes driving an extreme hazard for people rushing to work in the morning.
(A)accumulation
(B)attribution
(C)attachment
(D)accomplishment
29. Our teacher always tells us that knowledge should be [ ] through years, not gained in one day.
(A)accumulated
(B)confronted
(C)manipulated
(D)stimulated
30. Cheating in exams is a serious [ ] of the school regulations.
(A)crime
(B)violation
(C)destruction
(D)rejection
31. The good weather and beautiful beaches make this island a great [ ] attraction.
(A)artist
(B)florist
(C)tourist
(D)scientist
32. [ ] working part-time at a fast-food restaurant, Monty has made enough money to pay for his studies.
(A)At
(B)By
(C)For
(D)To
33. You could not [ ] all of your readings the night before the exam. You had better start to prepare for the test at least a week earlier.
(A)jam
(B)squeeze
(C)place
(D)cram
34. 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
35. Employees are required to follow the standard operating procedures and to act [ ].
(A)according to
(B)in accordance with
(C)according
(D)accordingly
36. 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
37. A: [ ]. What’s been going on? B: What do you mean by that? A:Look. You quit smoking. You no longer drive to work; instead, you use public transportation. And you eat really healthy food. You are going “green.”
(A)You seem like a changed person
(B)You are in no way to turn over a new leaf
(C)We haven’t met for ages
(D)You should start to act your age
38. 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
39. The twins look so alike that even their parents confuse one with [ ] sometimes.
(A)other
(B)another
(C)the other
(D)the others
40. It seemed that the walls .
(A)had repainted
(B)are repainted
(C)have been painted
(D)had been repainted
41. I [ ] the floor when the earthquake occurred late last night.
(A)was sweeping
(B)been sweeping
(C)was swept
(D)swept
42. Paparazzi are photographers who [ ] celebrities’ privacy by taking their pictures.
(A)remove
(B)block
(C)exclude
(D)violate
43. The shopping [ ] policy aimed to stimulate consumption in order to boost up droopy economy.
(A)voucher
(B)diploma
(C)redeem
(D)rebuke
44. The president of the United States can only serve two [ ] of four years each.
(A)semesters
(B)decades
(C)periods
(D)terms
45. Since being slim is the trend, Margaret is trying to lose weight by [ ] herself.
(A)starving
(B)amusing
(C)nourishing
(D)inventing
46. 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.
47. 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
48. Many of our character traits are not tested [ ] we are in a difficult situation.
(A)before
(B)when
(C)because
(D)until
49. Many young people today are [ ] with fashion and style. They care more about what they wear than what they think or believe.
(A)charged
(B)obsessed
(C)furnished
(D)infected
50. We don’t need to [ ] what the future will hold; just focus on the present task.
(A)delay
(B)guide
(C)predict
(D)review