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1. After eleven o’clock in the evening, the bus is empty [ ] the driver and the conductor.
(A)besides
(B)except
(C)despite
(D)except for
2. Sara felt [ ] tired [ ] exercise yesterday.
(A)too...to
(B)as...as
(C)either...or
(D)more...than
3. I like this apartment better. It’s cheap, and [ ], it’s near my office. I can walk to work.
(A)besides
(B)however
(C)therefore
(D)otherwise
4. Tim is terrible at [ ] a trip. He always takes to much stuff.
(A)pack in
(B)packed of
(C)packing up
(D)packing for
5. 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
6. The power supply in this area is not [ ]. You had better save your file every ten minutes.
(A)available
(B)probable
(C)stable
(D)capable
7. 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
8. 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
9. Climbing unemployment rates and dropping job opportunities are huge __ to the new government.
(A)vendors
(B)outlets
(C)bargains
(D)challenges
10. Can you [ ] how old Ms. Wang is? She is 50, but she looks as if she were only 30.
(A)drop
(B)cross
(C)guess
(D)throw
11. Public education ____ would need to be increased for small-size classes, teacher training programs and new E-learning facilities.
(A)excavation
(B)expulsion
(C)expenditures
(D)expectancies
12. A: Is this film good to watch?B: Yes, it is. . It’s so moving.
(A)Rarely before I have seen this
(B)Rarely have I seen before this
(C)Rarely I have seen this before
(D)Rarely have I seen this before
13. Advertising is distinguished from other forms of communication [ ] the advertiser pays for the message to be delivered.
(A)in that
(B)which
(C)in which
(D)because of
14. The deadline is Friday, so we had better [ ] the report as soon as possible.
(A)hand in
(B)put out
(C)drop by
(D)look up
15. There is a beautifully [ ] lion in the lobby of the building.
(A)carve
(B)carved
(C)carves
(D)carving
16. 《Tom》:I’m going to take a singing class. Do you want to take it with me? 《Penny》: [ ]《Tom》: Really? Sing a song for me now.
(A)A dancing class? That’s great!
(B)I don’t need a class. I can sing very well already.
(C) I have a headache.
(D)It sounds interesting.
17. The average was down [ ], went briefly into the black around lunchtime, then ended with a loss of 139.
(A)as much as 279 points in the morning
(B)as many 279 points in the morning
(C)as much than 279 points in the morning
(D)as little as 279 points in the morning
18. Many of our character traits are not tested [ ] we are in a difficult situation.
(A)before
(B)when
(C)because
(D)until
19. Kate lost her way while driving to River City. She [ ] her road map at home.
(A)can’t leave
(B)shouldn’t leave
(C)can’t have left
(D)shouldn’t have left
20. Gorillas are [ ] the best communicators of all animals.
(A)among
(B)in
(C)of
(D)upon
21. In order to prevent casualties, all the residents in the village were [ ] before the typhoon.
(A)compelled
(B)recovered
(C)isolated
(D)evacuated
22. [ ] your dreams come true, you need to work harder.
(A)Make
(B)Making
(C)Made
(D)To make
23. 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
24. The book costs NT$1,200, __ of packing and delivery.
(A)responsive
(B)comprehensive
(C)inclusive
(D)aggressive
25. The controversial singer must [ ] 100 hours of community service for altering the age on his ID card.
(A)fulfill
(B)flush
(C)instill
(D)respond
26. Michael, as well as his two older brothers, [ ] the scholarship several times.
(A)was received
(B)has received
(C)have received
(D)were received
27. It is true that the surroundings will [ ] one’s work and studies.
(A)effect
(B)affect
(C)attend
(D)compromise
28. I was [ ] to find I did not have enough money to pay for the taxi fare. My face turned very red.
(A)excited
(B)satisfied
(C)interested
(D)embarrassed
29. 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
30. Taipei 101 is one of the most well-known [ ] in the world. You can enjoy a great view of the city from the top floors of the building.
(A)companies
(B)skyscrapers
(C)organizations
(D)advertisements
31. Michelle often reviews research papers for one of the top journals in [ ] genetics.
(A)compared
(B)comparing
(C)comparable
(D)comparative
32. It is imperative that the city council in favor of the city renewal plan.
(A)to vote
(B)vote
(C)votes
(D)has voted
33. 《Lily》: I heard you’re moving to New York. 《Brian》: Yes. I’ve got an offer in upstate New York. 《Lily》: Oh, that’s great! But I’m going to miss you. 《Brian》: Me, too. [ ]
(A)Nice meeting you.
(B)Let’s keep in touch.
(C)It was my pleasure.
(D)I have your e-mail address.
34. On the average, a healthy heart __ to pump five tablespoons of blood with every beat.
(A)can
(B)must
(C)ought
(D)should
35. I have been taking the Yoga class [ ] I came to this school.
(A)when
(B)for
(C)since
(D)before
36. Many college graduates fight their way into the renown and companies for better career advancement.
(A)prestigious
(B)preposterous
(C)provocative
(D)progressive
37. 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
38. Dr. Wilson, __ is the CEO of the company, will be here to give a speech at the opening ceremony next week.
(A)that
(B)who
(C)whom
(D)which
39. My coworkers have been working hard to [ ] a fuel shortage next summer.
(A)chatter
(B)suggest
(C)prevent
(D)deserve
40. The minimum [ ] is the lowest amount of money an employer is allowed to pay an employee.
(A)waist
(B)waver
(C)wagon
(D)wage
41. Time [ ] quickly, so you’ll need to use it wisely.
(A)pass
(B)passes
(C)passed
(D)passing
42. He speaks English poorly. He can’t make himself [ ] in English.
(A)understand
(B)understood
(C)understanding
(D)to understand
43. Not only __ most male birds have extremely beautiful feathers, they know how to use them.
(A)do
(B)are
(C)will
(D)can
44. Many couples wanted a divorce but could not have one because their case was not covered by any __.
(A)accommodation
(B)legislation
(C)formulation
(D)institution
45. In the face of energy crisis, scientists worldwide are now exploring [ ] energy to replace fossil fuels.
(A)alleviating
(B)alternative
(C)allergic
(D)altitudinal
46. Do you mind [ ] to the post office with me? I don’t think I know how to get there.
(A)go
(B)going
(C)gone
(D)to go
47. The special municipality of Taipei is offering a cash [ ] of NT$20,000 to any female citizen who gives birth to a baby.
(A)substitute
(B)subsidy
(C)subservience
(D)subsection
48. Group registrations are not allowed. Each member must register for the conference .
(A)intelligently
(B)respectfully
(C)individually
(D)surreptitiously
49. The Review Board could be considering ____ the grants given to several non-governmental organizations.
(A)to discontinue
(B)discontinuing
(C)to be discontinued
(D)discontinue
50. All employees are required not to discuss information about the company.
(A)congratulatory
(B)relative
(C)confidential
(D)proficient