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1. A: Could you run over to the store? We need a few things. B: [ ] What do you want me to get? A: Well, could you pick up some sugar and a few oranges?
(A)You are welcome.
(B)No problem.
(C)I couldn’t.
(D)I’m afraid not.
2. The patient appreciated [ ] breakfast in bed when she wasn’t feeling well.
(A)serving
(B)being served
(C)having been serving
(D)having served
3. Yani Tseng, who won several ladies professional golf championships, spent [ ] of time practicing golf before she became so successful.
(A)a large number
(B)a great deal
(C)a couple
(D)a good many
4. [ ] I did not like her at first, she ended up becoming my best friend.
(A)If
(B)When
(C)Since
(D)Although
5. No city, Tel Aviv or Jerusalem [ ], is home to more Jewish people than New York.
(A)occupied
(B)included
(C)modified
(D)impressed
6. The total number of the [ ] people in that remote area is decreasing.
(A)indigenous
(B)original
(C)ancient
(D)historical
7. I want to see ____.
(A)what it tracks and manages data reporting
(B)what does it track and manage data reporting
(C)how it tracks and manages data reporting
(D)how does it track and manage data reporting
8. Steve Jobs’ [ ] mastery of technological innovations and aesthetics successfully transformed the landscape of consumer electronics industry.
(A)aggravated
(B)unrivaled
(C)disclosed
(D)segmented
9. A: Are you excited about your first day of work? B: Of course. That’s my first job. A: How are you going to the office? B: [ ]
(A)I’ll leave early.
(B)I’m really nervous.
(C)The bus driver is very kind.
(D)My mom will give me a ride.
10. The habit of doing extensive reading helps to lay the [ ] of children’s writing skills.
(A)formation
(B)compassion
(C)foundation
(D)composition
11. 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
12. 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
13. 《Sam》: What kept you so long? I’ve been waiting for an hour. 《Nancy》: [ ] 《Sam》: I hope we can catch the flight.
(A)I was caught in the traffic jam.
(B)It’s a matter of time.
(C)You can look it up yourself.
(D)I’d like to make an appointment.
14. The [ ] of calcium may cause osteoporosis, and the patients may get bone fractures easily.
(A)frequency
(B)proficiency
(C)deficiency
(D)adequacy
15. Gardening is my mother's favorite [ ]. She loves to spend time taking care of the flowers.
(A)campus
(B)pastime
(C)stadium
(D)divorce
16. My family’s newest [ ] is a print shop in Taipei.
(A)quest
(B)graphic
(C)venture
(D)response
17. Group registrations are not allowed. Each member must register for the conference .
(A)intelligently
(B)respectfully
(C)individually
(D)surreptitiously
18. 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.
19. The original model has been [ ] and replaced by the new one.
(A)rendered obsolete
(B)rendering superior
(C)rendered catastrophic
(D)rendering absolute
20. Employees considered non-essential were . The temporary leave resulted from bad economic situations.
(A)furloughed
(B)integrated
(C)overturned
(D)quarantined
21. According to our justice system, the suspect will be considered [ ] until proven guilty.
(A)afflicted
(B)harmful
(C)innocent
(D)lucrative
22. The manager insists that the door [ ] locked at night.
(A)is
(B)be
(C)to be
(D)should
23. We are glad to receive your order for 50 units of classic furniture to be supplied to your own [ ].
(A)speck
(B)specifications
(C)spectacle
(D)species
24. The [ ] earthquake has buried over 18,000 lives in southwestern China’s Sichuan province.
(A)disadvantage
(B)interesting
(C)devastating
(D)discard
25. The habit of doing extensive reading helps to lay the __ of children’s writing skills.
(A)formation
(B)compassion
(C)foundation
(D)composition
26. Ms. Johnson was busy [ ] the house when the postman came.
(A)cleaning
(B)to clean
(C)clean
(D)cleaned
27. 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
28. The economy is in bad shape, one reason for which is the rising [ ] rate.
(A)recreation
(B)production
(C)unemployment
(D)enhancement
29. 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
30. Oscar doesn’t like to watch baseball games. [ ] does his twin brother.
(A)Neither
(B)So
(C)Not
(D)Also
31. I’m not [ ] you! Our team has just won both the gold medal and the silver medal.
(A)caring
(B)kidding
(C)meeting
(D)reminding
32. The suppliers will claim compensation if we partially [ ] our contract with them.
(A)contaminate
(B)propagate
(C)delegate
(D)terminate
33. With all things [ ] into consideration, I think we’d better give up the plan.
(A)taken
(B)took
(C)takes
(D)taking
34. 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
35. 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
36. Do you know the man [ ] lives next door?
(A)who
(B)he
(C)which
(D)whom
37. I'd [ ] go to the zoo [ ] visit the museum.
(A)prefer...to
(B)rather...to
(C)prefer...than
(D)rather...than
38. Many people in the U.S. are staying away from restaurants, skipping vacations and [ ] on buying new cars.
(A)hold off
(B)held off
(C)holding off
(D)holded off
39. John [ ] broke his glasses while playing basketball with his classmates. He should have been more careful.
(A)accidentally
(B)necessarily
(C)properly
(D)gently
40. 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
41. The museum’s main hall [ ] an enormous book, and its restaurant looks like a big cake.
(A)murmurs
(B)projects
(C)resembles
(D)surrenders
42. 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
43. 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
44. They made every possible [ ] to overcome the difficulty which they faced.
(A)effort
(B)effect
(C)affect
(D)perfect
45. My brother is very [ ]; he won’t give up easily.
(A)persistent
(B)comparative
(C)conscious
(D)obscure
46. Nick: May I speak with Sharon, please? Betty: I'm afraid you [ ] the wrong number.
(A)dialed
(B)took
(C)made
(D)sent
47. Do you think it good for students to be absolutely [ ] without making any objections in any case?
(A)innocent
(B)industrious
(C)obedient
(D)sincere
48. Do you have [ ] for one thousand dollars?
(A)change
(B)a change
(C)changes
(D)some changes
49. [ ] are those who act in contradiction to their stated beliefs or feelings.
(A)Philanthropists
(B)Hypocrites
(C)Antagonists
(D)Notaries
50. He was an [ ] player until 20 when he turned professional.
(A)efficient
(B)adequate
(C)amateur
(D)elementary