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1. [ ] intense competition, the prices of food and drinks would be much higher.
(A)Without
(B)Having not
(C)In need of
(D)In case of
2. A:Did the doctor tell him to stop smoking cigarettes, or did he do it on his own? B: [ ]
(A)It’s his own decision.
(B)Yes, he did.
(C)The doctor advised him to smoke a pipe instead.
(D)Cigarette- smoking is bad for the lung.
3. 《Susan》: I'm going to Tokyo on vacation next week. 《Alice》: Oh, how nice! [ ] 《Susan》: Thanks a lot.
(A)I can't believe it.
(B)I was there once.
(C)Have a good time.
(D)Better luck next time.
4. 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
5. In this age of globalization, when people have more chances to travel, it is a great [ ] to speak more than one language.
(A)penalty
(B)heritage
(C)prejudice
(D)advantage
6. 《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.
7. Keep in mind that smoking is strictly [ ] when you are handling explosive materials.
(A)eliminated
(B)extracted
(C)terminated
(D)prohibited
8. The kidnap turned out to be a [ ], which had been contrived by the hostage himself.
(A)hoax
(B)wreck
(C)vogue
(D)mania
9. 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
10. The [ ] you work, the [ ] you will succeed.
(A)harder, more possible
(B)harder, more possibly
(C)hard, more possibly
(D)hard, possible
11. The patient appreciated [ ] breakfast in bed when she wasn’t feeling well.
(A)serving
(B)being served
(C)having been serving
(D)having served
12. Many portable products are made as as possible for user’s ease to carry.
(A)lightweight
(B)economical
(C)cheap
(D)ecological
13. 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
14. Volcanic __ grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
15. A:My goodness! There are so many people waiting outside! B: [ ] A: Maybe we should just go to another restaurant. Looks like it will take forever to go get in. B: That’s a good idea.
(A)That’s because it’s a popular show.
(B)It’s OK. We’ve made a reservation.
(C)The food here is delicious and cheap.
(D)Don’t worry. The line is moving fast.
16. Modern people tend to value material enjoyment too much and ignore [ ] pursuit.
(A)spiritual
(B)feeble
(C)unilateral
(D)worldly
17. According to our justice system, the suspect will be considered [ ] until proven guilty.
(A)afflicted
(B)harmful
(C)innocent
(D)lucrative
18. He was an [ ] player until 20 when he turned professional.
(A)efficient
(B)adequate
(C)amateur
(D)elementary
19. In the United States, air pollution [ ] at its worst in the 1960s.
(A)being
(B)was
(C)to be
(D)will be
20. A:How did it go in the office today? B: [ ]
(A)Yes, I did.
(B)I won’t go there today.
(C)I finally made it.
(D)Nothing special.
21. The minimum [ ] is the lowest amount of money an employer is allowed to pay an employee.
(A)waist
(B)waver
(C)wagon
(D)wage
22. 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
23. Athletes always wear clothes made of [ ] materials, so they may stretch their bodies without difficulty.
(A)elastic
(B)plastic
(C)realistic
(D)electric
24. The workers have decided to [ ] with their employers about their wage claims.
(A)over?ow
(B)negotiate
(C)resign
(D)assassinate
25. Michael, as well as his two older brothers, [ ] the scholarship several times.
(A)was received
(B)has received
(C)have received
(D)were received
26. A laptop, an MP3 player, and a cellphone are often considered as [ ] equipment for the generation raised in the age of technology.
(A)extinct
(B)expressive
(C)elastic
(D)essential
27. 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
28. [ ] and blurred, it is extremely difficult to recover his sight.
(A)A person’s eyes become damaged
(B)Once a person’s eyes become damaged
(C)In case of a person’s eyes become damaged
(D)That a person’s eyes become damaged
29. Since being slim is the trend, Margaret is trying to lose weight by [ ] herself.
(A)starving
(B)amusing
(C)nourishing
(D)inventing
30. The escaping criminal [ ] himself as an old security guard, so the police failed to recognize him at first sight.
(A)fed
(B)disguised
(C)switched
(D)advanced
31. Joe is really [ ] about the party tonight. He’s making lots of preparations to make sure everyone can have a good time.
(A)envious
(B)enthusiastic
(C)concise
(D)curious
32. The town [ ] great changes since I was here last time.
(A)has undergone
(B)undergoes
(C)was undergoing
(D)underwent
33. 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
34. Paparazzi are photographers who [ ] celebrities’ privacy by taking their pictures.
(A)remove
(B)block
(C)exclude
(D)violate
35. A:Good morning, traveler’s check department. B:I’ve lost my traveler’s checks. I want to stop payment. A: [ ] Your name, please.
(A)We’ll help you as soon as we can.
(B)You should’ve been more careful.
(C)Curiosity killed the cat.
(D)Someone must have picked your pocket.
36. What is an instrument which is used to see things far away?
(A)Telescope.
(B)Television.
(C)Telegram.
(D)Telephone.
37. 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
38. When the orange trees [ ], there is a sweet fragrance in the air.
(A)blossom
(B)wither
(C)drop
(D)sprout
39. More advances in technology [ ] in the last decade than in any other time in human history.
(A)made
(B)had made
(C)were made
(D)was made
40. A spokesperson for the MOTC says that the “fat cat“ problem will be [ ] in the coming weeks in order to meet the expectations of the public.
(A)addressed
(B)misplaced
(C)featured
(D)insisted
41. All of my friends were opposed [ ] a party without Mary and John.
(A)to have
(B)with having
(C)by having
(D)to having
42. 《Sandra》:I think watching TV is a waste of time. Most programs are stupid or boring. 《Jack》: [ ] What about sports or the news? You watch those sometimes, don’t you? 《Sandra》: Well, actually for the news, I prefer the newspaper.
(A)Well, I disagree.
(B)That’s my opinion, too.
(C)I don’t like channel surfing.
(D)I hate all the TV commercials.
43. I will attend Mr. Wang’s wedding [ ] my father, who has gone to Hong Kong on business.
(A)on behalf of
(B)in terms of
(C)at the mercy of
(D)by means of
44. 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
45. 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
46. When a big company goes out of business it is usually all [ ] the news.
(A)off
(B)over
(C)about
(D)around
47. I’ve always thought that [ ] the dishes is easier than preparing food, so it is my husband that does the cooking and I wash the dishes.
(A)do
(B)did
(C)doing
(D)have done
48. 《Doris》: Did you sleep well last night? 《Jennifer》:No, I had an awful night. [ ] in the middle of the night, and couldn't get back to sleep.
(A)I fell asleep
(B)I felt so sleepy
(C)I overslept
(D)I woke up
49. [ ], they would not have solved their financial problem.
(A)Having they had enough cash on hand
(B)Had they had enough cash on hand
(C)Have they had enough cash on hand
(D)To have they had enough cash on hand
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