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1. The traffic accident took three lives, [ ] the truck driver.
(A)included
(B)including
(C)to include
(D)that included
2. A: Why did you feed that kitty? B:There is nothing [ ] a homeless cat.
(A)as sad as
(B)as sad than
(C)very sad as
(D)sad as same as
3. 《Mary》: How much juice would you like? 《Ted》: [ ] 《Mary》: No problem. We’ve plenty.
(A)Thanks. Don’t give up.
(B)Yes, some bread.
(C)Apple juice, please.
(D)Would you please fill up the glass?
4. 《Sylvia》: What's your favorite season? 《Amy》: [ ] 《Sylvia》: Me too. I hate cold winter days.
(A)Hamburgers. I like fast food.
(B)Novels. I like to read in my free time.
(C)Summer. I like to do outdoor activities.
(D)Teachers. I like to teach young people.
5. The key players in the energy market, ____ heavy capital investment, have little interest in innovation.
(A)which to require
(B)requiring
(C)which it requires
(D)required
6. The girl Frank likes has said no to him, so he has no choice but to take [ ] wants to go with him to the party.
(A)who
(B)anyone
(C)whoever
(D)those who
7. Look! Here is a new [ ] bill.
(A)fifth-dollar
(B)five-dollars
(C)five dollars
(D)five-dollar
8. Violence has become so [ ] in movies these days that many parents do not want their children to watch them.
(A)tolerant
(B)eloquent
(C)pervasive
(D)cautious
9. It was really a [ ] for the little boy to survive the air crash.
(A)institute
(B)virtue
(C)miracle
(D)magnitude
10. Since Michael and I work in the same hospital, I can hardly avoid [ ] him.
(A)to meet
(B)meeting
(C)to have met
(D)having met
11. Though unwilling to follow his father’s footsteps, Jason still [ ] the family business when his father passed away.
(A)took back
(B)took out
(C)took off
(D)took over
12. I bought a book and finished reading it [ ] I was on the train. The reading made the long-hour trip easier.
(A)until
(B)that
(C)while
(D)where
13. This contract is __ approval by both parties involved.
(A)consistent with
(B)put away
(C)subject to
(D)rid of
14. 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
15. The man spent so little time with his family [ ] his daughter didn’t even recognize him.
(A)and
(B)before
(C)as
(D)that
16. I might have the chance to visit the theater [ ] person.
(A)to
(B)in
(C)of
(D)at
17. Volcanic [ ] grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
18. A:Why did Judy leave? B: [ ]
(A)In a half hour.
(B)Before the other students.
(C)At noon.
(D)Because she wanted to meet Tom.
19. The parrot used its strong [ ] to crack open the nuts.
(A)topic
(B)beak
(C)nose
(D)habit
20. The dentist was ?lling a large [ ] in her tooth.
(A)fuel
(B)pit
(C)cavity
(D)quest
21. Employees are required to follow the standard operating procedures and to act ____.
(A)according to
(B)in accordance with
(C)according
(D)accordingly
22. 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.
23. Employees are required to follow the standard operating procedures and to act [ ].
(A)according to
(B)in accordance with
(C)according
(D)accordingly
24. The president’s speech about the investment [ ] my own feelings.
(A)echoed
(B)consumed
(C)blunted
(D)assembled
25. Mark has been recording his daily activities in his [ ] since he was 10.
(A)journey
(B)journal
(C)justice
(D)junction
26. A: [ ] B:He’s a salesman.
(A)What is he selling?
(B)Is he a salesman?
(C)What work does he do?
(D)What does he do?
27. Jeff got a perfect score on the test; he [ ] diligently.
(A)must prepare
(B)must be prepared
(C)must have prepared
(D)must have been prepared
28. Tom’s desk was so [ ] with papers that it was hard to find anything.
(A)cluttered
(B)muddled
(C)overrun
(D)burdened
29. The knife isn’t useful because its [ ] is dull.
(A)side
(B)blade
(C)handle
(D)character
30. Tom is very [ ] and helpful, and it has been nice having him in class.
(A)harmful
(B)energetic
(C)stormy
(D)upset
31. I remember [ ] the movie with Tom last year. It is very good.
(A)to see
(B)to look at
(C)seeing
(D)see
32. There is only a little juice left in the [ ].
(A)counter
(B)gallon
(C)pitcher
(D)response
33. Jason is a great tour guide because he is not only ready to help [ ] also very knowledgeable.
(A)or
(B)so
(C)and
(D)but
34. From a poor family, Joanna has never dreamed of studying abroad because she knows that it would [ ].
(A)cost a fortune
(B)lift a finger
(C)make a living
(D)take a stand
35. The government is figuring out ways to maintain our economic [ ] so that the unemployment rate will go down.
(A)recession
(B)mentality
(C)depression
(D)vitality
36. Many buildings in Taiwan, including the Taipei 101 Tower, [ ] all non-essential lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. yesterday to mark the worldwide “Earth Hour” event.
(A)turned on
(B)turned off
(C)turned out
(D)turned over
37. 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.
38. The man spent so little time with his family __ his daughter didn’t even recognize him.
(A)and
(B)before
(C)as
(D)that
39. What [ ] at noon yesterday? I called but couldn’t get hold of you.
(A)did you
(B)you did
(C)you were doing
(D)were you doing
40. When a big company goes out of business it is usually all [ ] the news.
(A)off
(B)over
(C)about
(D)around
41. 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
42. Free Spirit Team will probably [ ] the speech contest as it is much better than our team.
(A)win
(B)be won
(C)won
(D)be wined
43. 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
44. 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.
45. 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
46. 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
47. 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
48. To [ ] road accidents, we should always follow traffic rules.
(A)avoid
(B)bring
(C)enter
(D)create
49. 《Tom》: Are you free tonight? 《Cathy》: [ ]《Tom》: Too bad. I was thinking maybe we could go see a movie tonight.
(A)No, I will not.
(B)Yes, I can.
(C)Of course, I have.
(D)No, I am not.
50. To prevent sewage from entering the waterways and protect public health, the city councilman strongly demanded that the sewage system [ ] in three months.
(A)improved
(B)to improve
(C)was improved
(D)be improved