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1. Let’s __ jump to the conclusion, okay?
(A)not to
(B)don’t
(C)not
(D)no
2. I went to the store [ ].
(A)walking
(B)by walk
(C)by feet
(D)on foot
3. The nurse supported the sick child because he was too weak [ ] by himself.
(A)to walk
(B)walking
(C)to walking
(D)as to walk
4. I'd [ ] go to the zoo [ ] visit the museum.
(A)prefer...to
(B)rather...to
(C)prefer...than
(D)rather...than
5. George Washington [ ] his father’s cherry-tree.
(A)falled
(B)fell
(C)felled
(D)fallen
6. I’d like to take [ ] of this opportunity to thank you all for your co-operation.
(A)profit
(B)benefit
(C)occasion
(D)advantage
7. The audience enthusiastically [ ] the pianist on her amazing performance.
(A)complimented
(B)complemented
(C)completed
(D)comprised
8. The total number of the [ ] people in that remote area is decreasing.
(A)indigenous
(B)original
(C)ancient
(D)historical
9. His novel was [ ] by all the major publishers. Finally, a small publisher printed it and it became a best seller.
(A)turned down
(B)signed up
(C)run down
(D)put up
10. George suffered very serious brain [ ] in a car accident.
(A)damage
(B)harm
(C)ruin
(D)wound
11. The [ ] of this scholarship will receive $30,000.
(A)participant
(B)accountant
(C)recipient
(D)employee
12. Let’s [ ] jump to the conclusion, okay?
(A)not to
(B)don’t
(C)not
(D)no
13. [ ] help us fly kites in spring and cool us in summer.
(A)Typhoons
(B)Storms
(C)Hurricanes
(D)Breezes
14. The man spent so little time with his family [ ] his daughter didn’t even recognize him.
(A)and
(B)before
(C)as
(D)that
15. The representatives, with cigarettes in their hands, ____ over a few details when suddenly smoke detector set off the fire alarm.
(A)negotiated
(B)are negotiating
(C)are going to negotiate
(D)were negotiating
16. You cannot leave [ ] you finish all the work the boss expects you to do.
(A)if
(B)until
(C)since
(D)while
17. Under no circumstances [ ] accept his proposal of buying our factory.
(A)we can
(B)we should
(C)can we
(D)were we
18. I [ ] know him. I have talked to him no more than three times.
(A)barely
(B)maybe
(C)neither
(D)somehow
19. The building collapsed, and only one person buried underground could [ ] survive the catastrophic earthquake.
(A)extremely
(B)gradually
(C)barely
(D)deadly
20. The mayor determined to build a [ ] city. By then, users can get access to the Internet at any time and any place in the city.
(A)commuter
(B)digital
(C)electric
(D)remote
21. People who feel they must have the best of everything are rarely [ ]. It’s better to have more realistic ideas about what is important in life.
(A)concerned
(B)conceited
(C)content
(D)concrete
22. He was an [ ] player until 20 when he turned professional.
(A)efficient
(B)adequate
(C)amateur
(D)elementary
23. Many companies [ ] e-mails sent out by their employees. Is it OK for employers to check on their employees like this?
(A)sponsor
(B)monitor
(C)supervise
(D)advise
24. The [ ] from the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro is amazing.
(A)look
(B)view
(C)gaze
(D)vision
25. Most of the people in my office want to stay [ ], so they exercise regularly.
(A)in love
(B)in hope
(C)in mind
(D)in shape
26. When we receive text messages of promotions from a company, we must be ____ of possible false advertisement out of which the company wants to make profit.
(A)worried
(B)suspicious
(C)reluctant
(D)effective
27. The job of a dentist [ ] a lot of patience.
(A)fills with
(B)calls for
(C)fills in
(D)calls out
28. You must keep [ ] whatever your boss tells you to do, or you may be fired.
(A)in mind
(B)in reality
(C)in contact
(D)in hand
29. I don’t know [ ]of the people in this room. Can you introduce each of them to me?
(A)any
(B)one
(C)every
(D)much
30. ____ in 1952, the MIT Sloan School of Management is one of the world’s most prestigious business school.
(A)Founding
(B)Founded
(C)To found
(D)To find
31. 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.
32. That old man has no family, so he sometimes gets very, very [ ].
(A)friendly
(B)natural
(C)comfortable
(D)lonely
33. The western coalition is trying to [ ] Libya’s air-defense system to protect civilians and help rebel forces.
(A)knock out
(B)knock up
(C)knock back
(D)knock around
34. If you want to be promoted at work, you need to work [ ].
(A)as hard as possible
(B)as possible as hard
(C)as you possible can
(D)as you can possible
35. The patient appreciated [ ] breakfast in bed when she wasn’t feeling well.
(A)serving
(B)being served
(C)having been serving
(D)having served
36. As [ ] as it had started, the rain stopped and the sun came out from the blue sky.
(A)patiently
(B)relatively
(C)possibly
(D)suddenly
37. A: Excuse me. I lost my cell phone on the MRT train. B: [ ] A: I lost my cell phone on the MRT train. Can you help me find it?
(A)You can say that again.
(B)I am very sorry to hear that.
(C)I beg your pardon.
(D)I’ll check it for you.
38. Old soldiers never die; they only __.
(A)bring about
(B)fade away
(C)cover for
(D)give off
39. The exterior of Tina's apartment has an exceptionally large [ ].
(A)essay
(B)cottage
(C)balcony
(D)hobby
40. 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
41. I __ know him. I have talked to him no more than three times.
(A)barely
(B)maybe
(C)neither
(D)somehow
42. [ ] you encounter any problems regarding the new system, please notify the tech support ASAP.
(A)Might
(B)Would
(C)Should
(D)Could
43. 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
44. I didn’t go to Taipei last week; I wish I [ ] there.
(A)was
(B)had been
(C)were
(D)should be
45. We don’t need to __ what the future will hold; just focus on the present task.
(A)delay
(B)guide
(C)predict
(D)review
46. She looked immensely [ ] when she learned that her son had survived the crash.
(A)relieved
(B)dedicated
(C)upset
(D)indignant
47. Working at your computer for a long time can [ ] pain in your wrists.
(A)avoid
(B)cause
(C)improve
(D)solve
48. 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.
49. Do you have [ ] for one thousand dollars?
(A)change
(B)a change
(C)changes
(D)some changes
50. 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