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1. Professor Lin does [ ] not late assignments. Students have to hand them in on time.
(A)bring
(B)have
(C)keep
(D)accept
2. 《Ken》: Taxi! 《Driver》: Where would you like to go, sir? 《Ken》: [ ]
(A)It starts to rain.
(B)I’m going to Taipei by train.
(C)Take me to Taipei Train Station.
(D)I’m carrying a bag with me.
3. There is a risk that the longer people put off their work, __ it will eventually get done.
(A)the harder
(B)the more hardly
(C)the better
(D)the more people
4. You should never speak [ ] anger to a small child.
(A)on
(B)in
(C)at
(D)for
5. I usually buy daily necessities in the same grocery store. The clerks know me because I'm a regular [ ].
(A)patient
(B)owner
(C)customer
(D)entertainer
6. The supervisor was so [ ] of the new idea that his staff proposed that it was never put into real practice.
(A)unacceptable
(B)hypothetical
(C)supportive
(D)skeptical
7. A:Hey, Paul. I see you walking lame all the way. [ ]? B:Nothing. I just sprained my ankle while playing basketball the day before yesterday.
(A)Why not take a stick
(B)Are you on your last legs
(C)What’s the matter with your legs
(D)Did you stretch your legs
8. Old soldiers never die; they only [ ].
(A)bring about
(B)fade away
(C)cover for
(D)give off
9. Jim is very [ ] and dynamic; he enjoys physical activities and you can seldom see him stay still for more than ten minutes.
(A)pleased
(B)energetic
(C)sensitive
(D)inactive
10. We still have [ ] time, so you don’t need to hurry.
(A)a lot
(B)a few
(C)some
(D)many
11. At first I didn’t find her annoying, but after a while her behavior began to [ ] me.
(A)replace
(B)irritate
(C)confirm
(D)oppose
12. The audience enthusiastically [ ] the pianist on her amazing performance.
(A)complimented
(B)complemented
(C)completed
(D)comprised
13. Oscar doesn’t like to watch baseball games. [ ] does his twin brother.
(A)Neither
(B)So
(C)Not
(D)Also
14. We still haven't got used to [ ] in the hot and humid city after these many years.
(A)live
(B)living
(C)be living
(D)having lived
15. All of [ ] have joined the on-the-job training.
(A)our
(B)ours
(C)us
(D)we
16. It is a [ ] of law to ride a motorcycle without wearing a helmet.
(A)suggestion
(B)regulation
(C)politician
(D)violation
17. Volcanic [ ] grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
18. A: Do you mind if I invite Kevin to our party? B: [ ]
(A)Yes, he is a party guy.
(B)Of course not, he is funny.
(C)Not at all, he bores me all the time.
(D)Why me? I don’t know where he is.
19. 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
20. 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
21. This coffee shop is famous because it sells numerous varieties of coffee beans [ ] from around the world.
(A)departed
(B)imported
(C)prevented
(D)suffered
22. You are the leader of this team; therefore, you need to listen to your members’ ideas and write down [ ] points for later discussion.
(A)superficial
(B)pertinent
(C)reliable
(D)mysterious
23. 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
24. Most of the were satisfied with the annual bonus the company gave based on their job performance.
(A)antiques
(B)customers
(C)employees
(D)custodians
25. 《Judy》:I am going to take the driving test tomorrow, and I am feeling so nervous. 《Joan》: Take it easy! I will [ ]. 《Judy》: Thanks. I hope that I can get my driver’s license as soon as possible.
(A)search high and low for it
(B)keep my fingers crossed for you
(C)make it up
(D)be on the safe side
26. He is a very conscientious professor. Never [ ] he let his students leave his classes earlier.
(A)is
(B)ever
(C)less
(D)will
27. Tom comes from a wealthy family, but John does not. In spite of their different [ ], they have become best friends.
(A)backgrounds
(B)interests
(C)personalities
(D)habits
28. 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.
29. Many ads use our __—like fear or love—to persuade us that we need the product.
(A)oppositions
(B)decisions
(C)addictions
(D)emotions
30. Peggy has a big advantage [ ] most girls when it comes to basketball because she’s so tall.
(A)of
(B)above
(C)with
(D)over
31. I think I should be going now. I’ve got to [ ] my son at the school in ten minutes.
(A)give up
(B)pick up
(C)put off
(D)figure out
32. The annual charity fundraising event is ____ by several financial institutions in Taiwan.
(A)isolated
(B)prohibited
(C)sponsored
(D)consumed
33. [ ] the lobbying groups been backing up the new protocol, but several industry labor unions are now voicing their stern support for it.
(A)Not until there have
(B)There have never
(C)Not only have
(D)If they could have
34. Neither the teacher nor his students [ ] in the classroom last night.
(A)was
(B)have been
(C)were
(D)will be
35. I'd [ ] go to the zoo [ ] visit the museum.
(A)prefer...to
(B)rather...to
(C)prefer...than
(D)rather...than
36. The freeway is now __ to motorists after it was blocked off by a huge landslide yesterday.
(A)inconceivable
(B)incredible
(C)inaccessible
(D)irresistible
37. Imagine [ ] an extra day off this weekend. That would be great.
(A)have
(B)having
(C)had
(D)have had
38. Tim [ ] down 12 cans of beer in 10 minutes and didn't show any sign of being drunk.
(A)broke
(B)drizzled
(C)gulped
(D)sipped
39. 《Customer》: I’m looking for a portable CD player. 《Salesgirl》: [ ]《Customer》: Hmm. Do you have something a little less expensive?
(A)Yes, madam. Our CD players are locally manufactured.
(B)Well, that depends. Some are expensive.
(C)How much do you have?
(D)Well, this one is good value. It costs NT$6,500.
40. 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
41. If you [ ] that HBO movie last night, you wouldn’t be so drowsy now.
(A)hadn’t watched
(B)didn’t watch
(C)haven’t watched
(D)wouldn’t have watched
42. A:Jenny seems to be angry at me, and I don’t know why. B: I know. She is unhappy because you said she looked old in her new dress. A:But I was just joking! B: She didn’t take it lightly. She felt hurt. A: Well, I guess you’re right. [ ]
(A)I just can’t take jokes.
(B)I don’t have to say sorry.
(C)It wasn’t really my fault.
(D)I shouldn’t have said that.
43. Tom is very [ ] and helpful, and it has been nice having him in class.
(A)harmful
(B)energetic
(C)stormy
(D)upset
44. The food critic was famous for [ ] chefs that didn't give him complimentary dinner.
(A)insult
(B)to insult
(C)his insulting
(D)insulting
45. The [ ] of calcium may cause osteoporosis, and the patients may get bone fractures easily.
(A)frequency
(B)proficiency
(C)deficiency
(D)adequacy
46. 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.
47. He bought a car right after he obtained a driver's [ ].
(A)injection
(B)license
(C)glimpse
(D)nutrition
48. A:Hi, John. How’re you doing today? B: [ ]
(A)I’m riding a bike.
(B)How do you do?
(C)Fine. And you?
(D)What can I do for you?
49. [ ] are small stores that sell fashionable clothes, shoes, jewelry, etc.
(A)Boutiques
(B)Antiques
(C)Souvenirs
(D)Consumers
50. All branch stores are required to fill out the [ ] report to check if there is enough merchandise on shelf and in stock.
(A)finance
(B)inquiry
(C)customs
(D)inventory