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1. 《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.
2. This machine is [ ]. All you have to do is turn it on and it will operate by itself.
(A)complicated
(B)familiar
(C)automatic
(D)polite
3. He can type very fast. He [ ] type 80 words a minute.
(A)is able to
(B)is about to
(C)looks up to
(D)look forward to
4. A: What’s for dinner? B: How about some sushi? A: [ ] I prefer a hot bowl of noodles to a cold dish. B: I see. Let’s have our dinner at the noodles stand across the street.
(A)I don’t like it.
(B)It’s too hot here.
(C)What a good idea.
(D)That’s my favorite.
5. 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
6. Old soldiers never die; they only [ ].
(A)bring about
(B)fade away
(C)cover for
(D)give off
7. He decided to continue the exhausting training for the Olympics, __ his physical condition was poor.
(A)as if
(B)even though
(C)regardless of
(D)in spite of
8. In the face of energy crisis, scientists worldwide are now exploring [ ] energy to replace fossil fuels.
(A)alleviating
(B)alternative
(C)allergic
(D)altitudinal
9. Historical insights serve to clarify and [ ] the critical activity of a period.
(A)illustrious
(B)obscure
(C)illuminate
(D)lugubrious
10. 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
11. 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
12. After she had the cosmetic surgery, the doctor reminded her to avoid any [ ] to the sun.
(A)devotion
(B)exposure
(C)reaction
(D)sensation
13. She looked immensely [ ] when she learned that her son had survived the crash.
(A)relieved
(B)dedicated
(C)upset
(D)indignant
14. Do you have [ ] for one thousand dollars?
(A)change
(B)a change
(C)changes
(D)some changes
15. Let’s __ jump to the conclusion, okay?
(A)not to
(B)don’t
(C)not
(D)no
16. Please do not hesitate [ ] me if you have any questions.
(A)to contact
(B)to contact with
(C)contacting
(D)contacting with
17. 《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.
18. I saw Mary a week ago. She said she [ ] me the next day, but she didn’t.
(A)would call
(B)had called
(C)will call
(D)was calling
19. I have fallen in love with a girl [ ] father is a famous writer.
(A)her
(B)that
(C)who’s
(D)whose
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. 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
22. [ ] the cockroach when she screamed and stomped her feet furiously.
(A)No sooner had Jenny seen
(B)As soon as Jenny saw
(C)On Jenny’s seeing
(D)Jenny had hardly seen
23. [ ], I continued working until late last night.
(A)Although I was tired
(B)But I was tired
(C)However, I was tired
(D)Moreover, I was tired
24. The social welfare system [ ] provide the underprivileged people with sufficient support.
(A)had better to
(B)would rather to
(C)ought to
(D)due to
25. The window [ ] by my little brother yesterday.
(A)broke
(B)has broken
(C)was breaking
(D)was broken
26. The book costs NT$1,200, [ ] of packing and delivery.
(A)responsive
(B)comprehensive
(C)inclusive
(D)aggressive
27. After [ ] his homework, he decides to go out for a break.
(A)finish
(B)to finish
(C)finished
(D)finishing
28. In the box [ ] some photos that I took when I was on the trip.
(A)is
(B)laid
(C)are
(D)puts
29. 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
30. 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
31. I was [ ] about Mary so I watched her closely.
(A)interesting
(B)strange
(C)curious
(D)kind
32. My son is [ ] of the dark, so he never walks out of the house after sunset.
(A)angry
(B)afraid
(C)proud
(D)worried
33. It didn’t take us long to get here because there [ ] traffic.
(A)was few
(B)was little
(C)had few
(D)had little
34. 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
35. It is true that the surroundings will [ ] one’s work and studies.
(A)effect
(B)affect
(C)attend
(D)compromise
36. Volcanic [ ] grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
37. A:What should we do now? B: [ ]
(A)It’s been my pleasure.
(B)That’s no problem.
(C)Can we negotiate with L/I?
(D)I think you should contact your buyer to find out when he effected the payment.
38. The president of the United States can only serve two [ ] of four years each.
(A)semesters
(B)decades
(C)periods
(D)terms
39. A: Can you pass the test? B: [ ] A: Good for you. I’m very likely to fail.
(A)No way.
(B)I think so.
(C)Not really.
(D)I’m not sure.
40. Where did you have your hair [ ]?
(A)done
(B)do
(C)been done
(D)to do
41. 《John》: How often do you exercise? 《Amy》: [ ] 《John》: That’s great. No wonder you keep in good shape.
(A)I go jogging every morning.
(B)I do many kinds of exercises.
(C)I eat out almost every day.
(D)I always go shopping during the weekends.
42. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday the United States and China can help pull the world out of economic [ ] by working together.
(A)culture
(B)crisis
(C)circuit
(D)customs
43. The National Palace Museum will continue to cooperate with Beijing's Palace Museum [ ] will not loan artifacts to China.
(A)and
(B)so
(C)while
(D)but
44. The approaching typhoon forced the organizer the game.
(A)to cancel
(B)cancelling
(C)cancel
(D)cancelled
45. Steve was [ ] with joy when he found he had won the first prize in the lottery.
(A)established
(B)overwhelmed
(C)equipped
(D)suspended
46. 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
47. The snow [ ] on the roads makes driving an extreme hazard for people rushing to work in the morning.
(A)accumulation
(B)attribution
(C)attachment
(D)accomplishment
48. 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
49. For the sake of health, many people have dramatically reduced the amount of red meat they [ ].
(A)consume
(B)consult
(C)constitute
(D)construct
50. A:I’d like to know whether foreign banks earn less profit when they deal with small firms instead of large conglomerates. B:[ ] They earn more. A friend of mine told me so.
(A)Be my guest.
(B)You can say that again.
(C)On the contrary.
(D)Not many.