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1. Athletes always wear clothes made of [ ] materials, so they may stretch their bodies without difficulty.
(A)elastic
(B)plastic
(C)realistic
(D)electric
2. The suppliers will claim compensation if we partially ____ our contract with them.
(A)contaminate
(B)propagate
(C)delegate
(D)terminate
3. I have been taking the Yoga class [ ] I came to this school.
(A)when
(B)for
(C)since
(D)before
4. [ ] 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
5. 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
6. 《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.
7. 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
8. Many ads use our __—like fear or love—to persuade us that we need the product.
(A)oppositions
(B)decisions
(C)addictions
(D)emotions
9. The jury [ ] the prisoner guilty.
(A)found out
(B)uncovered
(C)looked out
(D)found
10. I just learned that Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark was the [ ] for the original Disneyland in L.A., California.
(A)organization
(B)substitution
(C)inspiration
(D)complication
11. After eleven o’clock in the evening, the bus is empty __ the driver and the conductor.
(A)besides
(B)except
(C)despite
(D)except for
12. In the movie, all the stuffed animals came [ ].
(A)live
(B)lives
(C)alive
(D)alives
13. A: Can you recommend to me an English tutor? B: Sure. Mr. Johnson is a very good one. A: Where does he live? B: [ ]
(A)Here's my card.
(B)He's my brother.
(C)Here's his address.
(D)He likes live colors.
14. We could have gone swimming if the weather [ ] warm and sunny.
(A)was
(B)were
(C)would be
(D)had been
15. The total number of the staff is [ ] larger in our company than that in yours.
(A)more
(B)very
(C)much
(D)most
16. 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
17. 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
18. I like all [ ] of music—pop music, country music, jazz and so on.
(A)kinds
(B)shapes
(C)chances
(D)examples
19. If the weather is good, we the company outing as scheduled.
(A)were to have
(B)haven’t had
(C)can have
(D)do have
20. This child has been [ ] by his parents for a long time because they have been too busy working.
(A)neglected
(B)developed
(C)grasped
(D)connected
21. 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
22. We [ ] tell John about the accident, shouldn’t we?
(A)might
(B)would
(C)could
(D)should
23. He didn’t want his wife to worry, so he was [ ] to tell her he didn’t feel well.
(A)retarded
(B)oppressed
(C)reluctant
(D)obstinate
24. 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
25. 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
26. [ ] are those who act in contradiction to their stated beliefs or feelings.
(A)Philanthropists
(B)Hypocrites
(C)Antagonists
(D)Notaries
27. [ ] production lines is the prioritized agenda in manufacturing industries.
(A)Eradicating
(B)Penetrating
(C)Optimizing
(D)Curbing
28. The [ ] of this button is to make sure we can stop the machine if things go wrong.
(A)function
(B)intention
(C)collection
(D)decision
29. Tom’s desk was so [ ] with papers that it was hard to find anything.
(A)cluttered
(B)muddled
(C)overrun
(D)burdened
30. High school students in Taiwan often [ ] that preparing for tests keeps them from having enough sleep.
(A)threaten
(B)remove
(C)complain
(D)connect
31. Peter always complains about the hot and [ ] weather in Taiwan. He misses the dry and cool seasons in Florida.
(A)humid
(B)moisture
(C)steam
(D)waterfall
32. This contract is [ ] approval by both parties involved.
(A)consistent with
(B)put away
(C)subject to
(D)rid of
33. No other girl in her class dances [ ] as she does.
(A)as beautiful
(B)more beautiful
(C)as beautifully
(D)more beautifully
34. Natural disasters, such as typhoons and [ ], kill lots of people each year.
(A)quakes
(B)divorces
(C)pollution
(D)landmarks
35. 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
36. What can you tell me about [ ] the subway in Tokyo?
(A)ride
(B)rode
(C)riding
(D)to ride
37. [ ] the family income, the Chang's could afford to buy a new car.
(A)Besides augments
(B)Having augmented
(C)Since augmenting
(D)Going to augment
38. It is hard for me to [ ] the smell of Chanel No. 5 perfume.
(A)assist
(B)insist
(C)persist
(D)resist
39. 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
40. [ ] the election is the question both political parties are asking.
(A)Candidate will win
(B)Whose will win the candidate
(C)Whose candidate will win
(D)Who’s candidate will win
41. Those angry peasants held a sit-in [ ] make their protests against the new policy.
(A)so as to
(B)with a view to
(C)according to
(D)owing to
42. You can never make him [ ] his mind.
(A)changes
(B)changing
(C)change
(D)changed
43. His corruption as a government employer has put a [ ] on his long-standing reputation.
(A)transit
(B)decay
(C)hymn
(D)stain
44. 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
45. George Washington [ ] his father’s cherry-tree.
(A)falled
(B)fell
(C)felled
(D)fallen
46. Not only the assistant managers but also the secretary [ ] that the company is failing.
(A)knows
(B)know
(C)knowing
(D)have known
47. 《Mary》: We were too late for the concert! 《Tom》: [ ] It wasn’t very good anyway.
(A)Better luck next time.
(B)Just as well.
(C)What a pity.
(D)You’re kidding me.
48. 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
49. [ ], I cannot agree with him on the matter.
(A)Much as I respect him
(B)As I respect him much
(C)More as I respect him
(D)As I respect him more
50. Robert can’t drive us to the airport. He has [ ] to take us all.
(A)a too small car
(B)too small a car
(C)very small a car
(D)such small a car