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1. Mr. Johnson rarely gets upset in the office, ?
(A)does he
(B)doesn’t he
(C)will he
(D)won’t he
2. A 5-year-old child was lost in the [ ]. The forest made it hard to trace him down.
(A)jungle
(B)litter
(C)panic
(D)regret
3. You can’t master English overnight! Remember that speaking it well [ ] a lot of practice.
(A)take
(B)takes
(C)taking
(D)to take
4. [ ] the doctor’s warning, he still worked overtime to earn a living.
(A)While
(B)Though
(C)In spite of
(D)As for
5. Las Vegas is a tourist [ ]. It's a must-go place for visitors who go to the U.S. for vacation.
(A)attraction
(B)surrender
(C)tolerance
(D)recruitment
6. I [ ] out a document when my boss walked into the office.
(A)have been printed
(B)was printing
(C)printed
(D)had been printing
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. The interviewers were all very [ ] with the answers the job applicant gave.
(A)impressive
(B)impressionable
(C)impression
(D)impressed
9. Foreign-trained employees have to [ ] their learned skill-sets to the local market.
(A)create
(B)adapt
(C)regulate
(D)compare
10. 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
11. I have to study for my math exam. I don’t want any [ ]. Please do not talk to me or play loud music.
(A)negotiations
(B)restrictions
(C)observations
(D)disturbance
12. A:May I ask what kind of work you are doing? B:I am working for the auditing department of the City Government. A: [ ] B:Yes, she works as a high-school teacher.
(A)Is your wife working as an auditor, too?
(B)What does your wife do?
(C)Does your wife work, too?
(D)Is your wife working for the City Government, too?
13. Any revision of the law should be [ ] with the overall goal of the government's policy. The priority should be placed on the welfare of the citizens.
(A)sensible
(B)consonant
(C)significant
(D)remarkable
14. A:Good afternoon, Great Western Restaurant. This is Steven. How may I help you? B: I would like to make a reservation. A: Certainly, Madam. For what [ ]? B: September 8th.
(A)date
(B)day
(C)month
(D)week
15. 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
16. 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
17. [ ] the development of human civilization, it is plain to see that human beings are easily corrupted by power.
(A)Give
(B)Giving
(C)Given
(D)To give
18. It is often said that prevention is better than cure, so why not take some __ in advance?
(A)proportions
(B)professions
(C)presumptions
(D)precautions
19. I like to [ ] time [ ] my family.
(A)have...at
(B)have...to
(C)spend...with
(D)spend...for
20. The deadline is Friday, so we had better [ ] the report as soon as possible.
(A)hand in
(B)put out
(C)drop by
(D)look up
21. 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.
22. We can always work toward improving our self-control, and, [ ], we can help others do the same.
(A)that is
(B)by contrast
(C)instead
(D)more importantly
23. Do you think it good for students to be absolutely [ ] without making any objections in any case?
(A)innocent
(B)industrious
(C)obedient
(D)sincere
24. Could you please tell me [ ]?
(A)where the concert will take place
(B)when was soccer first played
(C)why are otters suitable to live in the water
(D)what can I do to help conserve water
25. A lot of debris [ ] at the site of explosion for quite a while.
(A)was left
(B)were left
(C)have been left
(D)has been left
26. Steve Jobs’ ____ mastery of technological innovations and aesthetics successfully transformed the landscape of consumer electronics industry.
(A)aggravated
(B)unrivaled
(C)disclosed
(D)segmented
27. The job of a dentist [ ] a lot of patience.
(A)fills with
(B)calls for
(C)fills in
(D)calls out
28. Not until Toyota debuted the model Prius in the late 1990s [ ] the technology of hybrid engine.
(A)the auto industry introduced
(B)did the auto industry introduce
(C)the auto industry introducing
(D)does the auto industry introduce
29. My brother is very [ ]; he won’t give up easily.
(A)persistent
(B)comparative
(C)conscious
(D)obscure
30. You like this movie, and [ ].
(A)so do I
(B)so am I
(C)neither do I
(D)neither am I
31. Hotel guests who [ ] checking out after 1:00 P.M. should contact the front desk.
(A)are going
(B)were
(C)will
(D)will be
32. __ activity should be avoided after an operation.
(A)Conscientious
(B)Lengthy
(C)Strenuous
(D)Healthy
33. [ ] help us fly kites in spring and cool us in summer.
(A)Typhoons
(B)Storms
(C)Hurricanes
(D)Breezes
34. The secretary was [ ] for work because of the heavy traffic.
(A)late
(B)hired
(C)special
(D)quiet
35. Parents with [ ] daughters and sons can bring up the problems they had with their 13 to 18 year-old children at the meeting next week.
(A)teenage
(B)adult
(C)scarce
(D)proper
36. Where are you going? I’m going to the [ ].
(A)home
(B)story
(C)work
(D)supermarket
37. The government hopes that the charge for trash disposal can [ ] people from throwing away usable resources.
(A)interrupt
(B)persuade
(C)force
(D)discourage
38. The economy is in bad shape, one reason for which is the rising [ ] rate.
(A)recreation
(B)production
(C)unemployment
(D)enhancement
39. The luxury tax is set to [ ] on July 1, but it has already dampened enthusiasm in the real estate market.
(A)take control
(B)take cover
(C)take effect
(D)take charge
40. In the movie, all the stuffed animals came [ ].
(A)live
(B)lives
(C)alive
(D)alives
41. ____ for the sales in the first quarter may not necessarily be the final sales volume at the end of the quarter.
(A)Although it projects
(B)What is projected
(C)Projected
(D)Despite its projection
42. There are elegant shops on [ ] side of the street.
(A)any
(B)both
(C)either
(D)every
43. When there is no [ ], you had better compromise; otherwise, you might be caught at a deadlock.
(A)obstacle
(B)opponent
(C)alternative
(D)subordination
44. Modern people tend to value material enjoyment too much and ignore [ ] pursuit.
(A)spiritual
(B)feeble
(C)unilateral
(D)worldly
45. A lot of heavy smokers [ ] lung cancer every year.
(A)die of
(B)die out
(C)die with
(D)die off
46. ____ production lines is the prioritized agenda in manufacturing industries.
(A)Eradicating
(B)Penetrating
(C)Optimizing
(D)Curbing
47. The freeway is now __ to motorists after it was blocked off by a huge landslide yesterday.
(A)inconceivable
(B)incredible
(C)inaccessible
(D)irresistible
48. Many schools no longer ask students to wear [ ] nowadays.
(A)pants
(B)hostess
(C)uniforms
(D)erasers
49. A: [ ]. What’s been going on? B: What do you mean by that? A:Look. You quit smoking. You no longer drive to work; instead, you use public transportation. And you eat really healthy food. You are going “green.”
(A)You seem like a changed person
(B)You are in no way to turn over a new leaf
(C)We haven’t met for ages
(D)You should start to act your age
50. You should always [ ] your opinions politely.
(A)apply
(B)replace
(C)interest
(D)express