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1. The suppliers will claim compensation if we partially [ ] our contract with them.
(A)contaminate
(B)propagate
(C)delegate
(D)terminate
2. Having published many important papers, he enjoys a high [ ] as a scholar.
(A)deputation
(B)reputation
(C)temptation
(D)imputation
3. 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
4. Joy and happiness spread throughout the Middle East and North Africa, where people [ ] their own president in January 2011.
(A)integrated
(B)auctioned
(C)enforced
(D)overthrew
5. Old soldiers never die; they only [ ].
(A)bring about
(B)fade away
(C)cover for
(D)give off
6. The traffic accident took three lives, [ ] the truck driver.
(A)included
(B)including
(C)to include
(D)that included
7. Acid rain causes the ground to release [ ] substances; plants and trees are thus slowly poisoned.
(A)barren
(B)gross
(C)toxic
(D)weary
8. 《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.
9. [ ] you encounter any problems regarding the new system, please notify the tech support ASAP.
(A)Might
(B)Would
(C)Should
(D)Could
10. She can sing well and [ ]. That’s why her friends usually ask her to sing karaoke together.
(A)quietly
(B)fearfully
(C)colorfully
(D)beautifully
11. The [ ] earthquake has buried over 18,000 lives in southwestern China’s Sichuan province.
(A)disadvantage
(B)interesting
(C)devastating
(D)discard
12. The president’s reckless actions have [ ] his country into a disaster.
(A)resumed
(B)plunged
(C)persuaded
(D)restored
13. Most bookstores have a section for young readers, [ ] you’ll find books stacked on tables and shelves just like in the library.
(A)while
(B)which
(C)where
(D)what
14. Like [ ] other language skills, reading requires practice.
(A)the more
(B)the most
(C)most of the
(D)much of the
15. 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
16. 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
17. The cars are moving so slowly that I can [ ] them just by walking fast.
(A)keep up with
(B)look forward to
(C)give up to
(D)help on with
18. 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
19. The food critic was famous for [ ] chefs that didn't give him complimentary dinner.
(A)insult
(B)to insult
(C)his insulting
(D)insulting
20. She could not concentrate when phone calls or visitors kept interrupting her thoughts, so she took a [ ] walk along the river, thinking over her career plan.
(A)solitary
(B)skeptical
(C)definite
(D)discreet
21. Many college graduates fight their way into the renown and companies for better career advancement.
(A)prestigious
(B)preposterous
(C)provocative
(D)progressive
22. Mary likes her job, [ ]?
(A)doesn't Mary
(B)isn't Mary
(C)doesn't she
(D)isn't she
23. 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
24. A brand brings a set of __ in the mind of the consumer and one of these is the country of origin.
(A)sympathy
(B)superstition
(C)associations
(D)mockery
25. From a poor family, Joanna has never dreamed of studying abroad because she knows that it would [ ].
(A)cost a fortune
(B)lift a finger
(C)make a living
(D)take a stand
26. 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
27. A: Gee, your room is a mess. B: I have been preparing for an important exam these days. [ ]
(A)I’ll give you a call later.
(B)I’m afraid you are wrong.
(C)It’s kind of you to say that.
(D)I’ll clean up after I finish it.
28. In this course, the economic background of labor legislation will not be mentioned, [ ] be dealt with.
(A)neither trade unionism will
(B)not trade unionism will
(C)nor will trade unionism
(D)trade unionism will not
29. Employees are required to follow the standard operating procedures and to act [ ].
(A)according to
(B)in accordance with
(C)according
(D)accordingly
30. Imagine [ ] an extra day off this weekend. That would be great.
(A)have
(B)having
(C)had
(D)have had
31. The congressmen have reached a [ ] that smoking should be banned within thirty feet from the entrance of a building.
(A)consensus
(B)flexibility
(C)dispute
(D)subscription
32. The town [ ] great changes since I was here last time.
(A)has undergone
(B)undergoes
(C)was undergoing
(D)underwent
33. Athletes always wear clothes made of [ ] materials, so they may stretch their bodies without difficulty.
(A)elastic
(B)plastic
(C)realistic
(D)electric
34. A: Hey, do you have a minute? B: [ ]
(A)I’m running out of the time.
(B)I’m on the phone. What’s it?
(C)Sorry, I’ve left my watch home.
(D) No, I’m free this whole afternoon.
35. The Review Board could be considering ____ the grants given to several non-governmental organizations.
(A)to discontinue
(B)discontinuing
(C)to be discontinued
(D)discontinue
36. Jeff got a perfect score on the test; he [ ] diligently.
(A)must prepare
(B)must be prepared
(C)must have prepared
(D)must have been prepared
37. A:Anna? Anna Dickson? I thought it was you! B: [ ] A: Oh. I am so sorry. I must have missed her too much.
(A)What a surprise! I thought she lived in Brazil now.
(B)I’ve got a good idea. I saw her listed as a presenter for next week’s conference.
(C)I think you got me confused with someone else, my name is Ruby Shaw.
(D)I tell you what, you can talk to me about her.
38. Climbing unemployment rates and dropping job opportunities are huge [ ] to the new government.
(A)vendors
(B)outlets
(C)bargains
(D)challenges
39. You don't want to go to the party, [ ]? You look very sleepy.
(A)don't you
(B)do you
(C)will you
(D)won't you
40. He went for an ocean voyage and __ his health.
(A)let up
(B)lived up
(C)sticked to
(D)built up
41. If I were you, I would purchase more insurance, just for your own [ ].
(A)production
(B)perfection
(C)protection
(D)procession
42. [ ] the doctor’s warning, he still worked overtime to earn a living.
(A)While
(B)Though
(C)In spite of
(D)As for
43. Please do not [ ]. The waste bin is just around the corner.
(A)litter
(B)query
(C)smoke
(D)talk
44. Many families are struggling to [ ] during this recession.
(A)get up
(B)get by
(C)get out
(D)get away
45. When a big company goes out of business it is usually all [ ] the news.
(A)off
(B)over
(C)about
(D)around
46. The local farmers are looking to advanced agriculture as better protection from foreign __ after Taiwan joins the WTO.
(A)invention
(B)expedition
(C)frustration
(D)competition
47. The president’s speech about the investment [ ] my own feelings.
(A)echoed
(B)consumed
(C)blunted
(D)assembled
48. I didn’t believe [ ] Jeffrey said, [ ] annoyed him very much.
(A)what … which
(B)which … what
(C)that … how
(D)that… what
49. You should live within your income. Otherwise, you won’t be able to earn enough money to [ ].
(A)break the ice
(B)cut corners
(C)hunt for bargains
(D)make ends meet
50. [ ] help us fly kites in spring and cool us in summer.
(A)Typhoons
(B)Storms
(C)Hurricanes
(D)Breezes