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1. Volcanic __ grounded thousands of passengers and fliers across Europe last year.
(A)devotion
(B)eruption
(C)option
(D)corruption
2. A:Did the committee members ask you many questions in your thesis defense? B: [ ]. I am not optimistic about the result of the defense.
(A)No, they were easy to answer
(B)Yes, and some of the questions were difficult to answer
(C)No, they were very friendly
(D)Yes, and I liked their questions
3. He is a very conscientious professor. Never [ ] he let his students leave his classes earlier.
(A)is
(B)ever
(C)less
(D)will
4. Jenny was brought up in a poor family. She had to [ ] her free time to baby-sit her neighbor’s 2-year-old boy to pay for her high school education.
(A)collect
(B)sacrifice
(C)limit
(D)deliver
5. The president’s reckless actions have [ ] his country into a disaster.
(A)resumed
(B)plunged
(C)persuaded
(D)restored
6. It’s a pity that I failed again. If I had read the book carefully, the test.
(A)I shall pass
(B)I should be passed
(C)I would have passed
(D)I would not have passed
7. Sara felt [ ] tired [ ] exercise yesterday.
(A)too...to
(B)as...as
(C)either...or
(D)more...than
8. 《Tom》:I’m going to take a singing class. Do you want to take it with me? 《Penny》: [ ]《Tom》: Really? Sing a song for me now.
(A)A dancing class? That’s great!
(B)I don’t need a class. I can sing very well already.
(C) I have a headache.
(D)It sounds interesting.
9. 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
10. A: What does 420 [ ] 100 equal? B: It equals 320.
(A)plus
(B)times
(C)divide
(D)minus
11. 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
12. The air traffic controller informs the pilot how far [ ] from the touchdown point.
(A)the plane
(B)plane is
(C)is the plane
(D)the plane is
13. Many buildings in Taiwan, including the Taipei 101 Tower, [ ] all non-essential lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. yesterday to mark the worldwide “Earth Hour” event.
(A)turned on
(B)turned off
(C)turned out
(D)turned over
14. You could not [ ] all of your readings the night before the exam. You had better start to prepare for the test at least a week earlier.
(A)jam
(B)squeeze
(C)place
(D)cram
15. In my [ ], students shouldn’t spend too much time chatting on the Internet.
(A)energy
(B)opinion
(C)habit
(D)description
16. 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
17. 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
18. After the car accident, I kept __ that things will get better.
(A)pray
(B)praying
(C)to pray
(D)prayer
19. 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
20. I sent an email to the CEO of this company last week but have not received any [ ] yet.
(A)refill
(B)request
(C)response
(D)recall
21. 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
22. The escaping criminal [ ] himself as an old security guard, so the police failed to recognize him at first sight.
(A)fed
(B)disguised
(C)switched
(D)advanced
23. I might have the chance to visit the theater [ ] person.
(A)to
(B)in
(C)of
(D)at
24. All of [ ] have joined the on-the-job training.
(A)our
(B)ours
(C)us
(D)we
25. 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
26. Tammy receives no payment because she is a [ ] worker in the hospital. She works there just because she enjoys helping people.
(A)skeptical
(B)permanent
(C)volunteer
(D)mandatory
27. We have to admit that everyone of us is more or less __ to some sort of superstition.
(A)subject
(B)inject
(C)abject
(D)project
28. Snow [ ] more solar radiation than liquid water. Therefore, don’t forget to protect your eyes when you go skiing.
(A)reflects
(B)remarks
(C)resembles
(D)restores
29. I am looking forward to [ ] from you at your earliest convenience.
(A)hearing
(B)hear
(C)heard
(D)have heard
30. Please fill out the paperwork before [ ] in line.
(A)be
(B)wait
(C)getting
(D)to stand
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. I [ ] out a document when my boss walked into the office.
(A)have been printed
(B)was printing
(C)printed
(D)had been printing
33. I remember you. You [ ] to go to school here.
(A)used
(B)were using
(C)were used
(D)use
34. 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
35. Many companies [ ] e-mails sent out by their employees. Is it OK for employers to check on their employees like this?
(A)sponsor
(B)monitor
(C)supervise
(D)advise
36. 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
37. A harmful chemical has been found in US beef products, so many [ ] choose to buy local beef instead.
(A)containers
(B)computers
(C)consumers
(D)commuters
38. This book offers a guide to hotels in Tokyo. The author made a report on every single hotel there.
(A)comprehensive
(B)revolutionary
(C)philosophical
(D)superstitious
39. Paul was charged with [ ] driving after he was arrested for running over an old man.
(A)reckless
(B)relaxed
(C)safe
(D)solemn
40. Shelly prefers red roses [ ] yellow ones.
(A)to
(B)than
(C)for
(D)on
41. Cheating in exams is a serious [ ] of the school regulations.
(A)crime
(B)violation
(C)destruction
(D)rejection
42. It was really a [ ] for the little boy to survive the air crash.
(A)institute
(B)virtue
(C)miracle
(D)magnitude
43. In this age of globalization, when people have more chances to travel, it is a great [ ] to speak more than one language.
(A)penalty
(B)heritage
(C)prejudice
(D)advantage
44. A restaurant manager should know how to deal with [ ] from customers who are not satisfied with the food or the service.
(A)praises
(B)complaints
(C)responsibility
(D)performance
45. I can’t ride my bicycle [ ] there isn’t any air in one of the tires.
(A)despite
(B)although
(C)because
(D)unless
46. [ ], I didn’t like Susie, but then I found she was a nice girl. Now we’re good friends.
(A)At best
(B)At last
(C)At first
(D)At least
47. This contract is __ approval by both parties involved.
(A)consistent with
(B)put away
(C)subject to
(D)rid of
48. The search engine gives the user easy [ ] to the required information.
(A)accuse
(B)acceptance
(C)access
(D)accent
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. A: Is the treasurer in his office every day? B:Oh yes. [ ] he must sign all checks, he must be here all the time.
(A)Even
(B)Since
(C)Whether
(D)Although