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1. After many years of moving, Daniel finally found a [____] home in the Dublin suburbs.
(A)permanent
(B)fragile
(C)mutual
(D)drastic
2. Taipei offers cheap and efficient public [____], e.g., its MRT and bus systems.
(A)traffic
(B)transportation
(C)vehicles
(D)supplies
3. Before you fly, please be sure to read the list of items [____] from being carried onto the plane. You must not bring any of these items to the security checkpoints.
(A)protected
(B)prohibited
(C)prescribed
(D)prosecuted
4. A: How did you like the trip to Penghu? B: [____]A: Oh, that’s too bad.
(A)I enjoyed every moment of it.
(B)Nothing could be better.
(C)I wish you could be with me.
(D)I felt seasick most of the time.
5. When he thinks, he likes to [____] his face with two hands, so no one can see his facial expression.
(A)cover
(B)dish
(C)slap
(D)paint
6. The [____] has finally burst in the housing industry, so some people have to sell their houses at very low prices.
(A)bubble
(B)gallon
(C)hammer
(D)kitten
7. We [____] the fine weather to go fishing.
(A)advantage
(B)take advantage
(C)take advantage of
(D)take advantage for
8. In the movie, all the stuffed animals came [____].
(A)live
(B)lives
(C)alive
(D)alives
9. It’s been cold lately. So I try to [____] taking a shower every day.
(A)avoid
(B)hurry
(C)travel
(D)weaken
10. Expo 2010 [____] in Shanghai, China from May 1 to October 31, 2010.
(A)will hold
(B)will be holding
(C)will be held
(D)is holding
11. Who [____] you at the restaurant last week?
(A)is going to meet
(B)are meeting
(C)met
(D)did meet
12. The newly built gym has [____] equipments with qualified trainers to provide personal services.
(A)the much latter
(B)the updating
(C)the most used
(D)the latest
13. A(n) [____] number of volunteers showed up in the press conference.
(A)surprisingly
(B)interested
(C)surprising
(D)unexpectedly
14. The [____] consists of the usual march-past by the military and some interesting displays by the marching girls, martial arts clubs and dragon dancers.
(A)performance
(B)parade
(C)paradise
(D)paradigm
15. A: I plan to take a three-day trip to Kenting. [____] B: It's been raining cats and dogs these days.
(A)How is the weather there?
(B)How many people are there?
(C)Do you want to go with me?
(D)I am so tired.
16. Many people stood in long lines to see the _____ of stamps at the museum.
(A)exhibition
(B)social
(C)orange
(D)lagoon
17. Our restaurant offers an [____] international array of fine dishes and treats.
(A)extensive
(B)obedient
(C)defensive
(D)intolerant
18. I am sure I had made quite a good [____] on the personnel manager in the interview because I got the job.
(A)interpretation
(B)expression
(C)transition
(D)impression
19. They must be [____]. They keep on yawning without a stop.
(A)formal
(B)moral
(C)patient
(D)sleepy
20. The danger of heart disease is a family affair. Women whose husbands suffer a heart attack often [____] to share many of their husbands’ cardiovascular risk factors.
(A)turn out
(B)make sense
(C)lose out
(D)take pains
21. We eat [____] live, not live to eat.
(A)in order that
(B)not to as
(C)so as to
(D)so that
22. There is _____ that Jenny is a smart student.
(A)not deny
(B)denied
(C)undenial
(D)no denying
23. The movie is _____ the novel by Joseph O’Neill.
(A)basic
(B)based on
(C)basing
(D)on the base of
24. Mary’s watch is as expensive as her husband’s. Her father’s watch is [____] theirs.
(A)as much as twice
(B)twice more
(C)twice as much as
(D)as twice more
25. Wild Wadi Water Park is an [____] playground for both adults and children in the summer.
(A)idea
(B)idle
(C)ideal
(D)idol
26. A:“Here we are. I want to show you the living room. Do you like it?”B:[____]
(A)No, I don’t. Please be honest.
(B)Yes, I do. It’s lovely.
(C)Oh. Please be more specific.
(D)No, I have to go.
27. The news was [____] good [____] true.
(A)to.....is
(B)two.....to be
(C)too.....to be
(D)so.....that is
28. As introductory English now begins in elementary, rather than secondary school, and classes have begun to focus more on the spoken language, travelers to Taiwan can [____] without having to attempt any Mandarin or Taiwanese.
(A)take in
(B)stop off
(C)get by
(D)pass along
29. During the one-month trial period, customers are under no _____ to sign any contracts.
(A)pledge
(B)promise
(C)obligation
(D)engagement
30. You will be [____] for littering in public places.
(A)fined
(B)found
(C)founded
(D)funded
31. Although the leader sometimes tends to [____] the situation, the team works well together.
(A)dominate
(B)combine
(C)invest
(D)accumulate
32. You are not [____] to understand the current situation.
(A)enough old
(B)old enough
(C)oldest
(D)look old
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. [_____] by the terrible scene, she couldn’t move at all.
(A)Interviewing
(B)Shocked
(C)Satisfied
(D)Enough
35. The students were completely [____] about their graduation trip because the school wanted it to be a surprise.
(A)under the ground
(B)in the dark
(C)off the hook
(D)against the grain
36. To say is one thing, but to do is [____].
(A)another
(B)other
(C)others
(D)one another
37. It is said that there are only a few lucky days [____] for getting married in 2010.
(A)elated
(B)available
(C)elected
(D)resentful
38. No one [____] the earthquake. All the villagers were killed in this unexpected accident.
(A)rejected
(B)predicted
(C)survived
(D)neglected
39. Every staff member in the post office must know that a good service [____] toward customers is important.
(A)altitude
(B)substitute
(C)attitude
(D)institute
40. Although the farmers had to work in the mud, they were all pleased, [____] the rain had come in the nick of time.
(A)saying
(B)say
(C)said
(D)to say
41. The corporation began sponsoring charity events so that its public image [____].
(A)would be enhanced
(B)has been enhancing
(C)had to enhance
(D)could enhance
42. As he had grown up in the country, he was not [____] to the fast pace of the city life when he first moved to Taipei.
(A)accustomed
(B)addicted
(C)amiable
(D)ambitious
43. Sexual [____] is regarded as a serious violation of women’s rights.
(A)difference
(B)allure
(C)harassment
(D)flirtation
44. These magnificent buildings date back to the period of Japanese_____.
(A)occupation
(B)holding
(C)reception
(D)relation
45. All his family members attended the [____] because they wanted to congratulate him on obtaining a college diploma in person.
(A)commencement
(B)cremation
(C)inauguration
(D)matrimony
46. You shouldn’t [____] your parents’ love [____]; instead, you should cherish and reward it.
(A)put…into consideration
(B)take…for granted
(C)bear…in mind
(D)know…by sight
47. The company [____] a 46% rise in earnings per share in the final quarter of 2007.
(A)reported
(B)released
(C)reordered
(D)relieved
48. Can you remind me _____ Ann tomorrow?
(A)to call
(B)calling
(C)to be calling
(D)being calling
49. Although the Enlightenment may have overestimated the power of reason to guide human conduct, it nevertheless opened to men and women a more humane view of their fellow passengers.
(A)Although the Enlightenment failed to guide human conduct with reasoning, it has helped them understand the meaning of life.
(B)The Enlightenment advocates its main tenet in guiding human behaviors with a more humane view of their fellow passengers.
(C)The Enlightenment may not make human beings more rational, but it has brought them a more humane view of their fellowmen.
(D)Both humanity and reasoning power are the fundamental doctrines of the Enlightenment although reasoning has lost its function.
50. Bad habits usually result [____] bad health. Thus if you want to be in a good shape, you need to get rid of some habits.
(A)by
(B)from
(C)in
(D)to