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UNITTWOThepolicestillhadn'tenoughtoprovehimguiltysotheysethimfreeintheend.(32A#)A)conclusion B)approachC)sincerity D)evidenceThepresidentmadeaspeechattheopeningceremonyofthesportsmeeting,whichencouragedthesportsmengreatly.(32B#)A)vigorous B)tediousC)flat D)harshCarelessdriversaretomeetwithaccidents.(3-2A#)A)like B)liableC)feasible D)flexibleTheworkers'demandsare;theyareaskingforonlyasmallincreaseintheirwages.(32A#)A)particular B)moderateC)intermediate D)numerousThisdiseaseiscausedbya(n)ofvitaminC.(32A#)A)endurance B)formationC)denciency D)phenomenonThefirst,second,andthirdprizeswenttoJames,John,andTom.(3--2A#)A)respectably B)respectfullyC)respected D)respectivelyPowerinbusinessisderivedconfidence.(3-2A#)A)from B)inC)of D)byHisrelationshipwithSmithfourstages.(3―2B#)A)wentthrough B)went byC)wentover D)went outI'moldenoughnottoletmytroubleswithmywork.(3—2A#)A)trouble B)botherC)interfere D)disturbInBritainpeoplefourmilliontonsofpotatoeseveryyear.(3--2A#)A)swallow B)disposeC)consume D)exhaustThegovernmenttookovertherailways,hopingtoconfusionandinefficiency.(3--2A#)A)select B)adoptC)stem D)remedyAhealthylifeisfrequentlythoughttobewiththeopencountrysideandhomegrownfood.(32A#)A)tied B)boundC)involved D)associatedTherainwasheavyandthelandwasflooded.(32B#)A)consejuently B)continuouslyC)constantly D)consistentlyAfterrunningtothebusstop,hewasalmostoutof.(32A#)A)fatigue B)breathC)tie D)exhaustionThecourtconsidersafinancialtobeanappropriatewayofpunishinghim.(32B#)A)payment B)obligationC)option D)penaltyMealsalsohavetobesothattheywillhaveabeneficialeffectonthebody.(32A*)A)bound B)modifiedC)adopted D)derivedTheemploymentproblemtendstobeacity.(32A#)A)shortcomings B)efficiencyC)phenomenon D) interactionTheconsiderationsmentionedabovemaybeinafewwords.(3—2A#)A)resultedin B)ledtoC)summedup D)absorbedinManyEnglishwordsarefromFrenchandLatinwords.(3—2A#)A)obtained B)generatedC)stem D)derivedTheEuropeanUnioncountrieswereworriedthattheywouldnothavesuppliesofpetroleum.(3--2A#)A)proficient B)efficientC)potential D)sufficientNothavingagoodcommandofEnglishcanbeaseriouspreventingyoufromachievingyourgoals.(3—2B#)A)obstacle B)faultC)offense D)distressThisrangeofcomputersisveryfastbuttheirwillbeevenfaster.(3—2B#)A)concession B) depressionC)succession D) confessionAlthoughshewasdisappointedaboutnotgettingthejob,Janesoon.(32A#)A)tookin B)bouncedbackC)threwup D)checkedonTheireconomyhasexpandedenormouslyinthepastfiveyears,whereasours,,hasdeclined.(32B#)A)ingeneral B)incontrastC)incase D)inadditionThenewgenerationwouldbemoreintelligent,enjoybetterhealthandmoreenergy.(3・-2B*)A)reuse B) speculateC)possess D)implySuccessinoneareamadethemhaveconfidenceinotherchallenges.(3--2B#)A)tackling B)disposingC)dealing D) exhibitingThedoctorhavethecauseoftheillnessanunknownvirus.(3-2B#)A)contributed;to B)attributed;toC)concentrated;on D)resulted;inScientificdiscoveriesareoftenappliedindustrialproductionmethods.(3--2B#)A)for B)byC)to D)withSharepriceswerebyreportsofthepresident'srecovery.(3•2B#)A)neglected B) impliedC)boosted D)providedThisarticle,thoughveryusefulandinformative,ismuchtoofortheaveragereader.(32B#)A)logical B)academicC)primary D)beneficialUNITTHREEItissuggestedthatstudentsshouldtakeanactivepartinsocialeventsthoseeventdonotinterferewiththeirstudies.(3—3B#)A)lest B)thoughC)unless D)providedTherewasonceatowninthiscountrywherealllifeseemedtoliveinwithitssurroundings.(3—3B#)A)coincidence B)harmonyC)uniform D)allianceWhenwearetogetherthereisnocompetition;neitherofusfeelbetterthanortotheother.(3—3B#)A)interior B)internalC)inherit D)inferiorTheauthorintroducedanentirelydifferenttolanguageteaching.(33A#)A)approach B)admissionC)entrance D)accessProfessorWanghasbeenalotofpressureonmetochangemymind.(33B#)A)contributing B)exertingC)demonstrating D)toleratingAsallthemembersofthecommitteeexceptthechairmanwereinfavorofthesuggestion,hewasinaofone.(3-3A#)A)community B)societyC)majority D)minorityEducationshouldaimtochildren'smindtoitsutmostpotential.(3--3A*)A)cultivate B)calculateC)consult D)circulateThepresidentsaidhisgovernmenthadtherighttoacquireanyweaponsfromabroadtodefendthecountry.(33B#)A)extreme B) discardedC)sophisticated D)moralSomescientistsbelievethatlanguagehasagreatimpactpeople'sthinking.(33B*)A)to B)onC)of D)withInJapanthewesterndeadlineapproachissecondaryathoroughjob.(3—3B*)A)_to B)ofC)with D)byProfessorTaylor'stalkhasindicatedthatsciencehasaverystrongontheeverydaylifeofnon-scientistsaswellasscientists.(3--3B#)A)motivation B)perspectiveC)impression D)impactwouldn'tthinkittoaskhimtojointheclub hewillonlyrefuse.(3—3A#)A)worthwhile B)worthlessC)worth D)worthyThevalueoftheindustrialdroppedfromabout70billiondollarstoslightlymorethan31billion.(3—3A#)A)outcome B)outputC)outlook D)outsetHowever,weightisnotaninevitablepartofgettingolder.(3--3A*)A)obtaining B)gainingC)getting D)developingTheymustknowhowtomakeuseofandwhennecessarytodiscardtheoldrules.(3-3A*)A)conventional B)conditionalC)flexible D)feasibleOriginallytheplaywasforOctober2004,buthadtobecancelled.(3—3A#)A)convinced B)scheduledC)suspended D)enrolledOneofMagritte'spaintingsisofamanwithhishatinmid-airabovehishead.(3—3A#)A)prepared B) participatedC)operated D)suspendedTheproblemissodifficultthatwecannotitwithoutthehelpofourteacher.(3--3A#)A)work;out B)work;atC)operate;at D)agree;toTodaythemostdifficultandquestionsabouttheeconomiccrisisofthelate1990sconcernitsdeepercauses,bothdomesticandinternational.(3—3A#)A)preliminary B)controversialC)fruitful D)capableWehavetodoourtomaketheprocessassimplyaspossible.(33A#)A)utmost B)outsetC)outlook D)strainWehavetriedtomakethequestionssimplebutsothatitwon'ttakemanyminutestofillinbutyouranswerswillgiveusagoodideaofwhatiswantedandwhatisnot.(3—3A#)A)complicated B)comprehensiveC)controversial D)preliminaryThelordmayorhasafundforthevictimsofthedisaster.(3—3A*)A)setup B)setoutC)setaside D)setinThebuildingbecameafishmarket,acheaprestaurant,asmallhotelandfinallyasupermarket.(3—3B#)A)continuously B)continuallyC)successively D)fundamentallySheallheroldclotheswhenshemovedtoanewcity.(3―3B*)A)dismissed B) disposedC)discarded D) displacedFrommypointofviewthisapproachistothatone.(3-3B*)A)better B) worseC)superior D) bestUnlesstheygettherightapproachtheywould,andtheircompetitorsarealreadyyearsaheadofthem.(33B#)A)feelbehind B)feelthroughC)lagbehind D)lagthroughFinallythemurdercasewasdismissedtolackofevidence.(3-・•3B#)A)because B)asC)thereby D)owingIrealizedwhatIwasdoinganddecidedtohavethisproblem,andItraceditbacktowhenIwasinhospitalasachild.(3--3B*)A)different B)consultedC)reformed D) analysedThecoursewascancelledalthoughoverthestudents,.(3-3A*)A)arguments B)quarrelsC)protests D)conflictsHeldupinatrafficjam,wetheplannersfornothavingtheforesighttohavebuiltafive-lanemotorway.(33A#)A)strained B)attendedC)achieved D)cursedWithastandardbulb,only5%oftheelectricityistolight therestiswastedawayasheat.(3—3B#)A)compressed B)convertedC)exhausted D)confinedColour-blindpeopleoftenfinditdifficulttobetweenblueandgreen.(33B#)A)separate B)distinguishC)compare D)contrastWewelcomerain,buta(n)largeamountofrainfallwillcausefloods.(33B#)A)constantly B)extensivelyC)specially D)extremelyBeingapopstarcanbequiteahardlife,withalotoftravelingheavyschedules.(33B#)A)withregardto B) astoC)inrelationto D) owingtoHenry'snewsreportcoveringtheconferencewassothatnothinghadbeenomitted.(33A#)A)clear B) moderateC)comprehensive D) understandableHeisabouthischancesofwinningagoodmedalintheOlympicsnextyear.(33A#)A)optimistic B)optionalC)outstanding D)obviousDuringtheprocess,greatcarehastobetakentoprotectsilkfromdamage.(3—3B#)A)sensitive B)tenderC)delicate D)sensibleUNITFOURThebridgewasnamedtheherowhogavehislifeforthecauseofthepeople.(34A#)A)after B)withC)by D)fromLewishada(n)manneroflecturing,whichwasnotgreatlychangedovertheyears.(34B*)A)statistic B)criticalC)distinctive D)delicateThecommitteedidnotoftheplantobuildanewbridgeovertheriver.(34A*)A)agree B)grantC)permit D)approveThepupilslovethebright,colourfulintheirbooks.(3—4B#)A)illustrations B)demonstrationsC)identifications D)conventionsThe“NewArmy"wasvolunteersonly,whopouredintorecruitingstationsintheirthousands.(3—4B*)A)consisted B)insistedC)comprised D)compromisedappliedforthejobbuttheymebecauseIdidn'tknowGerman.(3—4B#)A)turned;in B)turned;downC)turned;on D)turned;offIn1914,anapparentlyinsignificanteventinaremotepartofEasternEuropeEuropeintoagreatwar.(3--4B#)A)inserted B)imposedC)pitched D)plungedHisapplicationforapositionwiththatcompanywas.(3--4B#)A)turnedon B)turneddownC)turnedoff D)turnedupVeryfewexpertswithcompletelynewanswerstotheworld'seconomicproblems.(34A#)A)cometo B)comeroundC)comeup D)comeonBernardhasadmirationandaffectionatWestminsterwithhisgoodhumor.(3—4A*)A)made B)takenC)earned D)followedWrightiscorrecttoseePaisley'soflibertyasadevelopmentofthisview.(34A*)A)interpretation B)investigationC)infection D) injectiondon'tlikethedepartmentchairman'stotheteacherswhoarenotinhisfavor.(3—4A#)A)determination B) permissionC)intelligence D) indifferenceGenerally,therearethreedifferentofwhathappened,andnooneknowswhichoneistrue.(3—4A#)A)versions B)evolutionsC)formations D)distributionsBaltimoreenjoyedanationalandinternationalasanexampleofsuccessfulinner-cityregeneration.(34A#)A)reputation B)evolutionC)succession D)inferenceTheStatueofLibertyhadjustarrivedfromParisandwasbeingsoitwasnotinNewYorkharborwhentheyarrived.(34A*)A)approved B)operatedC)assembled D)resembledThenewpresidentsaidshewouldherselftoprotectingtherightsoftheold,thesickandthehomeless.(34A#)A)determine B)decideC)undertake D)dedicateHitler'sinvasionofPolandledtotheoftheWorldWarII;millionsuponmillionsofpeoplediedinthewar.(34A#)A)settlement B)tragedyC)statue D)miserableCharlieChaplinisafomousactorofappeal;peoplefromallcornersoftheworldenjoyhisperformances.(3—4A#)A)grave B)universalC)fantastic D)brilliantIalwaysthinkthatitisbesttopourtheteaintomilkinthecupasthisthemilkmoreevenly.(3--4B#)A)crushes B)uttersC)distributes D)famesThepressurecannotme;itforcesmetothink.(34B#)A)feature B) elaborateC)crush D)plungeThedownstairsrestaurantwherebreakfastisservedhaswallswithpaintingsofpeopledressedintraditionallocalcostumes.(3--4B#)A)decorated B)classifiedC)featured D)disguisedAstheworldgetsmorecomplicated,itisnicetohaveoldfashionedstuffaroundtohelppeoplethedemandsofmodemlife.(3-^4B#)A)copewith B)goagainstC)goahead D)showoffHewasgreatlydisappointedwhensomeonesuggestedthatheshouldthecopyrightsofhisnewly-publishedbiographytothepublisher.(3■--4B#)A)grant B)permitC)allow D)licenseDespitehersuccess,herfeetarefirmlyontheground.(3--4B#)A)grown B)plantedC)fed D)nursedTheyweretofindclubownersusingthecity'sviolentreputationasatouristattraction.(3--4B#)A)surprising B)astonisningC)ignorant D)graveGrantWoodinstantlyrosetowithhispaintingAmericanGothic.(3—4A#)A)fame B)famousC)humor D)portraitThefameshegainedfromthefamouspaintingsavedheraveryboringlife.(34A#)A)of B)byC)with D)fromAquarrelwasinevitablebecausesheexpressednoforhissupport.(3-—4B#)A)feeling B) emotionC)gratitude D)moodThisreactiontotheeventisratherbutontheotherhandthere'ssomethinginit.(34A*)A)true B)exaggeratedC)critical D)ignorantThegovernmentshouldbeplayingamoreroleinpromotinghumanright.(34A#)A)prominent B)impressingC)moderate D)universalPeterthoughttheworldwasflatuntilIhim.(34A#)A)enforced B)encircledC)ensured D)enlightenedItwasarabbit,notalion;youareasusual.(34A#)A)exaggerating B)extendingC)exclaiming D)exploringFloodscausebillionsofdollarsworthofpropertydamage.(34B#)A)relatively B)actuallyC)annually D)comparativelyTherewasadropinsupportfortheUnioninthe1974election.(3--4B#)A)delicate B)distinctC)distant D)downwardUNITFIVE1.Intheadvancedcoursestudentsmusttakeperformancetestsatmonthly.(35A#)A)gapsC)lengthB)intervalsD)distanceTheenemyfinallyhadtotheirtroopsfromtheoccupiedarea.(3-5B#)A)retreat B)dismissC)return D)withdrawAfarmer'ssuccessisonhavingtherightkindofweatherforhiscrops.(35B#)A)abundant B) considerableC)dependent D)remarkableAmericanwomenweretherighttovoteuntil1920aftermanyyearsofhardstruggle.(35B#)A)ignored B)neglectedC)denied D)refusedIntheendourchoicesgoingorstaying.(35B*)A)cameby B)camedowntoC)cameforward D)cameaboutHisbadlyinjuredleghimtoawheelchair.(3—5B#)A)condemned B)conformedC)compensated D) compliedFoodandclothingareoflife.(3—5B#)A)qualifications B) necessitiesC)persistence D) obligationsDuringthecolonialperiod,thechurchwascloselyalliedwiththegovernment,givingfullsupporttothegovernmentand,inreturn,receivingspecial.(3-5A*)A)privileges B)interventionC)convention D)transitionIfheatlastcomestotheconclusionthathemustfirmnexttime,hewillneedanirondetermination.(3―5A*)A)sit B)lieC)stand D)kneelHerskinwasdryaftertothewindduringthetrip.(35A*)A)disclosure B)closureC)seizure D)exposureThesepeoplebelievethatsmokingcanstressesofeverydaylifebyprovidingconstantconsolationtothesmoker.(3—5B#)A)relieve B)produceC)thrust D)advanceThesmallcompanyisnowwithintensecompetitionforthemarketshare.(35B#)A)facing B)encounteringC)confronted D)meetThesestarsaretoosmalltobeseenwiththeeye.(3—5A#)A)bare B)shallowC)hollow D)nakedHehasdroppedseveralstrongtohisbossthathewillgoandworkforsomeoneelse.(35A#)A)faints B)hintsC)clue D)indicationThecabbageshavealreadystartedtoandwehavetothrowthemaway.(3—5A*)A)slide B)dripC)decay D)faintCloudyskiesarerareinthedesertwherethereishardlyany.(3-5A#)A)moisture B)strawC)drip D)blankThepatient'sskinhunglooselysoaneedlewassecuredtoletthein.(3--5A*)A)flood B)fluidC)flow D)liquorCarmanufacturesoughttoproducevehicleswhicharemoreagainsttheft.(3-5A#)A)secure B)looseC)preceding D)sureYoucanwriteone-to-twopagepaperyourreasonsforchoosingcivilengineeringasyourmajor.(35A#)A)exaggerating B)outliningC)assuring D)swearingThepublicfeelthreatenedwhenfacedwithgroupsofyouthsonstreetcomers.(35A#)A)hangingdown B)hangingaroundC)pullingup D)holdingupfeltthefointpulseofthewoundedsoldierandsawhischestriseandfallwithunevenbreaths.(35A#)A)of B)byC)for D)withAplasticboxwastothewallbynails.(3・-5A*)A)secured B)hitC)hinted D)fastenedTherewasaswellofwithinmeforthissoldier ourhero,whosoquicklycameintoandwentfrommylife.(3―5A*)A)mood B)attemptC)thirst D)emotionHervoicewasbeginningtotrembleandshetriedtocontrolitbut.(35B*)A)incontrast B)invainC)inapitch D)inparticularInwintertime,foodwashardto,somanyanimalsdiedofhunger.(35B*)A)comeoff B)cometoC)comebv D)comeout26.arethathewon'tlivelong,buthewon'tbeinpain.(3・-5B*)A)Chances B) OpportunitiesC)Possibility D)ProbabilityInspiteofthelastnightterroristattackmostpeopleseemtobegoingtheirbusiness.(3—5A#)A)off B)aboutC)around D)downWeareenteringanewininternationalrelations.(35B#)A)phrase B)phaseC)place D) districtHewaspubliclywarnedandbannedcommunication.(3--5B#)A)from B)ofC)to D)inByapersonalidentitycard,userscansendvoicemessagestoanyoneelseonthesystem.(35B#)A)inserting B)fixingC)tightening D)bouncingThethieftriedtoopenthelockeddoorbut.(35B#)A)invain B)innowayC)ataloss D)withouteffectAgoodjudgetriestobefairanddoesnotmakedecisions.(35B#)A)objective B)sympatheticC)definite D)arbitraryUNITSIXScientistssaythatmanyfactorschangesintheweather.(36B#)A)bringabout B) bringoutC)callfor D) callonThepriceofthearticleisoutofalltoitsvalue.(3—6B#)A)evaluation B) evolutionC)proportion D) replacementSheiscarefulwithhermoneyandspendsonlyaofherearning.(36B#)A)fiction B)frictionC)fraction D)functionWehavetakeneverywecanagainstthepaintingbeingstolen.(3-6A#)A)preparation B) preservationC)precaution D)reservationTheseyoungstudentshavejustgraduatedfromcollegesandtheyareoftherealitiesofthemoderncommercialworld.(36B#)A)opposed B)primitiveC)ignorant D)collectiveWhichsporthasthemostexpensestrainingequipment,player'spersonalequipmentanduniforms.(3—6B#)A)inplaceof B)intermsofC)bymeansof D)bywayvidinglodgingsforstrangers,thepublichousesofcolonialAmericawerealsomeetingplacesandcentersofsociallife.(3—6A#)A)Except B)BecauseofC)Inadditionto D)InspiteofShehasadoptedthreeorphansherownsixchildrensothat,altogether,shehasninechildrentoprovidefor.(36A#)A)besides B)exceptC)inplaceof D)instead ofProfessorBrownmustbebusyhisstudies.(3—6A#)A)in B)toC)by D)withTheyhadanaccidentontheroadanddidn'tattheirhoteluntilaftermidnight.(36A#)A)showoff B)dropoutC)checkout D)checkinWithoutrules,peoplewouldliveinastateof.(36A*)A)occurrence B)chaosC)accordance D)perceptionHemanagedtostayinpowerfbroverfiveyears,allthecriticismandpressureonhimtoquit.(3—6A#)A)withstanding B)undertakingC)detecting D)adaptingBuildingstructuresaresupposedtobemadesecureinareaswhereearthquakesareacommon .(3—6A#)A)location B)shortageC)occurrence D)fragment14.Theworkersattheairportattachlabelstheluggageofthepassengers.(3--6A*)A)withC)byB)inD)to15.Sinceearthquakesmaycausegreatdestruction,weneedtolearnhowtothemquickly.(36A#)A)inspectC)examineB)detectD)look16.Alltheseprecautionscanmakeagreatinsavinglivesandpreventingthelossofhomes.(3—6A#)A)differenceC)destructionB)similarityD)senseWeshouldalwayskeeptheflashlightincasethefuseblowsagain.(3・-6A*)A)handy B)enclosureC)near D)closelySomehowImanagedtocoverherwithmycoatandtheflameswithmyhands.(3--6A*)A)pulledout B)pulleddownC)putout D)putdownMr.Thompsonisstronglytotheproposalofconstructingapowerplantintheareathatisdenselypopulation.(3—6B*)A)opposed B)objectedC)subjected D)supposedThebankisandithasopened2morebranchesthisyear.(3--6B*)A)perceiving B) flouAshmgC)arising D)exceedingTheyneedthreepointsfromthelastfourgamestobecertainofthetitle.(36B#)A)standing B) supportingC)switching D)retainingHumans,dogs,elephantsanddolphinsareall,butbirds,fishandcrocodilesarenot.(36B#)A)manuals B)mammalsC)moral D)maritalDuringhisstayinthecountryside,hesmoking.(36B*)A)tookto B)tookinC)tookon D)tookforItiseasytoone'spowerandthat'swhythereshouldbesomekindofsupervisionmechanism.(3—6B*)A)ignore B)exceedC)dispose D)abuseAlackofspaceisthemainonthefarm'sexpansionplans.(3--6B#)A)refrain B)restraintC)refine D)reliefAllmoneycollectedmustbebankedtheDepartment'sfinancialprocedures.(36B#)A)incontrastto B)inapinchofC)inadditionto D)inaccordancewithThethingtodoistoputitoutofmindandneverrefertoitagain.(36A#)A)sensitive B) sensibleC)sensational D) senseThereisalotofpublicaboutthedangerouspoisoninfoodrecently.(36A#)A)concern B) stressC)consumption D) perceptionPsychologistshavebeenstudyinginratsinanattempttodiscovermoreabouthumanprocess.

(3——6B#)A)perceptionC)generationB)proportionD)institution30.Apparently,someonehadtriedhardtopersuadethem,buttheyweretobecomeinvolved.(3—6A#)A)reactedC)resistantB)respondedD)insistent31.youarefamiliarwiththeauthor'sideas,tryreadingallthesectionsasquicklyasyoupossiblycan.(36B#)A)NowthatC)SothatB)EversinceD)AslongasUNITSEVEN1.A(n) jobisajobatmanagingsomething.(37A#)A)representativeB)executiveC)contemporaryD)mobile2.Davisisalways_ forbusinessappointmentandneverlateforit.(37B*)A)operationalB)equivalentC)punctualD)retreated3.Studentsgeta onairfares,whichmaysavethemalotofmoney.(37A*)A)marginB)discountC)profitD)distribution4.Arecentstudyshowsthatlargeanimalscan morepowerthansmallonesdoatslowerspeeds.(3—7A*)A)conductB)generateC)launchD)promote5.Thepriceofbeer_ from50centsto$4perliterduringthesummerseason.(37A#)A)alteredB)differedC)separatedD)ranged6.Thesoldierwas__ ofrunningawaywhentheenemyattacked.(37B#)A)scoldedB)chargedC)accusedD)punished7.Thethreemenweregivenworkaccordingtotheir abilities.(37B#)A)respectableB)respectiveC)respectfulD)respected8.Don't thisnewstothepublicuntilwegiveyouthego-ahead.(3…7A#)A)releaseB)relieveC)relateD)retain9.Theowneroftheshophasn'tfulfilledhispromiseto