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B.crisis
C.stress
D.nervousness
5.Henevertoreadthenewsbutturnedatoncetothecrosswordpuzzle
onthelastpage.
A.worried
B.noticed
C.pained
D.bothered
6.Sincewecan'
thearyouatthebackofthehall,you'
llhavetoyour
voice.
A.improve
B.increase
C.raise
D.open
7.ThepricetheyofferedformyoldcarwassolowthatIitdown.
A.brought
B.turned
r
C.called
D.refused
8.
Paulfromhiswork.
Thenoiseofthetraffic
A.prevented
B.distracted
C.angered
D.upset
9.Peopleappreciatewithhimbecausehehasagoodsenseof
humor.
A.working
B.tohaveworked
C.towork
D.havingworked
10.Nobodyknowshowlongandhowseriouslytheshakinessofbigbusinesseswill
downtheeconomy.
A.put
B.settle
C.drag
D.knock
11.ItriedveryhardtopersuadehimtojoinourgroupbutImetwithaflat
A.accept
B.agree
C.refusal
D.decline
12.Ourdepartmentcoursesinseveralforeignlanguages.
A.accepts
C.offers
D.takes
13.Shehadclearlyno
ofdoinganywork,althoughshewasvery
C.intention
D.belonging
wellpaid.
A.tendency
B.foundation
14.Manystudentsfoundthebook;
itprovidedthemwithalarge
amountofinformationonthesubject.
A.informative
B.confusing
C.distracting
D.amusing
15.IjustmanagedtoaquickbreathbeforeIwaspulledunderthe
waterbythepassingboats.
A.load
C.take
D.escape
C.courage
D.determination
17.Mr.Sandershasbeenaskedto
thenextmeetingofthe
committee.
A.manage
B.chair
C.listen
D.think
16.Thegovernment'
sstrongactiondemonstrateditstoendthe
rebellion.
A.energy
B.resistance
18.Icouldnotpersuadehimtoacceptit,makehimseethe
importanceofit.
A.ifonlyIcouldnot
C.notmorethanIcould
D.norcouldI
19.formyillnessIwouldhavelenthimahelpinghand.
A.Notbeing
B.Withoutbeing
C.Haditnotbeen
D.Nothavingbeen
20.NotthatJohndoesn'
twanttohelpyou,
it'
sbeyondhispower.
A.butthat
B.forthat
C.andthat
D.inthat
21.Tobefrank,I'
dratheryou
inthecase.
A.willnotbeinvolved
B.nottobeinvolved
C.notinvolved
D.werenotinvolved
22.
after
Itispolitelyrequestedbythehotelmanagementthatradios
11o'
clockatnight.
A.werenotplayed
B.notbeplayed
C.nottoplay
D.didn'
tplay
23.Carefulsurveyshaveindicatedthatasmanyasfiftypercentofpatientsdonot
takedrugsdirected.
A.like
B.so
C.which
D.as
24.It'
sreportedthatbytheendofthismonththeoutputofgoodsfromthefactory
byabout10%.
A.willhaverisen
B.willberising
C.hasrisen
25.Ifeltsomewhatdisappointedandwasabouttoleave,something
occurredwhichattractedmyattention.
A.unless
B.until
C.when
D.while
26.Thelittlemanwas
onemeterfiftyinheight.
A.almostmorethan
B.nearlymorethan
C.hardlymorethan
D.asmuchas
27.Someofyoursuggestionshavebeenadoptedbutothershavebeenas
theyarenotworkable.
A.turnedaway
B.turneddown
C.turnedback
D.turnedout
28.Thebossthoughthimatrouble-makerandturnedhim
A.back
B.down
C.to
D.around
29.Unlessheisintenselove,hehardlyeverlooksintosomeoneelse'
s
eyesforverylong.
A.confessing
B.refusing
C.granting
D.covering
30.Theobserver'
sstatementabouttheaccidentwasvery;
weknowalmost
everythingaboutitnow.
A.specific
B.especial
C.exceptional
D.special
31.
youropinionsareworthconsidering,thegeneralmanagerfindsit
unwisetoplacetoomuchimportanceonthem.
A.As
B.Because
C.Though
D.Since
32.thattheymayeventuallyreducetheamountoflaborneededon
constructionsitesby90percent.
A.Socleveraretheconstructionrobots
B.Suchconstructionrobotsareclever
C.Soclevertheconstructionrobots
D.Suchcleverconstructionrobotsare
33.Afriendshipmaybe
relaxed,situationalordeepandlasting.
A.identical
B.original
C.critical
D.superficial
34.YourworkdoesnotwhatIexpectofyou.
B.comeout
C.comeround
D.comeupto
35.Ingeneral,matterswhichlieentirelywithinthestateboundariesarethe
concernofthestategovernment.
A.excessive
B.external
C.explosive
D.exclusive
36.Nofaultisattachedthebusdriverfortheterribleaccidentattherailway
crossing.
A.for
B.to
C.with
37.Theescapedprisonerwaiteduntiltheofnightbeforeleavinghishiding
place.
B.deep
C.depth
D.dead
38.Occasionallyweexperiencestrongwindsandstormsfromthewest,butthe
windsarefromthenorth-east.
A.existing
B.prevailing
C.particular
C.exhibition
D.gratitude
39.
tothesunisbadforthe
ThedoctortoldPennythattoomuch
skin.
A.exposure
B.means
40.Inpreparingscientificreportsofexperiments,astudentshould
hisfindingsinclearandpreciselanguage.
B.predict
D.present
41.Thishotel
A.claims
$60forasingleroomwithabath.
B.demands
C.prices
D.charges
42.Shewassoinherjobthatshedidn'
thearanybodyknockingat
thedoor.
A.attracted
B.absorbed
C.drawn
D.outstanding
43.AlthoughIlikedtheappearanceofthehouse,whatreallymademedecidetobuy
itwasthebeautifulthroughthewindow.
A.perspective
B.look
C.picture
D.view
44.Isawtheofthetaxibeforeitdisappearedaroundthecornerof
thestreet.
A.signal
B.rear
C.look
D.scene
45.beforeweleave,thedayaftertomorrow,weshouldhavea
wonderfuldinnerparty.
A.Hadtheyarrived
B.Wouldtheyarrive
C.Weretheyarriving
D.Weretheytoarrive
46.rdratherreadthanwatchtelevision;
theprogramsseemallthe
time.
A.togetworse
B.tobegettingworse
C.tohavegotworse
D.gettingworse
Iheard
C.after
D.when
48.Whenhearrived,hefound
theagedandthesickathome.
A.nothingbut
B.nonebut
C.noneotherthan
D.nootherthan
47.Ihadjuststartedbacktothehousetochangemyclothes
voices.
A.as
B.while
49.Themerefactmostpeoplebelieveanuclearwarwouldbe
madnessdoesn'
tmeanitwillnotoccur.
A.that
B.which
C.what
D.why
50.thatmyheadhadcleared,mybrainwasalsobeginningtoworkmuch
better.
A.For
B.Since
C.Now
D.Despite
Part2Cloze（withOptions）
0.5）
Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthechoices.
Questions51to70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Inevercouldreallytalktomyfather.Ialwaysfeltpretty51.
forthat,butitwasjustsohard.I52.
fromhometogotocollegewhenIwas18.WhenIreturned
guiltyembarrassedconscienceconsciousmovedawaymovedformovedalongmovedin
hometovisit,Ifoundmymotherandfatherhadjustgottena53.
departurepartingdivorcegap
notasso
Ialwaysputinavisittohisplace
54.
sonotassoasnotnotsoas
to
hurtmydad'
sfeelings.Buthisplacewasdarkandcoldand55.
cigarettesmokeandbeer;
itwasgenerally56.
smelledofsoundedoftastedofbreathedofuncomfortableunfavorableunavailableunfashionable
57.
WhenIwaslittle,myfatherwouldtakemefishingallthetime.ItseemedlikeI
grewoutgrewupgrewbygrewinto
wasnothingwrongwithbeinglikemydad.Istill
58.
anticipateassociateappreciatecompensate
hislove
ontheshoresofsmalllakes.Tome,attheageofeight,there
forbeingoutdoors,freeandawayfromeveryoneelse.ButasImovedintomy
teens,itbecame59.
thatmydadhadadrinkingproblem.
differentindifferentcurrentapparent
Asourfamily'
sfinancialsituationbecameworse,60.
sodidhisproblemsohisproblemdidsowashisproblemsohisproblemwas
WhenIwasveryyoung,mydadwasableto
61.
without
alcohol.Hecouldatleastkeepajob.AsIgrewolder,hebecamelessfunctional
and62.
educatingcommunicatingindicatingadvocating
withhimbecamepainful.Mostofourtalks
accomplishachievefunctioncomplete
64.
illustratedfrustratedseparateddemonstrated
atnotbeingableto65.
attach
makedohold
ontoajob.
Andwewere66.
depressedimpressedpressedexpressed
withhimnotbeingableto67.
faceforfaceupfaceofffacedown
tothefactthathehadaproblemwithalcohol.Whenhegot
homefromwhateverjobhewasinthe
68.
accessprocesssuccessexcess
oflosing,itwasnot
69.
uncommonthatifhedidn'
tgetinafightwithmymomhewouldusually
infrontoftheTVbeforewehaddinner.Ifhemadeittothe
fallawayfallaboutfallapartfallasleep
dinnertabletoeatwithus,Iknewthatbeforethemealwasover,hewouldbevery
angrywith
70.
atleast
attheleast
atthelatestattheminimum
ofus.Itwasusuallymymomorme.
Questions71to90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
WhenIwasyounge
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