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developedasanacceptedartform.
8.TheAmericanfrontiersman,politician,andsoldierDavycrockettisoneofthemostpopularof
Americanhero.
9.Threemonthsaftertheyhavebeenlaid,crocodileeggsarereadyhatched.
10.Peasrequirerichsoil,constantmoistures,andacoolgrowingseasontodevelopwell.
ABCD
11.Adolphinlocatesunderwaterobjectsinitspathbydoingaseriesofclickingandwhistlingsounds.
12.Thegreateranobjects'
smass,themoredifficultitis____________.（A）
（A）tospeedituporslowitdown
（B）itspeedsuporslowsdown
（C）thanspeedingituporslowingitdown
（D）thanspeedinguporslowingdown
13.Adesertareathathasbeenwithoutwaterforsixyearswillstillbloomwhenrainwillcome.
14.Oneoftheessentialfeaturesofthemodernskyscraperisbeingtheelevator.
15.Arabbitmovesaboutbyhoppingonitshindlegs,whicharemuchlongerandmorestrongthanits
frontlegs.
1.A2.D3.B4.D5.A6.D7.A8.D9.D10.B11.D12.A13.D14.C15.D
16.Thesnowyegretisaboutthesizeoflargecrow.
17.Thegrapeisthe___________,juicyfruitofawoodyvine.
（A）skin
（B）whichissmooth
（C）smoothskin
（D）smooth-skinned
18.Inthesecondhalfofthenineteenthcentury,textilesfromthesouthwesternUnitedstate,particularlyfabricswovenbytheNavajopeople,_____________________.
（A）begantobeusedasrugs
（B）rugsbegantobeused
（C）asrugsbegantobeused
（D）begantousedthemasrugs
19.Duringadolescencemanyyoungpeoplebegintoquestion------heldbytheirfamilies.
（A）thevalues
（B）ofthevalues
（C）thevaluesare
（D）arethevalues
20.DuringtheMiddleAges,handwritingnoticeskeptgroupsofnoblesinformedofimportantevents.
21.Inherwriting,ElimorWylieoftendealtwithherownpersonalityasitwas,ratherthan_________.
（A）aswasdefinesbyothers
（B）itsdefinitionsbyothers
（C）other'
sdefinition
（D）asothersdefinedit
22.CongresscharteredthefirstBankoftheUnitedStatesin1791toengageingeneralcommercialbankingand__________asafiscalagentofthefederalgovernment.
（A）toact
（B）acting
（C）thathasacted
（D）havingacted
23.Essentially,atheoryisanabstract,symbolicrepresentationof_____________reality.
（A）whatisconceived
（B）whatitisconceived
（C）whatisconceivedtobe
（D）whatisbeingconceived
16.（D）17.（D）18.（A）19.（A）20.（B）21.（D）22.（A）23.（C）
24.Tenantfarmersarethosetheyeitherrentafarmandworkitforthemselvesorworkthefarmforthe
ownerandreceivepayment.
25.SlightlyoverhalfofthepopulationofElPaso,Texas,saysbothEnglishandspanish.
26.HickoriesaremediumtolargetreescommonineasternandthecentralareasofNorthAmerica.
27.Approximatelyone-thirdofallpersonsinvolvedinadulteducationprogramsin1970wereenrolledin
ABC
occupationaleducationcourse.
28.Naturaladhesivesareprimarilyofanimalsorvegetableorigin.
29.Asaglaciermelts,rocks,boulders,trees,andtonsofdirtdeposit.
30.TheSuwanneeRiverhasbeenneverimportantfortransportandnosignificanthydropowerpotential.
31.Americanmanufacturersdependonoceanshippingformostoftradewithothercountries.
32.Therootofthechicoryplantisoftengroundupandaddedtocoffeetoeliminationitsbitterness.
33.SomenematodesareverytinythatitIsnecessarytoviewthemthroughamicroscope.
34.Itisestimatedthatascientificprinciplehasalifeexpectancyofapproximatelyadecadebeforeit
drasticallyrevisedorreplacedbynewerinformation.
35.Themorearidthecontinent,thelesstheamountofannualprecipitation_______________.
（A）runsoffthat
（B）runsitoff
（C）thatrunsitoff
（D）thatrunsoff
24.A25.D26.C27.D28.C29.D30.A31.C32.D33.B34.D35.D
36.Hereallydeservedtheawardbecauseheperformed_______________wasexpectedofhim.
（A）muchbetterfrom
（B）morebetterthan
（C）muchbetteras
（D）muchbetterthan
37.Hewasstoppedeachdozenyardsbyfriendswhowantedtocongratulatehim.
38.Aswehavefinishedthefirstlesson,nowwewillreadthesecondone.
39.Totakeprideinwhatdeservesboastingisonething,andtotakegoodcareofitisquite_________.
（A）others
（B）thing
（C）another
（D）theother
40.Thedoctor'
srecordsmustbekeptthoroughandneatly,soastoinsuregoodbook-keeping.
41.Whyisamanincivillifeperpetuallyslanderingandbackbitinghisfellowmen,andisunabletosee
goodeveninhisfriends?
42."
Doyouthinkthatthelaborbillwillbepassed?
"
Oh,yes.It'
s_________thatitwill."
（A）almostsurely
（B）verylikely
（C）nearpositive
（D）quitecertainly
43.Likeasynonymofspeech,whichisthegeneralterm,addressimpliessomedegreeofformality.
44.Rabbitsandhareslookmuchlikeandareoftenmistakenforeachother.
45.Aseveryothernation,theUnitedStatesusedtodefineitsunitofcurrency,thedollars,intermsof
thegoldstandard.
46.Theprimeminister'
sconvictionforimpropercampaignpracticesislikelytoresultinincreasing
pressurethatsheresigns.
47.Whenthebouldersaremadeofrockthatisdifferentfromthebedrockwhichtheyorthesoilofthe
fieldrests,theyarecallederratics.
48.Itwouldbedifficultforamanofhispoliticalaffiliation,_______,tobecomeasenatorfromthesouth.
（A）thoughcharmingandcapableishe
（B）evenwithcharmandsocapable
（C）charmingandhavingcapability
（D）howevercharmingandcapable
36.D37.A38.D39.C40.B41.C42.B43.A44.B45.A46.D47.B48.D
49.Penicillinisperhapsthedrug________morelivesthananyotherinthehistoryofmedicine.
（A）whathassaved
（B）whichsaved
（C）whichhassaved
（D）whosaves
50.Afterhistripstothewestbetween1860and1872,RalphAlberBakelockwouldoftenpainted
AmericanIndianencampmentsonbrown-and-yellow-tonedcanvases.
51.ThecityofBostonwassettledin1630onahilly,woodedpeninsulawherethecharlesRiverflows
intoanaturalharbors.
52.ArtistHelenFrankenthalerreturnedhomefromcollegeon1949tohernativeNewYork,thecity
AB
producingthemostartrevolutionaryoftheday.
CD
53.ContraltoMarianAndersonbecameamemberpermanentoftheMetropolitanOperaCompanyin1995.
54.Thefactthathalfoftheknownspeciesisthoughttoinhabittheworld'
srainforestsdoesnotseem
surprising,consideringthehugenumbersofinsectsthatcomprisethebulkofthespecies.
55.Apoliticiancanmakealegislativeproposalmore_______bygivingspecificexamplesofwhatitseffectwillbe.
（A）tounderstand
（B）understandably
（C）understandable
（D）whenunderstood
56.BeforeeverypresidentialelectionintheUnitedStates,thestatisticianstrytoguesstheproportionofthepopulationthat_________foreachcandidate.
（A）arevoted
（B）voting
（C）tobevoted
（D）willvote
57.Thedecimalnumeralsystemisoneofthe______waysofexpressingnumbers.
（A）usefulmostworld'
s
（B）world'
smostuseful
（C）usefulworld'
smost
（D）mostworld'
suseful
58.Nebraskahasfloodsinsomeyears,___________.
（A）inothersdroughts
（B）droughtsareothers
（C）whileotherdroughts
（D）othersindrought
59.Manyoftherecordinginstrumentsusedinvarybranchesofsciencearekymographs.
60.IntheUnitedStatesamong60percentofthespaceonthepagesofnewspapersisreservedfor
advertising.
49.C50.C51.D52.C53.B54.A55.C56.D57.B58.A59.B60.A
61.Thespontaneityofchildren'
sartworksetsitapartfromtheregulateduniformingofmuchofwhat
otherwisegoonintraditionalextraordinaryclassrooms.
62.Fossilsofplantthathavebeenextinctforfiftymillionyearshavebeenfoundinlargedepositsof
amberneartheBalticSea.
63.TheluxurianthardwoodtimberlandofthesouthernAppalachianMountainsisclassedasatemperate
rainforests.
64.Boneandivoryneedlesfoundatarchaeologicalsitesindicatethatclotheshavebeensewnforsome
17,000yearsago.
65.Thesunseemstohavebeenformedwhentheuniversewasalready10billionyears.
66.ThesatellitesarefrequentlyeclipsedbyJupiterandmaybeseentotransitJupiterasdarkshadows
orpassingbehindtheplanet.
67.ThoughArtistTatunwastotallyblindinoneeyeandhadonlyslightvisioninanother,hebecamean
internationallyrenownedjazz
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