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ththeirreligiouszeal,butwhichwasinfactanaturaloutgrowthofit.

A）butwhichwasinfactanaturaloutgrowthofit

B）butwhichwereinfactanaturaloutgrowthofit

C）butwhichwereinfactnaturaloutgrowthsofit

D）butitwasinfactanaturaloutgrowthofthem

E）whichwasinfactanaturaloutgrowthofit

3.OutofAmerica’sfascinationwithallthingsantiquehavegrownamarket

forbygonestylesoffurnitureandfixturesthatarebringingbackthechais

elounge,theoverstuffedsofa,andtheclaw-footedbathtub.

A）allthingsantiquehavegrownamarketforbygonestylesoffurnitureand

fixturesthatarebringing

B）thingsantiquehasgrownamarketforbygonestylesoffurnitureandfixt

uresthatisbringing

C）thingsthatareantiquehasgrownamarketforbygonestylesoffurniture

andfixturesthatbring

D）antiquethingshavegrownamarketforbygonestylesoffurnitureandfix

turesthatarebringing

E）antiquethingshasgrownamarketforbygonestylesoffurnitureandfixt

uresthatbring

4.Byronpossessedpowersofobservationthatwouldhavemadehimagreatant

hropologistandthatmakeshislettersasagrouptherivalofthebestnove

lsofthetime.

A）makeshislettersasagrouptherivalof

B）makeshisletterasagrouponetorival

C）makeshislettersagrouprivaling

D）makehislettersasagrouptherivalof

E）makehislettersagroupwhichistherivalof

5.Since1981,whenthefarmdepressionbegan,thenumberofacresoverseenb

yprofessionalfarm-managementcompanieshavegrownfrom48milliontonearl

y59million,anareathatisaboutColorado’ssize.（O.P.297）

A）havegrownfrom48milliontonearly59million,anareathatisaboutCo

lorado’ssize

B）havegrownfrom48milliontonearly59million,aboutthesizeofColora

do

C）hasgrownfrom48milliontonearly59million,anareaaboutthesizeof

Colorado

D）hasgrownfrom48millionuptonearly59million,anareaaboutthesiz

eofColorado’s

E）hasgrownfrom48millionuptonearly59million,aboutColorado’ssize

6.EachofHemingway’swives-HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffer,MarthaGe

lhorn,andMaryWelsh-werestrongandinterestingwomen,verydifferentfrom

theoftenpallidwomenwhopopulatehisnovels.（O.P.300）

A）EachofHemingway’swives-HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffer,MarthaGe

lhorn,andMaryWelsh-werestrongandinterestingwomen,

B）HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffer,MarthaGklhorn,andMaryWelsh-each

ofthemHemingway’swives-werestrongandinterestingwomen

C）Hemingway’swives-HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffer,MarthaGelhorn,a

ndMaryWelsh-wereallstrongandinterestingwomen.

D）Strongandinterestingwomen-HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffer,Martha

Gelhorn,andMaryWelsh-eachawifeofHemingway,was

E）Strongandinterestingwomen-HadleyRichardson,PaulinePfeiffermMartha

Gelhorn,andMaryWelsh-everyoneofHemingway’swiveswere

7.Oneofeverytwonewbusinessesfailwithintwoyears.（O.P.302）

A）fail

B）fails

C）shouldfail

D）mayhavefailed

E）hasfailed

8.ALaborDepartmentstudystatesthatthenumbersofwomenemployedoutsid

ethehomegrewbymorethanathirty-fivepercentincreaseinthepastdeca

deandaccountedformorethansixty-twopercentofthetotalgrowthinthe

civilianworkforce.（O.P.311）

A）numbersofwomenemployedoutsidethehomegrewbymorethanathirty-fiv

epercentincrease

B）numbersofwomenemployedoutsidethehomegrewmorethanthirty-fiveper

cent

C）numbersofwomenemployedoutsidethehomewereraisedbymorethanthirt

y-fivepercent

D）numberofwomenemployedoutsidethehomeincreasedbymorethanthirty-f

ivepercent

E）numberofwomenemployedoutsidethehomewasraisedbymorethanathirt

y-fivepercentincrease

9.Whatwasasremarkableasthedevelopmentofthecompactdischasbeenth

euseofthenewtechnologytorevitalize,inbettersoundthanwaseverbef

orepossible,someoftheclassicrecordedperformancesofthepre-LPPera.

（O.P312）

A）Whatwasasremarkableasthedevelopmentofthecompactdisc

B）Thethingthatwasasremarkableasdevelopingthecompactdisc

C）Nolessremarkablethanthedevelopmentofthecompactdisc

D）Developingthecompactdischasbeennonethelessremarkablethan

E）Developmentofthecompactdischasbeennolessremarkableas

10.Whilesomeacademiciansbelievethatbusinessethicsshouldbeintegrate

dintoeverybusinesscourse,otherssaythatstudentswilltakeethicsseri

ouslyonlyifitwouldbetaughtasaseparatelyrequiredcourse.（O.P.313）

A）onlyifitwouldbetaughtasaseparatelyrequiredcourse

B）onlyifitistaughtasaseparate,requiredcourse

C）ifitistaughtonlyasacourserequiredseparately

D）ifitwastaughtonlyasaseparateandrequiredcourse

E）ifitwouldonlybetaughtasarequiredcourse,separately

11.Creditcardsarenowacceptedinexchangeformanygoodsadservicesaro

undtheworldandinsomecountries,liketheAmericans,isusedevenmorew

idelythancash.（Z.P.92）

A）liketheAmericans,isusedevenmorewidelythan

B）likethatofAmerica,isusedevenmorewidelythan’

C）asinAmerica,aresuedevenmorewidelythan

D）suchasAmerica,areusedevenmorewidelythan

E）suchasAmerica,areusedevenmorewidelyas

12.Oneofeverytwonewbusinessesfailwithintwoyears.（Z.P.102）

13.Thegreatdifferenceininterpretationbetweenhimandhisimmediatepre

decessoroftheroleofAnthonywerethesubjectoflastweek’scolumnbyt

hewell-knowndramacritic.（Z.P.103）

A）betweenhimandhisimmediatepredecessoroftheroleofAnthonywere

B）betweenhimandhisimmediatepredecessoroftheroleofAnthonywere

C）betweenheandhisimmediatepredecessoroftheroleofAnthonywere

D）amonghimandhisimmediatepredecessoroftheroleofAnthonywas

E）amonghimandhisimmediatepredecessoroftheroleofAnthonywere

14.TheriseintheCommerceDepartment’sindexofleadingeconomicindicat

orssuggestthattheeconomyshouldcontinueitsexpansionintothecomingm

onths,butthatthemixedperformanceoftheindex’sindividualcomponents

indicatesthateconomicgrowthwillproceedatamoremoderatepacethanin

thefirstquarterofthisyear.（Z.P.155）

A）suggestthattheeconomyshouldcontinueitsexpansionintothecomingmo

nths,butthat

B）suggestthattheeconomyistocontinueexpansioninthecomingmonthsbu

t

C）suggeststhattheeconomywillcontinueitsexpandinginthecomingmonth

s,butthat

D）suggeststhattheeconomyiscontinuingtoexpandintothecomingmonths,

butthat

E）suggeststhattheeconomywillcontinuetoexpandinthecomingmonths,b

ut

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1.Europeanshavelongknownthateatingquailsometimesmakestheeaterill

butonlyrecentlyhasitbeenestablishedthattheillnessiscausedbya

toxinpresentinthequail’sbodyonlyundercertainconditions.

A）Europeanshavelongknownthateatingquailsometimesmakes

B）Europeanshavelongknownquaileatingissometimesabletomake

C）EatingquailhaslongbeenknowntoEuropeanstosometimesmake

D）IthaslongbeenknowntoEuropeansthatquaileatingwillsometimesmake

E）IthaslongbeenknowntoEuropeansthatquail,whenitiseaten,hassom

etimesmade

2．Interestratesonmortgageshavedeclinedsteadilyduringthefirstsix

monthsofthisyearbutvirtuallyremainedunchangedduringthenextthreem

onths.

A）havedeclinedsteadilyduringthefirstsixmonthsofthisyearbutvirtu

allyremainedunchanged

B）declinedsteadilyduringthefirstsixmonthsofthisyearbutvirtually

remainunchanged

C）steadilydeclinedduringthefirstsixmonthsofthisyearbutremainvir

tuallyunchanged

D）declinedsteadilyduringthefirstsixmonthsofthisbuthaveremainedv

irtuallyunchanging’

E）declinedsteadilyduringthefirstsixmonthsofthisyearbuthaveremai

nedvirtuallyunchanged

3．AlthoughtheSupremeCourtruledaslongagoas1880thatBlackscouldn

otbeexcludedoutrightfromjuryservice,nearlyacenturyhasbeennecessa

rytodevelopandenforcetheprinciplethatalljuriesmustbedrawnfrom“

afaircrosssectionofthecommunity”

A）hasbeennecessarytodevelopandenforcetheprinciplethatalljuries

mustbe

B）wasnecessaryfordevelopingandenforcingtheprinciplethatalljurie

smustbe

C）wastobenecessaryindevelopingandenforcingtheprincipleofallfur

iestobe

D）isnecessarytodevelopandenforcetheprinciplethatalljuriesmustb

e

E）willbenecessaryfordevelopingandenforcingtheprinciple

4.Somebuildingsthatweredestroyed