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（A）approves（B）approval（C）approve（D）toapprove

105.Mr.Hui,afreelaneewriterhereatESSNewspapers,hasimpeccableforthepositionofsenioreditor.

（A）qualified（B）qualifications（C）qualify（D）bequalified

106.Becauseofanillnessismuchcheaperthantreatment,thelocalhealthclinicwillbeofferingfreefluvaccinationsthisweekend.

（A）prevention（B）prevent（C）topreventB）prevented

107.LegalexpertshavepresentedthattheDNAsamplesandfingerprintsmatch.

（A）evident（B）evidenee（C）evidently（D）toevident

108.MachCorp.hasasystemthatallowsclientstomanagetoemployees‘files.

109.TheaveragelistenerwillnotbeabletonoticeanybetweenaudioCDandMP3files.

（A）differences（B）different（C）differently（D）ofdifferent

110.Withoutyour,wecannotguaranteeyourroomafter6p.m.

A）confirmB）confirmingC）confirmationD）confirmative

111.ofcountriesbelongingtoGATTapprovedtheagreementyesterdayinGeneva.

A）RepresentsB）RepresentationsC）RepresentativesD）Representing

112.OfficialsoftheSydneyheadofofficewillholdaconferencetotalkaboutgoalsforthenexttenyears.

A）themB）theirC）theirsD）they

113.Asacustomerservicerepresentative,Mrs.Leetriedtosolvecomplaintsfrom

customersbeforeaskingforsupervisor‘sadvice.

（A）sheB）herC）hersD）herself

114Mr.AlfredandIextendthankstothosethathavehelpedthisprojectinthepast.

（A）us（B）ours（C）our（D）ourselves

115.PioneerCorp.isconsideringthereleaseofthenewequipmentscheduled

forlaterthismonth.

（A）postponing（B）postpone（C）topostpone（D）postponement

116.Thecompany‘sbusinessplanincludesrevenuefrommagazineandevent

promotionsdesignedtohelprecruitersfindqualifiedapplicants.

（A）draw（B）drawing（C）todraw（D）drawer

117.Thisguidelineisintendedtoinformationaboutourdatabasesandto

provideacleardefinitionofhowthesedatabasegetupdatedandwhohasresponsibilities

（A）clarification（B）classified（C）cleared（D）clarify

118.AsofJuly7,basicmonthlytelephoneservicewillincreaseby$1.50duetothe

newfederaltelecommunicationtax,state-to-stateIong-distancerateswill

decreaseanaverageof10percent.

119.Hemakes$20anhour,hasmoreworkthanhecanhandie.

（A）and（B）than（C）so（D）but

120.Theirproductsareknownnotonlyfortheirlowprice,fortheirhigh

quality.

（A）but（B）butalso（C）andalso（D）aswellas

121.Ourorderofhigh-speedcomputersisscheduledtoarrivetodayor

tomorrow.

（A）or（B）on（C）both（D）either

122.JaneandMarylikedifferentthings,theyaregreatfriends.

（A）Sinee（B）Despite（C）For（D）Although

123.Thisruraltownhassmallpopulationthatthemailcarrierknows

whereeveryonelives.

（A）too（B）aso（C）very（D）sucha

124.thepresidentisgoingtosayinhisspeechtonightwillaffectallofus.

（A）What（B）That（C）So（D）While

125.Itmatterslittlewhofindsthetruththetruthisfound.

（A）because（B）sothat（C）solongas（D）as

126.TheordermustbedeliveredbyTuesday;

——wewillhavetolookforanothersupplier.

（A）uniess（B）excepting（C）maybe（D）otherwise

127.Unemploymentislowthatcompaniesmaysoonbeunabletofindworkers

withoutincreasingwages.

（A）such（B）very（C）so（D）despite

128.ThedesignEXPOhad——highattendancelastyearthatitwillbemovedtoalargerlocationthisyear.

（A）so（B）such（C）much（D）too

129.therainisexpected,everythingisreadyforthegrandopeningofthe

gallery

（A）Exceptthat（B）Accordingto（C）Sinee（D）Asidefrom

130.Thestorewillbesetforbusinessbytheendofthemonththecontractors

areabletocompletetheremodelingbythisweekend.

（A）these（B）if（C）them（D）so

131.Neitherthesalestheprofitisexpectedtoincreaseinthenextquarter.

（A）any（B）or（C）nor（D）but

132.Thecarefullyyouwrite,thefewermistakesyouwillmake.

（A）much（B）most（C）more（D）many

133.TherearefarmoregameshowsonTVthereusedtobe.

（A）than（B）as（C）that（D）or

134.Youwillneedmoremoneytobuysuchagorgeousdress.

（A）much（B）alotof（C）very（D）agreatmany

135Theclaymustbepackedintothemoldasaspossibletopreventairpockets

fromforming.

（A）tighter（B）tighten（C）tightly（D）tightness

136Inthesurveyof2.000youthsagedtwelvetoseventeenth,twiceasmanysaidtheycouldtalkmoreeasilytotheirmothersthantotheirfathers.

（A）easiest（B）moreeasily（C）easily（D）mosteasily

137.$200.00willbepresentedtothegraduatewhohasattainedthegradepoint

averageintheentiredepartment

（A）high（B）higher（C）highest（D）highly

138.Mr.Stonehastheattendancerecordattheretrainingprogramsheldatthe

headquarters

（A）poor（B）poorer（C）poorest（D）poorly

139.Thedirectorthinkthatthequalificationofthenewdesignerareasasthe

othersontheteam.

140.Ben‘sDeliveryisthemessengerserviceintown

（A）faster（B）fastest（C）mostfastest（D）morefast

141.Thepositionusedtobeobtainedinthepastthanitisnow

（A）harder（B）hard（C）theharder（D）thehardest

142.Thatwasoneofthebusinessconferencestherepresentativehadever

attended.

（A）bad（B）worst（C）worse（D）morebad

143.Thenewemployeewillbelikelytobehispredecessor.

（A）popular（B）aspopularas（C）aspopular（D）popularthan

144.Whenmyvisitor,willyoupleasecallme?

（A）willarrive（B）arrives（C）arrived（D）isarriving

145.Dennyhisfirstjobwithusfiveyearsago.

146.Iallmembersbytomorrownight.

（A）contacted（B）contacts（C）hascontacted（D）willhavecontacted

147.Investorsfascinatedbythestockmarketforalongtime.

（A）isbeing（B）hasbeen（C）arebeing（D）havebeen

148.Mr.FranklinasthemostlikelysuccessortothepositionofCEOsincehe

waselectedvicepresidentlastOctober.

（A）saw（B）wasseen（C）hasbeenseen（D）hasseen

149.Theunionleaderwereinformedthattheworkersonthestrike.

（A）fired（B）isfired（C）hadfired（D）hadbeenfired

150.Ifyougetyourbanktogenerateamoneyorder,itusuallyconversionfees.

（A）charge（B）charges（C）charging（D）ischarging

151.Sincethismorning,cityworkerstrafficsignsintheroadsusingspecialpainttoavoidrepaintingeveryyear.

（A）werepainting（B）hadpainted（C）havebeenpainted（D）havepainted

152.Internationalstockmarkets,includingthoseinBritain.Germany,HongKongandJapan

yesterdayinresponsetothepartialrecoveryofUSmarkets.

（A）rise（B）rises（C）rose（D）risen

153.HeussinceHenrywenttoAmerica.

（A）visits（B）visited（C）willvisit（D）hasvisited

154.Lastquartertherateofinflationby10percent.

（A）rose（B）raised（C）hasrisen（D）wasrisen

155.Wetoestablishafriendlyrelationshipwiththatcountryfortwoyears.

（A）try（B）aretrying（C）havetried（D）willtried

156.InspectionwillbeSaturdayat7A.M.

（A）at（B）to（C）for（D）on

157.Weregretthatthesavingswillbeconsumednoontomorrow.

（A）with（B）by（C）in）（D）from

158.termsofqualityandservice,ourcompanysurpassesthecompetition.

（A）In（B）From（C）By（D）With

159.ThesalesmeetingwillbeheldBusaninMay.

（A）to（B）at（C）in（D）on

160.ThesuppliescannotbeorderednextMonday.

（A）within（B）until（C）at（D）toPartVI

Ithispartofthetest

161.Theofficialsresponsiblefor（A）runningthisoffice（B）representedtheUnitedStatesin（C）theSupremeCourtandprovidedlegal（D）advicestothePresident.

162.Bensurvivedthe（A）firstroundof（B）layoffs（C）despitehavingbeenemployedfor（D）lesserthanayear.

163.（A）Fromthe（B）pastthreeyears,BobSmith（C）hasbeenthe（D）headoftheinternationaldepartment.

164.

spoliciesand

（A）Eachofthemanagers（B）receivea（C）copyofthe（D）companyprocedures.

165.Ifyou（A）wouldhavestudiedtheproblemmore（B）carefully,youwould（C）havefoundthesolution（D）morequickly.

166.（A）Althoughanewcomputer,ModelCX-2,（B）seemedlikeagoodinvestment（C）fortheircompany,theydecidednottobuy（D）them.

167.Toprotectherself（A）againstrobbery,Ellenhad（B）acompany（C）installedanewburglary（D）alarm.

168.Iwonder（A）howshemanage（B）togetalong（C）on（D）socheapasalary.

169.（A）Withtheadventofsatellitetransmissionofphotographsofthe（B）earthatmosphere,forecastingtheweatherhasbecomea（C）relativeexact（D）scienee.

170.There（A）wereintensecompetition（B）betweenthe（C）rivalcompanies（D）togetthecontract.

171.Thereis（A）somedisagreementbetween（B）myparentsandIaboutwhichjobIshould（C）take.

172.Theindexof（A）leadingeconomicindicators,