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[C]troubled 

[D]bother

3.Theboyissuchagoodviolinistthathewillprobablymakequitea 

forhimself.

[A]star 

[B]name 

[C]credit 

[D]character

4.TheIraqforcewas 

undertheattackoftheU.S.Aarmy’sbombing.

[A]abolished 

[B]disappeared 

[C]annihilated 

[D]triumphed

5.Astudyshowsthat 

isaseriouspsychologicaldiseasethatisaffectingmanycollegestudents’life.

[A]mania 

[B]selfish 

[C]autism 

[D]egocentricity

6.Nuclearweaponsmight 

liketumorsinhuman’sbodytodestroythewholehumanbeing.

[A]grew 

[B]proliferate 

[C]extend 

[D]erupts

7.Justwhenherlifewasgoingwell,Janewas 

byadevastatingillness.

[A]attack 

[B]fallen 

[C]blindsided 

[D]surprised

8.Itisreportedthatmany 

companiesareoperatinginthatprovince.

[A]false 

[B]bogus 

[C]bad 

[D]fake

9.LosAngelesCounty,themostpopulouscountyinthecountry,is 

thetrendofrecession.

[A]against 

[B]following 

[C]bucking 

[D]enhanced

10.Thewarcompletely 

thewholenation’sindustriesaswellasagriculture.

[A]cramped 

[B]crimpled 

[C]crippled 

[D]lowered

11.Ithadbeena/an 

accordingtoAristotlethataheavyobjectfallsfasterthanthelightonefromthesameheight,butGalileooverthrewit.

[A]definition 

[B]utterance 

[C]clincher 

[D]law

12.Mary’sgrannyisgoodatmaking 

.

[A]pictures 

[B]colleges 

[C]collages 

[D]paintings.

13.Thegovernmentmadeabudgetto 

theeducationalexpenditureforthepurposetostrengthentheirarms.

[A]curtail 

[B]limit 

[C]condense 

[D]concentrate

14.Thesculpture 

towardthefarendoftheseaasifheiswaitingforthecrewtocomeback.

[A]craves 

[B]spots 

[C]watches 

[D]contemplates

15.NearlyeveryChinesestudenthasaskedhisorherEnglishteacherfor 

cuttingofmasteringEnglish.

[A]corner 

[B]short 

[C]near 

[D]close

16.The 

factcannotpreventeverywoman’spursuitforyouth.

[A]older 

[B]disable 

[C]senility 

[D]decrepit

17.“Charity 

thosewhoreceiveitandhardensthosewhodispenseit,”GeorgeSandsaid.

[A]degrades 

[B]demises 

[C]depresses 

[D]deregulates

18.Theyhavecollectedalargenumberof 

evidenceneededtoconvict.

[A]discrete 

[B]concrete 

[C]specific 

[D]separate

19.Althoughhehasbeenoverthirties,heisstill 

byfairytaleslikeachild.

[A]addicted 

[B]interested 

[C]enjoyful 

[D]entranced

20.Thethief 

himselfbehindhisnewspaperfromtimetotimewhilethereporterinterviewedhim.

[A]protected 

[B]revealed 

[C]entrenched 

[D]covered

21.The 

livingcostandeducationfeepreventmanyyoungcouplesfromplanningtogivebirthtoababy.

[A]huge 

[B]exorbitant 

[C]outrageous 

[D]increasing

22.Sheisnotusuallygoodattabletennis;

thatwinningstrokewasa 

.

[A]lucky 

[B]accident 

[C]chance 

[D]fluke

23.Thebosswasreallyafoolbyusinga 

safetylock.

[A]easy 

[B]foolproof 

[C]effective 

[D]solid

24.Manypeoplehavetheexperienceof 

afuturecaseintheirdream.

[A]foreshadowing 

[B]prefigure 

[C]indicating 

[D]implying

25.Thewhitehorse 

intothefirstplacewithinsecondstogoandwerelievedasigh.

[A]fled 

[B]eloped 

[C]hurried 

[D]forged

26.Itisatroublesomeandheavyworktomakefitmentofahouseandthemostoneis 

to 

thefloor.

[A]build 

[B]instruct 

[C]resurface 

[D]infrastructure

27.Allhumanbeinghopesjusticeswill 

butthefactisalwaysagainstthewish.

[A]popular 

[B]conquer 

[C]prevail 

[D]prevalence

28.Thetwoweaverstalkedabouttheclothina 

languagewhiletheministerwaspretendingtoseeit.

[A]praise 

[B]boast 

[C]hyperbolic 

[D]brag

29.Inrecentyearsthekindergartenteachershavecomplainedalotaboutthe 

ofchildren.

[A]intolerance 

[B]overactivity 

[C]hyperactivity 

[D]fantasy

30Oncethe 

oftheskinwasdamaged,usuallytherewillbeascarleftonthesurfaceafterhealingup.

[A]deepstructure 

[B]lowest 

[C]layer 

[D]infrastructure

31.Thedoctorpaid 

tohisnursesbypraisingtheirwork.

[A]gifts 

[B]presents 

[C]tribute 

[D]contribution

32.Thesingerhavea 

examinedhisdogtoseewhatiswrongwithhimthesedays.

[A]doctor 

[B]veterinary 

[C]surgeon 

[D]pediatrist

33.ThepaintingsofPaulCé

zanne 

theriseofcubismintheearly20thcentury.

[A]presented 

[B]predicated 

[C]prefigured 

[D]forthcome

34.Thepoliticalauthorityforcetheoldmantosigna/an 

nevertorevealthesecret.

[A]promise 

[B]word 

[C]pledge 

[D]oath

35.Theexaminerletusshowour 

inordertobeadmittedtothetestcenter.

[A]certificate 

[B]identification 

[C]passport 

[D]testimonial

36.Everyonemarveled 

hiscouragetofightagainstthemonster.

[A]in 

[B]at 

[C]from 

[D]on

37.Themoviedepictedpeople’s 

emotionwhentheymighthavelosttheirgoodpasthappytime.

[A]nostalgia 

[B]sorrow 

[C]sad 

[D]regretful

38.Whenwegottothecinema,themoviewas 

totheclose.

[A]reducing 

[B]going 

[C]waning 

[D]wax

39.Ourthinkingis 

byourhistoricalmyths.

[A]soaked 

[B]permeated 

[C]pervaded 

[D]presented

40.Every 

motherisanxioustosomedegreewhilewaitingforthenewlife. 

[A]waiting 

[B]pinching 

[C]expectant 

[D]eager

PartIIErrorIdentification（20points）

Directions:

Eachofthefollowingsentenceshasfourunderlinedpartsmarked[A],[B],[C],[D].IdentifythepartofthesentencethatisincorrectandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterinthebrackets.

ForExample:

Anumberofforeignvisitorsweretakentotheindustrialexhibitionwhichtheysaw.

[A] 

[B] 

[C] 

[D]

ontheanswersheet:

[B] 

[C] 

41.Whenaspinningballbounces,someoftheenergycontainedinitsrotationcantransfertoits

[A] 

energyofforwardmotion.

42.Theirritablesergeantwasinsistentthatnothingsupersedesthedrillingofthefortynewmen.

43.WhenEdisondied,itwasproposedthattheAmericanpeopleturnedoffallpowerintheir

[C]

homes,streets,andfactoriesforseveralminutesinhonorofthisgreatman.

44.Afour-yearstudybytheInfanttestingCentersuggeststhatbabiesfeelmorecomfortably

aroundotherbabiesthanwithadults.

[D]

45.Mostofusareoftheopinionthatthissetoftrainingprogramisamongthewisestdevisedones

wehaveseensofar.

46.Theypointedoutthedamagewhichtheysupposedthathadbeendonebylastnight’sstorm.

47.Becauseoftherecentaccidents,ourparentsforbidmybrotherandmefromsw