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SectionA:

Completeeachsentenceusingthecorrectwordorexpressionfromthe

box.

1.Theformerrivalsdecidedtocreatea（nwhentheyrealizedtheyshareda

commonthreat.Correctanswerallianee

2.Thestreetsaroundthecourthousewereallcloseddownbecauseofthe

againsttheruling.Correctanswerdemonstration

3.Sandrawasexplaininghowherdaughterisbeginningtoagainstherrules

andauthority.Correctanswerrebel

4.Thegovernmenthaspassedmanylawsthatintendedtomakeussafer,but（a

wouldprobablysuggestthatwe'rejustasvulnerableasbefore.Correctanswercynic

5.TheofCaliforniaheldapressconferencetoannouncehiscandidacyforthe

USSenate.Correctanswergovernor

6.IfoundthePrimeMinister'sspeechtobevery;itmademefeelhopefuland

patriotic.Correctanswerinspirational

7.Atthispoint,Jimhasnooflandingajobanytimesoon;hejustcan'tfinda

jobforsomeonewithahistorydegree.Correctanswerprospects

8.Radicalism,by,meansthatpeopleareactingoutsidetheacceptednormsof

society.Correctanswerdefinition

9.MychildrenaregrowinguptodayintheInternet—atimewhenalltheknowledgeoftheworldisonlyafewmouseclicksaway.Correctanswerera

10.TheSeptember11terroristattackintheUnitedStatescausedmorethan

manypeoplethoughtpossible.Correctanswerdestruction

11.Duringthe1960s,manyyoungpeoplechosetotheircountry's

invoIvementintheVietnamWar.Correctanswerprotest

12.ThecollapsedhousingindustryinAmericaultimatelyhadsevereconsequences

fortheentire.Correctanswereconomy

13.Pedroaskedmetosigntheinfavoroftheproposedlaw.

Correctanswerpetition

14.TravelingthroughMexicowasawonderfultopracticeSpanishwhichI

spentsomanyyearsstudying.Correctansweropportunity

15.Shechosetomajorinbusinessatcollegebecauseshethoughtitwouldincrease

herchancesofwell-paidaftergraduation.Correctansweremployment

16.Thisartistmustbefairly;I'veneverheardofherandI'manartmajor!

Correctanswerobscure

17.Mikeexplainedthatitwashispersonalthatgovernmentsshouldnever

interferewithothercountries'internalproblems.Correctanswerphilosophy

18.MyfatheralwaystoldmethatifIdon'thaveforwhatIdo,Ishouldfind

somethingelsetodo.Correctanswerpassion

19.Subjectslikephysicsandchemistrycancauseconsiderableforstudents

whoaren'tgoodatmathematics.Correctanswerfrustration

20.Toaneconomist,thereisahugediffereneebetweenansocietyandanagriculturalone.Correctanswerindustrial

SectionB:

Completeeachsentencewithasuitableword.

21.Thestudentstookthestreetsinprotestandgotalotofmediaattention.

Correctanswerto

22.It'sdifficulttoknowexactlywhatthecandidatesstandbecausetheyspeakin

suchgeneralterms.Correctanswerfor

23.Itwasn'tuntilImovedtocollegethatIrealizedhowmuchIreliedmy

parents.Correctansweron

24.Thatfilmabouttheplightofpolarbearsreallymademesitandpay

attentiontoclimatechange.Correctanswerup

25.Gregwantedtogojogginginspitethefactthattherewasastrong

thunderstorm.Correctanswerof

26.Iwouldneverbeassociatedanorganizationthatwascrueltoanimals.

Correctanswertowith

27.Thenewsstorywasaboutpeoplewhoprotestedbecausetheyhadbeenkept

thelistofeligiblevoters.Correctansweroff

28.Barbaradecidednottodropofcollegeeventhoughshewaspregnant.

Correctanswerout

29.Doyoureallythinkagroupofstudentscanbringchangeinthegovernment?

Correctanswerabout

30.PresidentKennedyhopedthattheembargowouldbringtheCubangovernment

itsknees.Correctanswerto

PartII:

BankedCloze

WhenIwasincollege,Iwasareporterfortheschoolnewspaper.Myveryfirst

articlewasaboutastudentproteston（31.Thestudents,mostlyfreshmanand（32__

gatheredoutsidethechemistrybuilding.Theywerecallingforthe（33ofProfessor

Keyes,whotheyclaimedwasaparticularly（34teacher.Heranhisclassroomlikea

dictatoranddidn'tgradefairly.

Thestudentsweremostlypeacefulandtheyspentallday（35"Downwith

Keyes!

DownwithKeyes!

"However,theydidhaveaminor（36withother

studentswhotriedtodefendProfessorKeyes.Nobodywashurt,butitwasobviousthatbothsideswerevery（37abouttheirbeliefs.

Youcouldsaythatmycollegehadavery（38environment.Studentswere

encouragedtothinkforthemselves,（39theirrights,andfightforwhattheybelieved

in.Thiswasn'ttheonlyprotestduringmycollegeyears,either.Youcertainlycouldn'tcriticizethestudentsforbeing（40theywerealwaysoutspokenandinvoIved!

Correctanswer（31campus（32sophomores（33resignation（34repressive（35chanting（36clash（37passionate（38liberal（39assert（40即athetic

PartIII:

ReadingComprehension

Questions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

OneofthemostfamousstudentproteststoeveroccurintheUnitedStatestookplacebetweenMay1andMay4,1970atacollegecampusintheMidwesternstateofOhio.Thereasonthisparticularprotestisstillrememberedandfamousisbecauseoftheunfortunateresultofthedemonstrations.

OnApril30,1970,USPresidentRichardNixonannouncedanescalationofthewarinVietnamwithamilitaryinvasionofCambodia,whichneighborsVietnam.Atthattime,thewarwasextremelyunpopularwiththepublicandmanypeoplewerefrustratedandangeredbythisnew

developmen—especiallystudents.ManypeoplehadbeenencouragedbyNixon'spromisetwoyearsearliertoendthewar,but,in1970,therewasstillnoendinsight.

OnMay1,studentsatKentStateUniversityinKent,OhioprotestedagainsttheAmericaninvasionofCambodiaandwerecallingforanendtothewar.Thecampusprotestwaspeaceful,butemotionsgrewthroughouttheday,andriotssooneruptedinthetown'sstreetsthatnight.Inresponse,thegovernorsentNationalGuardtroopstotheKentStateUniversitycampustostoptheriotsandprotests.

Smallprotestscontinuedoverthenexttwodays,andthen,onthemorningofMay4,approximately2,000studentsgatheredinthecenterofcampustoprotestboththewarandthepreseneeofsoldiersattheirschool.Thesoldiersorderedthestudentstodisperseandreturntotheirdorms.Whentheyrefused,thesoldiersbeganfiringteargasintothecrowd.

Duringthemorning,thesituationescalated,alongwithtensions,emotions,andanger.Shortlyafternoon,theNationalGuardsoldiersopenedfireonthestudents.Thecauseofthisactionremainsuncleartothisday.However,attheendoftheday,fourstudentswerekilledandnineotherswerewounded.SomeofthosestudentswerenoteveninvoIvedintheprotest.Theywerejustwalkingbyorwatchingtheprotestfromadistanee.

41.WhatwerethestudentsatKentStateUniversityprotesting?

A.TheAmericaninvasionofVietnam.

B.TheAmericaninvasionofCambodia.

C.TheelectionofPresidentRichardNixon.

D.TheelectionoftheOhiogovernor.

42.NationalGuardtroopsweresenttotheKentStatecampusbecause.

A.PresidentNixonorderedthemthere

B.thestudentsaskedthemtocome

C.theOhiogovernororderedthemthere

D.theschool'sadministrationaskedthemtocome

43.WhathappenedinKent,OhioonMay4,1970?

A.PresidentRichardNixonannouncedtheinvasionofCambodia.

B.StudentsatKentStateUniversitybeganapeacefulprotest.

C.Riotsbrokeoutinthetown'sstreets.

D.NationalGuardsoldierskilledfourstudents.

44.Thisstyleofwritingwouldbestbedescribedas.

A.expository

B.argumentative

C.narrative

D.descriptive

45.WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribesthestudentsatKentStateUniversityin1970?

A.Apathetic.

B.Passionate.

C.Cynical.

D.Nostalgic.

41~45:

BCDAB

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SectionA:

Choosethebestwaytocompletethesentences.

1.Thoughitwasdifficult,Carlosknewtheonlythingtodowouldbeto

admitcheatingonthetest.

A.honestly

B.honor

C.honorable

D.honest

2.Debbieisverytotheplightofhomelesspeopleandalwaysgetsvery

emotionalwhensheseesthemonthestreet.

A.empathy

B.empathetic

C.sympathy

D.sympathetic

3.Certaintypesofbirdsoftendeveloptheskillofandsoundliketheycan

speak.

A.impressions

B.mimicry

C.personification

D.imitating

4.Asbabiesdevelop,theyneedtolearntobeforetheycanwalk.

A.run

B.climb

C.swim

D.crawl

5.Whenhewasachild,Tonylostallvisioninhisrighteye,sohefeelsfor

thedifficultiesfacedbyblindpeople.

A.empathy

B.empathetic

C.sympathy

D.sympathetic

6.Kindergartenteachersoftenhavetoreprimandtheirstudentsfor.

A.mimicry

B.misbehaviour

C.misery

D.misunderstanding

7.DuringtheChristmasholiday,manypeoplefeelasurgeofandgivetocharities.

A.malevolenee

B.diseipline

C.benevolenee

D.

becausetheyhavenootherwayto

sensitivity

8.Babiesusuallycrywhentheyfeelexpressthemselves.

A.distinguished

B.dishonest

C.distressed

D.discouraged

9.Differentcultureshavedifferentwaysoftheirchildren.

A.authorizing

B.disciplining

C.obeying

D.sympathizing

10.

succe—swemanagedtoproveourtheory

Theresearchprojectwasan

conclusively.

A.overage

B.overdue

C.overnight

D.overall

11.Thomashasnotothefeelingsofothershealwaysmakesvery

negativeandoffensivecomments.

A.sensitivity

B.sense

C.sensory

D.sensitive

12.NomatterwhereSuegoes,somethingmajorhappens;it'slikeshetakesthe

alongwithher.

A.c