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lityis,asithasalwaysbeen,thatteachingisarewarding,butattimes______{s/1}profession.

[A].instructing

[B].benefiting

[C].well-paying

[D].frustrating

askedmeiftheislands______{s/1}toChina.

[A].belong

[B].arebelonging

[C].arebelonged

[D].havebeenbelonged

nowI______{s/1}over200pages.

[A].covered

[B].amcovering

[C].havecovered

[D].willcover

missioners(ì??éר?±)assuredthecrowdthattheproblem______{s/1}careofassoonaspossible.

[A].hasbeentake

[B].willtake

[C].wastaken

[D].wouldbetaken

telephonetheGovernor'soffice?"

"Yes,he______{s/1}tobebackbeforetomorrowmorning."

[A].expecting

[B].ixpected

[C].haxpected

[D].istoexpected

6.I'drather______{s/1}thoimportantpaperswithyou.

[A].thatyoushouldn'ttake

[B].nottaking

[C].pleadon'ttake

[D].youdidnottake

ceofgoldroagain,partly______{s/1}newsaboutthewar.

[A].resultin

[B].gowith

[C].becau

[D].dueto

sibilities______{s/1}becomingafather.

[A].chargefor

[B].gowith

[C].savefor

[D].gothrough

ntryhas______{s/1}toomanywarsinthepastfewdecades;itspeoplearelongingforpeacesomuch.

[A].preventedfrom

[B].resultedin

[C].gonethrough

[D].gonewith

sidenthas______{s/1}hispoliticaladvisorsovertheslowpaceofeconomicchange.

[A].preventedfrom

[B].chargedfor

[C].accountedfor

[D].clashedwith

ndsme______{s/1}ds.

[A].to

[B].on

[C].for

[D].of

on______{s/1}buyingsomeexpensiveequipment.

[A].to

[B].about

[C].into

[D].on

urafinallyarrivedsheapologized______{s/1}solate.

[A].fortocome

[B].thatshewascoming

[C].forcoming

[D].tocome

neisamazedatthe______{s/1}growthofthiscity;ithasbeensodifferentfromwhatitwasfiveyearsago.

[A].explosive

[B].expanding

[C].expensive

[D].excessive

astrong______{s/1},butyoucouldbeathimifyouperformatyourhighestlevel.

[A].opponent

[B].partner

[C].friend

[D].mate

hedidn'tanswermyquestionsquickly,thelookonhisface______{s/1}thathewassatisfiedwithme.

[A].indicated

[B].input

[D].interacted

eographyclass,theteacherexplainedwindandwatermightcausoil______{s/1}.

[A].pollution

[B].excellence

[C].explosion

[D].erosion

(n)______{s/1}view!

[A].explosive

[B].amud

[C].amazing

[D].terrified

anwithgoldenhairwastakenawaybythecurityguardson______{s/1}ofbeingacriminal.

[A].suspect

[B].suspicion

[C].doubt

[D].belief

sparenoeffortstoprovidemore______{s/1}productstoourcustomers.

[A].competitive

[B].competing

[C].competed

[D].competition

beenknowntobecomeuptatthe______{s/1}ofblood.

[A].sight

[B].view

[C].show

[D].range

tpeopleinChina,thebicycleisstilltheirmain______{s/1}oftransport.

[A].means

[B].impression

[C].attraction

[D].cour

sso______{s/1}inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingatthedoor.

[A].attracted

[B].excited

[C].absorbed

[D].drew

thechildren______{s/1}somedifficultyinlearningthematerial.

[A].ran

[B].encountered

[C].acquainted

ial______{s/1}toldmethathedidn'twanttodiscusstheissue.

[A].expression

[B].feeling

[C].meaning

[D].show

whowantthetypist'sjobwillbejudged______{s/1}howaccurateandfasttheyare.

[A].infavorof

[B].intermsof

[C].inwaysof

[D].inspiteof

eyourheadwhenyougetuptandlo______{s/1}ofyouractions.

[A].owning

[B].control

[C].objection

[D].eyesight

d______{s/1}amagazinethatwaslyingonthetable.

[A].up

[B].at

[C].on

[D].by

erequestthechairman______{s/1}oursuggestionagain?

[A].toconsider

[B].considering

[C].consider

[D].considered

aveherangerbecauweknewthatherfather'sillnesshadputherundergreat______{s/1}.

[A].shelter

[B].crisis

[C].stress

[D].nervousness

r______{s/1}toreadthenewsbutturnedatoncetothecrosswordpuzzleonthelastpage.

[A].worried

[B].noticed

[C].pained

[D].bothered

ecan'thearyouatthebackofthehall,you'llhaveto______{s/1}yourvoice.

[A].improve

[B].increa

[C].rai

ofthetraffic______{s/1}Paulfromhiswork.

[A].prevented

[B].distracted

[C].angered

[D].upt

ies______{s/1}theconditionofthepatientsmaybemadepersonallyorbytelephone.

[A].revealing

[B].concerning

[C].affecting

[D].Following

veryhardtopersuadehimtojoinourgroupbutImetwithaflat______{s/1}.

[A].accept

[B].agree

[C].refusal

[D].decline

clearlyno______{s/1}ofdoinganywork,althoughshewasverywellpaid.

[A].tendency

[B].foundation

[C].intention

[D].belonging

udentsfoundthebook______{s/1};itprovidedthemwithalargeamountofinformationonthesubject.

[A].informative

[B].confusing

[C].distracting

[D].amusing

anagedto______{s/1}aquickbreathbeforeIwaspulledunderthewaterbythepassingboats.

[A].load

[B].gain

[C].take

[D].escape

ngorganizationshavestarteda(n)______{s/1}forsaferroadsinthearea.

[A].action

[B].measure

[C].campaign

[D].achievement

hegeneral______{s/1}ofhishealth,itmaytakehimawhiletorecoverfromtheoperation.

[A].function

[B].situation

[D].state

dthatthemanwas(malicious)______{s/1}inhisintent

[A]violent

[B]vicious

[C]sneaky

[D]disagreeable

estatesthatifaboxerisknockeddown,hemuststaydownfora(mandatory)______{s/1}eightconds

[A]inadequate

[B]dependable

[C]anobligatory

[D]hard-working

dtobe(ablacksheep______{s/1})inhisschool

[A]amischief

[B]ahumbleperson

[C]agoodstudent

[D]astupidpupil

cannotmakefriendswithapersonwhois(cynical)______{s/1}aboutfriendship

[A]progressive

[B]sincere

[C]inquisitive

[D]skepticalabouthumanprogress

icialplannedto(interrogate)______{s/1}theman

[A]congratulate

[B]question

[C]criticize

[D]expo

46.(Byhazard)______{s/1}hetookawrongturnanddiscoveredashortcut

[A]Mysteriously

[B]heedlessly

[C]Byaccident

[D]Duetohirror

adarscreenappearsan(unidentified)______{s/1}plane

[A]anunknown

[B]ananonymous

[C]avague

[D]asuspicious

tist?¯sbillwas(intheneighborhoodof)______{s/1}fiftydollars

[A]anxiously

[B]substantially

[C]conscientiously

[D]approximately

1665thattheconceptoftheearth?¯sgravity(dawnedon)______{s/1}IsaacNewtown

[A]becameclearto

[B]turnedupto

[C]becamefamousfor

[D]wasfavorablefor

attemptshavebecome(abortive)______{s/1}

[A]unsuccessful

[B]premature

[C]tentative

[D]productive

ationwillbeudtoaid(destitute)______{s/1}families

[A]impoverished

[B]homeless

[C]hopeless

[D]desperate

endmea(memorandum)______{s/1},Iwillsurelyremembertoattendthemeeting

[A]acallingcard

[B]ashortnote

[C]acostanalysis

[D]anitinerary

ofsheep(grazed)______{s/1}peacefullyinthefield

[A]stood

[B]wandered

[C]fed

[D]laydown

sno(gainsaying)______{s/1}theeffectivenessofherremarks

[A]agreeingwith

[B]denying

[C]assisting

[D]hunting

oplesaythatthetwocustomsofficers(werehandinglovewith)______{s/1}thesmugglers

[A]arrested

[B]concealed

[C]actedclolytogetherwith

[D]punished

ywasregisteredas(anaupairgirl)______{s/1}inanEnglishfamily

[A]afull-timeworker

[B]ababy-sitter

[C]awomantutor

[D]awomanwhogetsaccommodationswheresheworksbutgetsnopay

icemanpromidtobe(candid)______{s/1},butwewondered

[A]sweet

[B]openandfrank

[C]casual

[D]modest

that(pamphlet)______{s/1},plea

[A]novel

[B]comb

[C]note

[D]brochure

(belligerent)______{s/1}attitudeisoftenthecauforyourlackofpopularity

[A]hostile

[B]courageous

[C]hospitable

[D]cowardly

ection______{s/1}

[A]surrender

[B]achievement

[C]evolution

[D]rebellion

61Ifyousticktothebadhabits,youwill______{s/1}oflosingyourhealth.

[A]taketherisk

[B]gettherisk

[C]cometotherisk

[D]betherisk

62Abletoworkunderhigh______{s/1}andtimelimitation.

[A]press

[B]pressure

[C]depress

[D]repress

63The______{s/1}ofeachdependsonhowpeoplefeel,notonwhatexpertssay.

[A]illustration

[B]demonstration

[C]definition

[D]administration

64Thus,______{s/1}oftheway,aloneortogether,Iwillsticktotrace.

[A]regard

[B]regarding

[C]regardless

[D]regarded

65Recognizingaproblemisthefirststepinfindinganeffective______{s/1}

[A]way

[B]solution

[C]method

[D]resolution

66Anydoctorworthhissaltshouldknowhowto______{s/1}theillness.

[A]do

[B]take

[C]cure

[D]remand

67YangtRiverandYellowRiver______{s/1}thespiritoftheChina.

[A]show

[B]reprent

[C]prent

[D]symbol

68An______{s/1}inLondoninthewinterof1664-1665caud70000deaths.

[A]episode

[B]epidemic

[C]espial

[D]academic

69Thefakenotonlydisturbsthenormalmarketorder,butalso______{s/1}people'slifehealth.

[A]threat

[B]threaten

[C]intimidate

[D]entreat

70Theirdreamisnothinglessthanamoreequalsocietywithno______{s/1}prejudice.

[A]racial

[B]moral

[C]mental

[D]physical

71PleaturnofftheTV,becauthenoiwill______{s/1}herfromherhomework.

[A]attract

[B]arrest

[C]distract

[D]dismiss

72Setupproductionstandardsforeachworkstationandcontroltheproduction______{s/1}

[A]affection

[B]efficiency

[C]infection

[D]sufficiency

73Theghosts______{s/1}sixafflictions;hunger,thirst,heat,cold.

[A]sufferfrom

[B]sufferat

[C]sufferwith

[D]sufferby

74Willyouhelpmeto______{s/1}theleafletsatthemeeting?

[A]handin

[B]handwith

[C]handout

[D]handto

75Thesocietywas______{s/1}toprerveendangeredspeciesformextinction.

[A]putup

[B]tup

[C]twith

[D]putwith

76Healthclubshavecomeintobudthroughoutthenation,andmanypeople______{s/1}lifetimememberships.

[A]sighto

[B]signupfor

[C]signinfor

[D]sighupto

77Exceptionalgiftsthim______{s/1}fromothersculptorsofhisgeneration.

[A]depart

[B]comport

[C]apart

[D]part

78Drinkingandsmokingamongyoungpeopleisincreasingtoan______{s/1}extent.

[A]alarmed

[B]alarming

[C]alarm

[D]alarmingly

79Itisthereforebettertodealwitha______{s/1}personorsituationthananunknownone.

[A]familiar

[B]similar

[C]family

[D]simile

80Itcanhelpsoothesome______{s/1}pain,butintheenditwillslowthehealingprocess.

[A]beginning

[B]starting

[C]initial

[D]first

toldthatmostofourluggagewouldbe______{s/1}bya.

[A].approached

[B].transported

[C].handled

[D].communicated

ters______{s/1}adifferentsideofhispersonality.

[A].Imagine

[B].advocate

[C].reveal

[D].dominate

ogizesforhiscommentsandsayshehadnointentionof______{s/1}thecommunity.

[A].Robbing

[B].barking

[C].collapsing

[D].offending

'mgoingoutintheeveningIuthebikeifIcan,______{s/1}thecar.

[A].regardlessof

[B].morethan

[C].otherthan

[D].ratherthan

abuyercanmakeanofficialoffertobuy,hemusthavethehou______{s/1}.

[A].tobevalued

[B].beingvalued

[C].valued

[D].valuing

86.______{s/1}25yearsagonextmonth,theclubisholdingapartyforpastandprentmembers.

[A].Forming

[B].Havingform

[C].Formed

[D].Toform

lkedinoffthestreetandfellflat______{s/1}hisface,unconscious.

[A].for

[B].on

[C].against

[D].in

88.I'veneverheardofanyone______{s/1}byafemale.

[A].robbing

[B].beingrobbed

[C].toberobbed

[D].rob

enlf-employedforsolongthatIcouldn'timagine______{s/1}forsomeoneel.

[A].tohavetowork

[B].working

[C].towork

[D].havingworked

dremember______{s/1}alongtheroadjustbeforetheaccidenthappenedbuthecouldn'tremembertheaccident

itlf.

[A].tohavedriven

[B].driving

[C].todrive

[D].havingdriving

rerobbed______{s/1}theirwristwatchesandshotduringthecouroftherobbery.

[A].of

[B].from

[C].by

[D].with

______{s/1}thatJohnworksasageneralmanager.

[A].mustbethisfactory

[B].mustbeatthisfactory

[C].mighthavebeenMary

[D].can'tthisfactory

______{s/1}weknowhisspeechhadmadesodeepanimpressiononhisaudience.

[A].have

[B].did

[C].had

[D].should

'tspeak______{s/1}ourteacher.

[A].toohighlyof

[B].toohighof

[C].highlyoftoo

[D].tohighlyof

95.______{s/1}receivedlawdegreesastoday.

[A].Neversowomenhave

[B].Neverhavesomanywomen

[C].Thewomenaren'tever

[D].Womenwhohavenever

nourclass______{s/1}insportsthanhe.

[A].aremoreinterested

[B].aremuchinterested

[C].ismuchinterested

[D].ismoreinterested

guage______{s/1}hewrotehispoemswascharacteristicofthelanguageudinthe16thcentury.

[A].which

[B].bywhich

[C].withwhich

[D].inwhich

98.______{s/1}isknowntotheworld,MarkTwainisagreat[A]mericanwriter.

[A].That

[B].Which

[C].It

[D].[A]s

sonwhyHamletissuchasuccessfulplayisthat______{s/1}

[A].itappealsdifferenttopeople

[B].differentpeopleareappealed

[C].itappealstodifferentpeople

[D].peoplefinditappealingtothemverymuch

ered______{s/1}

[A].whatwillbehiswife'sreaction

[B].whatwouldhiswife'sreactionbe

[C].howwouldbehiswife'sreaction

[D].whathiswife'sreactionwouldbe

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