英语测试答案（自己整理不够全面）
Part 1 Fill in the Blanks (with the initial letters provided)
醉成语1．Your victories in this area are very small and you(practically)achieve nothing.
2. The West is(bleeding)poorer countries dry through interest payments on their debts.
3. It has been estimated that around one in five pensioners(entitled)to the benefits do not actually claim them.
4. From the moment a child can(crawl), everything at a baby's level must be made save.
5. On(receipt)of a check of $5, we will nd you a full color booklet (小册子) which explains how to lo 10 kilos in just two months.
6. I decided to keep a low(profile) , becau I was a guest.
7. When you retire, you are allowed to exchange part of your expected(pension)for a lump sum—and this is tax-free under the prent law.
8. Mr. Patten has had to(bow)down to this pressure and admit that he got it wrong.
9. An intention to kill must be proved in order to(convict)someone of attempted murder.
10. The buyer obtained the desk becau he made the highest (bid); no one el offered more money for it.
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11. People are spending more of their income on goods such as cars and(appliances) .
12. My garden is too dry and shady—not many plants(thrive)in tho conditions.
13. No sooner had the news(leaked)out than my telephone started ringing.
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14. Throughout her political career she was a (champion)of education reform.
15. Martha could feel now that her toes were not only wet with sweat but also(sticky) with blood.
16. More than $20,000 has been paid in(compensation)to victims of another poisoned water accident in the region.
17. People often make(donations)to their old public school or college as some repayment for what it has done for them, or in the hope that it may give their child a better chance of entry!
18. But all the time they were so(alert) , ready to withdraw instantly at the first hint of danger.
19. The(liberal)arts are college or university subjects such as history, languages and literature but not sciences, mathematics or practical subjects.
20. It is recorded that the area north of the river was probably uninhabitable with( den)forests.
Part 2 Replacement
1. I didn't know what I should do so I just waited for Mrs. Garcia to come back. (suppo)
Replacement: was suppod to do
2. Any system of government by free lection is naturally likely to be misud. (lend) Replacement:naturally lends itlf to misu
3.4. Did the reporter actually have the right to access the personal and financial records? (entitle)
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5. Many of the scientist's findings in the tests simply cannot be explained. (account) Replacement:accounted for
哑铃经典8个动作6. We can earn part or all of our own livings slowly if we are allowed to do so. (step) Replacement:one step at a time
7. Sally t off looking for the twins half an hour ago—where can they all have got to? (arch)
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8. Talk to someone about your problems. Don't let pressure mount up. (build) Replacement: build up
9. They were of the generation that had experienced the Depression and a world war. (go)
Replacement: gone through
喜迎国庆手抄报10. He obtained $15000 from them by threats in desperation. (bleed)Replacement: Part 3 Multiple Choice
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Part 4 Cloze (with four choices provided)
Have you ever met any caworkers? Most caworkers are highly idealistic when they begin their 1. (careers). However, they change after a few years in a system that 2.
(practically)requires people to lie. They 3. (tend)to become cynical. They also start to 4. (act like)detectives. Sometimes this role is easy: big companies are very 5. (reluctant)to pay any money to welfare clients illegally. Tho on welfare might like to be paid for their rvices 6. (under)the table. Employers don't often do this, 7. (therefore)the government finds out about all the money the people make. Any extra income they earn 8. (goes into)the central government's computer. Sadly the law does not 9. (allow)welfare clients to work part time. Thus, they aren't able to make a gradual 10. (shift)away from welfare. Many welfare clients would 11. (love)to pay for some of their living expens on their own. They will be happy if they can 12. (avoid)having to call their caworker. This will save them from 13. (embarrassing)situations. When they need something as simple as 14. (repairs)to their wheelchair they would like to handle it themlves. Most would agree that the system needs 15. (to be changed). Perhaps legal experts should 16. (act as)defenders of the welfare clients. In truth, the system so easily lends itlf to 17. (abu)by the welfare givers. This would act as a balance against the caworkers' tendency to vigorously 18. (ek out)any untruths. Caworkers often try to arch for lie
s told by their clients 19. (rather than)help their clients. Someday people like me will thrive under a new system that will encourage them, not ek to 20. (convict)them of cheating! But it is hard to make our voice heard by policy-makers.
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