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Directions: In each question decide which of the four choices given will most suitably complete the sentence if inserted at the place (s) marked. Put the letter choice in the ANSWER SHEET. (25%) \< z{ @
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1.The university board of trustees deemed it urgent that a provost _____ to replace Mr Dannison who had been diagnosed with cancer. U
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2.With prices _____ so much, it is impossible for the company manager to stick to the original budget. EI f~>AI
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3.Edmund likes to drive at a speed _____ the traffic limit. I wonder how always manages to escape _____. 8`*`4m
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[C]to exceed, to fine [D]exceeding, being fined `#l_`j=r$
4.All the references she has obtained for her doctoral dissertation _____ about twenty iterns. q& P"
[A]maker up for [B]add up to [C]come up with [D]put up with ?EtK/6dJZt
5.Professor Jeffrey’s lecture on the recycling of waste paper and other garbage will show _____ can still be improved. Cjwg1?^RZ
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6.Most insulation devices of this kind, _____ manufactured for such purposes, are extremely expensive to install. b9"Q.*c<Z^
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7.The English vocabulary is known for a (an) _____ of words which are comparatively seldom used in ordinary conversations. (s \Nm_j
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8.John Locke, the well-known 18th-century English thinker, emphasized experience as the _____ condition for expansion of human knowledge. OvQG%D }P=
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9.The examination has been cancelled. You _____ all that review, after all. [Si`pPvl
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10.The _____ friend was exposed in the end to be a hidden rival who had been plotting against the company’s marketing in Hong Kong. jagsV'o2
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11.The senator was made to digress time and again form the main point of his speech because of the red _____ constantly _____by his opponents in the audience. O~igwFe
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[C]apples, put forward [D]mullets, laid down Pc1vf]
12.It is very plain that such a life as this is far more _____ to health than that of the man who can afford little leisure for necessary rest in the course of the day. :5p`H
[A]conductive [B]constructive [C]conciliate [D]conducive Xi$uK-AHpj
13.contradictory to popular belief, recent surveys show that besides housewives, many college students are also _____ to soap operas.
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14.He used to play badminton with you, _____? ld}- }W-cq
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15.I got a new battery for my recorder only last week, but it seems to have _____ already. !.kj-==s{7
[A]worn out [B]run down [C]knocked off [D]gone off "y#$| TMB
16.To test his theory, the chemist _____ an experiment. JrS|Ib)6
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17.He likes to swim _____. ".~,(*
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18.While watching television, _____. arRb q!mO
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19. “Go you mind _____?” D8G5,s-.
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20.When solid changes to liquid, it _____ heat from all substances near it and this _____ reduces the temperature surrounding it. G[ @RZ~o4
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21.The department chairman _____ with thanks the assistance of all the faculty members for getting the celebration ready in a short time. 0EKi?vP@y7
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22.The manager threw a party _____ the group of computer experts from the United States. jH({Qc,97
[A]in honor of [B]in favor of [C]in welcome of [D]in celebration of ot($aY,t
23.This state research prong ram is made up of two funds, _____ could last for two years. wQEsq<
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24.She claims to be very learned in biochemistry, but in fact _____ she knows a bout it is all sadly out of date. 41Hv)}Yd
[A]so little [B]that much [C]what little [D]how much tp*.'p-SI
25.Some people that television should give less _____ to sport. lE'3U qK
[A]programs [B]coverage [C]concern [D]involvement
