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1. For many decades, economists have beenarguing about the role of ideas, innovation and _______ in economic growth. G> s qfYkK
a. ingathering b. ingredient c. ingratitude d. ingenuity \W|ymV_Ki
2. In thiscompany, absenteeism and frequent work stoppage have greatly ______ theefficiency of the firm operation. ? 3oUkGfn
a. cut off b. cut over c. cut up d. cut into 79B+8= K
3. The day wasstar-crossed: Friday 13th in the month of October, on the eve of thesecond anniversary of a ______ market crash. WLH ;{
a. agitating b. devastating c. evacuating d. withstanding k=X)ax t1
4. Even with theprice cutting, the 32-bit systems are still far too expensive to _____consumers used to paying &100 or less for a game machine with plenty ofgood software. *r
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a. justify b. topple c. lease d. tempt _5o5/@
5. If goodintentions and good ideas were all it took to save the deterioratingatmosphere, the planets _____ layer of air would be as good as fixed? (]-RL
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a. sheer b. fragile c. initial d. lethal xu >grj
6. Tom went tohave further studies in the United Kingdom. He found it______ that he couldn’tspeak English well.
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7. There were manypeople on the street, but the police_____ the thief’s attempt to escape. \b#`Ahf`
a. pursued b. collaborated c. scooped d. foiled u ^M'[<{
8. The factory hasobtained a _____ on the invention. J\Tu=f)
a. patent b. scenario c. continuation d. passion !E^\)=E)P
9. If you want toobtain information for particulars, please ______ the office. 2B+qS'OT
a. work on b get into c. apply to d. interact with JO~6 2='J
10. After years of_______ in his studies, Jeff successfully earned his Ph. D. last year. 0Kg?X
a. agonizing b. persevering c. competing d. converting )GOio+{ H
11. Few peopleknow that he has a(n)_____ desire for revenge, for he has always been such akind person. W)L* zVj~
a. vulnerable b. petty c. acute d. variable hb1eEn
12. All the _____of experimental and mathematical procedures should be strictly observed. g O/\Yi
a. minutiae b. scenario c. informatics d. academia biRkq c;
13. It was incrediblethat the children in some African countries were _____ starving. kpM o7n
a.unscrupulously b. insanely c. savagely d. literally {D8yqO A}
14. There is______ evidence of corruption in some government agencies and therefore strongmeasures must be taken. FJFO0Hb6
a. rewarding b. shrinking c. mounting d. packing /Eu|Jg=I
15. The big dogattacked the burglar ______. (~fv; }}v
a. savagely b. unscrupulously c. vitally d. fertilely F6_e n
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16. The concernswith the origins of the earth ______ their study. {9{PU
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a. motivated b. advised c. excited d. informed YR [I,j
17. He seems poor,but I ______ that he has quite a lot ofmoney. gOMy8w 4>
a. suspect b.form c. elaborate d. formulate EtQ:x$S_
18. If you push inthe world, the world will push back on you; if you touch the world gently, theworld will touch you gently _____. ER;\Aes*?
a. in return b. in the long run c. in turn d. in place .etG>tH
19. He was ____enough to understand my question from the gestures I made. D58RHgY[
a. intelligent b. efficient c. proficient d. diligent H(Y 1%@
20. On the firstday when a pupil enters school, he is asked to conform ______ the school rules. E@-5L9eJ\
a. in b. at c. on d. to |O;vWn'U2
21. He rewrote thenovel in an effort to turn it into a more popular ____. nd w&F'.r
a. version b. copy c. issue d. booklet szXqJG8|
22. Galileo, thefirst modern scientist, was forced by the Church under threat of torture to_____ that the earth moves around the sun. _>_ "cKS
a. admit b. elaborate c. deny d. approve ^?|d< J:{
23. Many peoplefind religious beliefs important in their lives, but such beliefs are not partof science because they are matters of faith with principles that are meant tobe ______ without question. 5uJ!) Q
a. criticized b. accepted c. declined d. refused AEUR` .
24. The laws andtheories of science do not represent “ultimate truth”: they are consideredvalid only ______ no contrary evidence comes to light. :k2 J
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a. whenever b. as soon as c. even if d. as long as m%c]+Our`
25. The mostcareful observations, the most elaborate calculations will not be fruitful_____ the right questions are asked. uH#X:Vne
a. wherever b. no matter c. unless d. regarding _|#P~Ft
26. What surprisedus most was the huge ______ of treasure stacked pile after pile in theunderground cellar. /v.<h*hxWy
a.accumulation b. acceleration c. analysis d. ancestor 40[@d
27. Mr. Smith was______ to buy a cheaper car in order to save enough money to purchase anapartment suite. ]$Q@4=f b
a. obliged b. indulged c. pursued d. identified .pH 4[~
28. Victoria is in asplitting_______ since she can’t decide who will be her Mr. Right. )( pgJLW
a. stagnation b. resentment c. assets d. dilemma S'`RP2P
29. Peking Operais among the most valued cultural _____, though mostly liked by the old insteadof the young. :d~mlyFI6P
a. array b. technicality c. competence d. legacies 7/K'nA
30. the localgovernment is planning a salary _____ on a big scale which will lead to a raisein purchasing power of common workers. F2Gg_u@7M
a. boost b. devotion c. temperament d. globalization % .8(R
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31. The thrillingnews was totally beyond students’ expectation and it therefore ______ the wholecampus. cQ3p|a `
a. enlarged b. dedicated c. electrified d. declined }N:QB}7'_
32. The railroadand the automobile have contributed much to the great ____ of population allover the world. C~PP}|<~V
a. mobility b. pouring c. purifying d. morality Z%
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33. It is assumedthat the number of people _______ by the recent quake may continue to rise. [ Scao $
a. displaced b. disguised c. abused d. accounted `%~f5<
34. For the sakeof safety, speeding is completely _____ in front of school areas. b,
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35. The touristswere extremely delighted to find that they would be _____ in a grand andluxurious hotel. hMgk+4*
a. adapted b. accustomed c. accommodated d. adjusted SQN{/")T
36. He welldeserved the “Best Supporting Actor” prize on account of his incredibleperformance which ____ the sweet memory in people of the “good, old days”. '1d0
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a. presumes b erodes c. evokes d. assigns nN>Uh T
37. Language is______ to human life because it gives meaning to otherwise random experience. oWggh3eXk
a. indisputable b.indescribable c. indispensable d. indiscernible <
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38. The ITindustry was forced to make a(n) ____ reduction in employment due to years ofsales drop. zLPCWP.u
a. drastic b. dominant c. optimistic d. optional .5tXwxad"
39. It serves youright: your lack of motivation and vitality ______ your ultimate failure. ,t|_Nc
a. attributesto b. contributes to c. results from d. involved in }IQ! [T5
40. Aneye-witness, one of the few post-war survivors, firmly pointed out how the Jewswere _____ by the Nazi during WWII. Djf~8q V!
a.replenished b. persecuted c. proclaimed d. purified r^S
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41. From the _____scene, the millionaire, who became wealthy overnight by lottery realized thathis grand house must have been broken in. ) P|/<>z
a. chaotic b. fragile c. moral d. desirable C *Q x
42. The attractiveaspect of this robot lies in its ____ ; as its “feet” can move freely to meetdifferent needs. L l,nt
a.flexibility b. esteem c. humanity d. identity [TT:^F(Y
43. _______ allthe circumstances, he thought it wise not to say anything further. [p )2!]y
a. centeringon b. Leaving off c. Taking into account d. Going back to :4pO/I
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44. The localgovernment plans to ______ the anti-pollution & pollution-prevention schemein five year. r)<n)eXeD
a. implement b. cripple c. detach d. perceive , _ xJ9_
45. The designersof TV commercials often rack their brains and try their best to produce aunique visual picture and convince ______ buyers that the products beingadvertised are the best. Iapzh y2l
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46. The royal cookwas eager to know what kinds of food or dishes would ______ the would-be queen.So he inquired many people from the high officials to the palace maids of lowrank. ^(:n a6C
a. appeal for b. call on c. call for d. appeal to "eI">`!g
47. _______ hisold age, his stage performance was really incredible: almost beyond everyone’simagination. sEx\7
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a. Taking intoaccount b. Coming into being c. Falling into step /|<0,oz oJ
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48. When theheadmaster told her the good news about her championship in the nationalcontest, she couldn’t help bursting into laughter and her eyes ______. DyQvk
a. emitted b. shot c. sparkled d. span l_(4CimOZ
49. The injuredrequiring immediate attending should be given _____ in the hospitals. l_2YPon
a. priority b. urgency c. superiority d. emergency >~&7D`O
50. The couple hadto ____ their meager savings to pay for their son’s university tuition fees. aIN?|Ch
a. draw on b. draw up c. contribute to d. attribute to uJ,I6P~9
51. The Giantseized a few small kids ______ at the lightening speed from the terrified crowdand took them away in his huge hands. > 'J WW*Y!
a. byaccident b. at random c. on occasion d. on average `UkPXCC\1
52. Thegovernments put forward several policies and regulations in order to ____ theever soaring price of the housing. %5 <t3 H"
a. constrain b. foster c. accelerate d. propel utw@5
53. Those who fellin love with each other deem every minute spending in waiting for the other is________. G "
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54. He got the jobin Bell Lab ____ his strength of will as well as his abilities. [_p&,$z8[
a. by virtueof b. by way of c. by the time of d. by the light of iLFhm4.PO
55. Many peopleassumed that the New Economy has resulted in the ____ trend of rapiddevelopment of business and the booming prosperity, which has become a hotissue among economists. 8S
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a. almighty b. subtle c. irreversible d.irreplaceable %W$?*Tm
56. One of thedreams cherished by the poor peasants is to own a _____ pair of shoes. `
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a. endurable b. durable c. smart d. delicate jt ",\%j
57. It has beendecided that we are going on a sightseeing tour during the holiday. We all_______ it after several months of hard work. [m]O^Hp{{
a. appreciate b. prompt c. suspend d. evoke $h' >Z
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58. As one part ofmoral education in high schools, students should be taught to _______ theirsense of responsibility. fOO[`"'Pq
a. satisfy b. intensify c. enjoy d. moderate 5W? r04
59. Danwin’sstrong will and ______ made him a good researcher and a successful scientist inhis era. :*lB86Ly
a. ferment b. resistance c. persistence d.spree
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61. This week’s“story-telling” program will _____ where the week before last left off. YCB=RT]&`
a. drag down b. end up c. consequent upon d. take up H
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62. As an ardentmember of the World Red Cross, she _____ the sick at hospital frequently. wmgKh)`@_{
a. calls for b. attends to c. focuses on d. goes back to O7T wM Yh
63. During theearly period of one’s retirement, a person may feel at loss as to what to do.This can be attributed to his/her no longer being ______ with a group of peopleor an organization. *A
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a. affiliated b. adhered c. preoccupied d. inter-wined zDof e*
64. Manyprospective applicants have phoned the HR department to _____ about the vacantposition. 7~ok*yG w
a. pursuit b. inquire c. leverage d. require M7n|Z{?(
65. One of the_____ of the CCTV Cup prize for English Speech contest sincerely conveyed histhankfulness to his English teacher and the school principal, who have beenencouraging him constantly and have offered him a lot of help. Y<-dd"\
a. pals b. adolescent c. recipients d. receipt _ ;_NM5
66. The doctorseemed to be ______ with something very serious all the time while the patientwas talking to him. 'B4j= K*
a.preoccupied b. occupied c. absorbed d. associated tr\}lfK%
67. The literatureteacher always tells his students:” You should read between the lines….” Inother words, one should guess the meaning of the words or sentences evenparagraphs from the ______ when reading passages. > 9wEx[
a. condition b. situation c. phenomenon d. context nA ^UF_rD-
68. He tried todescribe the rules and reulations, especially the complicated terms in such away that it would be _____ to a layman. H?axl Rmw3
a. acquired b. intelligent c. articulate d. intelligible ~*h` ?A0
69. It’s nowgenerally accepted that whether to use animals to do research work or not isa(n) _____ problem. l %{$CmG\
a. scientific b. individual c. moral d. ethic U GJ#
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70. Workaholics’daily life is typically _____ into their work as well as their leisureactivities. CEos`
a. departed b. separated c. compartmentalized d. isolated Af>Ho"i
71. TheHead-Hunting Company is busy searching for those who have got strong liabilityto creativity and acute sense of _____ to the job. I 0}+}{M:
a. commitment b. commission c. compensation d. criterion /xRPQ|
72. David andJohnson failed to come to an agreement because their ideas towards thearrangement of the project are absolutely _______. {!hA^[}|
a. incredible b. proverbial c. optional d. irreconcilable G#;$;
73. The bridge gottumbled down after the big flood because of certain ____ flaws in design. <w d+cPZQr
a. corporate b. aftermath c. inherited d. inherent 0SBiMTm
74. Those popularmovie stars ______ merely small percent of the professional population buttheir income is incredibly out of proportion to their coverage in thepopulation percentage. \f_YJit
a. constitute b. institute c. substitute d. consist :kDHwYv$
75. The producerfirmly believes that the huge amount of money spent in his TV series willdefinitely be ______ because it will contribute to immense profits for hiscompany. @OlV6M;qJ
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