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41. When I saw Josh and Judy together at the party, I felt they shared an _____. They certainly have a natural liking for each other. (A) illusion (B) oblivion (C) eternity (D) affinity

42. A glance at Jason’s trophies in his room and you’d think his whole goal in life was to ______ swimming awards. (A) rupture (B) garner (C) swindle (D) contrive

43. It is a natural ______ for ostriches to stick their heads in the sand, hoping to go unnoticed by other animals. (A) propensity (B) provision (C) propriety (D) prototype

44. I work better with definite, confident people, not folks who are ______ all the time. (A) vacillating (B) escalating (C) penetrating (D) renovating

45. When Peter finished telling the story of the accident, one look at the ______ faces of his listeners made him realize that they did not believe him. (A) incredible (B) incredulous (C) discreditable (D) accredited

46. You need to handle the delicate matter in a most ______ manner to keep it from being damaged. (A) unceasing (B) frivolous (C) corrosive (D) felicitous

47. Without the protection of the ozone layer, people are more _______ to skin cancer and eye damage. (A) voracious (B) susceptible (C) mandatory (D) congenial

48. Dr. Wang’s finding about the effects of psychological load on decision making was further _______ by the findings of two other studies. (A) abridged (B) indicted (C) captivated (D) buttressed

49. If measures are not taken, the declining birth rate of this country would _______ a once healthy population. (A) alienate (B) explicate (C) decimate (D) fabricate

50. Solar radiation bombarding the particles causes them to lose orbital _______ and eventually fall into the nearest planet. (A) deportment (B) luminance (C) quandary (D) velocity

51. The new drug could not be used without more ______ evidence of its effectiveness. (A) dismal (B) desolate (C) tantamount (D) empirical

52. (A) reservoir (B) repertoire (C) revenue (D) inventory

53. (A) precocity (B) prestige (C) legacy (D) lineage

54. (A) perpetuated (B) prosecuted (C) paraphrased (D) punctuated

55. (A) described as (B) inscribed in (C) ascribed to (D) prescribed for

56. (A) dismissed (B) ignored (C) appraised (D) dispensed

57. (A) Concerning (B) Despite (C) Against (D) Without

58. (A) rather (B) indeed (C) barely (D) namely

59. (A) accessibility (B) equability (C) mutability (D) reliability

60. (A) attenuated (B) undermined (C) induced (D) edified

61. (A) On the contrary (B) By no means (C) For one thing (D) In other words

62. (A) believe (B) have believed (C) were believed (D) had believed

63. (A) rated as (B) added to (C) granted with (D) recognized by

64. (A) hitherto (B) henceforth (C) otherwise (D) elsewhere

65. (A) deceased (B) released (C) obliterated (D) conceived

66. (A) relates to (B) accounts for (C) connects with (D) abides by

67. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) English has a long tradition of changing nouns to verbs. (B) Changing nouns to verbs is a popular trend in English today. (C) Verbing is a natural process of language change and should not be resisted. (D) English is now using nouns as verbs more often than any other languages.

68. Which of the following is true according to the passage? (A) High frequency nouns are more likely to be used as verbs. (B) Most verbs formed from nouns fall into disuse very quickly. (C) People use nouns as verbs because there are no ready verbs for use. (D) Grammarians do not consider verbing as a proper way of language use.

69. According to the passage, which of the following people was against verbing in English? (A) Stephen Pinker. (B) Robert Groves. (C) Benjamin Franklin. (D) William Shakespeare.

70. Which of the following is considered by the author as absurd in the trend of verbing? (A) Adopting technical terms and using them on daily basis. (B) Using a noun as a verb when it is originally created from a verb. (C) Taking words randomly from the dictionary and using them as verbs. (D) Looking for words to name new things and then turn the words into verbs.

71. What does the author mean by saying “Certain words seem to bring people out in a rash” ? (A) People are very much surprised by the popular use of certain words. (B) People openly express their opinions about the use of certain words. (C) Certain words are known to only a limited number of people. (D) Certain words become popular among people very quickly.

72. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? (A) Trust, But Verify (B) How Science Goes Wrong (C) Science: Problems and Retrospection (D) What Makes Science A Respected Discipline?

73. What is the main idea of the second paragraph? (A) Some erroneous findings were repeated in many scientific studies. (B) A huge amount of published research in science was found invalid. (C) Most experiments in biotechnology were sponsored by drug companies. (D) Many patients went through clinical trials based on wrong research findings.

74. Which of the following is true about the leading journals in science today? (A) They publish less than 10% of the manuscripts they have received. (B) They publish more papers on “negative results” now than 20 years ago. (C) They dislike papers which exclude inconvenient data for striking results. (D) They require contributors to verify the findings before submitting their papers.

75. What is the author’s attitude toward scientific research today? (A) Pessimistic. (B) Overwhelmed. (C) Concerned. (D) Indifferent.

76. Which of the following is LEAST likely the target readers of the passage? (A) Sociologists. (B) Marketing managers. (C) Technology specialists. (D) Political science majors.

77. Which of the following does the theory of governmentality mainly concern? (A) Significance of citizenship. (B) The functioning of a government. (C) Ways to make a society governable. (D) Approaches to reaching social justice.

78. Which of the following is true about the book The Foucault Effect: Studies in Governmentality? (A) It was the best seller among Foucault’s books. (B) Peter Miller co-authored some of the articles with Foucault. (C) One major part of the book is a lecture by Foucault in 1970s. (D) All chapters in this book came from face-to-face interviews with Foucault.

79. What is the relationship between paragraph 5 and paragraph 6? (A) An argument and its counter arguments. (B) A theoretical account and its problems. (C) A thesis statement and its examples. (D) A construct and its components.

80. What might best explain the craze for brand name products in modern societies? (A) Principles of normalization. (B) Technologies of the market. (C) Desires for self-empowerment. (D) Nations’ practices of governance.

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