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1. A Taiwan warship mistakenly ___ a missile, hitting a fishing boat and killing the boat's captain. (A) launched (B) purchased (C) provoked (D) conveyed
2. In the ___, Britain has voted by a substantial margin to leave the European Union. (A) inflation (B) hesitance (C) immersion (D) referendum
3. When planning for the future, I think of my mentor’s often-repeated ____, “Hope for the best, but plan for the worst.” (A) stamina (B) detour (C) aroma (D) refrain
4. New ____ hundred bills were discovered in local stores after the police warned shopkeepers to be on the alert. (A) gaudy (B) bogus (C) frisky (D) lateral
5. Paul and Linda found the new roller coaster in Janfusan Fancy World to be ____, so they lined up to ride it again. (A) exhilarating (B) fluorescent (C) prohibitive (D) counterintuitive
6. Many teachers hope to ____ a standard of high quality among their students, so they can strive for the excellence. (A) longue (B) inculcate (C) forage (D) shelve
7. Margaret ____ a portion of her paycheck each month to go toward her travel plans to Nordic Europe. (A) originates (B) augurs (C) earmarks (D) regales
8. Marty ____ control of the Parent-Teacher Association after his children graduated from elementary school. (A) penetrated (B) dribbled (C) relinquished (D) elucidated
9. His mediation was not ___ of better relations between them, so a new mediator was assigned to improve the situation. (A) impotent (B) idle (C) productive (D) barren
10. Doris, an expert teacher, has a lot of wisdom to ____ to the new recruits about classroom management and instructional strategies on their first day of orientations. (A) embrace (B) peruse (C) impart (D) scour 
II. Grammar and Idioms11. Jeremy Lin ___ to play basketball by the age. (A) learns (B) has learned (C) was learned (D) had learned
12. _____ locked the door, the burglars wouldn’t have gotten into our house. (A) If you (B) Had you (C) Had you had (D) If you have
13. If Mr. Jones ____ last month, I ____ the last course yesterday. (A) start… will give (B) start… would give (C) had started… would have given (D) started… would give
14. My uncle and his wife____ when they ____ to scuba-dive. (A) met… learned (B) met… were learning (C) were meeting… learned (D) were meeting…were learning
15. The history majors discussed how powerful the country might have been if it ___ the losses of the wars. (A) were not suffered (B) had not suffered (C) have not suffered (D) had not been suffered 
III. Correction: You are to identify the one underlined word or phrase that should be corrected or rewritten.16. Helen is a sort of adapted aunt, as it were. (A) a sort of (B) adapted (C) as it (D) were
17. Heaven forbid that anything awful should happen to her because by me! (A) Heaven (B) forbid (C) by (D) me
18. To help families get by, Japan recently delayed a plan increase in sales taxes, which would have hit the working poor harder than others. (A) by (B) delayed (C) plan (D) would have 
19. One of the world’s natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef, along with other coral reefs, are doomed because of the destructive misconduct of the human species. (A) world’s (B) are (C) misconduct (D) species
20. President Jimmy Carter saw solar power as an antidote to U.S. dependent on foreign oil, and he installed panels on the roof of the White House during his time in office. (A) saw (B) dependent (C) installed (D) time
21. Software that blocks ads with browsers or apps cuts two ways: it reduces clutter for the viewer, but it also reduces revenue for websites that survive on the sales of those ads. (A) with (B) cuts (C) clutter (D) on
22. The term evokes horror in the minds of many: trains so jammed that the only place to sit is on lavatory floors. This year the projected number of journeys on public transport during chunyun is nearly 2.9 billion, 10% increase over the comparable period a year ago. (A) minds of many (B) to sit is on (C) 10% increase (D) comparable period
23. The Navy Command Headquarters says it has disciplined nine military personnels over the killing of a dog. The soldier who allegedly killed the dog has been handed over to civilian law enforcement authorities. (A) says (B) personnels (C) allegedly (D) enforcement
24. Chile implemented a new food labeling law today in hoping of lowering the country's childhood obesity rate, which is one of the highest in the world. The Health Ministry has ordered labels to be placed on food that is high in sugar, calories, sodium or saturated fat. (A) hoping (B) obesity (C) placed (D) calories
25. Ikea has announced a volunteered recall of 29 million chests and drawers, after three children died in the past two years after dresser tip-over accidents. The recall affects Malm dressers and chests of drawers with three or more drawers, as well as a number of other Ikea models. (A) volunteered (B) died (C) tip-over (D) models
26. (A) who (B) whose (C) whom (D) which
27. (A) where (B) when (C) even though (D) as soon as
28. (A) success (B) succeed (C) successor (D) succession
29. (A) were delivered (B) were deported (C) were delegated (D) were deployed
30. (A) Whereas (B) In addition to (C) Since (D) Despite
31. (A) broke down (B) broke up (C) broke loose (D) broke away
32. (A) had been fused (B) could have been fused (C) were fused (D) was being fused
33. (A) state-of-the-art (B) nonconforming (C) insightful (D) responsible
34. (A) centipede (B) catastrophe (C) cathedral (D) confusion
35. (A) guaranteed (B) reversed (C) proposed (D) prompted V. Reading Comprehension
36. What is the main idea of this paragraph? (A) People have given meaning and importance to numbers. (B) People have written stories about numbers. (C) People have considered five as a lucky number. (D) People have used numbers to tell the future.
37. Which statement is TRUE about the numbers? (A) Numbers have the same meaning everywhere. (B) Numbers have different meanings in different cultures. (C) Numbers don’t have much meaning nowadays. (D) Numbers didn’t have much meaning in ancient times.
38. What influence did Pythagoras have on the beliefs people have about numbers? (A) The seventh child had special gifts and talents. (B) Number 13 should be omitted from the lottery. (C) Certain numbers have magic power. (D) A dream repeated three times is bad luck.
39. Which number is considered to be a perfect number to the Greeks? (A) 4 (B) 5 (C) 7 (D) 13
40. What can we infer from this article? (A) A broken mirror will bring you misfortune. (B) Science may change our belief in the power of numbers. (C) People still believe in superstitions. (D) Every third year is believed to bring a change in a person’s life.
41. What can be inferred in the first paragraph? (A) Most of ancient artifacts were taken illegally by European nations. (B) The retrieve is unlikely to happen. (C) Every nation is obliged to protect artifacts. (D) An uprising demand for ancient artifacts’ returning home.
42. Britain's views about the request of returning the Koh-i-Noor is ___. (A) infeasibility (B) uncertainty (C) approval (D) tolerance
43. Which of the following is true? (A) New standard of returning ancient antiques is being set in Britain. (B) The political tension between nations became worse. (C) Ancient artifacts are part of cultural history and national identity of one country. (D) The original country can’t preserve artifacts efficiently.
44. Which of the following may be the best title of the text? (A) A challenge for restoring antiques (B) A dilemma for ancient artifacts’ repatriation (C) A struggle for patriotism (D) The Great competition to artifacts preservation
45. According to the last paragraph, India government ___. (A) has an unshakably steady and consistent standpoint of bringing the diamond home (B) agrees with Britain that art treasures should be accessible to the greatest number of people (C) is weaving a dream to help to restore the glory of old times (D) makes a U-turn upon the ownership of the Koh-i-Noor
46. According to the passage, the registration of unmanned airplanes is ___. (A) mandatory (B) optional (C) diversified (D) unnecessary
47. Which is not required for drone users in the registry?

(A) Complete name.

(B) Physical address.

(C) Email address.

(D) Social security numbers.
48. What mainly urges the legislation of drone law? (A) Politicians and celebrities want to protect their privacy rights. (B) Drone crash incidents endanger the public. (C) Drone is likely to be applied in terrorists’ attack. (D) Government can collect taxes from drone users.
49. Which of the following is NOT true? (A) Drones can be dangerous. (B) Drone users can be punished if they fail to register. (C) There is not scrutiny to drone operators’ age in U.S. (D) The Drone law sets rules for casual operators.
50. Why can commercial drone users be free from the regulation of drone law? (A) There is a complete ban for the use of commercial drone. (B) The commercial drone rules have not finalized. (C) The commercial drone users operate the drone with extensive experience. (D) The exemption is helpful to the development of drone businesses.

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