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31 When Amy frowned upon Alex's comment on her seemingly overweight body, Alex knew right away that he had made a social _____ about a woman's weight. (A)blunder(B)  deposit  (C) fragment(D)heritage 
32 The parents didn't believe that their son could have committed such a brutal murder and they _____ the judge to release their innocent son from jail. (A)condemned(B) importuned (C) neutralized (D) obligated 
33 The intern tries to fulfill the expectations of the boss and _____ her own agenda at the same time. (A)meet (B)grow (C) pay (D) sow 
34 While Jane is excited about a business trip to Europe, she is also a little _____ since she has never been abroad. (A)addicted (B)practicing (C)apprehensive (D)punctual 
35 The traveller has no _____ of staying in Australia longer than 3 months. (A)integrity (B)intensity (C) intention (D) intelligence 
36 (A)It's a distance that is so minute that comparing it to anything in the regular world is a bit of a joke. 
(B)Nanotechnology matters because familiar materials begin to develop odd properties when they're nanosize.
 (C)Not all nanosize materials change properties so usefully, but the fact that some do is a boon. 
(D)Technological revolutions travel with the same stealth.
37 (A)It's a distance that is so minute that comparing it to anything in the regular world is a bit of a joke. (B)Nanotechnology matters because familiar materials begin to develop odd properties when they're nanosize. (C)Nanotechnology has been around for two decades, but the first wave of applications is only now beginning to break. (D)Not all nanosize materials change properties so usefully, but the fact that some do is a boon.
38 (A)It's a distance that is so minute that comparing it to anything in the regular world is a bit of a joke. (B)Nanotechnology matters because familiar materials begin to develop odd properties when they're nanosize. (C)Not all nanosize materials can change properties so usefully, but the fact that some do is a boon. (D)Technological revolutions travel with the same stealth.
39 (A)Nanotechnology matters because familiar materials begin to develop odd properties when they're nanosize. (B)Nanotechnology has been around for two decades, but the first wave of applications is only now beginning to break. (C)Not all nanosize materials change properties so usefully, but the fact that some do is a boon. (D)Technological revolutions travel with the same stealth.
40 (A)It's a distance that is so minute that comparing it to anything in the regular world is a bit of a joke. (B)Nanotechnology matters because familiar materials begin to develop odd properties when they're nanosize. (C)Nanotechnology has been around for two decades, but the first wave of applications is only now beginning to break. (D)Not all nanosize materials can change properties so usefully, but the fact that some do is a boon.
41 According to this passage, which of the following statements is true about the Titanic? (A)It was built by a small labor force. (B)It was built within a short time frame. (C)It was viewed as unsafe by the general population. (D)It aimed to attract passengers with high social status.
42 What is the best title for this passage? (A) The Titanic Movie. (B) Sinking of the Titanic. (C) Hull Plating on the Titanic. (D) Celebrities on the Titanic.
43 According to this passage, which of the following does NOT explain the destruction of the Titanic? (A)Excessive speed caused the tragedy. (B)There was no single factor on which to lay blame. (C)The shutting of steel doors brought about the shipwreck. (D)The strike of the iceberg was the major reason for the wreck.
44 What does the word "buckled" mean in the third paragraph? (A) Bent. (B) Rusted. (C) Defeated. (D) Fastened.
【已刪除】45 Which of following statements is true about the last paragraph? (A)The head-on strike was the cause of the tragedy. (B)The crew members made no efforts to avoid the iceberg. (C)The captain gave an order to slow the ship down on sight of an iceberg. (D)The ship was sailing at a normal speed as permitted in the beginning of the voyage. (E)一律給分
46 Compared to the ancient world, what is the chief factor that causes the loss of hearing in the modern industrial world? (A) virus (B) noise (C) measles (D) inbreeding
47 What is the detail given to explain the deafness caused by accident? (A) chickenpox (B) influenza (C) a blow to the ear (D) inbreeding
48 What is the reason that modern, developed countries have fewer incidents of viruses-induced deafness?(A) Because of the presence of bacterial meningitis. (B) Because of the practice of preventative medicine.(C) Because of the severity of viruses.(D) Because of the existence of mumps
49 According to the passage, which statement about hereidtary deafness in the ancient world is NOT accurate? (A)To understand deafness in the ancient world, we need to take hereditary factors into consideration. (B)There is clear evidence to show that inbreeding will definitely lead to deafness. (C)Some families tended to have genes that caused deafness. (D)It can be inferred that in-breeding in the ancient world would probably lead to serious consequences.
50 To fully develop the main idea of the whole article, what do you expect the following paragraph, which is not presented here, will be about? (A)The description about the hearing loss in elderly people. (B)The description about the lifestyle of the ancient world. (C)The comparison between hearing-impairment and hearing-loss. (D)The consequences of chickenpox and measles.

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