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1. The Japanese government has officially decided to hold the _____ ceremony of the current emperor -- Akihito, the first imperial resignation as an act of the constitution stipulation. (A) abdication (B) posterity (C) presidency (D) inauguration
2. Strawberries can be either male or female, which is a(n) _____ trick that is made possible by sexdetermining genes. (A) botanical (B) zoological (C) entomological (D) anthropological
3. Jakarta’s first commuter line is one of the numerous projects underway across Southeast Asia to combat _____, an unwanted side effect of rapid economic growth. (A) coalition (B) coercion (C) congestion (D) commotion
4. The girl ________ between waffles and crepes because both looked tasty and she was allowed to order only one of them. (A) mediated (B) recurred (C) legitimated (D) vacillated
5. In a televised debate, the candidate accused her opponent of running a smear campaign and being a _________ liar. (A) venial (B) inveterate (C) nocturnal (D) assiduous
6. The distinguished researcher received an ________ from the president for her outstanding work on the Black Hole. (A) affluence (B) accolade (C) amnesty (D) ambivalence
7. On the court, the attorney argued that all of testimony was irrelevant, groundless and inflammatory and he couldn’t possibly _____ the culprits. (A) congeal (B) rescind (C) exculpate (D) endorse
8. The hope of the regime was that the lifting of limits on its oil trades and the return of foreign investment would rescue the economy tormented by _____ and hazardously high unemployment. (A) obscurity (B) cupidity (C) ventilation (D) stagnation
9. For those start-up companies, the skills in _____ private foundations for the money to establish their business are indispensable. (A) vitiating (B) reimbursing (C) importuning (D) aggravating
10. A xenophobe or a blinkered nationalist may _________ a certain ethnic group out of fear and prejudice. (A) burgeon (B) vilify (C) accede (D) truncate
11. (A) oblivious to (B) submissive to (C) synonymous with (D) contingent on
12. (A) emanating (B) nestling (C) endowing (D) hovering
13. (A) alludes to (B) raves about (C) dawns on (D) marvels at
14. (A) encroach (B) broach (C) equivocate (D) situate
15. (A) Without (B) As for (C) Through (D) Despite
16. (A) in case of (B) regardless of (C) in spite of (D) for the sake of
17. (A) After all (B) Subsequently (C) As a result (D) By contrast
18. (A) instillation (B) mergence (C) disparity (D) dearth
19. (A) Erroneous (B) Exhilarating (C) Heterogeneous (D) Prudent
20. (A) amputated (B) expounded (C) acquitted (D) dismantled
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21(AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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22 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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23 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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24 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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25 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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26 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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27 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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28 (AB)But for (AC) normatively (AD) tension (AE) Given (BC) dwindling (BD) proliferate (BE) accompanying (CD) Once (CE) outweigh (DE) assortment                   
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29.(AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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30(AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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31 (AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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32 (AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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33 (AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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34 (AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
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35 (AB) coordinator (AC) cessation (AD) outpaced (AE) overstated (BC) addiction (BD) popularity (BE) plummeting (CD) ascending (CE) inundated (DE) replacement 
36. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) Taiwan Striving for a Muslim-friendly Working Environment (B) Taiwan Endeavoring for a Muslim-friendly Living Residency (C) Taipei Managing to Attract More Muslim Tourists This Year (D) Taipei Hoping to Add More Muslim-friendly Certified Hospitals
37. What is the purpose of the second paragraph? (A) To challenge the significance of the Muslim patients in Taiwan. (B) To argue the inadequacy that the Muslims officials complained of. (C) To list the problems that the Muslim patients encountered in Taiwan. (D) To tell the development of the medical care for the Muslim patients.
38. What is this passage mainly about? (A) How a cultural event supports traditions. (B) How a local event encourages investments. (C) How a local festival helps the local residents. (D) How a cultural festival attracts global tourists.
39. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “saddled” in the third paragraph? (A) To be offered a chance to take the floor. (B) To be granted a right they try to pursue for. (C) To be given a responsibility they don’t want. (D) To be deprived of an access to gender equality.
40. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) How I Ditched My Phone and Unbroke My Brian (B) How Smartphone Addiction Kills Manners and Moods (C) Blocking Your Phone on a Self-improvement Vacation (D) Going on Vacation Won’t Cure Your Smartphone Addiction
41. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the phrase “go cold turkey” in the second paragraph? (A) To taper off finally. (B) To cut down gradually. (C) To withdraw suddenly. (D) To play fearlessly.
42. Which of the following statements is true about Obama effect? (A) More than one studies have found solid proof to Obama effect. (B) Obama effect lasted permanently for black students after the nomination speech. (C) The participants were told about the objectives of the experiment on Obama effect. (D) Students who didn’t watch Obama’s nomination speech suffered from Obama effect.
43. Which of the following best describes Aronson’s point of view on Obama effect? (A) He believed that Obama effect is another form of role model. (B) Obama’s persona rather than his policies shorten the achievement gap. (C) He trusted that the power of stereotype threat is stronger than Obama effect. (D) Only by applying effective policies can the U.S. narrow the achievement gap.
44. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of the features in big cities? (A) Display of wealth. (B) Cultural homogeneity. (C) Networked infrastructure. (D) Existence of poverty and garbage.
45. Based on this passage, which of the following is NOT mentioned in Monica Smith’s book, Cities? (A) Arguments for purchase of luxury. (B) Reasons for enticing people to big cities. (C) Contribution of animals and plants to cities. (D) Comparison between ancient and modern cities.

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