10. Alan Turing, the first person to conduct _____ research in the field that he called machine intelligence, is widely considered to be the father of artificial intelligence.
(A) perceptible
(B) knowledgeable
(C) informational
(D) substantial

6. To stop the spread of the pandemic, anyone who failed to wear a mask in the hospital could be _____ service and even fined. (A) charged (B) vindicated (C) denied (D) pardoned

7. Tense protests and counter-protests regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are _____ campus life at American colleges, including cancelled classes and numerous student and faculty arrests. (A) twisting (B) roiling (C) trampling (D) soliciting

8. Prague is a political, cultural, and economic _____ of central Europe, with a rich history and Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architectures. (A) destination (B) hub (C) claim (D) settlement

9. You’ll be surprised by the complex story behind Fabergé eggs, since each of these artifacts are _____ linked to the extravagant reign and tragic downfall of the Romanov family. (A) understandably (B) justifiably (C) inextricably (D) uncharacteristically

複選題11.(AB) culminate (AC) disclosed (AD) inheritance (AE)intertwined (BC) plenitude (BD) proceeds (BE) rigidity (CD) ruminated (CE) tangible (DE) utilize

複選題12.(AB) culminate (AC) disclosed (AD) inheritance (AE)intertwined (BC) plenitude (BD) proceeds (BE) rigidity (CD) ruminated (CE) tangible (DE) utilize

複選題13.(AB) culminate (AC) disclosed (AD) inheritance (AE)intertwined (BC) plenitude (BD) proceeds (BE) rigidity (CD) ruminated (CE) tangible (DE) utilize

複選題14.(AB) culminate (AC) disclosed (AD) inheritance (AE)intertwined (BC) plenitude (BD) proceeds (BE) rigidity (CD) ruminated (CE) tangible (DE) utilize

複選題15.(AB) culminate (AC) disclosed (AD) inheritance (AE)intertwined (BC) plenitude (BD) proceeds (BE) rigidity (CD) ruminated (CE) tangible (DE) utilize

複選題16.(AB) Still, all agree that despite the challenges, if nothing is done, the behavior issues in schools may only get worse. (AC) Laws that protect teachers from harassment and violence while on the job vary by state. (AD) No students are named, just the number of incidents and the teacher. (AE) We know suspensions or expulsions seldom amplify the school-to-prison pipeline, and then there’s nobody at home to support the students. (BC) Parent and community liaisons are also critical positions. (BD) Fourteen percent of teachers said they had been victims of physical violence from students.