9. Tom needed a new notebook, so he looked for a store that_____ stationery.
(A) sells
(B) sold
(C) sell
(D) sales

10. After we ate the fried chicken, our fingers were oily, ____ we asked the waitress for more napkins. (A) so (B) therefore (C) because (D) but

11. Betty was jealous because her grandmother had put ______money in her brother’s red envelope. (A) a little (B) many (C) more (D) some

12. Jack worked at the restaurant last year, but he ______work there now. (A) doesn’t (B) wasn’t (C) didn’t (D) won’t

13. Elementary school students ____ have as much homework as junior high students do. (A) don’t (B) doesn’t (C) isn’t (D) aren’t

14. Please separate your garbage and _______ it in the appropriate containers. (A) to put (B) puts (C) putting (D) put

15. Writing letters _______ not as difficult as you think. (A) is (B) are (C) which is (D) which are

16. The boys are in school every day until four o’clock in the afternoon. After that they _______ an hour playing baseball. (A) spent (B) spend (C) spends (D) have spent

複選題35.(AB) By contrast, Dictionary.com’s selection of “67” reflects the growing prominence of insider expressions that resist stable interpretation yet thrive through collective recognition.  (AC) It also demonstrates how rapidly new expressions can enter mainstream circulation through media exposure, no matter how absurd and meaningless they appear. (AD) Contemporary discourse increasingly prioritizes immediacy, virality, and affective impact rather than accuracy or depth.  (AE) On the other hand, these lexicographical choices highlight the instability of meaning in the digital era. (BC) In doing so, they elevate individual lexical items into interpretive tools that capture diffuse social moods, allowing abstract concerns to be rendered legible through language. (BD) By contrast, Collins’ “vibe coding” highlights a related but distinct phenomenon, in which intuitive, naturallanguage prompts supplant formal technical expertise. (BE) Yet the evolving lexicon also illuminates how digital conditions reshape patterns of social attachment.

複選題34.(AB) By contrast, Dictionary.com’s selection of “67” reflects the growing prominence of insider expressions that resist stable interpretation yet thrive through collective recognition.  (AC) It also demonstrates how rapidly new expressions can enter mainstream circulation through media exposure, no matter how absurd and meaningless they appear. (AD) Contemporary discourse increasingly prioritizes immediacy, virality, and affective impact rather than accuracy or depth.  (AE) On the other hand, these lexicographical choices highlight the instability of meaning in the digital era. (BC) In doing so, they elevate individual lexical items into interpretive tools that capture diffuse social moods, allowing abstract concerns to be rendered legible through language. (BD) By contrast, Collins’ “vibe coding” highlights a related but distinct phenomenon, in which intuitive, naturallanguage prompts supplant formal technical expertise. (BE) Yet the evolving lexicon also illuminates how digital conditions reshape patterns of social attachment.

複選題33.(AB) By contrast, Dictionary.com’s selection of “67” reflects the growing prominence of insider expressions that resist stable interpretation yet thrive through collective recognition.  (AC) It also demonstrates how rapidly new expressions can enter mainstream circulation through media exposure, no matter how absurd and meaningless they appear. (AD) Contemporary discourse increasingly prioritizes immediacy, virality, and affective impact rather than accuracy or depth.  (AE) On the other hand, these lexicographical choices highlight the instability of meaning in the digital era. (BC) In doing so, they elevate individual lexical items into interpretive tools that capture diffuse social moods, allowing abstract concerns to be rendered legible through language. (BD) By contrast, Collins’ “vibe coding” highlights a related but distinct phenomenon, in which intuitive, naturallanguage prompts supplant formal technical expertise. (BE) Yet the evolving lexicon also illuminates how digital conditions reshape patterns of social attachment.

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