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(A) get
(B) take
(C) meet
(D) have

27 (A) puts together (B) keeps up (C) deals with (D) makes up

28 (A) locked up (B) looked up (C) looked into (D) loosened up

29 (A) run into (B) run over (C) run out of (D) run after

30 Extensive tagging programs have been carried out； they nevertheless tell us little more than that the salmon is likely to be found anywhere within thousands of miles of its origins. (A) Thanks to extensive programs, we now know more about how the salmon survives far away from its origins. (B) Although plenty of research has been done, we still don’t know much about where to find salmon. (C) Extensive searching programs have been launched to study the salmon within thousands of miles of its origins. (D) Extensive tracking programs have done little in helping uncover salmon’s mysterious life.

31 Be it on-the-spot booking or package tracking, call us today and give it a try. (A) We provide services of immediate booking and process checking. (B) If customers call, they will get their books and packages for trial. (C) If packages do arrive on time, customers have to pay on delivery. (D) We offer a special discount on booking and tracking today.

32 Most instances of loss of hearing resulting from background noise are not immediately noticeable. (A) Noise interferes with hearing when it is too loud. (B) Most people notice background noise before long. (C) People are often unaware of the damage of hearing caused by the noise around them. (D) Noise does harm to health if a person is exposed to it for a long time.

33 Good listeners suspend judgment and are empathetic to other people’s feelings because they can see things from other people’s points of view and inquire about rather than advocate a position. (A) Good listeners tend to share others’feelings and avoid making judgment or persuading other people. (B) Good listeners always agree with other people’s points of view without confronting them. (C) Good listeners try to inquire about a position and make a judgment about other people’s feelings. (D) Good listeners are sympathetic with other people’s feelings and try to comfort them in order to advocate a position.

34 The deeper reasons why word knowledge correlates with comprehension cannot be determined satisfactorily without improved methods of estimating the size of people’s vocabularies. (A) A person’s vocabulary size is highly related to his/her reading comprehension. (B) More satisfactory explanations of the correlation between vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension can be achieved by assessing the reader’s vocabulary size. (C) It has been found that one’s knowledge of words is correlated with one’s ability to understand texts, a relationship that has baffled researchers. (D)It is necessary to upgrade vocabulary assessment instruments so that the relationship between word knowledge and textual comprehension can be further understood.

35 No nation has ever experienced such an increase in its power without seeking to translate it into global influence. (A) More and more nations are seeking to influence international policies by increasing its power. (B) It is uncommon for a nation with newly acquired power to try to shape world politics. (C) Any nation that has become so powerful is likely to use its power to affect world affairs. (D) A sudden increase in power is the common experience of nations which endeavor to dominate the world.

36 So determined was Edison to strip artists of their vanity and unreasonable demands that he refused to print the name of the recording artist on the record label. (A) Unhappy with the excessive pride and unwarranted requests of the artists, Edison refused to put the artist’s name on the record label. (B) Printing the recording artist’s name on the record label was such an unreasonable request by the artist that Edison refused to do so. (C) Edison was fed up with the proud artists, and he was determined to stop them from making any profit from the records. (D) Nothing could stop Edison from printing the artists’ names on the record labels, even though they were unnecessarily proud and demanding.

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