3. Jonathan had qualified as a doctor but later gave up the______of medicine for full-time writing.
(A) treatment
(B) diagnosis
(C) practice
(D) consumption

54. No matter what happened to the woman who owned the shoe,________. (A) she must have lived a happy life (B) she certainly dropped the shoe on purpose (C) her adventurous spirit is definitely admirable (D) her other shoes were equally fashionable

55. The author of this passage would like us to remember that________. (A) “gold fever” was not worth the lives of many people (B) simple objects can stimulate our imagination (C) lost shoes should be sent to museums for exhibition (D) Alaska was not a place suitable for making a living

1. Jack is a______person: he is polite, kind, and always shows respect for others. (A) courteous (B) handsome (C) hateful(D) sensitive

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4. Bill was severely punished because he______lied to his mother. (A) notoriously (B) purposefully (C) roughly (D) strongly

5. The two security guards will be______from all their duties until further investigation is completed. (A) collapsed (B) measured (C) declared (D) suspended

6. He made his instruction______and direct so that everyone could follow easily. (A) tentative (B) explicit (C) plausible (D) informal

7. In order for a new product to sell well, manufacturers often invest a large sum of money on its______. (A) liberation (B) promotion (C) destruction (D) concentration

8. The soldier was put on trial for______to obey his commanding officer’s order. (A) refusing (B) regretting (C) resigning (D) restricting

9. Since Michael was the best candidate, the committee voted______for him to take charge of the company’s sales department. (A) anonymously (B) drastically (C) customarily (D) unanimously