8. In an industry where the customer is always right, hotels can’t afford to be puritanical about their guests’ ______ – especially that of the rich and powerful.
(A) misdemeanor
(B) caricature
(C) proliferation
(D) emolument

1. Such a loquacious person as Mrs. Walsh barely knows the virtue of silence. Under no circumstances is she able to speak ______, much less to be taciturn. (A) laconically (B) implacably (C) elusively (D) flamboyantly

2. The United States, which had global ambitions and interests, wanted to establish an international economic system conducive to free trade and ______ investment. (A) impervious (B) unfettered (C) implacable (D) unavailing

3. At the news that her father had passed away, she ______ into tears. (A)diverged (B) despoiled (C) desisted (D) dissolved

4. Her anxiety was ______ when her husband returned safe and sound. (A) impeded (B) overrun (C) allayed (D) gaped

5. Almost everybody knows what ______, or falling in love, feels like. You act differently from ever before, and are generally oblivious to the rest of the world. (A) saturation (B) exponent (C) recrimination (D) infatuation

6. Silvio Berlusconi has ______ politics since 1994 and is now Italy’s longest-serving prime minister since Mussolini. (A) categorized (B) emulated (C) dominated (D) relented

7. Rain along the middle and lower Yangzi River this week has helped ______ the region’s worst drought in 50 years. But it has not doused a storm of criticism of the Three Gorges dam upriver, including allegations that it contributed to the disaster. (A) pollinate (B) overwhelm (C) ignite (D) alleviate

9. Due to the malpractice of Fukushima Daiichi power plant, those who maintain safety ______ profit start to take issue with the government on the establishment of the fourth nuclear power plant. (A) stumps (B) tramps (C) strums (D) trumps

10. Given that the central government has decided to call in more police to quell the insurgency, its ______ use of force is now considered unlikely. (A) insolent (B) judicious (C) disparate (D) furtive

62. In the realm of microbiology, bacteriophages, or phages, play a pivotal role in a specialized biomedical application known as phage therapy. Bacteriophages are viruses that infect and replicate within bacteria, and their unique ability to target specific bacterial strains makes them valuable tools for combating bacterial infections. Phage therapy involves utilizing these viruses to treat bacterial infections in a highly targeted manner, offering an alternative to traditional antibiotics. This specialized biomedical intervention has gained renewed interest as researchers explore personalized medicine, tailoring bacteriophages to individual patients based on the specific bacterial strains causing infections. The potential of phage therapy lies in its specificity and ability to evolve alongside bacteria, presenting a promising avenue in the ongoing battle against antibiotic-resistant pathogens. Which of the following statements best explains why doctors are increasingly interested in phage therapy? (A) Phage therapy is a valuable tool for combatting bacterial infections. (B) It is based in microbiology and makes use of bacteriophages. (C) It is the only way to combat illnesses caused by antibiotic-resistant pathogens. (D) Phage therapy can be personalized to address the needs of individual patients, making it a potential solution for unique or difficult-to-fight infections.

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