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1(C).

As most people do not have enough money to pay for a house, they try to secure a _____ from a bank.
(A) depreciation
(B) corporation
(C) mortgage
(D) sympathy

2(B).

_______ outside my window every night is getting on my nerves.
(A) The cats’ screaming
(B) The cats screaming
(C) Screaming cats
(D) The cats to scream

3(D).

_____ forsythia bushes is their tendency to remain free from pests and disease.
(A) It is an outstanding trait
(B) An outstanding trait of
(C) They have an outstanding trait
(D) Is an outstanding trait of

4(C).

________ the sport that symbolizes for people in other countries the American way of life.
(A)Baseball has and probably always will be
(B)Baseball had and will probably always be
(C)Baseball were and probably will always be
(D)Baseball has been and probably always will be

5(B).

________ in the auditorium when the principal approached the dais to announce the result of the speech contest.
(A)Not hardly a sound could be heard
(B)No hardly a sound could be heard
(C)Hardly a sound could be heard
(D)Hardly a sound could not be heard

6(C).

Which is not true about the nature of listening comprehension?
(A)Listeners grimly focus on every word they hear.
(B)When listening to television or radio news broadcasts, we usually tune in to certain items and exclude others.
(C)Successful listening involves the integration of information encoded in the message itself with broader knowledge of the world.
(D)Listener’s purpose is a crucial factor that determines the way of listening.

7(B).

Extrinsic rewards for students’ learning are absolutely more lasting than intrinsic motivation.
(A)T
(B)F

8(B).

Foreign languages were being taught primarily to learn oral/aural communication through
Classical Method.

(A)T

(B)F

9(C).

2. I am in _____ of the coming exam. I haven't prepared at all.
(A) dread
(B) duty
(C) discuss
(D) divorce

10(D).

Different from popular notion, bats are not on the whole aggressive and rabid; most are shy and _____.
(A) turgid
(B) disfigured
(C) depraved
(D) innocuous

11(A).

In spite of being well fed and cared for, some dogs will steal food and ______ through trash cans at every opportunity.
(A) trudge
(B) nudge
(C) scavenge
(D) foil

12(A).

11. The watch that my boyfriend gave me for Valentine’s Day is a(n) ______ timepiece of Switzerland.
(A) genuine
(B) character
(C) optimistic
(D) expertise

13(B).

8. Far from being a man of his word, he is a __________ guy；someone not trustworthy at all.
(A) lucid
(B) righteous
(C) mendacious
(D) personable

14(C).

9. Prompted by ______ motives, Mr. White put all his money in the stock market. Unfortunately, it proved to be a bad investment.
(A) monochromatic
(B) mercenary
(C) methodical
(D) metrical

15(D).

29. The farmer stopped ______ some water after working on his farm for two hours.
(A) to drink
(B) drink
(C) to have drunk
(D) drinking

16(D).

5. The chairman _____ the guest speaker’s long speech into merely a few sentences,which contain its most important points.
(A) boosted
(B) condensed
(C) distorted
(D) anticipated

17(D).

The teacher writes on the first draft of a student’s composition. “Look at this website for more ideas.” What kind of feedback is this?
(A) Feedback on grammar mistakes.
(B) Instructions on planning.
(C) Help with using reference resources.
(D) Specific feedback on how to revise.

18(D).

27. If you are run down and ________, your ability to cope with stress can be severely hampered.
(A) worn out
(B) turned out
(C) shut out
(D) cleaned out

19(C).

Helen often satisfies her ________ for sweets by eating a few pieces of chocolate.
(A) swap
(B) prodigy
(C) feast
(D) craving

20(C).

11. The cost of the tour, which includes all flights, surface transport, twin bedded ______ in three star hotels, and all farm visits, is £1425.
(A) consumption
(B) dislocation
(C) fortification
(D) accommodation

21(B).

21. His English is so poor that he cannot make himself __________.
(A) understand
(B) understanding
(C) understood
(D) to understand

22(B).

25. Neither the students nor the teacher __________ a solution to the problem that they are discussing.
(A) has
(B) have
(C) had
(D) having

23(B).

32. Which of the following underlined sounds is different from the other three?
(A) usual
(B) pleasure
(C) measure
(D) judge

24(A).

59. Monitoring the consistency between different raters is to assure the ________ of a test.
(A) content validity
(B) reliability
(C) practicality
(D) item discrimination

25(B).

His name was Joshua Adam Parker and he weighed eight pounds, six ounces, a perfectly formed baby. Jennifer knew that babies were supposed to be ugly at birth, wrinkled and red and resembling little apes. Not Joshua Adam. He was beautiful. The nurses at the hospital kept telling Jennifer what a handsome boy he was, and Jennifer could not hear it often enough. The resemblance to Adam was striking. Joshua Adam had his father’s gray-blue eyes and beautifully shaped head. When Jennifer looked at him, she was looking at Adam. Jennifer had wondered how she would feel about her baby. Babies were surely boring to be around. They messed their diapers, and demanded to be fed constantly; they cried and slept and cried again. There was no communication with them.
【題組】What did Jennifer think of babies before the birth of Joshua?
(A)They were little troublemakers.
(B) They were adorable angels.
(C) They were heavy sleepers.
(D)They were slow learners.