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1(B).

50. For many women with early-stage breast cancer, treatment may become less _____, researchers say.
(A) litigious
(B) boisterous
(C) arduous
(D) rapacious

2(A).

As we all know, economic prosperity and job creation always go _____.
(A) hand in hand
(B) by the book
(C) head over heels
(D) on their own

3(C).

Emily is the most ____ person I have ever met, seemingly with an endless reserve of energy.
(A) jejune
(B) impudent
(C) solicitous
(D) vivacious

4(C).

John’s _____ handwriting makes it hard to verify his signature.
(A)illegitimate
(B)illegible
(C)illicit
(D)illiterate

5(B).

Fluency and accuracy are complementary principles underlying communicative techniques.
Accuracy is more important than fluency in order to keep learners meaningfully engaged in language use.

(A)T

(B)F

6(B).

Orientation means a context or purpose for learning; motivation refers to the intensity of one’s impetus to learn.
(A)T
(B)F

7(B).

Torn between loving her parents one minute and hating them the next, she was confused by the _____ of her feelings.
(A) indolence
(B) effervescence
(C) benevolence
(D) ambivalence

8(C).

The public is not antagonistic towards the mentally handicapped or especially afraid of them; the emotional responses are generally to feel sorry for them and uncomfortable in their presence.
(A) hostile
(B) amicable
(C) dubious
(D) atrocious

9(A).

An English teacher could best promote the development of students’ listening skills by _______.
(A) pausing occasionally to ask students to repeat what was just said
(B) asking students to take notes
(C) integrating specific listening activities as a routine element in the daily schedule
(D) frequently using wh- questions to make students think and respond

10(B).

45. The engineer had a _______ reason for changing the design of the building.
(A) sluggish
(B) slack
(C) legitimate
(D) boisterous

11(B).

53. These technology circuits are bringing your brain to _______ levels of potential. You have a heightened ability to react quickly to visual stimuli and to shift through large amounts of information rapidly to decide what’s important and what isn’t.
(A) effeminate
(B) haggard
(C) extraordinary
(D) inchoate

12(C).

2. At the sight of the __________ rascal, the villagers fled in a fright, afraid to fall prey to his villainy.
(A) banal
(B) heinous
(C) austere
(D) offhand

13(D).

7. Though Mary and Allen tried hard to keep their romance a secret, their love was almost _______ and obvious. Everyone in the company had a suspicion that they were more than close friends from their intimate movements.
(A) palpable
(B) paranoid
(C) pastoral
(D) paunchy

14(C).

9. David Ragan has earned the first Sprint Cup victory of his career, ______ himself after blowing his chance in the season-opening Daytona 500.
(A) exploring
(B) inspecting
(C) respecting
(D) redeeming

15(B).

14. David can ______ his degree in biotech if he doesn't succeed in his business career.
(A) face up to
(B) fall back on
(C) fall behind in
(D) fall out with

16(A).

Does reading great literature make you a better person? There's a theory, vaguely associated with evolutionary psychology, maintaining that fiction builds empathy, and therefore morality, _____(31)_____ inviting us into the minds, hearts and experiences of others. This is what one of the British children's book authors implied recently, when he claimed that "developing in young children a love of poems and stories" might someday _____(32)___ the human-rights organization Amnesty International obsolete. While many experts are all for _____(33)___ such tastes in children, they also don't think the love of stories has to be taught. Most children are keenly interested in stories in all their forms. Yet there has always been a need for groups like Amnesty and it seems probable there always will be, no matter how many stories we _____(34)___ our youth. Isn't it just as likely that many people who are already empathetic and moral will be _____(35)___ to literature because they're curious about and interested in how others think and feel?
【題組】 31.
(A)for
(B)by
(C)beyond
(D)next to

17(B).

The young actress made her ____ in a comedy that turned out to be a huge success. How lucky!
(A) debut
(B) break
(C) mind
(D) line

18(B).

15. Persons with _____ may have difficulty remembering, recognizing, and/or reversing written letters, numbers, and words, might read backwards, and have poor handwriting.
(A) dyslexia
(B) insomnia
(C) diabetes
(D) diarrhea

19(C).

19. She went to a high school where male and female students attended the same school facility. She went to a ______ school.
(A) private
(B) public
(C) boarding
(D) coeducation

20(D).

35. Mary and John are always fighting. Although they blame each other for starting the fights, actually _______________.
(A) it is a small world after all
(B) it takes two to tango
(C) you can’t judge a book by its cover
(D) your guess is as good as mine

21(C).

Minimizing the show of emotion is the Japanese norm for feelings of distress __________ someone in authority, which explains why the students masked their upset with a poker face in the experiment.
(A)with the help of
(B)in the presence of
(C)on top of
(D)in place of

22(D).

When the doctor decided to __________ his leg to prevent the spread of gangrene, he cried that he preferred death to incapacity.
(A) precipitate
(B) mitigate
(C) investigate
(D) amputate

23(C).

Hundreds of thousands of people were __________ from the city due to the volcano eruption.
(A) submerged
(B) evacuated
(C) drained
(D) temporized

24(B).

The pill may help ________ the pain caused by the wound but I suggest your seeing a doctor soon.
(A) delude
(B) hypnotize
(C) exempt
(D) assuage
(E) emulate