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2、oney B. currency C. bill D. cash3. The education provides them _ to economic progress. A. admission B .acceptance C. approach D. access4. Japan has _ its steps toward putting into effect an international treaty banning chemical weapons. A. hurried B. bustled C. accelerated D. rushed5. The motion of
3、ocean water _ at different depths below the surface. A. varies B. modifies C. alters D. differs6. Health experts _ leisurely meals. A. introduceD B D C A B “ differs 5. varies ” modifies “”B. recommendC. presentD. comment1. manufacture “ 4. bustled 17. Developing countries should adopt labor-intensi
4、ve technologies to _ their comparative advantage of abundant labor. A. use B. exploit C. employ D. explore8. The sudden demise of Britains oldest investment bank _ global markets. A. vibrated B. swung C. trembled D. jolted9. The tests show the earlier in life a person hears a sound the longer it is
5、_. A. retained B. preserved C. remained D. reserved10. The researchers test college students before their second birthday but not since. A. disclosed B. exposed_ to foreign speechC. exhibitedD. revealed11. The government has provided the capital library with heavy _ to keep it one of the largest in
6、the world. A. subscriptions B. tips C. subsidies D. bonuses12. The doctor took his temperature , it was two degrees above _. A. ordinaryBDABCD 7. exploit ” explore ” 8. vibrated swung trembled - subsidies jolted 9. retained preserved - remained reserved 10. disclosed - revealed - ” bonuses 2B. avera
7、geC. regularD. normal13. The Swiss are worried they might have to _ these advantages to the rest of the diplomatic community. A. extend B. disperse C. spread D. sprinkle14. Unlike photocopies of books ,the digital copies are virtually identical in quality to the _. A. preliminary B. ingenious C. ini
8、tial D. original15. He applied for a _ position in a company. A. empty B. vacant C. vacuum D. margin16. At the age of 40, he had already _ a great fortune through successful financial dealings. A. piled B. assembled C. amassed D. congregated17. When moisture on the skin _ ,it draws heat out of the b
9、ody. A. evaporates B. dilutes C. diffuses D. dissipates18. He has everything he wants ; he is a(n) _ young man. A. admiringA D B C A C - - initial ingenious B. jealousC. enviableD. envious vacuum margin congregate dilute diffuse - dissipate enviable 319. Its very difficult to _ the exact meaning of
10、an idiom in a foreign language. A. exchange B. transfer C. convey D. convert20. When we are reading, the important thing is to _ the essential meaning, not to learn every single word. A. clasp B. grab C. grasp D. grapple21. Calipers are instruments that can be used to _ the distance between two surf
11、aces. A. count B. measure C. figure D. calculate22. The twins are so much alike that people find it difficult to _ one from the other. A. separate B. compare C. choose D. distinguish23. Before I bought the jeans, I asked if I could _ them on. A. put B. wear C. try D. have24. Harvard University has b
12、een _ the best university in a recent annual survey. A. listedCCBDCC ” convey - - grab “ rank . grasp grapple “B. cataloguedC. rankedD. classified425. This can _ the worry between a couple that they dont understand each other. A. release B. relent C. relieve D. relay26. Many distinguished men have _
13、 from slums. A. emanated B. loomed C. appeared D. emerged27. The basic difference between Americans and Canadians _ in their definition of the individual in society. A. lays B. lies C. locates D. perches28. Even the best-built machine will not run forever without proper _. A. retention B. reserve C.
14、 preservation D. maintenance29. The most advanced communication _ can pass information to any member state in no more than five seconds. A. furniture B. facilities C. equipment D. ornaments30. Many patients expressed _ of loneliness, being upset or depressed. A. feelingsCDBDBA ” relent “ relieve rel
15、ay ornament “ loom emerge perches B. passionsC. emotionsD. thoughts531. After he returned to Britain, he was _ with a free trip to the United States. A. awarded B. rewarded C. warded D. safeguarded32. These countries should _ macro-economic policies that help to create jobs. A. supplement B. complem
16、ent C. implement D. experiment33. This date marks a turning point for the country in its rapid _ from poverty to prosperity. A. transportation B. transference C. transformation D. transmission 34. Publishers Longman have made a giant leap towards _ this gap between written and spoken English. A. bri
17、dging B. pledging C. ranging D. plunging35. The British National Corpus has been carefully designed and contains material _ from thousands of sources. A. trampled B. crumpled C. sampled D. scrupled36. The funding was part of a large scale strategy to _ information technology in the UK. A. balanceBCC
18、ACD reward ward safeguard complement implement “ transference transformation ” 6B. entranceC. insuranceD. enhancetransmission “ plung - crumple sample “ scruple 37. The project provides _ into the creativity of spoken English. A. insect B. inside C. insert D. insights38. UN experts believe these mea
19、sures are _ to fight unemployment. A. acquired B. entreated C. requested D. inquired39. Sweat has little or no _ in its natural form. A. ardour B. odour C. rigour D. vigour40. The word that comes first in the sentence leaves the strongest _. A. expression B. comprehension C. complexion D. impression
20、 41. The athlete has _ a contract to play abroad. A. assigned B. signed C .registered D. consigned42. His _ tongue got him into trouble with the ruler. A. looseDCBDBA - odour ”“ rigour vigour “” complexion impression register consign .”B. lostC. lossD. losing43. The lack of manners and common polite
21、ness is not _ to business deals. Its a social blank. A. exclusive B. inclusive7C. elusiveD .impassive44. In the Christian religion, the unlucky number 13 _ back to the Last Supper. A. tracks B. traces C. dates D. tails45. Most of the stolen cars were _ to another country and sold to local people at
22、lower prices. A .bungled B. entangled C. smuggled D. mingled46. The lack of discipline,_ with lack of know-how on strategic planning, led me astray for a while. A. bundled B. coupled C. trifled D. ruffled47. If you are not _ enough in your home language, you cant handle abstract thought. A. literary
23、 B. literate C. illiterate D. intelligent48. The author believes that every person has the _ to be a writer. A. mentalACCBBCB. initialC. potentialD. possible inclusive -clud -clus - conclude “ - occlude ”- preclude recluse elusive impassive seclude -. trace tail entangle smuggle mingle trifle ruffle
24、 849. The evidence showed that the hanged man could be _ of murder. A. ignorant B .innocent C. indecent D .tolerant50. The novel brings its main characters as vividly to life as if they were standing before you, but they are entirely _. A. imaginary B. imaginable C. imaginative D. alive51. Good rela
25、tionships between partners are the rudders which steer joint ventures through _ waters. A. troublesome B. troubled C. troublous D. disturbed52. A professional novelist _ the hopes of amateur rivals when he won the Second World One-Day Novel Cup. A. abashed B. dashed C. gashed D. crashed53. Thomas Ma
26、lthus predicted that _ growth would be controlled by wars, diseases and starvation. A. popularity B. populace C. populate D. population54. The girl was so _ that they could fool her easily. A. incredibleBABBDCB. credibleC. credulousD. creditable innocent indecent tolerant troubled troublous disturbe
27、d dash “ - gash crash “955. The two countries will be obliged to _ of these chemical weapons under the convention. A. impose B. disclose C. dispose D. depose56. All these pose another stumbling block for Chinese painting to _. A. overcome B. overwhelm C. over fulfill D. overlook57. Since he couldnt
28、open the door with his key, he assumed that someone had _ with the lock. A. scampered B. pampered C. hampered D. tampered58. To meet the challenges of the job crisis, various countries should _ tactics that suit their own national conditions. A. adapt B. adopt C. abolish D. abuse59. Its a matter of
29、_ true values in the youngest segment of the population. A. navigating B. inculcating C. dedicating D. irrigating60. Japans auto market _ for two-thirds of Tokyos massive $60 billion trade surplus with Washington. A. encounters B. counters C. discounts D. accounts“ “ disclose - dispose depose over f
30、ulfill overlook ” pampere hampere tampere inculcate “ dedicate irrigate 1066. Transportation of cement _ is very popular in many countries because it can reduce cost. A. in sum B. in shape C. in bulk D. in stock67. After dinner, she _ the radio and television so as to miss nothing. A. signed on B. r
31、eacted on C. switched on D. took on68. Bad manners can _ a lost opportunity to do business. A. render B. result from C. consider D. result in69. The waitress didnt bring me my order. She had the orders _. A. cooked B. taken away C. mixed away D. filled out70. By the time the war _, most of the peopl
32、e had already left. A. broke throughCCDCB sum in shape in bulk in stock - on -” react on ”“ switch on took through break out break away ” break with . B. broke outC. broke awayD. broke with11- 71. The new management has _ great changes to the company. A. brought about B. brought over C. brought forw
33、ard D. brought in 72. We had to _ Jims poor table manners because he refused to change. A. put in for B. put up with C. put down D. put across 73. The director _ traffic safety in his talk. A. drew in B. settled down C. felt like D. dwelt on 74. The government threatened to _ the already huge US tra
34、de deficit. A. add to12B. add up to C. amount to D. get to 75. The 15 banks were likely to _ about $530 million of the bad assets. A. turn off B. write off C. take off D. show off71. A bring about bring over bring forward bring in ”, , 72. B put in for ” put up with put down put across/over 73. D dr
35、aw in ()()-() settle down ” feel like dwell on/upon 74. A add to add up to amount to (-)- get to , , , .“ 75. B turn off . write off ” 13take off show off 76. Small post offices have increasingly become targets for robberies because they often have large amounts of cash _ . A. with hand B. by hand C
36、. on hand D. in hand 77. The principle is that competition between companies, _ government protectionist, is the way to foster innovation. A. rather than B. no less than C. other than D. more than 78. You need to be clear about and _ what others expect of you. A. face up to B. come up to C. live up
37、to D. work up to 79. I suppose you know you can _ superwoman or superman in an emergency.14A. head for B. go into C. come through D. turn into 80. Its harder to learn a new language and _ a new culture later in life. A. judge to B. adjust to C. approach to D. apologize to76. C by hand ”“ on hand in hand (-)- 77. A rather than . no less than other than 78. C face up to () come up to ”( -) live up to
