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ThecorrectanswertoSample2is（D）,mayhaveseen”

Goontothenextpage,andthetestwillbeginwithquestionnumberone.

1.Acountry'

sincludeallofitsminerals,suchascoal,gold,andsilver.

（A）resource（B）financial（C）ability

（D）list

2.Whethertwopeopleorgroupsarefightingwithwordsorweapons,wecansaytheyarehavinga

（A）dispute（B）war（C）combat

（D）victim

3.Ifsomelivesintheofyourhome,youwouldcallthatpersonaneighbor.

（A）vicinity（B）remote（C）distant

（D）Ionely

4.Ifyouarealwayspatient,wecansaythatyoulotsofpatienee.

（A）acquire（B）erasable（C）eliminable

（D）deletable

5.Rosesgreatlyincolor,size,andshape.

（A）fragrant（B）vary（C）aroma

（D）thorn

6.Aisaprocessthatofteninvolvesaseriesofsteps.

（A）breather（B）half-whisper（C）susurrate

（D）procedure

7.Ifyousayyouhavetimeforanassignment,thatmeansyouhaveenoughtimetodoit.

（A）insufficient（B）adequate（C）wanting

（D.quiver

8.Anythingthatputspressureonoutemotions,bodies,ormindscanbecalled.

（A）arrow（B）Stress（C）projectile

（D）straight

9.Thelmahadawithherneighborsovertheirdogs'

gettingintohergarbagecans.

（A）indignant（B）approximately（C）everywhere

（D）resent

10.WhentheCarveysdidn'

tpaytheirrentforthethirdmonthinarow,theIandlordactuallycametotheirdoorto

them.

（A）urge（B）console（C）keen

（D）scold

11.Inthe1800s,itmusthavebeenverydifficulttowithpeoplewholivedfaraway.Todayweareallluckytohave

phonesandgoodmailservice.

（A）liaison（B）connect（C）beam

Questions1-26

（D）admonish

12.Snowaidsfarmersbykeepingheatinthelowergroundlevels,therebyfromfreezing.

（A）tosavetheseeds（B）savingtheseeds（C）whichsavestheseeds

（D）theseedssaved

13.mineralcontentinthebonesofveryyoungchildrenislowcomparedtothatofadults.

（A）Ifthe（B）Thatis（C）The（D）Itisthe

14.,thesilvery-checkedhornbillchoosesahollowtreeforanestandsealsherselfinuntilherchicksaregrown.

（A）Protectionforpredatorsagainst

（B）Againstprotectionpredatorsfor

（C）Forprotectionagainstpredators

（D）Predatorsagainstprotectionfor

15.Afloodplainisanextensionofariverchannel,notinundatedexceptduringaflood.

（A）whereisit（B）butitis（C）oris（D）incaseit

16.TheUnitedStatesCongressmadeWashington,D.C.,in1800.

（A）afterthegovernmentcenter

（B）ofthegovernmentcenter

（C）thecenterofgovernment

（D）thenthecenterofgovernment

17.AstronomerMariaMitchellwasthefirstwomantotheAmericanAcademyofArtsandSciences.

（A）tobeelected（B）waselected

（C）whichshewaselected（D）forhertobeelected

18.ofstagingaplaythathelptheaudieneeunderstanditsstructureandmeaning.

（A）Specificaspects

（B）Whenspecificaspects

（C）Specificaspectsare

（D）Therearespecificaspects

19.IllustratorNormanRockwellspecializedinfinelydrawn,richlyanecdotalscenes.

（A）ofeverydaysmall-townlift

（B）ofwhicheverydaylifeinasmalltown

（C）wereinasmalltowneveryday

（D）small-townlifeeveryday

20.dependsonthedensityofboththeobjectandthewater.

（A）Anobjectfloatswhetherornot

（B）Whetherornotanobjectfloats

（C）Floatinganobjectwhetherornot

（D）Whetherornotafloatingobject

21.Sturgeonsareprizedfortheirblackishroe,whensaltedandservedasanappetizeriscalledcaviar.

（A）which（B）such（C）therefore（D）while

22.InNavajosociety,notonlyforfoodandforwoo,butalsoasameansofpaymentorexchange.

（A）sheepwerevaluable（B）tovaluethesheep（C）thesheep'

svalue（D）weresheepvalued

23.JohnbegantolearnFrenchlastmonth..

（A）Hissisterdidso（B）Sodidhissister（C）Sohissisterdid（D）Hissistersodid

24.Thebridgethisphotowastakenwasbuiltlastyear.

（A）which

（B）how

（C）who

J*^（D）where

25.Don'

tputofftoday'

sworktilltomorrow.This

meanstoday'

swork

today.

（A）mustbedone

（B）mustdo

（C）musttodo

（D）musttobedone

26.---Hello!

MayIspeaktoMr.Smith,please?

（A）Seeyou!

（B）Iagreewithyou.

（C）Holdon,please.

（D）I'

dloveto.

27.Catherinefeltuncomfortableaspeechbeforethepublicandshethoughtshe'

dasktheothersforhelp.

（A）make（B）made（C）making（D）havingmade

28.Tinalikedogsverymuch,butoneattackedhertwoyearsagososhedoesn'

tlikethemanymore.

（A）oughtto（B）usedto（C）must（D）would

29.Itatyesterday'

smeetingtoraisesalaries10%inthenexttwoyears.

（A）wasdecided;

by（B）hasdecided;

with（C）announced;

until（D）hasannounced;

at

30.--Idon'

tfeellikegoingtothepartythisevening.

--.Whataboutwatchingthetennisgameonthecomputer?

（A）SodoI（B）NorIdo（C）AndIdo（D）NeitherdoI

31.--Isthatthetime?

Ididn'

trealiseitwassolate.Ireallymustbegoing.---

--I'

mafraidso,I'

vegottostartworkearlytomorrow.

（A）Didn'

tyouhaveawonderfultime?

（B）Doyouhavetoleavesoearly?

（C）Canweseeeachotheragainsoon?

（D）WillyoupleasestayIonger?

32.--CouldyoutellmethetimesoftrainstoCambridge?

--Yes,theyleaveonthehour.

--Oh,Ihavetowaitforhalfanhour!

（A）Ifyouhurryyoumightjustgetitontime.

（B）Thenexttrainwillarriveintwominutes.

（C）Youhavenotimetocatchthenexttrain.

（D）Andthenextonegoesat5o'

clock.

33.Isuggest,healwaysdisagrees.

（A）However（B）Whatever（C）Whichever（D）Whoever

34.Youshouldputonthenoticesallthepeoplemayseethem.

（A）where（B）inwhich（C）At（D）forthem

35.Theartistwillnotpaintpeopleoranimalsbuthewillpaintanything.

（A）thatthelittlegirlaskshim

（B）thelittlegirlaskshimto

（C）forthelittlegirltoaskhim

（D）whatthelittlegirlaskshim

36.October15thismybirthday,

Iwillneverforget.

（A）when

（B）that

（C）what

（D）which

37.Heisbetterthan

Ilastvisitedhim.

（C）how

STOP

IFYOUFINISHBEFORETIMEISCALLED,

YOUMAYCHECKYOURWORKONTHISSECTIONONLY.

DONOTTURNTOANYOTHERSECTIONINTHETEST.

ReadingComprehension

Inthissectionofthetest,youwillreadsixtextsandanswer30questions.Choosethecorrectanswertoeachquestionandmarktheletterofthecorrectansweronyouranswersheet.

Beforeyoustart,readthesampletextandthesamplequestionsbelow.

SampleText

TheGoldenGateBridgeisafamousbridgeinSanFrancisco.Thebridgehasaredcolor,butgraycloudsoftensurroundit.Oncleardayspeoplecometotakepicturesofthebridge.Thepicturesshowthegreenhillsnexttothebridgeandthebluewaterunderit.

SampleQuestion1

Whatisthistextmostlyabout?

（A）Grayclouds

（B）SanFrancisco

（C）Afamousbridge

（D）Takingphotographs

Thecorrectansweris（C）,“Afamousbridge.”

SampleQuestion2

WhatcoloristheGoldenGateBridge?

（A）Red

（B）Green

（C）Blue

（D）Gray

Thecorrectansweris（A）,“Red.

Inthesixteenthcentury,anageofgreatmarineandterrestrialexploration,FerdinandMagellanledthefirstexpeditiontosailaroundtheworld.AsayoungPortuguesenoble,heservedthekingofPortugal,buthebecameinvolvedinthequagmireofpoliticalintrigueatcourtandlosttheking'

sfavor.AfterhewasdismissedfromservicetothekingofPortugal,heofferedtoservethefutureEmperorCharlesVofSpain.

Apapaldecreeof1493hadassignedalllandintheNewWorldwestof50degreesWIongitudetoSpainandallthelandeastofthatlinetoPortugal.MagellanofferedtoprovethattheEastIndiesfellunderSpanishauthority.OnSeptember20,1519,MagellansetsailfromSpainwithfiveships.Morethanayearlater,oneoftheseshipswasexploringthetopographyofSouthAmericainsearchofawaterrouteacrossthecontinent.Thisshipsank,buttheremainingfourshipssearchedalongthesouthernpeninsulaofSouthAmerica.Finallytheyfoundthepassagetheysoughtnearalatitudeof50degreesS.MagellannamedthispassagetheStraitofAllSaints,buttodayweknowitastheStraitofMagellan.

OneshipdesertedwhileinthispassageandreturnedtoSpain,sofewersailorswereprivilegedtogazeatthatfirstpanoramaofthePacificOcean.ThosewhoremainedcrossedthemeridianwenowcalltheInternationalDateLineintheearlyspringof1521afterninety-eightdaysonthePacificOcean.Duringthoselongdaysatsea,manyofMagellan'

smendiedofstarvationanddisease.

LaterMagellanbecameinvolvedinaninsularconflictinthePhilippinesandwaskilledinatribalbattle.OnlyoneshipandseventeensailorsunderthecommandoftheBasquenavigatorElcanosurvivedtocompletethewestwardjourneytoSpainandthusproveonceandforallthattheworldisround,withnoprecipiceattheedge