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240.A.hasB.holdsC.prefersD.favors

PassageThree

WhenIwasaboy,childrenalwaysobjected241wearingschooluniformbutteacherswere242onitbecausetheysaidallofuslooked243.Otherwise,theysaidchildrencouldcompetewith244andthepoorerchildrenwouldbeunhappybecausepeoplewouldseehowpoortheywere.Inrecentyears,however,manyschoolshave245theideaofmakingchildrenwearuniformbutfunnilyenough,nowthatchildrencanwear246theylike,theyhaveadoptedauniformoftheirown.WhensomejournalistsvisitedaLondonschool,theyfoundthatalltheboysandgirlsweredressedinjeans.Onegirlsaidshewouldratherdiethanwearacoatinsteadofajerseybecause247wantstolookdifferent248theotherchildrenintheclass.Parentsmaynotbeashappyaboutthisaschildren,butthey249tobe,becausethisnewkindofuniformisonethatthechildrenlike,notsomethingtheyhaveforcedtowear,anditisalso250cheaperthanschooluniformusedtobe.

241.A.againstB.toC.forD.on

242.A.warmB.eagerC.keenD.interested

243.A.sameB.likeC.asD.alike

244.A.eachotherB.anotherC.themselvesD.others

245.A.waitedforB.takenoffC.putoutD.givenup

246.A.thatB.whichC.whatD.as

247.A.anyoneB.nooneC.noneD.someone

248.A.thanB.thatC.fromD.to

249.A.oughtB.shouldC.wouldD.had

250.A.alotB.veryC.moreD.alotof

PassageFour

Whentheguestssitdownatadinnertable,itiscustomaryforthementohelptheladiesbypushingtheirchairsunderthem.SomeAmericansnolongerdothis,sothevisitormustnotice251doanddo252.Untilthemealis253,ifthedinnerisinaprivatehome,aguestmayavoidembarrassmentbyleavingthetalking254someoneelse.Somefamilieshaveahabitofofferingaprayerofthanksbeforetheyeat.255.Ifaprayerisoffered,everyone256quietlywithbowedheaduntiltheprayerisover.Ifthefamilydoesnot257thecustom,thereisnopauseintheconversation.

258dinner,guestsusuallystayfortwoorthreehours,259thethoughtfulpersoniscarefulnottooverstayhisorherwelcome.Thehostandhostessmay260aguesttostaylongerinordertobepolite,butmostdinnerpartiesbreakupatabout11o’clock.

251.A.thatothersB.whichothersC.othersD.whatothers

252.A.likelyB.alikeC.likewiseD.unlikely

253.A.inthewayB.onthewayC.underwayD.outoftheway

254.A.forB.toC.withD.about

255.A.SodootherfamiliesB.Thesameistrueofotherfamilies

C.Otherfamiliesdonot

D.Nordootherfamilies

256.A.doesnotsitB.sitsC.isnotseatedD.sit

257.A.followB.reserveC.adjustD.characterize

258.A.BeingfollowedbyB.FinishedC.FollowingD.Havingbeenfinished259.A.neverthelessB.butC.howeverD.despite

260.A.declineB.suggestC.emphasizeD.urge

PassageFive

Therearetimeswhenyoufindyourselfunabletoworkoutaproblem.Itisatthis261thatthewayinwhichyouuseyourteacherisimportant.Withagoodteacherssuchtimesshouldbelessfrequentthanwithabadone,sothe262theteacher,themoreresponsibilityyouhaveforyoursuccess!

Whateveryourluckinthis263,onethingismostsignificantandstaysthesame,whateverthequalityofteachingyou264:

ifthereissomethingyoudon'

tunderstand,youmustask,againandagainifnecessary,untilyoudounderstanditfully.265asthismayseem,itisalmostunbelievablehowmanypeoplewouldrathersitinsilentignorancethanadmitnotunderstanding.Tobehaveinsuchawayistheonlytruly266thingastudentcando:

it'

safalseformofpride,whichisthemostuseless,damagingqualityanyonecanhave,tosay267ofastudent!

Therefore,regardyourteacherasaguideorevenafriendanddonotsit268wonderingwhathe'

sgoingonabout.Youmayalsoaskafriendorclassmateforhelp.Remember,there'

salwayssomeonewhoisbetterthanyouinyourclass.Andmanynewspapersandmagazinessetthespecial269forstudents,youcanwritetothemandgetrepliedintime.Listentotheradio,watchgoodTV270moreoften,maybeatacertainmomentyou'

llfindyourquestionisbeingexplainedthereandthen.

261.A.courseB.pointC.thoughtD.chance

262.A.badB.betterC.worseD.good

263.A.fieldB.periodC.respectD.direction

264.A.offerB.describeC.arrangeD.receive

265.A.NegativeB.ObviousC.DifficultD.Suitable

266.A.safeB.simpleC.strangeD.stupid

267.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.none

268.A.quietlyB.honestlyC.separatelyD.gently

269.A.booksB.editorsC.sectionsD.covers

270.A.sportsB.newsC.speeches

D.programs

PassageSix

Therelationsbetweenmenandwivesarechangingtoo.Amajorityofworkingwomenremain27

1theirhome;

theycomebackatnighttothecleaning,washing,andcookingthat27

2theirsecon

dcareer.Butmor

eandmorehusbandsaresharingtheburdenandwillingly273choresthattheirfatherswouldhaverejectedasunmanly,andastoomuchmysteriouslydifficultanyway.274suchcases,manandwifebecomeequalpartners,bothworkingoutside,bothpushingtheirvacuumcleaner.275,thenumbero

fhusbandswhodohelpinthatwayismuchsmallerthanthenumberofthosewhoaccepttheideaintheory,276theequalpartnershipisafact,itdoesnotalwaysworkwell.Themarriagecanbedestroyedwhenthewifeismoresuccessfulinherprofession277herhusbandinhis,particularlywhensheearns19

morethanhedoes.Sociologistsseeinthissituationoneofthemainreasonsfortheincreaseindivorcerate,anotherreason278thehusband’srefusaltohelpwiththehouseworkorthecareofchildren.Athirdreasoncouldbethegrowingawarenessoftheprofessionalwomen279shedoesnothavetoremainmarried280sheistoounhappy.

271.A.infullchargeofB.inthefullchargeofC.thechargeofD.takingcharge

272.A.areaccountedforB.consistingofC.areformedD.makeup

273.A.takinginB.takingonC.takingupD.takingfor

274.A.OnB.UnderC.InD.At

275.A.What’smoreB.MostimportantlyC.AlthoughD.Actually

276.A.andwhenB.whenC.asifD.evenif

277.A.thanB.andC.comparingtoD.contraryto

278.A.isB.isthatC.beingD.iswhy

279.A.whenB.whomC.whatD.that

280.A.despiteB.untilC.unlessD.if

IV.DialogueCompletion

Directions:

Thereare20shortincompletedialoguesbetweentwospeakers,eachfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosethe

answerthatappropriatelysuitstheconversationalcontextandbestcompletesthedialogueandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

281.Woman:

Bob,doyouthinkyoucanlendmefiftydollars?

Bob:

Letmesee.________A.YouknowIhavenomoneyatall.B.Sorry,Idon’tthinkIhavemuchaboutme.C.Idon’tthinkyoushoulddoit.D.Oh,Ihavequitealot.282.Client:

hello.MayIspeaktoMr.Turner?

Secretary:

________

A.Speaking,please.

B.Hello.Who’reyouplease.

C.Sorry.He’satameetingrightnow.

D.Hello.Thankyouforcalling.283.Jackson:

Hi!

Frank.Thankyouverymuchforyourhelpingmegetoutofthetrouble.Frank:

A.It’sapleasure.

B.I’dliketodoso.

C.ThatiswhatIshoulddo.

D.That’saverysmalltrouble.

284.Lily:

Hello,John!

Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?

John:

A.Ilikeniceandbrightweather.

B.Youdon’tlikecoldweather,doyou?

C.Thatwasafavorableweather.

D.Niceandbright,nottoocold.

285.Mary:

HowdoyoulikeProfessorWhite’slecture?

A.Hetalkedabouteconomy.

B.HeteachesClass2students.

C.Verymuch.

D.Heisamiddle-agedprofessor.

286.Woman:

Jack,________

Jack:

Ofcourse.Butthelockisnotworkingverywell,I’mafraid.

A.Iwanttouseyourbike.

B.canyougiveyourbiketome?

.

C.doyouuseyourbikenow?

D.canIborrowyourbikeforawhile?

287.Bush:

Doyoumindmyopeningthewindowtoletsomefreshairin?

Emile:

________A.Yes,certainly.B.Ofcourse,not.C.Yes,pleasedoit.D.Iamgladyoudoit.288.Peter:

Youseemtobeverypleasedtoday.Anygoodnews?

Rose:

A.Yes.IhavegotmyMaster’sdegreeforthreeyearsofhardwork.

B.Youarenotright.Thereisnogoodnewsintoday’sne