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　　5.Thecrowdatthetownmeetingfoundthemayor’sassurancetooglib.

　　A.sarcasticB.flashyC.maliciousD.readilyfluent

　　6.Gazingatthecrystallinelake,Idecideditwastoobeautifultoswimin.

　　A.breakableB.futuristicC.delicateD.sparkling

　　7.Wecannotvacillateonthequestionoftheparty’sleadership.

　　A.leadB.doubtC.checkD.repeat

　　8.Itismoredifficultforachronicsmokertogiveupthehabitthanforanovice,butitcanbedone.

　　A.affluentB.confirmedC.disciplinedD.indecisive

　　9.Theywerefuriouswhenoneoftheirbestmanagerswaspoachedbyanothercompany

　　A.headhuntedB.punchedC.plunderedD.probed

　　10.Theinkhadfadedwithtimeandsopartsoftheletterwereunreadable.

　　A.indelibleB.inscrutableC.illegibleD.illegitimate

　　11.Shebristledatthesuggestionthatshehadbeendishonest.

　　A.bridledB.bridgedC.breathedD.boasted

　　12.Investorsshouldstudyaprospectusbeforeputtingmoneyintoabigcompany.

　　A.positiveoutlookB.bankingagreementC.profit-and-lossstatementD.formalbusinessdocument

　　13.Therealheroisneverostentatious.

　　A.frivolousB.pretentiousC.presumptuousD.ponderous

　　14.Ifyouhaveneverheldadrivinglicensebefore,youshouldapplyforaprovisionallicense.

　　A.providentialB.temporaryC.provincialD.improvised

　　15.JohnSmithisavoraciousbookcollector.

　　A.viciousB.luxuriousC.insatiableD.valuable

　　16.Idon’tthinkweshouldmakeprecipitatedecisions.

　　A.precipitousB.precociousC.precariousD.precautious

　　17.Youneedanexcursiontobreakthemonotony.

　　A.gauntB.jauntC.vauntD.taunt

　　18.Thegovernmentappearsinaquandaryaboutwhattodowithsomanypeople.

　　A.borderB.marshygroundC.dilemmaD.situation

　　19.Itwasanauspiciousbeginningtohercareerasanauthor.

　　A.unexpectedB.interestingC.favorableD.doubtful

　　20.Thegovernorwasusuallycircumspectwhendealingwiththemedia.

　　A.skilledB.cautiousC.impatientD.obedient

　　Part2

Chooseonefromthefouralternativesthatbestcompletesthesentenceandmarkthecorrespondingletter.

　　21.Thechildrenwerehavingawonderfultime_____onthefrozenlake.

　　A.slippingB.slitheringC.skiddingD.sliding

　　22.Thecampers______theirtentinashelteredvalley.

　　A.establishedB.installedC.pitchedD.fixed

　　23.Humanbehaviorismostlyaproductoflearning.Whereasthebehaviorofananimaldependsmainlyon_____.

　　A.responseB.impulseC.instinctD.consciousness

　　24.Theculturaltraditionsoftheinvadersslowly______thepracticesoftheislanddwellers.

　　A.spreadB.perpetuatedC.permeatedD.reinforced

　　25.Hehadalwayshadagoodopinionofhimself,butafterthepublicationofhisbestsellingnovelhebecameunbearable_____.

　　A.bigotedB.proudC.conceitedD.exaggerated

　　26.Thisisthe_____pianoonwhichthecomposercreatedsomeofhisgreatestworks.

　　A.actualB.realC.originalD.genuine

　　27.Although____,newdepositsofoilwillbefound,soonerorlater,theworld’ssupplywillbeexhausted.

　　A.inalllikelihoodB.inallpossibilityC.inallcircumstancesD.inallconditions

　　28.Ishouldliketorentahouse,comfortableand___inaquietposition.

　　A.beforeallB.aboveallC.firstofallD.overall

　　29.Hecametoinspectthehouse___buyingit.

　　A.intheeventofB.withaviewtoC.incaseofD.withregardto

　　30.Let’snot____oversuchatrifle!

　　A.fallthroughB.falloffC.falloutD.fallback

　　31.Heisaclevermimicwhocantake____mostofthelecturesinthiscollege.

　　A.overB.downC.offD.for

　　32.Hetriedforforgeryinalawcourtbutwasluckyenoughto_____.

　　A.getonB.getoffC.getthroughD.getout

　　33.Thecaptainturned____earlythatnight,notrealizingthattheicebergsweresoclose

　　A.inB.downC.intoD.off

　　34.Youpromisedyouwoulddoit.Whydidyougo____onyourword?

　　A.backB.awayC.overD.by

　　35.Thenumeralshavebecome,_____,hisfriends,andheknowsalltheirrelationsandacquaintances.

　　A.asitisB.asitwasC.asitwereD.astheyare

　　36.Asafetyanalysis_____thetargetasapotentialdanger.Unfortunately,itwasneverdone.

　　A.wouldidentifyB.willidentifyC.wouldhaveidentifiedD.willhaveidentified

　　37.Jennifertookthisopportunitytorepayherfriendsfortheirkindness____,shewouldhavehadtoentertaintheminhersmallapartmentinCharlottetown.

　　A.OtherwiseB.HoweverC.ButD.Nevertheless

　　38.Thewindowisneveropened____insummer.

　　A.butB.exceptC.whenD.while

　　39.Generally,promptcoolingandproperrefrigerationoffoodscanhold____bacteriainfoodstoasafelevel.

　　A.anumberofB.thenumberofC.anamountofD.aquantityof

　　40.JeanWagner’smostenduringcontributiontothestudyofAfro-Americanpoetryishisinsistencethatis____inreligious,aswellasworldly,frameofreference.

　　A.istobeanalyzedB.hasbeenanalyzedC.beanalyzedD.shouldhavebeenanalyzed

　　II.Errorspotting（20points,1*20）

Decidewhichunderlinedpartisincorrectandmarkthecorrespondingletter.

　　41.Theprocessdepends,however,uponthedrawer,cupboardandstoragespacebeingprovided,

　　AB

　　forthelackofwhichsomethingmayliterallyhavenoplacetogo.

　　CD

　　42.ImmediatelyafterIputmyheadonit,Igottounderstandthattranslationwasn’tasmechanicalajobas

　　ABC

　　Ihadheldittobe.

　　D

　　43.Livinginaremotecountryvillage,manyformsofentertainmentareinaccessibletous.

　　ABCD

　　44.Thousandsofpeoplediedeventhoughtherewasaworldwideefforttosendfoodandmedicinetothestarved

　　people.

　　45.Thegovernmentdeemsitessentialthatpeoplearepsychologicallyabletoresisttheimpactbroughtabout

　　bythetransitionfromplannedeconomytomarket-orientedeconomy.

　　46.Atseeinghim,Icouldn’tresistlaughingbecausehissuithungloosely,asiftailoredforsomeonetwicehis

　　size.

　　47.Whatisoftenstressedinmostoftheliterature,anobjectiveofWomenLibistodoawaywithunfair

　　discriminationagainstwomen.

　　48.Ifambitionistobewellregarded,therewardofambition----wealth,distinction,controloverAB

　　one’sdestiny-----mustbedeemedworthyofthesacrificesmadeonambition’sbehalf.

　　49.Mr.Smithregrettedtoblamehissecretaryforthemistake,forhelaterdiscovereditwashisownfault.

　　50.NowherebutinEuropewehaveseentheresultssoclearly,whichreallyhavesurprisedusall.

　　51.Theparentasteacher-counseloractsinaccordwiththedevelopmentalmodelofchildrearing,bywhich

　　thechildisviewedasanextremelyplasticorganismwithvirtuallyunlimitedpotentialforgrowthand

　　development.

　　52.ForeverypatientwithAIDS,itisestimatedthatthereare10timesasmanyasARC,orAIDS-Related

　　A

　　Complex,aprecursortothefullblowndisease,and50timesasmanywhoalready

　　BC

　　havebeeninfectedwiththeagenthumanimmunodeficiencyvirus,orHIV.

　　53.Ifonlythenatureoftheagingprocessisbetterunderstoodthepossibilityofdiscoveringamedicinethatcan

　　blockthefundamentalprocessofagingseemsveryremote.

　　54.Asfarasthegreatdemandformeansoftransportisconcerned,wecandevelopmasstransitto

　　takeplaceofprivatecars.

　　55.Computertechnologymakesitpossibletostorevastamountsofdatainmachine-readablefiles,

　　andprogramcomputerstolocatespecificinformation.

　　56.Onceanoccupationcametobereceivedtobe“female”,employersshowedlittleinterestinchanging

　　thatperception,evenwhenhigherprofitswereexpectedtobegained.

　　57.Itisinevitablethatthenaturalresourcesthroughouttheworldarediminishedasthedemandforthemis

　　ontheincrease.

　　58.ThemenwhowrotetheUnitedStatesConstitutiondidthebesttheycouldonthefaceofcircumstances

　　whichconfrontedthematthetime.

　　59.Iamsureoneofthemainreasonswhyboysandgirlsaresuchgoodcompanionstodayisthattheyareno

　　longerafraidofshowingtheirfeelingtowardseachother.

　　60.ThedatareceivedfromthetwospacecraftswhirlingaroundMarsindicatethatthereismuchevidencethat

　　hugethunderstormsareoccurringabouttheequatoroftheplanet.

　　III.Cloze（10points,1*10）

Fillineachunderlinedspacewithonewordthatbestsuitsthecontextofthefollowingpassage.

　　Todayitisoutoffashiontospeakin___61______ofcharacters.Butthereisnomoreessentialaspectofanyperson.

　　Characterismadeupofthoseprinciplesandvaluesthatgiveyour__62___direction,meaninganddepth.Theseconstituteyourinnersenseof___63_____isrightandwrongbasednotonlawsorrulesofconduct___64____onwho