There are thirty sentences in this section. Beneath each sentence there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Choose one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.
5 I) l p* |+ ` Mark your answers on Answer Sheet Two.
. I6 O6 r( j- }2 v5 y 51. He advised Jane __ anyone about the shortages of food.0 Y0 F9 w* r6 ~$ i- \( K
A. not telling $ ]5 b2 T* K: |1 w( A
B. not tell
! P* g& ?/ ~# ?: n @ C. tell not
/ o0 v6 A9 {$ y3 Y D. not to tell
+ I; @: Y' k' L 52. He operates the new machine as if he __ special training in it.
& |% `/ C, M# T: l5 g- Q, _, b- @ A. has received 3 U* \* u) V, u0 X
B. had received 8 g: S8 t# _" z/ u
C. would receive 9 Y* ~2 B( g! H
D. received
, B, T- ?. M! j* a% w 53. It is very kind of you to do the washing-up, but you __ it.3 y8 t3 j$ e7 `
A. mustn't have done
' {/ h ^9 W0 E3 B/ L B. shouldn't have done
z% A3 A9 A+ G+ ^0 X6 f% F0 T2 i C. oughtn't to have done
) p& {1 s# G1 ]; Q' X2 z D. didn't have to do1 j- \/ I$ A: Y
54. __., he does get annoyed with her sometimes.- z' O7 d, L% D+ |$ [' f, X) v
A. Although much he likes her
# f* b6 L, a, t3 P& d( y B. Much although he likes her
N. G, S% ~% Y! H1 s/ V C. As he likes her much
8 N% `9 _1 {) c2 @* j D. Much as he likes her. p3 x0 x: Y' t: ^' X F. U
55. The newly broadened stadium is __ of the previous one.. \6 c& W7 [& H3 w
A. the size of three times $ ]5 ~% V# _) T2 c; p) R/ f
B. three times the size/ f2 G' S) H/ L. g, a+ D
C. as much as the three times size
$ Z- M* S+ w$ C( v9 s1 L9 ]: d; A D. three times more than the size/ W8 i- p& m# B; `) e
56. I hope that the little __ I've been able to do has been of some use.4 U5 F$ S7 t( v
A. which 9 ?6 n/ B' E" T4 Y7 A
B. what
- D: Y( N; i" b( s1 Y N; o8 j7 x C. that
! S& u% D5 T; L9 R$ l( M8 i3 N0 ]8 n D. when# P! `' i# k1 @1 P- U" t! p
57. I like __ in the autumn when the weather is clear and bright.
$ f# n6 j3 M) y, l A. this
0 d c2 q* E0 D5 F- V% C B. that ! ^, p* I h$ ^7 O. x
C. it , l" w' z$ x [( F3 Y: V0 ^5 R
D. one9 }* t) B. a% Y0 o; r/ x
58. I like to play the piano but I can't play it well. ___ Sophie.
3 A7 d1 K* i& x, @ A. As is the same with
1 Q( i' u4 t: F B It is the same with
1 l8 l7 o' \4 t% [ C. So it is the same as
9 n6 b6 V2 w. @' b D. So is it with
- ^$ j# ?3 i Z! `: i 59. In vain __ to get in touch with the Embassy.% W9 o. t1 F1 h7 v$ \! p$ N
A. they tried # H$ ?' t* ^# e1 d
B. tried they 8 p; ~3 `0 o6 E# c- ]
C. did they try
1 w( Y4 S t# j6 } D. they have tried, l3 C3 @, Z. ~" S0 [0 N9 I/ O
60. He had hardly finished the article __ the light went out.4 Q- c+ ]8 o! n# y$ Y5 O
A. as 9 c9 k, f( ~( D* x& o
B. until ! S; g1 n0 L& v# _
C. than
9 m# D; ]5 x: D D. when( A: a# v% X) b0 r7 Y0 C" `* e
61. What a pity! Considering his ability and experience, he __ better.
1 \! o, F! R( O3 m A. needn't have done
: p% w( `" q( p: h4 r y B. must have done# B2 g8 C% m5 R6 R
C. couldn't have done
: X- l5 v# X( n1 p1 o. Q) ^; G D. couldn't have done8 f9 Q- N0 o9 P; [" R
62. "He's no more able to read Japanese than I am." The sentence means that' l0 L' G# R) T: `! A
A. neither he nor I am able to read Japanese. - C0 k2 z# g! E& e; X9 a
B. I can read Japanese but he can't.
" D( G2 `( Z8 I9 D: p9 ` C. my Japanese is better than him.
/ _: G! ~/ L3 S) F D. both he and I are able to read Japanese.: ?, I. {( r! z& T# X8 M1 @& {
63. Which of the following can be used to complete "You'd better do it by yourself, __ you?"7 T3 z. H ?% r, ]
A. hadn't
: W- g( L# _3 J, c B. wouldn't 1 z7 z4 u/ [7 q
C. didn't
) g0 D- o' X. p! ~$ \+ [ D. don't
+ K9 g! V/ f# Z8 z3 ]+ C, X6 b) u 64. In "What do you think he likes?" what is __ of the sentence.
- k' l: k) \; W/ ? A. the subject
" z/ f9 v6 ?$ W2 g4 c8 T p B. the adverbial
7 S9 W0 |9 N2 C3 Q1 P5 V C. the object * h. f3 V5 J0 h6 F2 r" K
D. the complement2 Z3 ^& \) \8 a& M% ]
65, "He is the last person to be fit for the job." has all the following possible meanings EXCEPT
$ Y: ]; r2 A( I' [: n3 P+ U) _ } A. He is the one that isn't fit for the job. ) ^& O" t5 x" t: B" d/ I% x
B. He is the one that is not suitable for the job.
% P S0 b# D( d: r4 F; O$ d3 N C. He is the fittest person for the job. ; J* o0 d/ G9 a
D. He might be the person that is least wanted.* Y" Z% K9 t' \5 n0 R6 f
66. You shouldn't __ your father's instructions. Anyway he is an experienced teacher.
' q* y% S5 r4 U+ j A. deduce ; @- d4 E5 k# [5 G* t: t
B. deliberate ! X/ D1 X6 Y8 N, q# X
C. defy
' m, u& e$ o: [: _- o% Z! P3 w D. denounce
0 w J' y H+ y- s- b$ ~ 67. The new underground railway will ___the journey to all parts of the city.
8 o9 [3 Z) s: r' c2 n A. consume
' J. K: s* V- q0 H B. eliminate % b \2 Z& a4 f- A8 t9 x
C. formulate
$ O2 J& n( g7 w, l D. facilitate2 ?( w) j5 b1 ^% r* o h- j
68. The new" secretary has written a remarkably __ report only in a few pages but with all the details.
$ }- T+ E0 P! B: d. h8 ~, J A. concise
7 \/ e( ?1 b0 z0 x) }/ b& B5 w& ~ B. clear ) H0 f( N& ~2 o O! h8 M: ]9 `
C. precise
. r9 p: {: e7 F! k; a& @& w0 `. y D. elaborate
* z$ @6 l8 |/ C( s8 O 69. Now a paper in Science argues that organic chemicals in the rock come mostly from __ on earth rather than bacteria on Mars.
! m7 b% C2 P# D* u A. configuration
) U, O6 y3 j, x. C/ G B. constitution + G/ C* n) ~$ U6 S* Y& d
C. condemnation % F: `1 D. k, t/ I
D. contamination
/ D7 J; M5 d" n% w( Z; c 70. The city will __ these buildings to make room for the new highway.; ~% u# m: \5 G* \; ]
A. tear off ! ]& f* }2 M* J# u; `; ~( ]
B. tear out ) y% ]% v' W0 R6 r# S
C. tear away . X# F% m+ J! k' @: l. [( k3 h
D. tear down) Z+ T0 j. d' z8 A" l1 m; b8 N( [
71. If anyone wants to be __ by others, wealth, clothing or physical attractiveness are not requirements.
. {4 z. Y4 B8 u, L A. respectful 7 V4 J- r! ?* j3 X. a
B. respective / k6 U+ n0 V* @) @2 p! m
C. respectable
: r. v3 J* D6 q" J" K0 { D. respected
C1 G/ q3 i7 l3 g/ n0 ~) G0 h+ B 72. The little girl was so frightened that she just wouldn't __ her grip on my arm.
! b) X) k$ X t$ [ A. loosen 6 Z! M2 o4 `5 L3 i( ~
B. remove
; I+ t( C1 Y; p# u" Y' W9 o1 H C. relieve & U' D2 b: O& {
D. dismiss
6 n9 G0 G8 g6 [# _ 73. Bob isn't __, but he did badly in the final exams last semester.
; w& D# R! I H" ]. Y A. gloomy
% X( v9 |; k) S B. dull : @. V. z) t4 q: q2 K
C. awkward
3 @. V4 z- ~# R B D. tedious! x9 c. P6 z, M7 {2 `' V
74. My tutor, frequently reminds me to ___ myself of every chance to improve my English." h$ y" f1 b+ c
A. assure
2 s9 O+ J9 [" m+ i5 t+ X, E1 r B. inform
F4 S6 y W: r/ s5 ^6 m: z C. avail
3 y9 T: P3 u2 s; g. L$ ]7 w D. notify. h- \' i% c) X+ c+ k6 x. V
75. Fashion designers are rarely concerned with vital things like warmth, comfort and __- y+ K3 B# @( S: ]2 ?2 @
A. stability
3 @5 C% a( `/ [$ f B. capability & O' I- ]) m$ v7 ~0 v8 X
C. durability
9 z9 @* _8 ~! @7 }! E1 G+ h D. availability$ H% P3 z% Y1 A: [% I" P
76. Optimism is a ___ shown to be associated with good physical health, less depression and longer life.
8 t5 |! v% d; o- c# s. o& q A. trail : x% n5 |1 b6 K2 D" _! Q- d
B. trait
7 i7 u$ f/ B* K7 W& |/ q C. trace ' q/ S+ }4 _& B2 e6 s! M
D. track& F+ e3 d2 ~6 k* R; ]8 J
77. The newly-elected president is determined to __ the established policy of developing agriculture.
8 U, Y$ H# |7 W& `" Q1 V2 W A. go for
8 K5 x9 k! T% K8 a B. go on
$ w, {0 V/ D9 b6 s1 i2 L; S C. go by : B! u6 f* x3 H; n/ B) q- d0 Q# Y
D. go up' X6 i- a5 V0 E" M5 C( E! p# S
78. I am so busy that I only go home to visit my folks once in a blue moon. The italicized phrase means __- f( M2 g ?+ t0 d
A. rarely & U/ I, f; j, H) `
B. barely $ S2 N% O, U) e" o- K
C. now and then 9 W5 u8 ~( `7 J; L- k
D. one a year1 p+ m) Q( y+ k
79. A man's worth lies not___ in. what he has as in what he is.
7 u& w3 T' l% Q3 ^ A. so much
! o% q6 x' O8 \, M- H B. much so . {/ P% z+ `5 ?' G
C. too much
0 ^2 }* ], S1 \' R D. much too
' _( g( s$ [! _, M 80. It is well known that knowledge is the __ condition for expansion of mind.
( L( Q: Q3 _0 E A. incompatible ) J6 Q* n: w9 U. r! _+ [
B. incredible - P4 C+ R0 Z, X0 V3 g2 [+ m8 e; l1 S
C. indefinite
: V9 R. |: F9 \9 J D. indispensable |