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.7 h% v7 O+ Q: G T2 g0 a* y
Mark your answers on Answer Sheet Two.
8 Q' l6 g+ x! _4 d8 ]) o7 g1 l6 Y 51. He advised Jane __ anyone about the shortages of food.
& b9 e+ {' Y# k9 ]3 G1 X9 i6 o A. not telling ( A2 y' X0 s: N: p; p
B. not tell
1 R& A; h0 z* f# | C. tell not
. d+ j3 S* k- w& ^8 F- _ D. not to tell0 S+ b$ m) G9 l% `% |6 ?; w
52. He operates the new machine as if he __ special training in it.
! F! W# Z4 D# L, v& G A. has received
8 [+ ?! |9 h6 M9 t/ J! c: G B. had received
, t# ]. X8 H# g8 D: M C. would receive + g& \4 |* t! J7 k- z! s
D. received4 _# s9 B8 ]4 V6 i: ~7 ]% A: [) f
53. It is very kind of you to do the washing-up, but you __ it.3 M& R) |) i' Q0 j7 G1 i# Z% H
A. mustn't have done 4 w3 k {% L r- r' z. W
B. shouldn't have done
8 d% Q O, D {# n$ q: e0 n C. oughtn't to have done 0 _$ g2 a& Z3 M$ {
D. didn't have to do
, F; k+ u }- `" z8 |1 }+ n 54. __., he does get annoyed with her sometimes.! ]) Q! j! x& n5 {( p
A. Although much he likes her 5 K( k5 j" W; K; }6 M
B. Much although he likes her
5 B+ Y3 m* @8 H, Q/ a% W$ i C. As he likes her much
4 K% ]0 c, D; }) l N* M; [ D. Much as he likes her: V/ I) ~- g$ C" F1 R1 W
55. The newly broadened stadium is __ of the previous one.% K( C3 C# {. ]3 j
A. the size of three times 3 ?' L2 O f7 i& }% ~7 Q# \
B. three times the size
; {2 X! P2 L6 U: @3 [4 v" Z C. as much as the three times size 6 U& y( o! `) `" U
D. three times more than the size! U8 J& C" ?. Z, E
56. I hope that the little __ I've been able to do has been of some use.
9 [$ p9 Y, g! e/ T A. which
4 z: Y8 ?+ n6 J6 O/ I B. what : a. h/ m, b0 Z% Q7 x
C. that
% Z) J$ ?5 [7 F6 W: F D. when
& q+ K+ o# Q5 _; o/ ` 57. I like __ in the autumn when the weather is clear and bright.5 o% Y! n/ p1 ^2 b1 _
A. this
7 |9 B: Y# m8 e( q B. that
! q! a) ?7 b9 K+ b, J C. it
& H6 e+ l* V% y' J: \ V0 V; f. G" Y D. one
/ [& K, t6 V) t2 q 58. I like to play the piano but I can't play it well. ___ Sophie.
/ U w4 N9 N! I A. As is the same with
+ R* _; o0 V0 l" q2 i7 v) c B It is the same with" a1 z" S1 u& f# C
C. So it is the same as 1 a# y& u0 U7 B1 l) O
D. So is it with
( n: }6 q. H" Y6 q 59. In vain __ to get in touch with the Embassy.: g8 b* D; [) u) y7 Y! R9 T
A. they tried
& u: D: H& X& f B. tried they
/ v X" ]# n( a8 J! g C. did they try
! v; ^5 b! m: i$ B) D D4 P5 G D. they have tried3 D/ n4 D: M. C3 ]# t
60. He had hardly finished the article __ the light went out.5 g# z/ ~4 C0 z" o3 r! j! h/ O! g9 b! `) X
A. as 1 X+ [! \5 b. \: {) m$ c1 q
B. until 4 y. A# Z0 v. v5 F, Z g) y6 ~
C. than
7 v1 k5 T, n0 d; T D. when% A) c6 Z8 s! ^# `: j4 r
61. What a pity! Considering his ability and experience, he __ better.2 k( r* Z5 M+ b3 \$ q
A. needn't have done
! G8 @) c% S" c1 n3 D+ K' q B. must have done
) ^* \' j" ]4 k# a# F2 `+ _' p C. couldn't have done
* Y4 p4 R6 T( i8 l. l3 u& n D. couldn't have done! i; L1 F) f! `( f5 j
62. "He's no more able to read Japanese than I am." The sentence means that8 x8 f6 v" X7 N; k7 X- @5 L$ D
A. neither he nor I am able to read Japanese.
$ c( Y" ]6 l T2 {! _ B. I can read Japanese but he can't." D+ K8 |& k2 ~1 m( ]
C. my Japanese is better than him. 9 y/ _" V' x( k+ g2 S8 Y$ N
D. both he and I are able to read Japanese. [9 `2 k8 S3 q) q. U* o7 F6 b2 [3 \
63. Which of the following can be used to complete "You'd better do it by yourself, __ you?") L* Z! x+ c0 V: w$ ~/ ^$ L$ o; ^, z
A. hadn't 4 M( b- U. r; c/ L* Z# [6 T
B. wouldn't
i6 `* m5 R0 f C. didn't + H( G! a: c6 n; ^' F5 c# M2 P
D. don't! f v7 g4 H' N( o
64. In "What do you think he likes?" what is __ of the sentence.
! d" T9 b/ f. g7 H: @ A. the subject . ~6 \7 E! g8 f. U8 c
B. the adverbial
, K F2 V6 d' T4 ? C. the object
) X7 d r% Q8 a+ A! m D. the complement
* g2 O9 B6 W5 v6 b 65, "He is the last person to be fit for the job." has all the following possible meanings EXCEPT- I: L( l2 }: g& b8 Q1 n! _' e' F
A. He is the one that isn't fit for the job.
0 ?) A0 Z+ @# x5 N; q! s B. He is the one that is not suitable for the job.
% D0 ?+ t, b, k9 H( [; [ C. He is the fittest person for the job. $ o: w7 u; Q( s, m7 Y# E+ y% x8 E
D. He might be the person that is least wanted.
( M/ Z S* J# O6 f3 S 66. You shouldn't __ your father's instructions. Anyway he is an experienced teacher.5 |8 M7 A9 W+ L, @, a: g
A. deduce
5 t: U9 p. q% H" q0 ^ B. deliberate , X, A2 }! h9 R7 B. K! U9 n
C. defy 8 Q2 k% b+ H' i2 I, }6 X
D. denounce
9 s" `4 @% l7 X2 e a 67. The new underground railway will ___the journey to all parts of the city.& t* r( {/ S% `1 l1 A
A. consume / S# u* `, H" [- f u4 M8 a% u0 Y
B. eliminate , v( X1 ?! ?* J' s1 h
C. formulate
, y1 K5 `1 O( \ D. facilitate7 P: k0 _3 K! c+ Z( u' o7 i* d
68. The new" secretary has written a remarkably __ report only in a few pages but with all the details.
% R$ D& l$ Q, N A. concise
4 c7 P/ M1 k& f5 l0 P B. clear
8 Z, `2 z$ ]1 g, g6 S# p2 X1 T/ _: o C. precise
8 M2 O5 u1 k: B0 z( \; U& d D. elaborate
" b" `0 b% @7 ~: o8 Q: i 69. Now a paper in Science argues that organic chemicals in the rock come mostly from __ on earth rather than bacteria on Mars.! Y3 A _ g k0 S- z" a: q; H: `/ l
A. configuration $ P' D5 \* T. p0 |7 N
B. constitution
& y J4 R9 U7 z8 @* a6 A C. condemnation
0 e0 \; q% z* n" Q. v' B' o8 t8 t D. contamination
6 p' h1 H! ~- D. X# O8 u 70. The city will __ these buildings to make room for the new highway.
! E" B' n" B6 n0 y: N2 O+ f" ^ | A. tear off
* t/ w" V) N3 v* D! |% q B. tear out 2 t5 ?" z1 A2 y, x7 F
C. tear away
, {4 U' y2 y; n* k9 K D. tear down
; K$ Q" j% T$ H0 B 71. If anyone wants to be __ by others, wealth, clothing or physical attractiveness are not requirements.+ ~# O- o+ Y! P4 G: r/ B& L6 V$ ~
A. respectful
* T( u8 |5 N0 t# R# {: [) F B. respective # P( V5 B/ k+ y2 H1 \: {
C. respectable
$ }; j$ e$ T( ^: h D. respected
) A7 ~/ u. e, n! z4 v1 ]5 |0 C8 h 72. The little girl was so frightened that she just wouldn't __ her grip on my arm.4 W: O+ P" n9 r5 t# h7 c: C% |
A. loosen
4 q3 ~- _. [8 V: }# x' ] B. remove 2 k+ ^$ j0 m7 |. b2 h3 y7 n
C. relieve 0 i; |$ Q2 S7 ?
D. dismiss
% X5 x+ }9 J# |- o( v 73. Bob isn't __, but he did badly in the final exams last semester.
2 d7 k8 E1 J# A5 q6 T; X8 @ A. gloomy + S7 Q. w& A' v! V
B. dull . N# l! k& C8 g: a. t+ K
C. awkward
- e# ], z5 _. Y+ V D. tedious
3 P8 q9 J0 x- L5 P8 v: y 74. My tutor, frequently reminds me to ___ myself of every chance to improve my English.
/ z6 K E9 z8 m, y _1 A8 x: i) Y A. assure
5 _8 q, M6 x4 l3 h9 b B. inform ' P O$ z, _7 b% ?/ [
C. avail 6 R U4 b5 K/ J B$ }5 p5 d% M
D. notify
+ _3 D% T8 w- i+ _# A1 x- ?8 U 75. Fashion designers are rarely concerned with vital things like warmth, comfort and __
' g$ `4 r& `* {& P. A A. stability
0 Z! _7 A+ f6 Z, n' t# Q8 G1 { B. capability
^- G) ~1 Y; a' q; N! N, K C. durability
; X) ?$ r8 P/ Y; w D. availability& d! U* a0 T$ M8 i. \/ h
76. Optimism is a ___ shown to be associated with good physical health, less depression and longer life.3 p3 w. j- h. X+ C
A. trail
+ E2 N0 e; ~) ~4 F6 ^% o B. trait
# S- c$ L E- I C. trace
/ B( q% }; m( F. h- n& o D. track
9 c5 @# n7 ^: N# }$ H: j 77. The newly-elected president is determined to __ the established policy of developing agriculture.' A! n( S* z+ ~7 V& {7 m, ?. A
A. go for 0 b) H9 R6 u* ^$ ]3 Z
B. go on 4 R6 p+ Q0 B2 X( R m$ O
C. go by
% P0 x; m) L7 y6 b r: Q D. go up+ R, {) j' B$ Y; u
78. I am so busy that I only go home to visit my folks once in a blue moon. The italicized phrase means __
( ]. Q( z6 W' f8 [* x A. rarely 9 ^) i1 b4 Y0 R! \% ?* [
B. barely 4 H" B# Y( o: H, R5 N8 m
C. now and then 0 E- o1 @6 `9 K; t5 W' H8 m
D. one a year+ H2 A4 e. b" a
79. A man's worth lies not___ in. what he has as in what he is.
% ]8 o, ]3 p5 z. b: w A. so much
: j7 H' B* m- ` A. P B. much so : p3 {/ |; d7 {2 D8 b
C. too much $ o7 y& ^9 i. c/ M
D. much too
9 x/ a' }' }7 w 80. It is well known that knowledge is the __ condition for expansion of mind.
1 _% l1 Q, k2 a( r4 R2 y: S A. incompatible / Q4 Q9 a* [/ i1 T) w
B. incredible * m; ^8 f7 I) a6 s0 R
C. indefinite
* s* p" Z9 h! Y T, K D. indispensable |