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.9 w x/ j: ?5 n$ G. b
Mark your answers on Answer Sheet Two.4 ]# m5 B1 _4 \8 u( F2 ~/ n
51. He advised Jane __ anyone about the shortages of food." ~! [$ Z) ]8 s! F, g& k1 C; h
A. not telling ( K" M1 j' g6 H7 B; Q$ I# ?
B. not tell
. \3 y4 S+ w& { l6 J% Y C. tell not
/ U- }% L1 r* C/ D; F D. not to tell, M# v) L5 Y7 n( c& t k" h5 t
52. He operates the new machine as if he __ special training in it.
8 F# e; S0 w+ P7 R A. has received
* W( X" {6 k2 S: V2 W q) p B. had received
# x9 P1 |/ H: N. y# q4 Y C. would receive
- K7 N+ ^$ _5 l! O8 x1 B D. received
. j! N6 H# A& B4 ]5 h2 S* D+ X 53. It is very kind of you to do the washing-up, but you __ it.4 E0 ?2 G: [! `: E8 |1 H4 |
A. mustn't have done
3 j1 t" }9 ]: E B. shouldn't have done
4 S5 r6 R/ m' {3 v7 C9 [. Y* O C. oughtn't to have done
- l: Y$ X" s1 k4 c7 L9 s) C0 F D. didn't have to do, v: m) \5 P* G4 a; E [ y
54. __., he does get annoyed with her sometimes.
! l; c2 B0 s/ m: f. r5 e A. Although much he likes her & [ ]3 S m" R/ n5 L6 U" Q" D& W
B. Much although he likes her e8 T% U. ]/ c3 Y: ~6 R' v! M; u
C. As he likes her much
8 i [! ^) @& Q; L' `" O4 } D. Much as he likes her$ u$ _7 j \+ n# n
55. The newly broadened stadium is __ of the previous one.
2 R: I# e( Y$ S) B A. the size of three times
8 V! ~' m' C, e" u4 r' \ B. three times the size
2 W/ @& S0 W% c8 _* n W C. as much as the three times size
9 E% C4 k! N5 J D. three times more than the size+ G. y; z6 A6 u) O
56. I hope that the little __ I've been able to do has been of some use.* B* }1 ]; m5 S5 x" ^( A+ v
A. which
3 h( ?, U# l8 Q. g B. what
) d: a8 ^, [% S$ W; \ C. that " j) \4 F! m) E% N4 C+ }' q* i
D. when/ Q1 k2 N# j! m# @- \3 i8 U
57. I like __ in the autumn when the weather is clear and bright.
& y* e9 c5 e3 ^. U' @5 d0 p9 ?* i% R A. this
) r' i: N# e4 d Z" j B. that 7 I" o) ?' Y1 M' [# o7 \
C. it
3 D0 X+ l- Y' b D. one/ d& H+ H% P8 w G3 A! x6 v% a9 B
58. I like to play the piano but I can't play it well. ___ Sophie.$ f5 v1 D) C% I/ k1 y6 B$ s' \& o P
A. As is the same with $ h9 {: d# o% \9 l
B It is the same with3 J! y- g l: u D& [( l
C. So it is the same as
- }1 A7 r$ {5 G2 \+ ~! j) L, _ D. So is it with- Z1 Q! G6 h3 V: j4 B( i
59. In vain __ to get in touch with the Embassy.; Z- N9 p9 A) B5 ?' ~4 G, M
A. they tried
$ j8 B% |9 R. B9 H/ M. R [ B. tried they
6 [/ a F8 ^3 x C. did they try ' ^% V% ^' X& N$ c9 @+ u/ ~
D. they have tried
- N* \6 u3 `! j+ z0 s 60. He had hardly finished the article __ the light went out.' [7 m) m7 S/ l8 v# o
A. as
; G/ Y* ^& g/ j# m4 C x9 T B. until
: j" v8 K# h i V" w C. than ( {- ~3 D: W) d: @5 n7 Y; r
D. when
3 h1 I6 h$ Y0 D! s k 61. What a pity! Considering his ability and experience, he __ better.2 [4 w B. r0 v4 @; E& Y! {# d# {
A. needn't have done
+ j5 g, v% e" ?7 v* g2 D' E B. must have done g3 ]5 {; f9 F& o! M
C. couldn't have done
- _3 r& \5 P3 [! ` D. couldn't have done/ s& J3 u2 q# @! ~ }: |2 F
62. "He's no more able to read Japanese than I am." The sentence means that0 [8 y4 Y3 Y4 b& n
A. neither he nor I am able to read Japanese.
" t v+ v% n& [0 N B. I can read Japanese but he can't.& @+ F8 [( r2 {
C. my Japanese is better than him.
( Q6 O0 K8 ~- g: \, @) _: @& Z5 O D. both he and I are able to read Japanese.
; Y1 k* H+ m+ J6 ] 63. Which of the following can be used to complete "You'd better do it by yourself, __ you?"
! C1 F7 {$ Q: P& b A. hadn't $ \: D2 h2 ]+ Y# [' T
B. wouldn't
4 \+ h4 K* D5 b C. didn't
8 V' Z# J1 p5 d& X D. don't
' e% L) B( n# \$ R+ ` 64. In "What do you think he likes?" what is __ of the sentence.
, V9 F1 G4 s; h- v5 N W, \. Z A. the subject ' q$ R- e* [6 `5 _( U% Y0 g
B. the adverbial 2 B/ u6 K1 x; l' ^4 H1 i
C. the object 1 t6 P$ B6 J: t5 l p# b
D. the complement. s% W* @9 H' |6 W B4 S& F8 S
65, "He is the last person to be fit for the job." has all the following possible meanings EXCEPT
! K* j; W7 O$ F' @$ e2 N8 B( P A. He is the one that isn't fit for the job.
" }5 F. G! U$ i2 [2 ^9 g B. He is the one that is not suitable for the job.
6 l- d) R. h# e5 P0 H C. He is the fittest person for the job. b) G' h8 q; B. P" f* l+ H) D+ i
D. He might be the person that is least wanted.
4 ?0 ]- L2 R* N* v 66. You shouldn't __ your father's instructions. Anyway he is an experienced teacher.
* ?$ Y/ H9 ^, \9 W6 R A. deduce , i9 s8 V* T; i' y2 `
B. deliberate 1 m% ^# T& q9 h" |' w. s" V
C. defy * O0 ]5 _( { O4 J6 {; ]" I
D. denounce# T; }8 A% M8 z8 N
67. The new underground railway will ___the journey to all parts of the city.
# ~9 x+ C. v+ |& ~ A. consume ! n# f! h. b H# ?& {, z" ?
B. eliminate 5 C& z$ `( K+ W5 Z: K' c; x
C. formulate 7 T8 t: n8 X+ n w
D. facilitate5 |/ B" a5 M3 J* D
68. The new" secretary has written a remarkably __ report only in a few pages but with all the details.
a( s: d ?! v% m+ `3 P1 J A. concise
; R0 \& X& C- L: ]0 @7 l, C B. clear * ?0 d( ~4 R: }; g0 e% I2 e- [
C. precise
8 f/ v2 N- W) F0 y# ?. ? D. elaborate/ Q9 P7 F3 N' H9 ?; G
69. Now a paper in Science argues that organic chemicals in the rock come mostly from __ on earth rather than bacteria on Mars.8 K- \) w$ G# K! u+ z# y I
A. configuration 9 y: H) H$ O( o/ z+ w8 f! M# A: [
B. constitution % e' r) D# W; s( s
C. condemnation
5 L d( T, X/ f/ V2 Y D. contamination
( X) r! v, t. i7 z9 k( ~ 70. The city will __ these buildings to make room for the new highway.# i1 m, }- \7 }5 b6 }( O
A. tear off
" _: Z1 d. ~# k B. tear out
, o% U& G+ y8 L% G C. tear away
$ ^4 t% B/ r; G# G3 s! @) l D. tear down% c& d: K V4 F' N6 a
71. If anyone wants to be __ by others, wealth, clothing or physical attractiveness are not requirements.) P3 Q, f7 ]7 I1 ^
A. respectful
& [. n6 B3 \9 Y2 h% s B. respective
4 c0 K3 w$ Y5 k7 e C. respectable 6 Z. k6 P- g! o% ]
D. respected
- k( ]; z. @. X: T, C+ n 72. The little girl was so frightened that she just wouldn't __ her grip on my arm., l4 o0 Q0 c: Y( F$ E9 {0 L; W/ ~
A. loosen
1 j, H8 @' H9 g( k" F2 N& ^ B. remove
2 `8 U" X3 k( b" H0 O& c5 y C. relieve
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73. Bob isn't __, but he did badly in the final exams last semester.% ]: D1 P( V9 `
A. gloomy 3 ^, q; R6 L2 _4 \5 \: g- B
B. dull * b' s. B" S' \
C. awkward
; R2 t$ W" a& I- L D. tedious( ]. P& |3 N1 y( _
74. My tutor, frequently reminds me to ___ myself of every chance to improve my English.# _- p; {+ S& w4 c, h" w$ v
A. assure
; u6 I& S8 I% s0 @- l. f B. inform 6 ^ m* h: U9 F
C. avail
4 I) N! ?6 X# r) {7 d D. notify
# B# ^. q: a# y: ~1 _ 75. Fashion designers are rarely concerned with vital things like warmth, comfort and __
7 v2 {) o* ]- ?' g0 E A. stability
s6 O: A) \( b# F* Z* ]9 x B. capability
* d0 E+ `5 w! O% J7 |( T C. durability # w1 S4 L- I, X' ?
D. availability r0 u8 h$ l) E- q
76. Optimism is a ___ shown to be associated with good physical health, less depression and longer life.
2 G5 \4 D, ]# Y: J5 M9 b2 O. ? A. trail
. w. y& m) u% z$ k% B# n B. trait
# P; x: m- P3 e/ O3 H4 b+ q9 N C. trace , m. n9 U q2 h; F) w# w! m6 B
D. track) }5 l# t; ?" I) T& ^' J7 P! ^
77. The newly-elected president is determined to __ the established policy of developing agriculture.9 |: W7 _* A0 l& ?
A. go for + ^/ j& Y3 V% d' o- k6 j* q# \
B. go on * L: R9 [% I- P: \, f0 ?
C. go by ! q" T3 j. c. t4 U3 V
D. go up
3 @, ?2 I3 O7 j( g% Q) ~ 78. I am so busy that I only go home to visit my folks once in a blue moon. The italicized phrase means __+ m; H. K7 w/ _$ Q8 t6 w. i0 c* T) S2 Z
A. rarely : [5 j' g T1 n
B. barely 7 v% f1 M* c; c+ ?% j) P
C. now and then
; G- c8 \6 F6 S0 P+ m D. one a year( I2 ~* ~7 D9 Q
79. A man's worth lies not___ in. what he has as in what he is.
5 u f c- _" a: ] A. so much
6 i; J9 a1 Z0 o5 E2 ~ B. much so
5 b, F# ~$ {& p$ Q! n3 m5 m C. too much
* U$ {8 Y2 ~3 Y4 q: p. b: P D. much too
" t$ {7 j) F$ N4 A3 D5 m2 {4 l) E! v 80. It is well known that knowledge is the __ condition for expansion of mind.
; ?! ]! [6 x8 S7 B A. incompatible
' w. B& N5 h2 r/ i B. incredible 3 S3 U6 Y7 V6 M7 y1 B
C. indefinite - `" d8 `' H+ M6 G, |( u
D. indispensable |