PART Ⅳ GRAMMAR&VOCABULARY. w' ?9 \8 p2 F8 b" a# z. I! Y
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.: B' y n% _* J5 E9 w; _9 W2 Z- U+ C: y
Mark your answers on Answer Sheet Two.
# ?5 A; R) V' M7 R* U 51. __ I love you, I should never consider marrying you.
! K% {# E! G: ? R% o9 B7 ~ A. Whether 8 j5 d6 t5 |. N/ [( w
B. Also
$ L: s2 |3 B7 S: b6 N1 m0 [ C. However / r; ~" V4 u) X1 Z, D5 ]
D. Much as
4 D$ ]9 `# K* _( L 52. I wish I hadn't been so busy this morning, otherwise I __ you with the cleaning. w, A1 ~1 O+ F6 c2 p# b
A. will have helped
! S6 R; u& S9 A$ m4 S# k B. should help 8 z8 p) [# R+ c, w" E7 r
C. could have helped - G2 k: |; Q" k* ?0 }* I$ v, S) _5 F
D. could help
: N5 K2 v6 R) |* V( \! q7 v5 A 53. I'd rather you __ make any comments on the issue for the time being.
2 E3 u6 U) u( O) Q4 {! r A. don't
/ _' g+ K% [. \ B. wouldn't 5 ]/ p% V+ c+ A: H
C. didn't ! |: Z. P( H7 Q" }5 a
D. shouldn't/ j! ^0 C( ^ a: Y+ k6 n
54. Just as there are occupations that require college or even higher degrees, so too are there occupations __ technical training is necessary.
8 A$ f1 @* ?( N" _; G A. for which # Y; i2 m4 D& M3 @5 e
B. in which 8 {' c3 y- d; b7 E* p4 L4 v; M2 c
C. to which
& p2 P( W, I$ j! p4 ` D. at which% K4 ~! e7 a" v5 i# M" z
55. She sat on the bench in the park, her chin __ in her hand.6 k- \4 f5 ^6 w( Y2 u4 ^' W
A. was cupped
6 r9 N! F; E! K! b B. cupped
2 P* s# t2 x, S8 n C. cupping ( m+ l/ W( q. L6 U6 l# f" p
D. to be cupped
. Y/ u6 S4 q7 F" H 56. I __ advise you not to do that again in the future., k: p! @# d2 m3 K- s) z8 e# m9 _
A. dare 0 H: r* T Z( L: G$ P0 h# k) q
B. would
+ c, l5 v, i6 V1 ^ x# n, D1 K C. should
. B8 W% }, }/ ~5 R0 A) `/ z2 x* o D. need
X1 ^. T3 h# ~. N" A+ _7 [/ j 57. The atmosphere is as much a part of the earth as __ its soil and the water of its lakes, rivers and oceans.7 W% z. n+ I" M% U8 z. V) S/ X
A. are
: O9 S- D5 `5 d. G B B. is }4 ]0 w6 V( k( @0 E! G' f# r. E
C. do ; y% i( d! a# r% f) H, w& a
D. has
3 \% T4 K( T. z: X, W 58. If negotiations for the new trade agreements take __, critical food shortages will develop in several countries.. `! ?: N2 n% j1 C+ v7 i* v
A. too much longer
9 H, ], f5 ]6 ^% j- B, D6 M2 } B. much long too
3 \. w5 ^- P3 ]' R& }6 q' P' | C. too many longer
7 ~1 k9 o) C i D. much too long Q. W! Q" N3 |2 {
59. Doing your homework is a sure way to improve your test scores, and this is especially true__ comes to classroom tests.+ ^- L: V; L) c8 B) H. N- `2 O
A. when 5 `2 e. D# U/ w/ H) w
B. since 5 k) q: z1 s6 N. `6 k& v! f
C. before
9 s0 \/ r; l2 k+ U5 C8 s) D D. after* }) S, w# {9 w; x9 \1 {' Q* r
60. I recommend that the planning __ until all the materials have been supplied.2 K, k- Z+ p9 a. T3 c
A. is not started ( Z9 T1 r% ? n! m/ W
B. will not be started
) O8 X# W9 F3 ~4 X C. not be started
2 Y6 q* G8 J4 |( B" S$ ` D. is not to be started
. \ k( M0 t" P. Z# B' g 61. Greatly agitated, I rushed to the apartment and tried the door, __ to find it locked.
) k, A- Z u) Q( f' Q7 A3 S A. just
* v4 d& h9 Y' T2 T) B. c4 n B. only
- I$ m# b6 G! J/ A# \ C. hence 1 S' |& }+ H4 C
D. thus4 I: k0 Z* J ^+ i6 R6 b5 Z
62. When he arrived, he found ___ the aged and the sick at home./ K+ r9 A! `' N+ n4 O( U0 |5 I
A. none but
N( Q2 m. m5 J( G. D B. none other than 8 `- b! a6 S+ r
C. nothing but - J& r+ V2 {: P0 u* f! m& O: ?; L
D. no other than* y$ I% i* v3 d5 s" i
63. As 4 to 8, ____ 8 is to 16.' D/ Z3 O) P- {
A. as ( @" X$ b& `6 j1 g7 | Q
B. so . n! t; R; K7 t; |) H; G0 R6 ^
C. that ; J1 Z& ?8 }+ V( ?0 q) W
D. which Q3 M: M! @5 ^" }8 s) ~! `* s
64. According to some educators, the goal of teaching is to help students learn what __ to know to live a well-adjusted and successful life.: ?2 ^ |/ `1 l R! I
A. do they need
3 f" \* W9 Q& H' y/ {) ]( f B. they need
, w& c: W# U% O# ^; U C. they are needed
( t3 _# U( I- ^% f P D. as they may need- d- h6 M' G0 ?: T! c- ?7 T' L
65. If ever again ____ happens an accident like this, we will have only ourselves to blame.! X$ L7 B }- N- n
A. it $ a% D- v% I" v, }/ G
B. so 6 C6 f/ E4 k* b; _! u& q% N
C. there
8 F1 p' q! U8 \, W1 r L L) z D. that
' o3 X+ c* U$ w: i$ H 66. An ambulance must have priority as it usually has to deal with some kind of __
, V$ R2 f' s5 L8 g/ ~4 L6 [ A. crisis
3 E4 _! U, \4 R. `- a3 a B. emergency % C" ^+ {: u2 w% J. R
C. urgency
5 m W9 F$ P7 ?9 e) G D. emergence
8 I) K4 o7 R* R7 a 67. She was complaining that the doctor was __ too much for the treatment he was giving her.! d2 C+ x) x- M- I- Y2 r& ^
A. expending
, z6 ] F' I+ m2 n/ z) ~ B. offering 3 z( x5 T- J: \
C. costing
7 X* ~" i# A: `" |0 } x( h' Q D. charging
' _% }# x: x# w) P 68. The patient's health failed to such an extent that he was put into __ care.
& g) h+ T. O0 R# } A. tense 2 k, _ z- s- [! i) |4 o
B. rigid & c; p$ }4 N& L' }; x4 q, T
C. intensive
0 N9 z/ O7 a$ {. ~ D. tight
|" d2 r# k* ^ 69. Although architecture has artistic qualities, it must also satisfy a number of important practical __& Q# z: H' U o# q: K3 Y
A. obligations
+ T4 s- K2 l7 Q1 G! R$ y B. regulations ; j- Z b* S2 i) ]
C. observations
. H$ g2 o7 g( ^ D. considerations
$ d# j2 y- x6 ] 70. Too much __ to X-rays can cause skin burns, cancer or other damage to the body.2 C0 W' F% Y, @
A. disclosure
+ I' A6 L; A& r8 T1 v. R% S! h B. exhibition ) w* [2 t4 i; [6 J
C. contact
/ e x% [8 @) G6 k( e' J5 s D. exposure1 |8 {' I: y/ n* J0 ?" q7 G
71. In his last years, Henry suffered from a disease that slowly __ him of much of his sight.3 ]; _; H9 g5 Q( R% B; O
A. relieved 2 t$ N; Y' _4 ^, O4 X2 A
B. jeopardized 3 f1 M6 U$ T$ V% p
C. deprived $ I) x* M% r6 h$ ?$ x. @2 b
D. eliminated
7 b* z5 i' C! R4 W( e 72. Plastics today contribute to a wide __ of industries.1 H# h- P* Q" \. ?
A. field
3 H* q, ?7 Z3 B) \" |# v B. area
7 u/ @6 K9 v' P C. scope # n# l5 }9 L N7 U9 Q
D. range- q# `( {- F: K7 ^3 K1 Q
73. Watching me pulling the calf awkwardly to the barn, the Irish milkmaid fought hard to __ her laughter.6 t, S& u4 n4 |, W
A. hold back
8 G8 f/ A+ P+ D# V& B) c" X B. hold on 8 i; i# c1 N$ W2 h0 Y
C. hold out
0 x) ]* F; Z* h" B! e& c# K D. hold up
8 d5 `$ S5 p L+ ~* v1 H1 U! ^ 74. If you get into a bath full of water, some of the water will __ onto the floor.0 ~8 Q3 G! W6 r
A. overlap
7 i7 ~9 b! t) q: h! T- W B. overflow
9 m& {! x" E6 ^) O" n S B. j* U C. flourish
- q$ D ^& U; Q% m) D. G: @ D. flutter
( C9 W$ H& p3 V8 S 75, He did write a wonderful book, but it was just a __ in the pan.% M4 J u" a- ~ v
A. flare $ ~. Z, M# P. ]3 ?) E J
B. gleam
5 c) ^8 j3 m7 x3 u! O4 c C. flash
( c7 V% R4 P* W; M- C D. glisten3 U) K) p/ P% @1 E. _: s7 N% s+ k! U
76. The Beatles, the most famous British band of the 1960s, traveled worldwide for many years, __ cultural barriers.. a7 Q) ?6 T; W8 e9 `* m
A. transporting : ^% V5 c; e: ^5 J
B. transplanting ' V: F! I2 t8 v. b
C. transferring ( N* P+ U/ |$ t" [7 m7 l
D. transcending
& k' ]# L; C5 m, C 77. The meeting was so prolonged and exhausting that __ the speakers stopped for refreshments.9 r+ N( u8 g4 Z; V1 R' ]
A. at ease
2 H, S" U/ O/ e B. at random 4 m5 q. k3 H1 Y( S4 E: _( X
C. at intervals 2 |3 U- r5 C' ]8 m/ d
D. at large
% K4 ~7 d4 A9 x7 w 78. The relationship between employers and employees has been studied __! X# Q6 u9 i" `
A. originally W; y3 j) u) h& e' P8 N C; }
B. extremely ) H$ @4 R' x* ~; Y
C. violently ' O8 Y# w0 _9 E# ~- T
D. intensively" X0 c" N6 [; h8 T% ]( n1 K
79. Johnson's news report covering the conference was so __ that nothing had been omitted.
7 n$ a. Z5 H' r9 Q$ Q A. understanding ( d L7 o; z9 E' Z% [8 y2 w* ~
B. comprehensible 2 m1 ~" ^* \4 z9 O; ` h
C. comprehensive . V$ j3 p0 u O- Q( Q" {
D. understandable
% A& n4 y. `8 a2 L/ u; m: P3 [3 l 80. The new edition of the encyclopedia __ many improvements, which is the result of the persistent effort of all the compilers.
# \; X* o5 i- y' p: i$ Q) m0 u A. embedded
) w( n% s4 M1 c2 ^ B. embodied
+ M8 e# W$ m- s! m9 W5 j C. enchanted
# }+ M. o$ ~) [' `( q2 H3 P D. enclosed |