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1. The Graduate Record Exam (GRE), [ ], is undergoing the most significant change in its history.
(A)which used for graduate school admissions
(B)used for graduate school admissions
(C)using as graduate school admissions
(D)getting used to graduate school admissions
2. It can be hard for people to resist doing what others demand, but sometimes we must be strong ___pressure.
(A)in face of
(B)in light of
(C)with a view to
(D)despite of
3. If it is not laid [ ], concrete may crack and buckle.
(A)at all
(B)after all
(C)within reach
(D)with care
4. Privacy [ ] have grown increasingly worried that digital tools are giving governments and powerful corporations the ability to peek into people’s lives as never before.
(A)admirers
(B)procurers
(C)predators
(D)advocates
5. Because I studied hard, the exam was [ ].
(A)a cloud
(B)a chill
(C)a raindrop
(D)a breeze
6. Our music teacher said that [ ] of chamber music was the string quartet.
(A)most the form famous
(B)the form most famous
(C)the most famous form
(D)the famous most form
7. Taking regular vacations is necessary for those who [ ] too much on work.
(A)complicate
(B)concentrate
(C)contain
(D)consist
8. [ ], nearly one-half rated their summer experience the same quality as that during the regular year; one-third rated it better.
(A)A 1994 study of undergraduate students
(B)In a 1994 study of undergraduate students
(C)Of a 1994 study of undergraduate students
(D)At a 1994 study of undergraduate students
9. Although the Enlightenment may have overestimated the power of reason to guide human conduct, it nevertheless opened to men and women a more humane view of their fellow passengers.
(A)Although the Enlightenment failed to guide human conduct with reasoning, it has helped them understand the meaning of life.
(B)The Enlightenment advocates its main tenet in guiding human behaviors with a more humane view of their fellow passengers.
(C)The Enlightenment may not make human beings more rational, but it has brought them a more humane view of their fellowmen.
(D)Both humanity and reasoning power are the fundamental doctrines of the Enlightenment although reasoning has lost its function.
10. Charisma is a personal attractiveness that enables one to influence others. [ ], the standards of good leadership tend to differ from culture to culture.
(A)So
(B)Then
(C)However
(D)Although
11. Mary: I’ve got great news. [ ] Judy: Well, what is it? Mary: I have a week’s vacation next month, and I’m so excited! Judy: Do you? That’s wonderful.
(A)This isn’t fair at all.
(B)You won’t believe it.
(C)The store is having a big sale.
(D)John is having a party Friday night.
12. The poet Marianne Moore was
(A)[initially] associated with the imagist movement, but
(B)[latter] developed her own rhyme
(C)[patterns] and
(D)[verse] forms.
13. Jason: So, how was your winter break, Linda? Linda: Great, actually! My family and I went touring around Taiwan. It was the first time we ever had a chance to see the east coast. Jason: Really? [ ] Linda: If you’re interested, next time you can join us. We are going back next year.
(A)I have been planning to go for years.
(B)I heard it was a broken winter.
(C)I am so full. I cannot go on anymore.
(D)I bet there must be a lot of families.
14. A: Would you like some cereal for breakfast?B: [ ]
(A)Yes, two pieces, please.
(B)When's breakfast?
(C)I'll just have a little dressing, please.
(D)Yes, some cornflakes would be nice.
15. Strong social skills can enhance a child's _____, emotional and physical development.
(A)empirical
(B)impressive
(C)cognitive
(D)virtual
16. One difference between good learners and bad learners is that good learners always work hard [ ].
(A)which bad learners do not
(B)while bad learners do not
(C)but bad learners not
(D)that not do bad learners
17. As human beings, we often vacillate between selfish and [ ] desires.
(A)benevolent
(B)eloquent
(C)prevalent
(D)salient
18. Hong Kong became a [ ] manufacturing hub in its own right—until the colony’s growing wealth began to impede growth.
(A)sluggish
(B)formidable
(C)flagging
(D)static
19. He is rich in humor.
(A)他有錢又有幽默感。
(B)他富有但缺乏喜感。
(C)他富有幽默感。
(D)他因搞笑而致富。
20. Good listeners suspend judgment and are empathetic to other people's feelings because they can see things from other people's points of view and inquire about rather than advocate a position.
(A)Good listeners tend to share others' feelings and avoid making judgment or persuading other people.
(B)Good listeners always agree with other people's points of view without confronting them.
(C)Good listeners try to inquire about a position and make a judgment about other people's feelings.
(D) Good listeners are sympathetic with other people's feelings and try to comfort them in order to advocate a position.
21. The peace talks have ______ a cease-fire.
(A)provoked
(B)disgraced
(C)given rise
(D)brought about
22. Researchers probe the molecular intricacies of memory, hoping to create the brain's own type of Viagra-the kind of chemical that reinvigorates an organ that is past its prime.
(A)Researchers try to find some way to help the brain reactivate the fading function of memory.
(B)Researchers try to retrieve substance from the complicated molecules of memory to create Viagra.
(C)Researchers try to figure out how Viagra can help probe the molecular intricacies of memory.
(D)As Viagra can reinvigorate a declining organ, so can the brain reactivate the function of memory.
23. The spring festival has many attractions. They include a dancing performance and a concert. [ ], there will be a beauty contest for young girls.
(A)Furthermore
(B)However
(C)Even though
(D)Otherwise
24. The Internet is coordinated by a private sector, nonprofit organization [ ] the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN.
(A)to call
(B)called
(C)calls
(D)calling
25. [ ] our street friends is one thing, and maintaining the dignity of the temple is another thing, Mr. Chuang said firmly.
(A)Sympathizing and looking
(B)Sympathizing and looking after
(C)Sympathizing with and looking after
(D)Sympathizing with and looking
26. In the heart of the western Pacific [ ] a chain of tiny islands that seems part of another world and time.
(A)lying
(B)lay
(C)lain
(D)lies
27. George’s insatiable hunger for sweets soon made him [ ].
(A)adherent
(B)compatible
(C)obese
(D)promiscuous
28. Paul’s [ ] childhood experience has a great impact on his abnormal behavior.
(A)stereotype
(B)ecstatic
(C)traumatic
(D)moderate
29. [ ], the little girl did not open the door.
(A)Not being recognized who was the man
(B)Not recognized who the man was
(C)Not recognizing who was the man
(D)Not recognizing who the man was
30. The traffic was ______ because of the construction on Main Street.
(A)escorting
(B)crawling
(C)denouncing
(D)invading
31. When Sandy needs to break away from the [ ] of the city, she hikes into the mountains to relax herself.
(A)hustle and bustle
(B)trial and error
(C)wear and tear
(D)peace and quiet
32. Legislators promised to [ ] the annual budget without cutting down essential educational services.
(A)rear
(B)pump
(C)trim
(D)soak
33. Sue: What did you do in the winter vacation? Sam: I spent my winter vacation [ ] in Europe.
(A)to travel
(B)traveling
(C)traveled
(D)travel
34. Jane is not [ ] to attend Sabrina's wedding anniversary party, for they had a quarrel last Friday.
(A)likely
(B)possibly
(C)probably
(D)willingly
35. 他雖有學識,但毫無實際經驗。
(A)Though he has knowledge, he has not least actual experience.
(B)He has knowledge, he has not many experiences.
(C)Though he is learned, but he is not in the possession of any practical experience.
(D)Learned as he is, he is not possessed of any practical experience.
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1. There ________ to be some mistake.
(A)appeals
(B)seems
(C)attends
(D)appears
(E)aspires
2. She loves her boyfriend because he is a man ________.
(A)she enjoys talking to
(B)to that she enjoys talking
(C)to whom she enjoys talking
(D)whom she enjoys talking
(E)to talk
3. All meetings had to be cancelled ________ the heavy snowstorm.
(A)as a result of
(B)because of
(C)on account of
(D)owing to
(E)due to
4. It’s ________ to be sunny again tomorrow.
(A)bound
(B)likely
(C)expected
(D)maybe
(E)possibly
5. 請選出翻譯正確的句子:對世界各地的中國人來說,春節是最有意義的節日。
(A)The Lunar New Year is the most significant festival for ethnic Chinese around the world.
(B)No other festival is as significant as the Lunar New Year for ethnic Chinese around the world.
(C)The Lunar New Year is as significant as any other festival for ethnic Chinese around the world.
(D)For ethnic Chinese around the world, the Lunar New Year is less significant than other festivals.
(E)The Lunar New Year is more significant than any other festival for ethnic Chinese around the world.
6. When the president retires, his son will ________ the company.
(A)fall behind
(B)take over
(C)be in charge of
(D)take off
(E)take charge of
7. Some people ________ the death penalty because they think it is cruel and against human rights.
(A)object to
(B)disagree
(C)oppose
(D)oppose to
(E)are opposed to
8. You need time and money. ________, you need diligence.
(A)However
(B)Therefore
(C)Besides
(D)Moreover
(E)In addition
9. Although Rose was deeply in love with Jack, her father ________ their love.
(A)objected
(B)opposed
(C)was opposed to
(D)objected to
(E)approved of
10. Don’t be angry with your son. What he said was ________ a joke.
(A)no less than
(B)nothing but
(C)nothing more than
(D)by no means
(E)no way