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Vocabularyandstructure

It'noneofyourbusiness,youhavenorightto

a.disturb

b.interfere

c.interrupt

obtain

IwishIcouldgiveyouthetoyourproblems.

a.conclusion

b.answer

c.end

Togreateraccuracy,allinvoiceswillbedouble-checkedbeforeleavingtheoffice.

a.confirm

b.insure

c.assure

ensure

Petershowedherhisdraftofthereport,and

hersuggestion.

a.appealed

b.required

c.asked

demanded

Canyouthetruthofhisstatement?

a.deny

b.refuse

c.decline

reject

Wefinallyanagreementafteralotofhardbargaining.

a.arrived

b.did

c.reached

drove

Ittakesyearsto

asadoctor.

a.qualify

b.practice

c.complete

pass

Idon'reallyknowhowtotheproblem

a.setin

b.tackle

c.cope

draw

Hesaidhecouldn'

toretirefromworkandliveonlyonhispension.

a.risk

b.afford

c.accept

d.depend

10.

ItisofyoutoturndowntheTVwhileyoursisterisstillillinbed.

a.concerned

b.careful

c.considerate

considerable

11.

Itisimportantthatyoutothedeanbeforeleavingforyourvacation.

a.speak

b.spoke

c.havespoken

arespeaking

12.

Its'abouttimepeoplenoticeofwhatwomendidduringthewar.

a.took

b.take

c.havetaken

willtake

13.

IdhavecomewithyouIamsobusy.

a.exceptfor

b.providedthat

c.butthat

solongas

14.

Iwishyoumeyesterday.

a.tell

b.couldtell

c.wouldtell

hadtold

15.

Ifailedinmynewjob

.Ifonly1myparents.

a.listenedto

b.hadlistenedto

c.havelistenedto

wouldlistento

16.

Idratheryou

thoseimportantdocumentswithyou.

a.nottake

b.don'ttake

c.won'ttake

didn'take

17.

Butforyourhelpwe

late.

a.wouldbe

b.wouldhavebeen

c.hadbeen

were

18.

Ileftasthoughwe

eachotherforyears.

a.haveknown

b.knew

c.hadknown

wouldhaveknown

19.

Idratheryou

meanewoneinsteadofhavingitrepairedasyoudid.

a.hadgiven

b.havegiven

c.gave

giving

20.

Itistimethekids

a.gotobad

b.wenttobed

c.havegonetobed

hadgonetobed

1.,

Althoughtreesandlandhavebeen,theanimalsaredisappearing.

a.insured

b.ensured

c.secured

assured

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

Huntingisthoughttobefortheextinctionofsomewildlife.

a.responsibleb.blamedc.chargedd.denounced

ItsothattwomenwerecaughtintheactofhuntingwildlifeinDaxinganling.

a.occurredb.happenedc.tookplaced.arose

Peoplehavedonealotinstoppingthelossofwildlifehabitat,whichisexpectedto

theslaughter.

a.endb.finishc.completed.achieve

Theproblemssuchasdeforestationandpopulationexplosionwereatanearliertime

thananimalhunting.

a.forecastb.foreseenc.estimatedd.expected

Therisingslaughteraformidablechallengeforthenextcentury.

a.sumsb.amountsc.addsd.increases

Thecauseoftherapidgrowthofpopulationisattributedtotheuncontrolled

birthrate.

d.basic

d.Clearingup

d.splashed

underlyingb.essentialc.elemental

loggingroadsisthoughttobehelpfulforprotectingwildlife.

a.Clearingb.Closingc.Closingoff

Seedsareintheforesttogrowintotrees.

a.sprayedb.spreadc.spilled

Tigersaresufferingfromlackof,whicharebeingkilledbyhumans.

a.insectsb.pestsc.preysd.beasts

Sellingfursofwildlifecanalotofmoney.

a.bringinb.bringoutc.bringaboutd.bringup

By2020,thesilentdawninthoseforests,whereanimalsarelargelygone.

a.isoccurringb.occursc.occurredd.couldbeoccurring

Byhunting,wearelosingtheanimalsthatmaketheforests.

a.functionb.functioningc.functionedd.havefunctioned

Conservationistsarestrugglingtoprotectanaturalworldreelingfromthreatsas

populationgrowth,deforestationandpollution.

a.sob.suchc.thosed.these

totherecentresearch,somecigarettesmokersarebecominghealth-conscious.

a.Respond

b.Responded

c.Responding

d.Havingbeenresponded

Peoplesellthehuntedwildlife

foodormedicine.

a.for

b.to

c.at

with

Daylight

thesmallvillage.

a.breaksout

b.breaksinto

c.breakson

breaksdown

Idon'knowwhyhecomplainsabouthislowsalaryallthetime.Hedoesn'earnas

asIdo.

a.less

b.few

c.little

d.more

Itwasin1985aholeintheozonelayerovertheAntarcticwasnoticed.

a.whichb.wherec.whend.that

Everyweek,astaggering10000squarekilometersoftropicalrainforestare

a.cutoffb.cutupc.cutoutd.cutdown

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

PeterwasdiligentthanJackbecausebothofthemfailedthefinalexamination.

a.nolessb.notmuchc.nomored.notmore

Onlywhenyouhaveobtainedsufficientdatacometoasoundconclusion.

a.canyoub.wouldyouc.youwouldd.youcan

Hurryup,ortheticketsoutbythetimewegetthere.”

a.willhavebeensoldb.willsell

c.havesoldd.havebeensold

HumanbeingsaresuperiortoanimalstheycanuseIanguagetocommunicate.

a.forthatb.withwhichc.inthatd.towhich

Theatmosphereoftheearthisthemoon.

a.muchdenserthanb.muchdenserthanthatof

c.moredensethand.moredensethanthoseof

Thechildrenwenttheretowatchtheirontower.

a.erectb.erectingc.erectedd.beingerected

Batsbegintheirflightassoonasthesunbeginstosinkthehorizon.

a.beyondb.beneathc.belowd.down

onaclearday,farfromthecitycrowds,themountaingiveshimasenseofpeace.

a.Whenoneiswalkingb.Ifwalking

c.Walkingd.Whilewalking

Hetothemovies,hadheknownthatJanewouldbefree.

a.wouldgob.hadgone

c.willhavegoned.wouldhavegone

shecouldn'workouttheproblematthatmoment.

a.Cleveralthoughshewasb.Asshewasclever

c.Shewasclever,thoughd.Cleverasshewas

Thegovernmentistryingtodosomethingtobetterunderstandingbetweenthetwo

countries.

a.raise

b.promote

c.heighten

d.increase

Thereisnotthe

doubtaboutwhathesaid.

a.smallest

b.slightest

c.weakest

d.thinnest

Atthesightofthebear,thegirlburstintotears.

a.frighten

b.frightened

c.frightful

d.frightening

Thewholevillage

towelcometheforeignvisitors.

a.turnedout

b.turnedup

c.turnedover

d.turnedoff

Theysuspectedthatthesecrethadbeen

byoneoftheirfriends.

a.givenoff

b.givenaway

c.givenup

d.givenout

Americanwomenhadbeenthe

righttovoteuntil

1920aftermanyyearsofhard

struggle.

a.ignored

b.denied

c.neglected

d.refused

Hestoppedthecartoayounggirlwhowashitch-hikingacrossEurope.

a.takeinb.getonc.putdownd.pickup

Thoughthejobwashardandnewtothem,theyaccomplishitintwoweeks.

a.managedtob.wenttoc.cametod.succeededto

ShefeltwhenshesawthatherchildrenweresafefromtheNATO'bombing.

20.Weareadvisedthattheequipmentwillbeshippedhereonduetimewithitsmanual.

a.directionb.directivec.instructived.instruction

Readingcomprehension

1.Everywherewe'vetraveledwevebeenasked,complexandvaluable

mixtureofindividualnationaltraditions,fashions,andbeliefs.

1.What'themainideaofthispassage?

a.Informationtechnologiesbringusintoaglobalvillage”

b.PeoplefromdifferentculturescansharemanythingsontheInternet.

c.Inspiteofinformationtechnologies,differentculturesremaindifferent.

d.Peopleenjoywatchingforeignshowsandeatingforeignfoods.

2.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

a.Theworldisgoingtobeaglobalvillage”whichallpeoplewillenjoy.

b.Theassemblylineisonefeatureoflow-techmassproductionsociety.

c.Peoplewouldliketosharethesamecultureallovertheworld.

d.Web-televiewerswillenableustosetupaglobalvillage”.

3.Thepassageimpliesthat.

a.technologicalandsocialchangealwaysbringsaboutchangeinculture.

b.culturealwaysbringabouttechnologicalandsocialchange

c.technologicalandsocialchangeneverbringsaboutchangeinculture

d.cultureneverbringabouttechnologicalandsocialchange

4.Thepassagesuggeststhathigh-techdevelopmentsbringabout.

a.moreinflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietythaninadevelopingone

b.lessinflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietythaninadevelopingone

c.asgreataninflueneeoncultureinadevelopedsocietyasinadevelopingone

d.noinflueneeoncultureatallineitheradevelopedoradevelopingsociety

5.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?

a.ITenablespeopletogeteasyaccesstoforeigncultures.

b.Peopleindifferentcultureshavedifferentideasofacceptingdifferentcultures.

c.Disneyisanexampleofacombinationofdifferentcultures.

d.Therewon'beaglobalvillage”.

2.Insomeplacecarsareforbiddenincitycentersaltogether.-howoftentheyhavedrivenintothecitycenter.

1.Wheredopeoplehavetoshareacariftheywanttogotothecitycenter?

a.InHongKong.b.InFlorence

c.InSingapore.d.InBritain.

2.TheParkandRideschemeinBritainaimsat.

a.limitingcarsenteringthecitycenterb.improvingthepublictransportsystem

c.providingmorebusesinthecitycenterd.settingupacomp

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