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19.TheMinister'
sanswerlettoanoutcryfromtheOpposition.
A.impressiveB.evasiveC.intensiveD.amusive
20.Theoldgentlemantobeanoldfriendofhisgrandfather'
s.
A.turnedinB.turnedoverC.turnedupD.turnedout
21.Therulesstatedthatanyonewhohadheldofficeforthreeyearswasnotforre-election.
A.admirableB.eligibleC.reliableD.capable
22.Ifeelverysadthattheyoungman'
senergeticinitiativewithnothingintheexperiment,forhemetalotofinterferencefromthepowerfulauthority.
A.burnedupB.tunedupC.pushedupD.endedup
23.Wewerepolitelyanarmedguardandwarnednottotakepictures.
A.assignedB.allowedC.acceptedD.assisted
24.Therecoveryandofthecountry'
seconomyhasalsobeenaccompaniedbyincreasingdemandsforhighqualityindustrialsitesinattractivelocations.
A.renewalB.revivalC.recessionD.relief
25.Infactthepurchasingpowerofasingleperson'
spensioninHongKongwasonly70percentofthevalueoftheSingaporepension.
A.equivalentB.similarC.consistentD.identical
26.Itseemsareasonableruleofthumbthatanygenuineofferofhelpandsupportfrompeopleororganizationswillbeaccompaniedbyanameandaddress,andawillingnesstobeastotheirmotiveinmakingcontact.
A.seenthroughB.checkedoutC.touchedonD.accountedto
27.Accordingto***boxingreporterMikeCostello,justasthereisworldwidewithboxing,sothereisworldwideopposition.
A.passionB.attractionC.emotionD.fascination
28.Althoughthereareseveralvariationsontheexactformatthatworksheetscantake,theyareallsimilarintheiraspects.
A.potentialB.socialC.essentialD.partial
29.anyadvicewhichyoucangetfromtheinterviewerandfollowupsuggestionsforimprovingyourpresentationandqualifications.
A.TakethemostofB.KeepthemostofC.HavethemostofD.Makethemostof'
30.Thereisalossofself-confidence,asenseofpersonalfailure,greatangerandafeelingofbeingutterly.
A.letaloneB.letoutC.letdownD.leton
31.JapanremainstiedtotheWesterncamppartlybecausetherelationshiphasbecometohereconomyandpoliticsoverfortyyears'
association.
A.integralB.unilateralC.rationalD.hierarchical
32.Withmostonlinerecruitmentservices,jobseekersmustchoosetheirwordscarefullythesearchenginewillnevermakethecorrectmatch.
A.becauseB.whereasC.providedD.otherwise
33.Thechildshouldalwaysthesamebasicprocedure:
seeingthewholeword--hearingandpronouncing--writingfrommemory.
A.gothroughB.takeoverC.respondtoD.carryoff'
34.ThatMGMGrandYouthCenterisopentochildren3-12yearsoldwhathoteltheyarestayingin.
A.regardlessinB.regardlessofC.regardlessonD.regardlessfrom
35.EversinceGeoffreysentasizeablechequetoawell-knowncharityhe'
sbeenwithrequestsformoneyfromallsides.
A.devastatedB.smashedC.bombardedD.cracked
SectionB(0.5pointeach)
Directions:
IneachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourpartsunderlinedandmarkedA,B,C,andD.IndicatewhichOfthefourpartsisincorrectlyused.MarkthecorrespondingletterofyourchoicebydrawingasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringAnswerSheet.
36.Theopinionpollswereshowing(A)76percentoftheresponders(moreconcernedabouttheshamblesofAmericaneducation(C)thanaboutanyotherproblemon(D)thepoliticalagenda.
37.KennyGisnotamusician(A)Ireallyhadmuchof(anopinionabouthim(C)untilrecently(D).
38.Iwastwenty-fiveyearsold,andI'
djustbeenlaiddown(A)frommyjobasdivision(managerat(C)amortgagebanking(D)firm.
39.Weknewsolittle(A)aboutequipments(,disposal(C)techniques,thewholething(D).
40.Itwassodisgusted(A),andsomewhathazardous(,nottomention(C)ahugehassleandmonetaryexpense(D).
41.Ofcourse,Iamawareof(A)whathehasplayedsince(,thesuccesshehashad(C),andthecontroversy(D)hassurroundedhimamongmusiciansandseriouslisteners.
42.That抯notsaying(A)it'
seasy,though(.Therearedefinitely(C)jobsthatworeon(D)you.
43.Perhapsnotsurprisingly(A),thecolleagueswhomIthoughtlesshigh(,andwhomIportrayedlessadmiringly(C),didnotsharemyview(D).
44.TheTimes,financially(A)successfulitmaybe(,isapowerfulbut(C),atthismoment,notveryhealthyinstitution(D).
45.Havingimposedtemporarysentences(A)ofunprecedented(severityonthefivedefendantswhopleadedguilt(C),thejudgetoldthemthattheiractualsentencesmightdependontheircooperationwith(D)subsequentinvestigations.
PARTIIICLOZETEST(15minutes,15points)
Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage,choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesgivenintheoppositecolumn.MarkthecorrespondingletterofyourchoicewithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringAnswerSheet.
Whenwethinkaboutaddictiontodragsoralcohol,wefrequentlyfocusonnegativeaspects,ignoringthepleasuresthataccompanydrinkingordrug-taking.46theessenceofanyseriousaddictionisapursuitofpleasure,asearchfora"
high"
thatnormallifedoesnot47.Itisonlytheinabilitytofunction48theaddictivesubstancethatisdismaying,thedependenceoftheorganismuponacertainexperienceanda.49inabilitytofunctionnormallywithoutit.Thusapersonwilltaketwoorthree50attheendofthedaynotmerelyforthepleasuredrinkingprovides,butalsobecausehe"
doesn'
tfeel51withoutthem..52doesnotmerelypursueapleasurableexperienceandneedto53itinordertofunctionnormally.Heneedstorepeatitagainandagain.Somethingaboutthatparticularexperiencemakeslifewithoutit54complete.Otherpotentiallypleasurableexperiencesarenolongerpossible,55underthespelloftheaddictiveexperience,hislifeispeculiarly56.Theaddictcravesanexperienceandyetheisneverreallysatisfied.Theorganismmaybe57_sated,butsoonitbeginstocraveagain.
Finallyaseriousaddictionis58aharmlesspursuitofpleasurebyItsdistinctlydestructiveelements.Aheroinaddict,forinstance,leadsa59life:
hisincreasingneedforheroininincreasingdosespreventshimfromworking,frommaintainingrelationships,fromdevelopinginhumanways.60analcoholic'
slifeisnarrowedanddehumanizedbyhisdependenceonalcohol.
46.A.HenceB.BecauseC.AndyetD.Moreover
47.A.supplyB.resumeC.acceptD.prevent
48.A.exceptB.withoutC.withD.besides
49.A.frustratingB.surprisingC.unchangingD.increasing
50.A.dragsB.drinksC.dosesD.draughts
51.A.normalB.contentC.delightedD.spirited
52.A.AdrugtakerB.TheaddictedC.AnaddictD.Thedrugger
53.A.performB.makeC.experienceD.initiate
54.A.otherthanB.ratherthanC.morethanD.lessthan
55.A.whileB.thusC.evenifD.for
56.A.distortedB.rectifiedC.exaggeratedD.improved
57.A.eventuallyB.temporarilyC.accordinglyD.subsequently
58.A.identicalwithB.consistentwithC.separatedfromD.distinguishedfrom
59.A.destructiveB.DissatisfiedC.damagedD.derivative
60.A.SimilarlyB.ConverselyC.NaturallyD.Generally
PARTIVREADINGCOMPREHENSION(60minutes,30points)
Beloweachofthefollowingpassagesyouwillfindsomequestionsorincompletestatements.EachquestionorstatementisfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.Readeachpassagecarefully,andthenselectthechoicethatbestanswersthequestionorcompletesthestatement.MarktheletterofyourchoicewithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourMachine-scoringAnswerSheet.
Passage1
IttooknotimeatallforthenativeAmericanswhofirstgreetedChristopherColumbustobeallbuterasedfromthefaceoftheearth.ForaboutathousandyearsthepeacefulpeopleknownastheTainohadthrivedinmodem-dayCubaandmanyotherislands.Butlessthan30yearsafterColumbus'
arrival,theTainowouldbedestroyedbySpanishweaponry,forcedlaborandEuropeandiseases.Unliketheirdistantcousins,theInca,AztecsandMaya,theTainoleftnopyramidsortemples-noobvioussignsthattheyhadeverexisted.
Butitisamistaketoassume-asmanyscholarshaveuntilquiterecentlythattheabsenceofabundantartifactsmeanttheTainowerenecessarilymoreprimitivethanthegrandercivilizationsofCentralandSouthAmerica.Theysimplyusedlessdurablematerials:
theTainoreliedonwoodforbuildingandmostcraftwork,andmuchofwhattheymadehasdisintegratedoverthecenturies.However,thankslargelytotworemarkabledigsundertakenrecently,archaeologistswillbeabletoenrichtheirknowledgeoftheTaino.
InavillageonthenortherncoastofCuba,aCanadian-CubanteamdiscoveredthenearlyintactremainsofaTainodwellingburiedinthedirt.ThissitemayhavebeenoneoftheTaino'
smajorcenters.Meanwhile,deepintheforestsoftheDominicanRepublic,aU.S.-Dominicanteamhasalsomadeanimportantdiscovery:
a240-ft.-deepTainocenote,orceremonialwell,wherehundredsofobjects.throwninasofferingshavebeenpreservedintheoxygen-poorWater.
ItwilltakeamuchlongertimetounderstandtheTaino