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PartV

Direction:

Inthispartofthetesthasincompletesentences.Fourwordsorphrases,marked(A),(B),(C)and(D)aregivenbeneatheachsentence.Youaretochoosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.Then,onyouranswersheet,findthenumberofthequestionandmarkonyouranswersheet.

101.Forseveralyearsnow,wehaveseenamarkedinattendanceandexhibitionsatthePCBdesignconferences.

(A)increase(B)increased(C)increasing(D)TOincrease

102.Makesurethattransportationtoandfromtheriverisarrangedtoyour.

(A)satisfactory(B)satisfaction(C)satisfy(D)tosatisfy

103.TheimposingthatwillsoonbeRandCorporation‘sR&DcenterwasrenovatedbythehighlyadmireddesignerHaewookLee.(A)structural(B)structure(C)structurally

(D)instructural

104.Employeesmayreceive50%tuitionreimbursementforjob-relatedcoursestakenwithasupervisor‘s.

(A)approves(B)approval(C)approve(D)toapprove

105.Mr.Hui,afreelancewriterhereatESSNewspapers,hasimpeccableforthepositionofsenioreditor.

(A)qualified(B)qualifications(C)qualify(D)bequalified

106.Becauseofanillnessismuchcheaperthantreatment,thelocalhealthclinicwillbeofferingfreefluvaccinationsthisweekend.

(A)prevention(B)prevent(C)topreventB)prevented

107.LegalexpertshavepresentedthattheDNAsamplesandfingerprintsmatch.

(A)evident(B)evidence(C)evidently(D)toevident

108.MachCorp.hasasystemthatallowsclientstomanagetoemployees‘files.

(A)access(B)accessible(C)toaccessible(D)accessibly

109.TheaveragelistenerwillnotbeabletonoticeanybetweenaudioCDandMP3files.

(A)differences(B)different(C)differently(D)ofdifferent

110.Withoutyour,wecannotguaranteeyourroomafter6p.m.

A)confirmB)confirmingC)confirmationD)confirmative

111.ofcountriesbelongingtoGATTapprovedtheagreementyesterdayinGeneva.

A)RepresentsB)RepresentationsC)RepresentativesD)Representing

112.OfficialsoftheSydneyheadofofficewillholdaconferencetotalkaboutgoalsforthenexttenyears.

A)themB)theirC)theirsD)they

113.Asacustomerservicerepresentative,Mrs.Leetriedtosolvecomplaintsfromcustomersbeforeaskingforsupervisor‘sadvice.

(A)sheB)herC)hersD)herself

114Mr.AlfredandIextendthankstothosethathavehelpedthisprojectinthepast.

(A)us(B)ours(C)our(D)ourselves

115.PioneerCorp.isconsideringthereleaseofthenewequipmentscheduled

forlaterthismonth.

(A)postponing(B)postpone(C)topostpone(D)postponement

116.Thecompany‘sbusinessplanincludesrevenuefrommagazineandevent

promotionsdesignedtohelprecruitersfindqualifiedapplicants.

(A)draw(B)drawing(C)todraw(D)drawer

117.Thisguidelineisintendedtoinformationaboutourdatabasesandto

provideacleardefinitionofhowthesedatabasegetupdatedandwhohasresponsibilities

(A)clarification(B)classified(C)cleared(D)clarify

118.AsofJuly7,basicmonthlytelephoneservicewillincreaseby$1.50duetothenewfederaltelecommunicationtax,state-to-statelong-distancerateswill

decreaseanaverageof10percent.

(A)otherwise(B)therefore(C)however(D)inadditionto

119.Hemakes$20anhour,hasmoreworkthanhecanhandle.

(A)and(B)than(C)so(D)but

120.Theirproductsareknownnotonlyfortheirlowprice,fortheirhighquality.

(A)but(B)butalso(C)andalso(D)aswellas

121.Ourorderofhigh-speedcomputersisscheduledtoarrivetodayortomorrow.

(A)or(B)on(C)both(D)either

122.JaneandMarylikedifferentthings,theyaregreatfriends.

(A)Since(B)Despite(C)For(D)Although

123.Thisruraltownhassmallpopulationthatthemailcarrierknowswhereeveryonelives.

(A)too(B)aso(C)very(D)sucha

124.thepresidentisgoingtosayinhisspeechtonightwillaffectallofus.

(A)What(B)That(C)So(D)While

125.Itmatterslittlewhofindsthetruththetruthisfound.

(A)because(B)sothat(C)solongas(D)as

126.TheordermustbedeliveredbyTuesday;wewillhavetolookforanother

supplier.

(A)unless(B)excepting(C)maybe(D)otherwise

127.Unemploymentislowthatcompaniesmaysoonbeunabletofindworkers

withoutincreasingwages.

(A)such(B)very(C)so(D)despite

128.ThedesignEXPOhadhighattendancelastyearthatitwillbemovedtoa

largerlocationthisyear.

(A)so(B)such(C)much(D)too

129therainisexpected,everythingisreadyforthegrandopeningofthe

gallery

(A)Exceptthat(B)Accordingto(C)Since(D)Asidefrom

130.Thestorewillbesetforbusinessbytheendofthemonththecontractors

areabletocompletetheremodelingbythisweekend.

(A)these(B)if(C)them(D)so

131.Neitherthesalestheprofitisexpectedtoincreaseinthenextquarter.

(A)any(B)or(C)nor(D)but

132.Thecarefullyyouwrite,thefewermistakesyouwillmake.

(A)much(B)most(C)more(D)many

133.TherearefarmoregameshowsonTVthereusedtobe.

(A)than(B)as(C)that(D)or

134.Youwillneedmoremoneytobuysuchagorgeousdress.

(A)much(B)alotof(C)very(D)agreatmany

135Theclaymustbepackedintothemoldasaspossibletopreventairpockets

fromforming.

(A)tighter(B)tighten(C)tightly(D)tightness

136Inthesurveyof2.000youthsagedtwelvetoseventeenth,twiceasmanysaidtheycouldtalkmoreeasilytotheirmothersthantotheirfathers.

(A)easiest(B)moreeasily(C)easily(D)mosteasily

137.$200.00willbepresentedtothegraduatewhohasattainedthegradepoint

averageintheentiredepartment

(A)high(B)higher(C)highest(D)highly

138.Mr.Stonehastheattendancerecordattheretrainingprogramsheldatthe

headquarters

(A)poor(B)poorer(C)poorest(D)poorly

139.Thedirectorthinkthatthequalificationofthenewdesignerareasasthe

othersontheteam.

(A)credibility(B)credible(C)credibly(D)morecrediable

140.Ben‘sDeliveryisthemessengerserviceintown(A)faster(B)fastest(C)mostfastest(D)morefast

141.Thepositionusedtobeobtainedinthepastthanitisnow(A)harder(B)hard(C)theharder(D)thehardest

142.Thatwasoneofthebusinessconferencestherepresentativehadeverattended.

(A)bad(B)worst(C)worse(D)morebad

143.Thenewemployeewillbelikelytobehispredecessor.(A)popular(B)aspopularas(C)aspopular(D)popularthan

144.Whenmyvisitor,willyoupleasecallme?

(A)willarrive(B)arrives(C)arrived(D)isarriving

145.Dennyhisfirstjobwithusfiveyearsago.

(A)willarrive(B)arrives(C)arrived(D)isarriving

146.Iallmembersbytomorrownight.

(A)contacted(B)contacts(C)hascontacted(D)willhavecontacted

147.Investorsfascinatedbythestockmarketforalongtime.

(A)isbeing(B)hasbeen(C)arebeing(D)havebeen

148.Mr.FranklinasthemostlikelysuccessortothepositionofCEOsincehe

waselectedvicepresidentlastOctober.

(A)saw(B)wasseen(C)hasbeenseen(D)hasseen

149.Theunionleaderwereinformedthattheworkersonthestrike--.

(A)fired(B)isfired(C)hadfired(D)hadbeenfired

150.Ifyougetyourbanktogenerateamoneyorder,itusuallyconversionfees.

(A)charge(B)charges(C)charging(D)ischarging

151.Sincethismorning,cityworkerstrafficsignsintheroadsusingspecialpainttoavoidrepaintingeveryyear.

(A)werepainting(B)hadpainted(C)havebeenpainted(D)havepainted

152.Internationalstockmarkets,includingthoseinBritain,Germany,HongKongandJapan

yesterdayinresponsetothepartialrecoveryofUSmarkets.

(A)rise(B)rises(C)rose(D)risen

153.HeussinceHenrywenttoAmerica.

(A)visits(B)visited(C)willvisit(D)hasvisited

154.Lastquartertherateofinflationby10percent.

(A)rose(B)raised(C)hasrisen(D)wasrisen

155.Wetoestablishafriendlyrelationshipwiththatcountryfortwoyears.

(A)try(B)aretrying(C)havetried(D)willtried

156.InspectionwillbeSaturdayat7A.M.

(A)at(B)to(C)for(D)on

157.Weregretthatthesavingswillbeconsumednoontomorrow.

(A)with(B)by(C)in)(D)from

158.termsofqualityandservice,ourcompanysurpassesthecompetition.

(A)In(B)From(C)By(D)With

159.ThesalesmeetingwillbeheldBusaninMay.

(A)to(B)at(C)in(D)on

160.ThesuppliescannotbeorderednextMonday.

(A)within(B)until(C)at(D)toPartVIDirection:

Ithispartofthetest

161.Theofficialsresponsiblefor(A)runningthisoffice(B)representedtheUnitedStatesin(C)theSupremeCourtandprovidedlegal(D)advicestothePresident.

162.Bensurvivedthe(A)firstroundof(B)layoffs(C)despitehavingbeenemployedfor(D)lesserthanayear.

163.(A)Fromthe(B)pastthreeyears,BobSmith(C)hasbeenthe(D)headoftheinternationaldepartment.

164.(A)Eachofthemanagers(B)receivea(C)copyofthe(D)company‘spoliciesandprocedures.

165.Ifyou(A)wouldhavestudiedtheproblemmore(B)carefully,youwould(C)havefoundthesolution(D)morequickly.

166.(A)Althoughanewcomputer,ModelCX-2,(B)seemedlikeagoodinvestment(C)fortheircompany,theydecidednottobuy(D)them.

167.Toprotectherself(A)againstrobbery,Ellenhad(B)acompany(C)installedanewburglary(D)alarm.

168.Iwonder(A)howshemanage(B)togetalong(C)on(D)socheapasalary.

169.(A)Withtheadventofsatellitetransmissionofphotographsofthe(B)earth‘satmosphere,forecastingtheweatherhasbecomea(C)relativeexact(D)science.

170.There(A)wereintensecompetition(B)betweenthe(C)rivalcompanies(D)togetthecontract.

171.Thereis(A)somedisagreementbetween(B)myparentsandIaboutwhichjobIshould(C)take.

172.Theindexof(A)leadingeconomicindicators,which(B)areintendedtoforecasteconomicac

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