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1.I________she_________acceptedmyproposal.

A)wish/had

B)wish/has

C)wished/had

D)wished/has

2.I_____________dothatifI_________inhisplace.

A) didnt/was

B)werent/were

C) shouldnt/was

D)wouldnt/were

3.Imetthegovern_______lastnightathisoffice.

A)er

B)or

C)dom

D)ment

4.Thedetective___________solvedthecaseifhe_________investigateditexhaustively.

A)had/had

B)had/wouldhave

C)wouldhave/had

D)wouldhave/wouldhave

5.Amy______have_______________ home.Dontworry.Imsurewellfindher.

A)should/togo

B)should/gone


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C)may/togo

D)may/gone

6.Wemusthelpourfriendwhileheisin____________.

A)aid

B)risk

C)danger

D)output

7.WallyandJillkissedand_________upafterthequarrel.

A)set

B)made

C)took

D)caught

8.Ididntshavebecausemyelectricshaverwas_______________.

A)heldout

B)figuredout

C)out

of

date

D)outoforder

9.Wesawthelandscape__________thewindowofthetrain.

A)straight

B)through

C)nearby

D)amid

10.Chineseare______________infarmwork.

A)product

B)produce

C)productive


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D)productively

11.JackLeftbecausehecouldnt________________fortheinfidelityofhiswife.

A)set

A)pay

B)look

C)stand

12._________she________beenhomeearlier? Itwill soonbemidnightand thesestreetsare

dangerous.

A)Cant/had

B)Cant/have

C)Shouldnt/had

D)Shouldnt/have

13.Theyneveragreed_________thespecificdetails.

A)on

B)at

C)by

D)for

14.We_________aboutsillythingstillmidnight.

A)wasted

B)chatted

C)alleged

D)exchanged

15.Linda,____________awayfrommywindow,and_________away.

A)go/stay

B)far/get

C)right/fly


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D)throw/break

16.MissJonesis__________outforthatrole.Shestheactressweneed.

A)cut

B)put

C)got

D)set

17.I________useapenifI__________atypewriter.

A)didnt/have

B)didnt/had

C)wouldnt

/have

D)wouldnt/had

18.___________writtentheletter,Ijust___________forthereply.

A)Having/wait

B)Tohave/wait

C)Having/waited

D)To

have

/waited

19.Thischairisvery_______comfortable.

A)un

B)in

C)dis

D)mis

20.The

machinery

has

to

be

made

of

__________

to

resist

the

hard

work.

A)ivory

B)steel

C)foundry

D)headstone


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21.Mybrotherlikesliterature.Heshouldtakeacoursein______________writing.

A)create

B)creature

C)creative

D)creatively

22._________deliveredthemerchandise,Jackwentoutforlunch.

A)Has

B)Had

C)Have

D)Having

23.Afterlongstudies,Paulbecame________withGreekhistory.

A)family

B)familiar

C)familiarly

D)familiarize

24.The

_________

of

achurch

is

usually

the

most

prominent

structure

in

small

towns.

A)icicle

B)steeple

C)headstone

D)settlement

25.Notmanychildren_________ofblindpeople.

A)do

well

B)dothemgood

C)makefun

D)makeadifference


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26.ThesuitLouisworeatthepartywascompletely____________.

A)advanced

B)weakminded

C)careless

D)oldfashioned

27.TomwasselfishwithTinaandnowtheiraffairis_____________.

A)rundown

B)allover

C)welldone

D)taken

after.

28.Mr.Blackcourteously __________toacceptourinvitation.

A)rejected

B)altered

C)refused

D)denied

29.The

police

searched

the

forest

and

__________

found

the

lost

child.

A)evenly

B)definitely

C)eventually

D)occasionally

30.Iwassurprisedtofindmygrandmother________________throughthekeyhole.

A)peep

B)peeps

C)peeped

D)peeping


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31.Oneofthebestknown___________ofthegiraffeisitslongneck.

A)features

B)outputs

C)steeples

D)upkeeps

32.Tomgavemearideand__________meoffatthepostoffice.

A)took

B)drove

C)stopped

D)dropped

33.Theown_________ofthebuildingwantstodemolishit.

A)or

B)er

C)ity

D)able

34.Ibought

alittle

figure

carved

in

__________.

A)soil

B)wool

C)ivory

D)icicle

35.Thelawyerchargedusanexcessive__________.

A)fee

B)fare

C)alloy

D)tuition


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36.Theconcertwasa___________.Nobodyattendedit.

A)wrong

B)failure

C)reject

D)vacancy

37.Fromthehelicopterwecouldseethecitys_________ofstreetsandavenues.

A)vision

B)output

C)failure

D)network

38.Shemade___________________.

A)anawfulmistake

B)noharmtoanybody

C)muchbetterthesecondtime

D)fiftymilesanhouronthetrip

39.The

__________

of

our

swimming

pool

is

only

1.50

m.

A)depth

B)ground

C)vacuum

D)foundry

40.Jennifer________have___________theexam.Shewassickanddepressed.

A)wasnt

/passed

B)wasnt/passing

C)couldnt/passed

D)couldnt/passing


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41.Thereisnodoubtabouttheuseful_______ofcars.

A)dom

B)ity

C)ment

D)nees

42.Shesmeantoanimalsbut,__________withpeople.

A)human

B)humane

C)interested

D)uninterested

43.Brendasbookwasa_________.Itsoldverylittle.

A)failure

B)success

C)network

D)draught

44.Vicky

__________left

for

the

congress.

Ihavent

seen

her

for

aweek.

A)wouldbe

B)mustbe

C)wouldhave

D)musthave

45.Janet__________beagreatsingerifshe_________ onstudyinghard.

A)will

/goes

B)will/went

C)can/willgo

D)can/wouldgo


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46.Martha_________ifsomething_________toHarry.

A)dies/happens

B)dies/happened

C)will

die

/happens

D)willdie/happened.

47.Harrietisnotdull.Sheis________.

A)lazy

B)slowly

C)weak

D)clever

48.Mywifehelpedme_________mypains.

A)forget

B)forgot

C)forgets

D)forgotten

49.She

was

lost

in

the_________

of

the

woods.

A)pace

B)depth

C)waste

D)ground

50.Iwatchedthecat____________intherain

A)running

B) torun

C) runs

D) ran


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51.Mysister__________excellentresultsinherstudies.

A)endured

B)aroused

C)achieved

D)attempted

52.Isawher__________awaywithherlittledog.

A)walk

B)walks

C)walked

D)to

walk

53.Povertyisthe_________ofmanyevils.

A)stream

B)source

C)resource

D)hardship

54.Robert

cant

give

alecture.

He

is

an____

literate.

A) un

B) il

C) in

D) une

55.IwishI_________have_____thegreyflannelsuit.

A)can

/bought

B)can/tobuy

C)could/bought

D)could/tobuy


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56.Joe____________whenhisbossreprimandedhim.

A)blewaway

B)threwaway

C)fell

from

office

D)felltohisknees

57.Mikeisverygrateful_____hisfriend.

A)with

B) on

C) at

D)to

58.Barbaralovesher__________husband.

A)likely

B)foundry

C)faithful

D)plentiful

59.Icant

believe

Tom

took

the

money.

His

behavior

had

been__________

since

he

entered

the

firm.

A)convenient

B)inconvenient

C)questionable

D)unquestionable

60.Theplane__________offbeforenoon.

A)got

B)took

C)made

D)went


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61.________Diana_________takingabathwhenwecalledherthismorning?Shenever

answeredthetelephone.

A) Could/havebeen

B) Should/be

C) Could/be

D) Should/havebeen

62.Not_______________thefilm,IcouldntarguewithAlbert.

A)haveseen

B)havetosee

C)havingseen

D)havingtosee

63.Ihadto________uptilltheprogramfinished.

A)set

B)make

C)stay

D)cheer

64.Youshouldnt____________somuchofyoursuccess.

A)boast

B)crave

C)endow

D)comply

65.Ralph_____have______thesituation.Hestooimmature.

A) should/notunderstood

B) could/notunderstood

C) couldnot/understood

D) shouldnot/understood


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66.I________mydogsmeatandmilk.

A)feed

B)breed

C)endure

D)suffice

67.Ididnt_________aboutyourbooks.

A)waste

B)forget

C)strive

D)believe

68.Daisycaughtabaddiseaseand__________behindinherstudies.

A)ran

B)got

C)took

D)fell

69.Billy

saw

the

man

______

his

mothers

handbag.

A) took

B) takes

C) taking

D) totake

70.Ididntpaymymember____________fees.Icantgotothesportsclubanymore.

A)ship

B)ness

C)hood

D)ment


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71.Thethiefescapedandleftno___________.

A)fields

B)path

C)tracks

D)site

72.I______________willnotgotoTomsparty.

A)evenly

B)definitely

C)eventually

D)occasionally

73.Dr.Smithoperatedonmyunclewithgreat_________________.

A)accuracy

B)emergency

C)instruction

D)performance

74.Paul

_______

to

California

if

he

got

acar.

A)wouldgo

B)willgo

C)does

D)go

75.Theplumbers____________withhistoolssurprisedusall.

A)special

B)specialty

C)efficient

D)efficiency


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76.Shecouldhave_________thecontestifshe___________workedmore.

A)won/has

B)won/had

C)to

win/

has

D)towin/had

77.Asimovisoneofthebest_________________writers.

A)vision

B)technique

C)sciencefiction

D)extra

terrestrial.

78.Ihavealwaysbeen____________tomyschoolteachers.

A)annoyed

B)grateful

C)familiar

D)particular

79.The

glass

didnt

break

when

Jean

_____________it

on

the

floor.

A)piled

B)risked

C)spread

D)dropped

80.Shedidnt_________herauntsjewels.

A)steal

B)steel

C)bore

D)rob


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At her death in 1695 Sor Juana Ins de laCruz left a remarkable body ofwritingreligious,

courtly,andpopularpoemsinawidevarietyofverseforms;intellectualtreatises;religiousand

secularplays;alongepistemologicalpoem,Primerosueo;andanautobiographicalessay,the

RespuestaaSorFilotea,which,todate,remainsthemostreliableliteraryportraitwehaveof

thiswomanofgenius.

What we know of Sor Juana merely awakens our appetite for further information. We are

unsureofthedateofherbirth.Wedonotknowwhethersheeverknewherfather.Weknow

approximatelywhenshewassenttoMexicoCitytolivewithhermotherssister,butnotwhy.

Wecanapproximate thedatesofher life incourtunder theprotectionandpatronageof the

Marqus andMarquesa deMancera, butwe know nothing of the everyday details of those

years.Wecanonlyspeculateastowhyattheheightofherpopularityandinthefullflushofher

beautysheleftthecourttoentertheconvent.Inadditiontotheguesseswecanmakefromher

writing,andbesidestheautobiographicalRespuesta,andthenearlycontemporarybiography

writtenbyFatherDiegoCallejas,wehaveonlyahandfulofbirth,death,andmarriagerecords

relatingto

her

family,

and

afew

papers

concerning

Sor

Juanas

entrance

into

and

subsequent

professionsof faith in firsttheCarmeliteOrder,and then theConventofSaintJerome,where

shedied.

81.Accordingtothetext,biographicalmaterialonSorJuanais

A)accurateinitsgeneralcontent.

B)abundantinchronologicalinformation.

C)distortedforthestudyofherwork.

D)insufficient

for

understanding

her

life.

82.ThereasonsSorJuanaenteredtheconventare

A)clear.

B)dubious.

C)unknown.

D)mystical.

83.When

the

author

says

the

most

reliable

literary

portrait,

he

means

that

A)theinformationistrue.

B)thedetailsareperfect.

C)thedetailsarecorrect.


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D)theinformationistrustful.

WhowasDameAgathaChristie?Her fatherwasa richAmerican financier,butshegrewup in

theEnglishcountrysideamongthegenteeluppermiddleclasssocietyshedescribessowellin

barbooks.DuringtheFirstWorldWar,shemarriedColonelChristieandservedasanurse.From

herexperience

in

hospitals

at

the

time,

she

developed

an

interest

in

poisons

which

was

to

be

so

useful toher later inmanyofher stories.Shedivorcedherhusband in1928anda fewyears

later,marriedSirMaxMallowan,ayoungarchaeologist.Sheaccompaniedhimonmanyofhis

expeditionsanddrewfromthemtheplotofseveralofhernovels.

AgathaChristiestartedwritingjustafterWorldWarI,asakindofchallenge.Shehadnosuccess

withherfirstbook,whichnopublisherwantedtotakeandwhichdidnotsellverywell.Itwas

onlywith thepublicationofTheMurderofRogerAckroyd in1926 that she suddenlybecame

wellknownandstartedtoreachfame.

84.Whichofthefollowingideasispresentinthetext?

A)AgathaChristiebecamethefirsthusbandsnurse.

B)ThecriticsrejectedAgathaChristiesfirstbooks.

C)BooksonarchaeologywerewrittenbyAgathaChristie.

D)AgathaChristiesworksprovideagoodportraitoftheBritishbourgeoisie.

85.Whichofthefollowingtitlesbestsuitsthetext?

A)TheRoadtoSuccess.

B)FromHusbandtoHusband.

C)TheLiteratureaftertheWar.

D)AMedicalWriterofWarTimes.

86.AgathaChristiesknowledgeaboutpoisonswasvaluabletoherbecauseshe

A)workedinahospital.

B)applieditinherstories.

C)wantedtogetridofherhusband.

D)useditinarchaeologicalresearch.

FewmenhavebeenasadmiredandglorifiedinrecenttimesastheAmericanastronauts.Inthe

1960s adecadeofassassinations,campusviolence,andawar inadistant land thecitizenry

theU.S.wasindesperatewantofheroes,andthespacemenfilledthatneed.


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ButtheNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)wasnotcontentsimplytohave

theastronautsrespectedforwhattheywere courageousmenexperiencingmanyofthesame

pleasuresandpainsasotherhumanbeings.Instead,theastronautsweresoldasauniqueand

elite cadre of supermen. It was one of the most ambitious and successful public relations

campaignsinhistory.

From the beginning, the media treated the astronauts as exceptional individuals. In its first

articleabouttheoriginalProjectMercuryastronauts,Timesaid:Fromanationof175million

they stepped forward lastweek: sevenmen cut of the same stone as Columbus,Magellan,

DanielBoone,OrvilleandWilburWright.


A) Americatransformednormalmenintoanexceptionalkindofsuperman.

B) Americanspacemenarethemostadmiredmeninmodernhistory.

C) Americanspacemenwereformedthroughanintelligentpropagandacampaign.

D) Americanneededheroestocontrastthebadimageofthesixties.


A)NASA:RightorWrong?

B)TheDangersofPublicity

C) ANewRaceofConquerors

D)ExceptionalMenorOrdinaryPeople?

89.Astronautswereadmired;however

A)NASAwasnotsatisfied.

B)theywerequitepopular.

C)theydidntliketobesold.

D)publicrelationsworkedwell.

HachiwenttoaTokyorailroadstationtoseehismasteroffforwork,asusual,onedayin1925.

Thateveningat5oclock,hewent tomeet the trainonwhichhismasteralwayscamehome.

Thedoghadnowayofknowingthathismasterhaddiedinthecity.Nevergivinguphope,Hachi

wenttotherailroadstationeverydayforthenexttenyearstherestofthislifeandwaited

forthe5oclocktrain.Then,whenhismasterdidntappear,hewentsadlyhome.Thepeopleof

Japanlovedthelittledog.Whenhedied,thegovernmentputupastatueofHachionthespot

wherehehadwaitedandsentsmallreplicastoalltheschoolsintheEmpire.


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A)Masteranddogdeservedastatue.

B)Hachioutlivedhismastertenyears.

C)Hachis

master

was

killed

in

the

city.

D)Thedoglikedtoseehismasteratwork.


A)AGloriousDeath

B)TheHabitsofaDog

C)AnUnexpectedDeath

D)The

Loyalty

of

aDog

92.Inthephrasenevergivinguphope,theexpressiongivingupcouldbereplacedby

A)losing.

B)forgetting.

C)puttingaway.

D)throwingaway.

Statisticsshow

that

rapid

population,

growth

creates

problems

for

developing

countries.

So,

whydontpeoplehavefewerchildren?Statisticsfromthedevelopedcountriessuggestthatitis

onlywhenpeoples livingstandardsbegintorisethatbirthratesbeginto fall.Therearegood

reasonsforthis.Poorcountriescannotaffordsocialservicesandoldagepensions,andpeoples

incomes are so low they have nothing to spare for saving.As a result, people look to their

childrentoprovidethemwithsecurity intheiroldage.Havinga largefamilycanbeaformof

insurance.Andevenwhile theyarestillquiteyoung,childrencandoa lotofusefuljobsona

smallfarm.So,poorpeopleinadevelopingcountrywillneedtoseeclearsignsofmuchbetter

conditionsahead,before they thinkofhaving smaller families.But theirconditionscannotbe

improved unless there is a reduction in the rate atwhich population is increasing. Thiswill

dependon

avery

much

wider

acceptance

of

family

planning

and

this,

in

turn,

will

mean

basic

changeinattitudes.

93.Theexpressionlooktounderlinedinline5,canbesubstitutedby

A) takecareof

B) searchfor


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C) consider

D) expect

94.Accordingtothetext,largefamiliesinundevelopedcountriesareconvenientbecause

A)Young

children

help

do

minor

tasks.

B) Youngchildrencanmostlyworkinagriculture.

C)Manychildrenareexpectedtofeedtheirfamilies.

D)Manychildrenprovidetheadultswiththeinsurancepolicies.

95.Whichofthefollowingtitlesisthemostadequateforthetext?

A) SocialSecurityandOldAgePensions.

B)The

Dependence

of

Birth

Rate

on

Living

Standards.

C) TheOpportunitiesinUndevelopedCountries.

D) HighGrowthratesinDevelopedCountries.

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