考綜合測(cè)驗(yàn)題庫(kù)與答案

1.atallisworthdoingwell.

A.Whateverisworthdoing

B.Thatisworthdoing

C.Whatisworthdoingit

D.Whateverisworthdoingit

2.Heboughtahouseforhischildren.

A.livedin

B.tolivein

C.lived

D.tolive

3.Bythemiddleofthe21stcentury,thevastmajorityofthe

world'spopulationwillbelivingincitiesinthecountry.(

A.otherthan

B.morethan

C.betterthan

D.ratherthan

4.Peopleappreciatewithhimbecauseheisknowledgeable

andhumorous.

A.talking

B.talked

C.talk

D.totalk

5.Importswillbeallowedinproportionexports.

A.to

B.for

C.out

D.of

6.Theybuiltahighwaythemountains.

A.leadinto

B.toleadinto

C.ledinto

D.leadinginto

7.Itfortwohoursnow.

A.rains

B.israining

C.hasrained

D.hasbeenraining

8.Thegirlwasluckyenoughtothebadmenandranaway.

A.breakaway

B.breakawayfrom

C.breakout

D.breakinto

9.Thepolicemancameuptothelonelyhousewiththedoor

,thereforawhileandthenenteredit.

A.open;tostand

B.opening;stood

C.open;stood

D.opened;standing

10.thenewplancanbecarriedoutwillbediscussedatthe

meetingtomorrow.

A.Which

B.What

C.That

D.Whether

11.NeitherEnglishnorChinesedifficulttolearn.

A.has

B.have

C.is

D.are

12.Itisobvioushowbadmovieswillimpactchildren.

A.on

B.to

C.with

D.in

13.TheRomangoddessVenusisidentifiedtheGreek

goddessAphrodite.

A.with

B.by

C.for

D.to

14.Hedeclinedmoreaboutit.

A.say

B.tosay

C.said

D.saying

15.Thegovernmentcalledoutpolicementosuppresstheriot.

A.政府派警察鎮(zhèn)壓動(dòng)亂

B.政府把警察叫出來(lái)鎮(zhèn)壓動(dòng)亂

C.政府給警察打電話讓他們出去壓迫動(dòng)亂

D.政府高喊要警察出去鎮(zhèn)壓動(dòng)亂

16.Thenewlawsthreatentodeprivemanypeoplethemost

elementaryfreedoms.

A.from

B.for

C.of

D.about

17.hehasenoughmoneytobuythehouse,itdoesn,t

meanhe'sgoingtodoso.

A.Grant

B.Grantedthat

C.HavingGrantedthat

D.Grantthat

18.Thereply,whenitfinallycame,wasthenegative.

A.for

B.into

C.in

D.with

19.1don,tmindthedecisionaslongasitisnottoolate.

A.youtodelaymaking

B.yourdelayingmaking

C.yourdelayingtomake

D.youdelaytomake

20.foralongtime,mostofthecropsinthisareadiedfrom

lackingwater.

A.Beingnorain

B.Therewasnorain

C.Tobenorain

D.Therebeingnorain

21.-----Wehavetostoptalkinghereoutside.Listen,!

-----Hurryup,orwe'11belate.

A.Theregoesthebell

B.Theredoesthebellgo

C.Therethebellgoes

D.Goesthebellthere

22.Thefactorywe'11visitnextweekisnotfarfromhere.

A.where

B.towhich

C.which

D.inwhich

23.—Whydidn*tyoubuyanewcar?

—IwouldhaveboughtoneifIenoughmoney.

A.had

B.havehad

C.wouldhave

D.hadhad

24.Therewassomuchnoisethatthespeakercouldn*tmake

himself.

A.hear

B.heard

C.hearing

D.tohear

25.Thisisanimportantproblemtoofewsocialscientists

haveresearched.

A.which

B.that

C.intothat

D.intowhich

26.Theyextensiveandpossiblydangerousactualflight

training.

A.undertake

B.undergo

C.underplay

D.underuse

27.TheywillgetthepreparationdoneearlyinMay.

A.他們五月初就能讓別人準(zhǔn)備完工作

B.他們五月初就能準(zhǔn)備好工作

C.他們?cè)缭谖逶路菥湍馨褱?zhǔn)備工作做完

D.他們五月初就能把準(zhǔn)備工作做完

28.Weather,we'11gooutforawalk.

A.permitted

B.permitting

C.permits

D.forpermitting

29.1don,tthinkthechargeforoverhaulingtheequipmentis

excessiveintoitssize.

A.correspondence

B.equation

C.proportion

0.dimension

30.Itisdifficulttounderstandthiskindofcalculation.

A.intricate

B.varied

C.indispensable

D.equable

31.forthefreeticket,Iwouldnothavegonetoseefilmso

often.

A.Ifitisnot

B.Wereitnot

C.Haditnotbeen

D.Iftheywerenot

32.Nobodybutyouwhathesaid.

A.agreeswith

B.agreesout

C.agreewith

D.agreeto

33.—Davidhasmadegreatprogressrecently.

—,and.

A.Sohehas;soyouhave

B.Sohehas;sohaveyou

C.Sohehas;sodoyou

D.Sohashe;soyouhave

34.Theengineermyfatherworksisabout50yearsold.

A.towhom

B.onwhom

C.withwhich

D.withwhom

35.isafactthatEnglishisbeingacceptedasan

internationallanguage.

A.There

B.This

C.That

D.It

36.Happinessdoesn,talwaysmoney.

A.gothrough

B.goinfor

C.gowith

D.goover

37.Weweretoldthatthestonefigurebacktothe16th

centurywasofgreatvalue.

A.dated

B.dating

C.coming

D.kept

38.Thatisthehouseyoucanenjoythescenery.

A.inthat

B.that

C.which

D.fromwhich

39.Theoldcouplehavebeenmarriedfor40yearsandneveronce

witheachother.

A.theyhadquarreled

B.theyhavequarreled

C.havetheyquarreled

D.hadtheyquarreled

4O.Thereisagrowingbodyofevidencetosupportthefactthat

mostpeoplesufferfromalackofdaydreaminganexcess

ofit.

A.otherthan

B.ratherthan

C.inplaceof

D.instead

41.Shedisagreeshimeverything.

A.with,on

B./,on

C.with,at

D.on,with

42.Hetalkedalotaboutthingsandpersonsthey

rememberedintheschool.

A.which

B.that

C.whom

D.what

43.Weareinterestedintheweatherbecauseitusso

directly—whatwewear,whatwedoandevenhowwefeel.

A.benefits

B.affects

C.guides

D.effects

44.Theteachertoldusthefact.

A.whichtheearthmovesaroundthesun

B.thattheearthmovedaroundthesun

C.thatthesunmovesaroundtheearth

D.thattheearthmovesaroundthesun

45.Perseveranceisakindofqualityandthatisittakesto

doanythingwell.

A.what

B.that

C.which

D.why

46.thatthescientistwillgiveusatalknextmonth?

A.Istrue

B.Isittrue

C.It,strue

D.It,struly

47.YouarethemostdirectyoungwomanIhaveever.

A.cometo

B.comeinto

C.comeover

D.comeacross

48.Peoplewhocan'tbetweencolorsaresaidtobe

color-blind.

A.separate

B.divide

C.distinguish

D.appointed

49.Itisvitalthattheworkintime.

A.isdone

B.bedone

C.aredone

D.wasdone

50.Ifyouinbehavinginthiswayyouwillbringyourself

nothingbuttrouble.

A.continue

B.persist

C.decide

D.react

51.isknowntoall,Chinawillbeanpowerful

countryin20or30years'time.

A.That;advancing

B.This;advanced

C.As;advanced

D.It;advancing

52.Itrainedhardyesterday,preventedmefromgoingtothe

park.

A.that

B.which

C.as

D.it

53.When,waterwillbeturnedintosteam.

A.heated

B.heating

C.beingheat

D.havingheated

54.Pleasewriteareporttheabovesubjectsaretobe

covered.

A.which

B.inwhich

C.that

D.inthat

55.ThisisthemostbeautifulvillageIvisitedtheseyears.

A.which

B.where

C.inwhich

D.that

56.,couldyougetmeaTurkishconversationbook?

A.Inthisway

B.Bytheway

C.innoway

D.inanyway

57.Suchpersonyoudescribeisrarenowadays.

A.it

B.as

C.that

D.what

58.Theoceansdonotsomuchdividetheworlduniteit.

A.as

B.that

C.but

D.like

59.Hefounddifficulttostudymaths.

A.it

B.that

C.as

D.too

60.1understoodfromherthatyouundertookotherimportant

work.

A.aswell

B.astooas

C.asalsoas

D.asgoodas

61.Itisnousearguingtheplanbecauseithasbeen

rejected.

A.with

B.against

C.for

D.on

62.Theboycomplainedapaininhisstomach.

A.with

B.for

C.in

D.of

63.Itmethreeyearstodrawthebeautifulhorses.

A.took

B.paid

C.spent

D.cost

64.Weareallconcernedhersafety.

A.about

B.in

C.of

D.with

65.Itisimportanttoyourskinfromtheharmfulstrong

sunlight.

A.protect

B.prevent

C.stop

D.keep

66.Wateriscomposedhydrogenandoxygen.

A.of

B.with

C.for

D.about

67.Theyprefertotherestofthemorningwalkinginthe

garden.

A.spending

B.spent

C.bespending

D.spend

68.Pleaseremindmeherthisnote.

A.leave

B.toleave

C.leaving

D.left

69.Thetwogirlscompetedwitheachotherthehighest

mark.

A.for

B.with

C.to

D.against

70.AtanyrateIdidnotsucceedmyselfunderstoodbyyou.

A.making

B.made

C.tomake

D.inmaking

71.foryourlaziness,youcouldhavefinishedthe

assignmentbynow.

A.Haditnotbeen

B.Itwerenot

C.Weren,tit

D.Hadnotitbeen

72.Thenewdiscoverybeofgreatservicetomankind.

A.isboundto

B.isboundfor

C.beboundto

D.beboundfor

73.Sicknessofteneatingtoomuch.

A.asaresultof

B.resultof

C.resultin

D.resultfrom

74.Ittookmeamonthtogetridthecough.

A.for

B.as

C.of

D.over

75.Theyareeagerabroad.

A.travel

B.travelled

C.totravel

0.travelling

76.1wouldlovetothepartylastnightbutIhadtowork

extrahourstofinishareport.

A.togo

B.tohavegone

C.going

0.havinggone

77.inthought,healmostranintothecarinfrontofhim.

A.Losing

B.Havinglost

C.Lost

D.Tolose

78.—Youwerebraveenoughtoraiseobjectionsatthemeeting.

一Well,nowIregretthat.

A.todo

B.tobedoing

C.tohavedone

D.havingdone

79.Themissingboyswerelastseenneartheriver.

A.playing

B.played

C.play

D.toplay

8O.Thevisitingministerexpressedhissatisfactionwiththetalks,

thathehadenjoyedhisstayhere.

A.havingadded

B.toadd

C.adding

D.added

8l.Thisisgoodreadinghabitsarenotonlyanimportant

studyskillforthestudent,butalsoanimportantlifeskillfor

anyone.

A.that

B.why

C.where

D.when

82.Toaworker,fromthepointofviewofsocietyis

necessarylaborisfromhisownpointofviewvoluntaryplay.

A.what

B.which

C.that

D.it

83.Onaverageabout￡5000ayearisspentoneachprivate

schoolpupil,theamountspentonstateschoolpupils.

A.astwiceas

B.twicemoreas

C.morethantwice

D.moretwicethan

84.hegoes,shewillgo,andshenevercares

happens.

A.Wherever,what

B.Wherever,that

C.Where,that

D.Where,what

85.Heshookhandswiththevisitorsastoconveyhis

apology.

A.bysuchaway

B.fortheway

C.insuchaway

D.ontheway

86.WhycouldnTtyouananswerwhenIaskedyouwhy

youwerelate?

A.comeupon

B.comeupto

C.comeupwith

D.comeoutwith

87.Shewasbeunabletospeak.

A.suchangryasto

B.soangryasto

C.asangryasto

D.angrysoasto

88.You'11betheretomorrow—youwon'tme,will

you?

A.let..,of

B.let..,out

C.let..,down

D.let..,off

89.Thechallengeisnotoneofexpansion.,therapidgrowth

inenrollmentoverthelast40yearshascometoanend.

A.Asaresult

B.Byallmeans

C.Incontrast

D.Onthecontrary

90.Ifyouarewalkingawayfromaclocktower,youwillhearthe

tickingoftheclockfadetoapointitcannotbeheard.

A.which

B.what

C.where

D.how

91.Asactivitycarriedasonethinksfitinone'sspare

time,leisurehasseveralfunctions.

A.on

B.out

C.off

D.over

92.Thereisadeadlock（僵局）inthediscussionwhenneitherside

givestotheother.

A.away

B.way

C.theway

D.itsway

93.Thethieftookawaythewoman,swalletwithout.

A.beingseen

B.seeing

C.himseeing

D.seeinghim

94.Hesaidthatthegrouphimaletterandaskedhimto

gothereforaninterview.

A.havewritten

B.hadwritten

C.wrote

D.wouldwrite

95.Amanflowntoatimezonedifferentby10hourswill

eightdaystoreadjusthispalmsweat.

A.spend

B.take

C.cost

D.pay

96.Longlifeisalteringoursociety,ofcourse,butinexperiential

A.items

B.terms

C.turns

D.themes

97.Theywrotealetterofthankstohadhelpedthem.

A.who

B.whom

C.whomever

D.whoever

98.Thenewspaperwillhavetoclosedownifitcannotincreaseits

considerably.

A.distribution

B.contribution

C.prescription

D.circulation

99.Thesetwoalarmclocksarenormallysettogether,butnowthey

havebeenresetafewhours.

A.away

B.alone

C.apart

D.aside

100.Inourdepartment,everystudentafter-school

activities.

A.goinfor

B.goesinfor

C.takepart

D.takespart

101.TheNetherlandsistheonlycountryinEuropewhichpermits

euthanasia,itisnottechnicallylegalthere.

A.if

B.otherwise

C.although

D.unless

102.Evenwiththenewdevelopmentinresearch,onlyatiny

ofalltestsaredonewithoutusinganimals.

A.variety

B.amount

C.plenty

D.proportion

103.,whatcouldwedo?

A.Shoulditraintomorrow

B.Tomorrowitshouldrain

C.Ifitrainstomorrow

D.Ifitwillraintomorrow

104.Itwasasmallplacethencomparedtoitisnow.

A.what

B.which

C.little

D.few

105.Nowmanymajoremployersarebeginningtodemand

thecompletionofschool.

A.morethan

B.ratherthan

C.otherthan

D.betterthan

106.Whathehaddoneis.

A.value

B.ofvaluable

C.ofnovalue

D.ofnovaluable

107.Agoodworkerinakeyspotcould,soashekeptup

production,takeallthecoffeebreakshewanted.

A.long

B.short

C.much

D.little

108.Eachofusshouldasideafewminutestohavearest

everyday.

A.push

B.provide

C.turn

D.set

109.Intheoriginaltest,alltheanimalsinatestgrouparegivena

substancehalfofthemdie.

A.unless

B.until

C.lest

D.provided

1lO.HehispoorjudgmentJetLag.

A.blamed...for

B.blamed...to

C.blamed...on

D.blamed...at

111.—finedayitistoday!

—Yes,thesunshineisbeautifulthatI'dliketogo

swimminginthesea.

A.How,such

B.Whata,very

C.How,so

D.Whata,so

112.IthasbeenyearsIreturnedhome.

A.after

B.that

C.since

D.when

113.Theothertimingsystembelongsinourinternalclocks,which,

left,wouldtiethebodytoa25-hourrhythm.

A.behind

B.alone

C.out

D.aside

114.Somepersonsgaingoalanddirectionfromtheirtensions;

othersunderpressure.

A.fallout

B.fallapart

C.fallbackon

D.fallinwith

115.Thistypeofdeskandchaircanbeadjustedthe

heightofstudentsatdifferentages.

A.with

B.for

C.to

D.in

116.Wecannotleavethistoughjobtoaperson.

A.whonobodyhasconfidence

B.inwhomnobodyhasconfidence

C.forwhomnobodyhasconfidence

D.whoeveryonehasconfidenceof

117.1askedhimtomeafewminutessothatwecouldgo

overalltheproblems.

A.spend

B.save

C.spare

D.share

118.Youngerchildrenarecurioushowthingswork,and

manyofthemwanttotakeaparteverythingwithintheirreach.

A.of

B.about

C.at

D.with

119.Washingthefooddownwithwaterasasubstitute

chewingisnotagoodhabit.

A.of

B.for

C.to

D.from

120.Parents,teachersinschoolsandcommunicatorsinorusing

themassmediaareallcapableofourpotentialinterests.

A.raising

B.rising

C.arousing

D.arising

121.Ayearlater,withthenationJseconomy,Bush,s

approvalratingdroppedbelow40percent.

A.inpower

B.introuble

C.inhand

D.inpart

122.Thereistheappreciationofthesalienthistoricaltruth

theagingofadvancedsocietieshasbeenasudden

change.

A.which

B.what

C.that

D.how

123.Robotsdifferfromautomaticmachinesafter

completionofonespecifictask,theycanbereprogrammedbya

computertodoanotherone.

A.incase

B.inthat

C.inwhich

D.intime

124.Basically,theseattitudesamounttoabeliefleisure

canandshouldbeputtogooduse.

A.which

B.that

C.what

D.how

125.Theprofessorworkedfor7hoursata.

A.stretch

B.extend

C.expand

D.prolong

126.Ifanearthquakeoccurred,someoftheone-storeyhouses

A.mightbeleftstand

B.mightleavetobestanding

C.mightbele化tostand

D.mightbeleftstanding

127.,hehadnotimetorest.

A.Ashewastired

B.Ifhewastired

C.Tiredashewas

D.Nowthathewastired

128.Sincewehaveafocusedsubject,weshouldnottalk.

A.atonce

B.athand

C.atintervals

D.atrandom

129.Whydoyoublamehimforhispoorjudgmentonthematter

hereallyneedsisencouragement?

A.whenthat

B.sincethat

C.whenwhat

D.nowthat

130.Thedoctorsareabouttheguidelinesunderwhich

theycancarryouteuthanasia.

A.atastretch

B.ataloss

C.atrandom

D.atlength

131.Withsuchapoorscoreintheentranceexam,it's

impossibleforhimtobeadmittedtothisuniversity.

A.roughly

B.absolutely

C.fully

D.exclusively

132.Wepromisethatwe'11meetagainafterweourcollege

educationinthreeyears'time.

A.finish

B.willfinish

C.finished

D.willhavefinished

133.AlthoughTomissatisfiedwithhisacademicachievement,he

wonderswillhappentohisfamilylife.

A.it

B.that

C.what

D.this

134.Neverbeforesorapidlydevelopingasitistoday.

A.hasourcountrybeen

B.ourcountryhasbeen

C.hasbeenourcountry

D.ourcountryhasn,tbeen

135.IsitShakespeareTheatreyouaregoingtowatchthe

playTheMerchantofVenice?

A.where

B.that

C.which

D.as

136.Hewouldhavegivenyoumorehelp,ifhesobusy.

A.havenotbeen

B.hadnotbeen

C.nothavebeen

D.nothadbeen

137.Aftermonthsofvoyage,Columbusarrivedinlater

provedtobeanewcontinent.

A.where

B.which

C.what/

D.that

138.1wasreallyanxiousaboutyou.Youhomewithouta

word.

A.mustn'tleave

B.shouldn,thaveleft

C.couldn,thaveleft

D.needn,tleave

139.Hewastowithdrawfromrunningforthepresidency.

A.trusted

B.credited

C.convinced

D.believed

140.Whilethebook,henoddedfromtimetotime.

A.reading

B.read

C.isreading

D.isread

141.Themeetingnextweekwillbeofgreatimportance.

A.tobeheld

B.held

C.holding

D.isheld

142.Lookatthisgroupofpeoplebeachvolleyball.

A.played

B.isplayed

C.playing

D.isplaying

143.Veryfewpeopleunderstoodthiscontract,wasvery

obscure.

A.thelanguage

B.thelanguageofwhich

C.allitsaid

D.whichithadsaid

144.alittleearlier,Iwouldhavecaughtthetrain.

A.DidIleave

B.WouldIleave

C.HadIleft

D.HaveIleft

145.1wisheditbutitdid.

A.hadnotoccurred

B.occurrednot

C.didnotoccur

D.wouldnotoccur

146.Two-thirdsofh運(yùn)propertylostinthefire.

A.was

B.were

C.are

D.havebeen

147.CharlesSmith,wasmyformerteacher,retiredlast

year.

A.which

B.who

C.that

D.as

148.Sarahhopestobecomeafriendofsharesherinterests.

A.anyone

B.whomever

C.whoever

D.nomatterwho

149.Itisdifficulttotheimplicationbetweenthelines.

A.getto

B.getwith

C.getat

D.getdown

150.ThevolleyballmatchwastelevisedonCCTV.

A.alive

B.life

C.live

D.lively

151.Thecentraltheatrehasaseatingofmorethan3,000

people.

A.capability

B.capacity

C.ability

D.facility

152.Thefurnitureinherbedroomisquitedifferentfrom

inthelivingroom.

A.that

B.it

C.one

D.which

153.Becauseofthebadweather,thesportsmeethadtobe

A.shutdown

B.doneaway

C.takenoff

D.calledoff

154.Jennycomplainedthatthehospitalhertoomuchfor

thetreatment.

A.expended

B.paid

C.cost

D.charged

155.Havingdecidedtorentaflat,wecontactinghousing

agenciesinthecity.

A.setabout

B.setdown

C.setout

D.setup

156.Thebookfairhasreceivedapositivefromreaders.

A.result

B.response

C.settlement

D.solution

157.Iftheoperationcarefullyprepared,itwouldnothave

beensuccessful.

A.wasnot

B.hasnotbeen

C.hadnotbeen

D.werenot

158.Itmakesgoodtobringanumbrella;itseemstobe

rainingtoday.

A.sense

B.reason

C.suggestion

D.advice

159.Ifyouaretooofyourchildren,theywillneverlearn

todealwithdifficultiesinlife.

A.respective

B.detective

C.protective

0.effective

160.Hisintelligencewillhimtogetascholarshipto

college.

A.enable

B.persuade

C.suggest

D.employ

161.Theprofessoraskedaquestion,andDavidagood

answer.

A.putupwith

B.stoodupfor

C.cameupwith

D.lookeddownupon

162.Nosoonerhadwereachedhomeaviolentstorm

brokeout.

A.when

B.that

C.until

D.than

163.Peopledifferoneanothertheirabilityto

handlestress.

A.from...to

B.from...in

C.for...in

D.in...from

164.Theyshouldtrytotheirusualinhibitionsandjoinin

thefun.

A.sendoff

B.layaside

C.taketo

D.turnoff

165.Duringthepasttwodecades,researchhasour

knowledgeofdaydreaming.

A.expanded

B.emerged

C.descended

D.conquered

166.Thestudentsarerequiredtothemainideasofthe

articleintheirownwords.

A.symbolize

B.minimize

C.synchronize

D.summarize

167.Theoutlineofrooftopsandchimneysagainstthe

palesky.

A.pulledout

B.lookedout

C.heldout

D.stoodout

168.Thegovernmentfinallyallthedocumentsrelating

tothewar.

A.released

B.specialized

C.realized

0.supposed

169.Anxietycanwithchildrenysperformanceatschool.

A.refer

B.prefer

C.infer

D.interfere

170.Newdriversarefarmoretohaveaccidentsthan

experienceddrivers.

A.possible

B.likely

C.probable

D.unlikely

171.Thatproposalisessentiallyirrelevanttheissueat

hand.

A.with

B.from

C.in

D.to

172.Thevehiclewastravelingatspeeds90milesper

hour.

A.inadditionto

B.inviewof

C.inexcessof

D.insearchof

173.Fishisandexpensiveatthistimeoftheyearinthis

area.

A.inlargemeasure

B.totheminimum

C.inshortsupply

D.tothemaximum

174.Tounderstandthesentence,youshouldanalyzeitsparts

A.functionally

B.widely

C.largely

D.remarkably

175.Theclothhadanaturallookwhichperfectlythe

imageLaurasought.

A.turnedout

B.setdown

C.thoughtover

D.coincidedwith

176.Thefarmingmethodshavebeenimprovedwiththe

inventionofthenewmachine.

A.efficiently

B.proficiently

C.professionally

D.intentionally

177.Ithasbeenfoundthatastronghelpovercomethe

effectsofdistraction.

A.interruption

B.motivation

C.evaluation

D.destination

178.Hewasspecificallyaskedtowriteaplaythatwouldbe

tothelocalcommunity.

A.flexible

B.accessible

C.responsible

D.capable

179.Itisstronglyheldthatnewmustbeintroducedto

protecttherightoftheimmigrants.

A.statistics

B.constructions

C.measures

0.concessions

180.Countrylifeisbetterthancitylifeitoffersfreshair

andnoiselessenvironment.

A.inthat

B.asthat

C.asfor

D.inwhich

181.Oppositionleaderswillbewatchingcarefullytoseehowthe

PrimeMinisterthecrisis.

A.handles

B.conducts

C.observes

0.directs

182.Ittookafewsecondsforhereyestotothedarkness.

A.allocate

B.adopt

C.apply

D.adjust

183.Towriteuphisnovel,Johnislookingforanenvironmentfree

outsidedistraction.

A.on

B.with

C.from

D.in

184.Johnsonwasunknownbeforerunningforthe

presidency.

A.visibly

B.visually

C.vertically

0.virtually

185.Thevolunteerswouldrathergobytrainthan.

A.todrive

B.drive

C.driven

D.tobedriven

186.Policearethedisappearanceoftwochildren.

A.lookingup

B.lookingthrough

C.lookinginto

D.lookingon

187.Ifyoutrytolearntoomanythingsatatime,youmayget

A.concentrated

B.confused

C.confirmed

D.convinced

188.Youshouldhelpthemwhenyourfriendsquarrel

witheachother.

A.comeintosight

B.cometoterms

C.comeintoplay

D.cometopower

189.Moderneconomicsthecountry'sagricultural

policies.

A.undergoes

B.understands

C.underlies

0.undertakes

190.1waswritingareportlastnight;Iwouldnothave

stayeduplate.

A.however

B.otherwise

C.therefore

D.furthermore

191.Whathetolduswasmoreofa(n)thanareality.

A.illusion

B.demonstration

C.illustration

D.reputation

192.Heinsuredhiscarhehadanaccident.

A.unless

B.if

C.since

D.incase

193.Childrenhaveanaturalabouttheworldaround

them.

A.certainty

B.capability

C.cleverness

D.curiosity

194.Hehasdeeploveforthepeopleandloyaltytothe

country.

A.intense

B.initial

C.instant

D.imitative

195.Wegoouttorestaurants,butmostlyweeatathome.

A.occasionally

B.relatively

C.continually

D.absolutely

196.Thisisthefirsttimethatawomanhasbeentothe

post.

A.granted

B.praised

C.pointed

0.appointed

197.Ifpaymentisnotreceived,legalactionwillbeouronly

A.aggression

B.advantage

C.alternative

D.ambition

198.Don'ttrusteverythingyouhavereadinthe

newspapers.

A.which

B.that

C.as

D.what

199.Theconclusionfromthestudyisnotdefinite;itisjust

A.tentative

B.valid

C.technical

0.thorough

200.Sheeverythingelseandconcentratedonthetask

beforeher.

A.setoff

B.setback

C.setaside

D.setup

201.WhenyouknowBobbetter,youwilllikehim.

A.goto

B.gotto

C.wentto

D.getto

202.19vegottheorderfromthebossthatthework

finishedbefore5p.m.today.

A.wouldbe

B.be

C.willhavebeen

D.couldbe

203.Tomhasdonereallyamazedeveryoneinhisclass.

A.What

B.Which

C.That

D.Who

204.Itisnotdecidedtheconferencewillbeheld.

A.what

B.which

C.when

D.that

205.Scientistsarenowworkingonprogramstotheplace

andtimeofearthquakes.

A.assume

B.guess

C.predict

D.release

2O6.Thejudgewhowastohisfavoritewascriticizedby

manypeople.

A.partial

B.fair

C.strict

D.frank

2O7.Anemployeehasperfectreliabilityifhealwaysdoeshiswork

A.personally

B.scarcely

C.respectively

D.responsibly

2O8.TheFrenchmaintainaseparationofpersonaland

professionallife.

A.hostile

B.serious

C.rigid

D.rapid

209.Shecouldn*tthemeaningofthepoembecauseit'

stoovague.

A.workwith

B.workout

C.workat

D.workup

21O.Thehousewasquietinthenight.theoccasional

coughingfrommythroat.

A.asfor

B.suchas

C.insteadof

D.exceptfor

21l.You'dbetterleavethingsifyoudon'tknowhowto

dealwiththem.

A.off

B.out

C.alone

D.over

212.Motivationandpersonalitymaythevaryingdegrees

ofsucc