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1. Only in the dream world ____ moments of desolation or terror that are worse than anything we have known under the sun.
A. there isB. there areC. is thereD. are there
2. Would you please ____ spoil any material?
A. notB. not toC. to notD. don’t
3. ____ in physical shape, he dropped out of the University of Syracuse.
A. As he was badB. Bad as he was
C. Bad although he was D. Bad though he was
4. I hope you don’t mind me ____ you sir, but is there much money involved in the will?
A. askingB. to askC. askD. that I ask
5. The reason Beethoven went away to the country is ____.
A. that he was gradually going deaf
B. because he was gradually going deaf
C. on account of the fact that he was gradually going deaf
D. since he was gradually going deaf
6. “I often feel a sudden fast heart beat when I’m idle.”“You should stop your exercising and need ____”
A.to check your heart
B. to have your heart checked
C. to have checked your heart
D. to be checked your heart
7. When I finish the story, Lenin jumped up from his chair and started pacing the floor, ____, deep in thought.
A. with his head bendingB. in his head bent
C. his head bendingD. his head bent
8. But what ____ to define his personality is a driven concentration on his work, compulsive attention to every aspect of creating musicals.
A. seems most B. is mostly
C. is mostD. seems mostly
9. Switzerland is ____ a place to indulge in all your favorite winter sports; it’s also a marvellous spot to relax.
A. rather thanB. more than
C. else thanD. other than
10. I am lucky ____ the thing I enjoy doing most is ____ I’ve ended up doing.
A. when... thatB. if...what
C. that... whatD. that...that
11. Please ____ your voice if you have any questions to ask the chairman.
A. riseB. raiseC. liftD. enlarge
12. Owen obviously had no ____ of doing any work that day, although it was only a week before the English Test.
A. ambitionB. desireC. intentionD. wish
13. The National Gallery in London has more visitors than ____any other because of its free admission.
A. practicallyB. reallyC. actuallyD. completely
14. On that bitterly cold winter night , few people walked along the ______ narrow streets.
A. lonelyB. neglectedC. desertedD. isolated
15. If you keep gettingwrong numbers, your phone could be ____.
A. defectiveB. ineffectiveC. deficientD. deceptive
16. Mr.Johnson had a terrible cold and could not stop ____.
A. yawningB. sighingC. sneezingD. spitting
17. The chairman asked the members to ____ their votes for or against the proposal.
A. castB. throwC. bidD. offer
18. She was barred from the golf club for refusing to ____with the request.
A. conformB. adhereC. abideD. comply
19. She always ____ the smell of fresh bread with her aunt, who loved baking.
A. associatedB. connectedC. attributedD. contributed
20. Even when the strike was over, and the wages dispute had been ______ , it took several weeks for the country to get cleaned up completely.
A. settledB. evenedC. calmedD. relieved
21. She was paid by the hour, and she managed to keep her family with herpitiful____.
A. salaryB. wagesC. stipendD. payment
22. A plane is a ____ and so is a car.
A. transportB. driveC. vehicleD. carriage
23. Tony was in plain clothes, watching for a ____ character at London Airport all night.
A. suspiciousB. suspectC. susceptibleD. doubtful
24. At first she thought he was joking. It took Jason twenty minutes to convince her that he was ____.
A. earnestB. realC. genuineD. serious
25. You may even become a head waiter eventually. If you have the rightsortof ____ and are not afraid of hard work.
A. natureB. personalityC. temperD. character
1. Only in the dream world ____ moments of desolation or terror that are worse than anything we have known under the sun.
A. there isB. there areC. is thereD. are there
2. Would you please ____ spoil any material?
A. notB. not toC. to notD. don’t
3. ____ in physical shape, he dropped out of the University of Syracuse.
A. As he was badB. Bad as he was
C. Bad although he was D. Bad though he was
4. I hope you don’t mind me ____ you sir, but is there much money involved in the will?
A. askingB. to askC. askD. that I ask
5. The reason Beethoven went away to the country is ____.
A. that he was gradually going deaf
B. because he was gradually going deaf
C. on account of the fact that he was gradually going deaf
D. since he was gradually going deaf
6. “I often feel a sudden fast heart beat when I’m idle.”“You should stop your exercising and need ____”
A.to check your heart
B. to have your heart checked
C. to have checked your heart
D. to be checked your heart
7. When I finish the story, Lenin jumped up from his chair and started pacing the floor, ____, deep in thought.
A. with his head bendingB. in his head bent
C. his head bendingD. his head bent
8. But what ____ to define his personality is a driven concentration on his work, compulsive attention to every aspect of creating musicals.
A. seems most B. is mostly
C. is mostD. seems mostly
9. Switzerland is ____ a place to indulge in all your favorite winter sports; it’s also a marvellous spot to relax.
A. rather thanB. more than
C. else thanD. other than
10. I am lucky ____ the thing I enjoy doing most is ____ I’ve ended up doing.
A. when... thatB. if...what
C. that... whatD. that...that
11. Please ____ your voice if you have any questions to ask the chairman.
A. riseB. raiseC. liftD. enlarge
12. Owen obviously had no ____ of doing any work that day, although it was only a week before the English Test.
A. ambitionB. desireC. intentionD. wish
13. The National Gallery in London has more visitors than ____any other because of its free admission.
A. practicallyB. reallyC. actuallyD. completely
14. On that bitterly cold winter night , few people walked along the ______ narrow streets.
A. lonelyB. neglectedC. desertedD. isolated
15. If you keep gettingwrong numbers, your phone could be ____.
A. defectiveB. ineffectiveC. deficientD. deceptive
16. Mr.Johnson had a terrible cold and could not stop ____.
A. yawningB. sighingC. sneezingD. spitting
17. The chairman asked the members to ____ their votes for or against the proposal.
A. castB. throwC. bidD. offer
18. She was barred from the golf club for refusing to ____with the request.
A. conformB. adhereC. abideD. comply
19. She always ____ the smell of fresh bread with her aunt, who loved baking.
A. associatedB. connectedC. attributedD. contributed
20. Even when the strike was over, and the wages dispute had been ______ , it took several weeks for the country to get cleaned up completely.
A. settledB. evenedC. calmedD. relieved
21. She was paid by the hour, and she managed to keep her family with herpitiful____.
A. salaryB. wagesC. stipendD. payment
22. A plane is a ____ and so is a car.
A. transportB. driveC. vehicleD. carriage
23. Tony was in plain clothes, watching for a ____ character at London Airport all night.
A. suspiciousB. suspectC. susceptibleD. doubtful
24. At first she thought he was joking. It took Jason twenty minutes to convince her that he was ____.
A. earnestB. realC. genuineD. serious
25. You may even become a head waiter eventually. If you have the rightsortof ____ and are not afraid of hard work.
A. natureB. personalityC. temperD. character