Vocabulary

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1. ~ 20.

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CACAA / CCAAA / ABCAB / CADAA

  1. The company is going to implement a(n) ________ expansion plan to double its market, but we doubt if it's feasible. (A) reluctant (B) imaginary (C) ambitious (D) miserable

  2. Sam did not get fired; instead, he left his job ________ because he had some personal issues to deal with. (A) voluntarily (B) moderately (C) mechanically (D) consequently

  3. Women have long been regarded as hard-wired to have an innate sixth sense, which is known as women's ________. (A) optimism (B) maintenance (C) intuition (D) comprehension

  4. The word "nomophobia" was first ________ in 2005 to refer to the fear of being without a mobile phone. (A) coined (B) combed (C) acquired (D) amounted

  5. The archer has always had his heart set on the ________ dream to gain an Olympic medal even after years of training and hard work. (A) vivid (B) ultimate (C) spacious (D) brutal

  6. Critics argue that the rule is outdated, designed to control and ________ women and girls to stereotypical gender roles. It is against gender equality. (A) shrink (B) transport (C) confine (D) strip

  7. Even if you disapprove of other people's points of view, do try to remain ________. (A) dramatic (B) diligent (C) courteous (D) clumsy

  8. The students protesting in front of the presidential building are regarded by the government as ________. Many officials threaten on TV to file lawsuits against those students. (A) mobs (B) nuns (C) fairies (D) victims

  9. The author expresses his sincere ________ to his advisor, Dr. Catherine Norton, for her guidance and advice throughout the study. (A) appreciation (B) consideration (C) preservation (D) situation

  10. Based on just a few unclear symptoms, the doctor ________ that the patient had some kind of infection and gave him antibiotics. (A) speculated (B) assassinated (C) manifested (D) compromised

  11. In the wards of hospice, a patient's quality of life should be ________ to the prolongation of life. As a result, an unnecessary treatment will be avoided. (A) prior (B) cozy (C) naive (D) allergic

  12. He was careful to use ________ correct language, using terms like "mail carrier" rather than "mailman" and "chairperson" instead of "chairman." (A) essentially (B) politically (C) spiritually (D) technically

  13. Applying for jobs is a time ________ task but your commitment to the process will determine your success with it. (A) overcoming (B) fulfilling (C) consuming (D) amusing

  14. Agnes always ________ at the sight of blood. No wonder she cannot be a nurse. (A) faints (B) resigns (C) grieves (D) expands

  15. The doctor clearly ________ professional ethics when he revealed the patient's personal information to a third party. (A) extended (B) violated (C) disciplined (D) furnished

  16. The construction of a new highway came to a ________ when government officials were reported to have taken bribes. (A) feast (B) panel (C) halt (D) nursery

  17. More than five million Syrian ________ have fled their country since the Syrian Civil War broke out in 2011. (A) refugees (B) immigrants (C) pedestrians (D) diplomats

  18. Helen's ankle immediately ________ the moment she fell down the stairs. (A) emerged (B) resembled (C) invaded (D) swelled

  19. The salesperson seemed sincere enough, but ________, I couldn't bring myself to trust him. (A) oddly (B) randomly (C) doubtfully (D) consequently

  20. In the public hearing, local residents are very worried about the ________ of building a new power plant in this town, such as noises, traffic jams, air pollution, and the like. (A) shortcomings (B) masterpieces (C) frameworks (D) commonplaces

21. ~ 40.

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DADCD / BBCCC / ABCCD / BACBB

  1. Our English teacher gave us some more example sentences to ________ our memory of the usage of this word, which was taught in the previous lesson. (A) motivate (B) dispense (C) contest (D) refresh

  2. The famous soccer player has a(n) ________ tattoo of an eagle covering his right shoulder and arm, which looks like a real one. (A) elaborate (B) invisible (C) solemn (D) fragrant

  3. Though times are bad, there are still ________ opportunities for well-qualified and well-prepared job seekers. (A) abstract (B) artificial (C) effective (D) abundant

  4. Not until Mary's parents accidentally found that her classmates had insulted and criticized her did they learn that she had been ________ abused at school. (A) swiftly (B) loosely (C) verbally (D) gracefully

  5. Studies show that early ________ to piano practice can help build up children's language skills. This will probably prompt more parents to force their kids to take piano lessons. (A) refusal (B) proposal (C) adventure (D) exposure

  6. Thanks to advances in assisted reproduction, the death of the last male northern white rhino doesn't necessarily mean ________ for the species. (A) shortage (B) extinction (C) intuition (D) milestone

  7. The suicide bombing was an act of ________ triggered by the collective injustice that the bomber's community suffers. (A) liberty (B) revenge (C) landslide (D) welfare

  8. When the judge saw the fans of the accused superstar screaming in the courtroom, he immediately ________ the police to arrest them. (A) accessed (B) cultivated (C) summoned (D) obtained

  9. Cashless businesses were once a(n) ________ case in some specific shopping venues, but now, cashless is fast on its way to becoming the norm. (A) intense (B) crucial (C) isolated (D) prior

  10. When the chilly wind started to blow in the evening, many pedestrians on the street ________ their hands into the pockets. (A) sprained (B) bathed (C) tucked (D) twisted

  11. After the earthquake, hundreds of victims took ________ in the playground of a local high school for fear that the disaster might strike again. (A) refuge (B) revenge (C) delight (D) hostage

  12. This pair of sneakers is expensive but ________. With proper use and care, it is supposed to last more than ten years. (A) fancy (B) durable (C) extensive (D) awkward

  13. I'd advise you to avoid any ________ with Jim, as he is known for a long record of dishonest deeds. (A) demonstration (B) objection (C) association (D) distribution

  14. It's not a formal party, so you come in ________ wear, such as T-shirts, shorts, hoodies or jeans. (A) primitive (B) luxurious (C) casual (D) delicate

  15. Longing for more ________ to ancient civilization, Joseph decides to make a trip to Egypt. (A) addition (B) obstacle (C) resistance (D) exposure

  16. The difference between the two pictures is too small to be ________; they look practically the same. (A) selected (B) detected (C) neglected (D) suspected

  17. According to the existing election law, Joe is not ________ to run for chairman because he is a foreigner, and not a permanent resident. (A) qualified (B) enclosed (C) exceptional (D) potential

  18. Strict laws and punishments may help reduce the crime rate but cannot totally ________ crime. (A) pause (B) replace (C) eliminate (D) confirm

  19. Job interviews provide a great opportunity for the employer to ________ the capability and suitability of the candidates. (A) carve (B) assess (C) multiply (D) perceive

  20. Louise ________ recalled how he used to bully the nerdy kids back in high school. He feels guilty all the time. (A) voluntarily (B) regrettably (C) furiously (D) promptly

41. ~ 60.

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ABAAD / BCBCC / ACAAD / DAADB

  1. The president was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his outstanding ________ of solving the nuclear crisis. (A) contribution (B) distribution (C) depression (D) oppression

  2. After a ten-hour discussion, the board members finally decided to ________ my suggestion on the new product. (A) absorb (B) adopt (C) commit (D) transmit

  3. I have just heard form the manager that the final project of our team will be ________ next Monday. There is not much time left for us. (A) due (B) durable (C) vacant (D) visual

  4. Thanks to the latest 5G network, international ________ via the Internet will no longer be disturbed by external factors, such as slow connect speed. (A) communication (B) concentration (C) transformation (D) transportation

  5. The country has been divided for a long time. The candidate has stated once he wins the election, he is going to ________ the state and long-lasting division. (A) access (B) expand (C) refer (D) unite

  6. After several months of investigation, the team concluded that the disaster could have been easily avoided if everyone had been on the same page to ________ the accident. (A) persuade (B) prevent (C) produce (D) promote

  7. The college authorities cut the student's speech because they did not want people to know about their scandal. However, the ________ action backfired on them very soon. (A) considerable (B) considerate (C) reckless (D) tactful

  8. The infection rate and death toll of the virus have dropped down significantly. However, the government is still not ________ with the current result and keeps promoting social distancing. (A) affordable (B) content (C) confident (D) confidential

  9. Traditional sports start to notice the rise of E=sports and view it as a ________, for E-sports generate millions of dollars of revenue each year and are gradually taking over the market of traditional sports. (A) condition (B) demand (C) threat (D) trend

  10. Nowadays, We Media, also known as self-media, has gradually become a(n) ________ element of the media world. As more and more mainstream media show their political preferences, the general public is looking for more neutral third-party news. (A) commercial (B) distinct (C) essential (D) extreme

  11. Many trees have been felled for ________ developments; as cities grow larger, the woodlands shrink. (A) urban (B) solar (C) civil (D) tribal

  12. Our homeroom teacher ________ us in the school's music hall for the live concert given by a famous orchestra in Taiwan. (A) occupied (B) exhibited (C) assembled (D) instructed

  13. To better his English speaking skills, Jason hired a private ________ to help with his poor pronunciation and fluency. (A) tutor (B) tenant (C) pioneer (D) merchant

  14. Though the small and shabby apartment is far from desirable, it's ________ to me since I can't afford a better one now. (A) tolerable (B) potential (C) earnest (D) furious

  15. As a punishment, the airline decided to ________ those who took part in yesterday's protest. In total, 53 flight attendants and pilots would lose their jobs as a result. (A) spare (B) export (C) cushion (D) dismiss

  16. To express their dissatisfaction with the new economic policy, tens of thousands of people ________ in front of the presidential office this morning. (A) eliminated (B) circulated (C) negotiated (D) demonstrated

  17. Because Teresa was found to be ________, she decided to adopt one child from the nearby orphanage. (A) infertile (B) diligent (C) aggressive (D) conservative

  18. The most important ________ of one's stomach is to break down food to allow efficient absorption when it passes through the intestine. (A) function (B) reaction (C) movement (D) talent

  19. After having been in a coma for several days, the seriously injured patient finally regained ________. He can talk and eat on his own now. (A) merriness (B) drowsiness (C) restlessness (D) consciousness

  20. The hiking trail climbed ________ upwards, leaving the hikers breathless and exhausted. (A) bitterly (B) steeply (C) tensely (D) recklessly

61. ~ 80.

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CACAD / BBCAD / BDAAC / DCBAB

  1. The dairy company recalled a popular mile product after discovering that it might have been ________ by a cleaning solution during production. (A) certified (B) intensified (C) contaminated (D) innovated

  2. Aloe vera has long been used as a skincare remedy. In addition to moisturizing the skin, the plant has a(n) ________ effect on burns. (A) soothing (B) annoying (C) outgoing (D) alarming

  3. As I get ________ very easily, I avoid listening to music while I'm studying or doing my homework. (A) involved (B) persisted (C) distracted (D) inspired

  4. A political dissident sought refuge in a foreign ________, claiming that his life was under threat due to his anti-government activities. (A) embassy (B) alternative (C) colleague (D) intersection

  5. In the ________ village, time seems to stop. It is the perfect place for people like me who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. (A) thirsty (B) queer (C) critical (D) serene

  6. To communicate effectively, you have to learn to speak with ________ and avoid beating around the bush. (A) residence (B) precision (C) dependence (D) legislation

  7. The celebrity hired a famous ________ designer to design a one-of-a-kind necklace for her wedding. (A) mattress (B) jewelry (C) offspring (D) portrait

  8. John's first marriage was ________. In fact, it ended so bitterly that he had trouble getting into another relationship. (A) democratic (B) eloquent (C) disastrous (D) competent

  9. The "OK" hand gesture, commonly signaling consent or understanding, has now acquired a new meaning - it is used as a hate symbol to ________ white power. (A) indicate (B) mumble (C) harness (D) depart

  10. People with Asperger syndrome have certain ________, like lacking social skills and having a narrow range of interests. (A) marvels (B) odors (C) spouses (D) traits

  11. The customer was notified by email that his order ________ because some items in it were out of ________. (A) was canceled; errand (B) had been canceled; stock (C) had canceled; storage (D) canceling; fetch

  12. The apple tree is ________ with a bacterial disease, which kills its ________ and causes its leaves to wither. (A) contracted; syrup (B) clashed; petals (C) contaminated; genome (D) infected; blossoms

  13. Unable to stand the ________ atmosphere in the room, Mark tried to ________ it with a joke, only to be met with awkward silence. (A) tense; lighter (B) vain; hasten (C) keen; recite (D) alert; reform

  14. The informer was ________ to be a high-ranking officer in the company, as only the ________ had access to the classified information. (A) suspected; management (B) detected; immigration (C) assigned; parliament (D) exposed; official

  15. I don't like to wear clothes made of linen, as they ________ easily and need constant ironing, which is too ________ for me. (A) crack; cunning (B) sparkle; ethical (C) wrinkle; troublesome (D) harden; habitual

  16. Most people do not seem to feel sympathy for ________ creatures, but they do need ________. (A) needy; to protect (B) pristine; protection (C) abusing; to be protected (D) endangered; protecting

  17. The Chinese lay much stress on the young's ________ to the elderly. Once the children don't do ________, they get angry. (A) generosity; what's told (B) offense; that they're told (C) obedience; as told (D) vista; so

  18. For too long, man has had the ________ belief that he could control nature, but now we see that this is impossible. (A) lawful (B) vain (C) ethical (D) coarse

  19. Lower ________ and a stable climate for industry to plan and thrive will lead to long-term ________. (A) inflation; prosperity (B) intonation; immunity (C) complication; humidity (D) perfection; dynasty

  20. The ________ errors you made in your composition ________ if you had been more careful. (A) lousy; would avoid (B) grammatical; could have been avoided (C) shortsighted; should have avoided (D) dreadful; might be avoided

81. ~ 100.

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DCCCB / CBABC / BCAAD / BADCB

  1. You have given us many ________ opinions. Thanks for you ________. (A) persuasive; blessing (B) insulting; syllable (C) urban; socket (D) constructive; input

  2. Choose the WRONG one. (A) Hamlet vows to revenge himself on his uncle for the death of his father. (B) Hamlet vows to take revenge on his uncle for his father's death. (C) Hamlet vows to revenge his uncle for the death of his father. (D) Hamlet vows to revenge his father's death on his uncle.

  3. The patient didn't make it through the operation. Unsatisfied with the result, his parents plan to sue the ________ for medical malpractice. (A) physician (B) congressman (C) surgeon (D) electrician

  4. ________ the right training and teamwork, we defeated all the rivals and won the ________. (A) Upon; champion (B) At; framework (C) With; championship (D) From; souvenir

  5. Everyone ________ Andy as honest, but I hold the ________ view. I think he is hypocrite. (A) considers; far-sighted (B) refers to; converse (C) deems; preferable (D) regards; similar

  6. Her campaign ________, "a president for the people", was pleasantly alliterative but empty. (A) syllable (B) intonation (C) slogan (D) digest

  7. There's a time ________ of about a week between having the blood test and getting the results. (A) tense (B) lag (C) socket (D) fossil

  8. ________ the brake ________ is pressed, the greater the car's deceleration. (A) The harder; pedal (B) The more hardly; petal (C) Harder as; pebble (D) The more harder; paddle

  9. After each Thanksgiving dinner, I was grateful that I decided to wear ________ waist pants so that it would ________ my stomach size. (A) plentiful; attach (B) elastic; adjust to (C) flexible; modify (D) fragrant; adapt

  10. The police ________ two men who escaped from custody yesterday. (A) watching out for (B) stop by (C) are on the lookout for (D) pass down

  11. Have you ________ made a list of what you want to buy before stepping into the supermarket but ended up ________ more things than you needed? (A) even; to buy (B) ever; buying (C) once; bought (D) yet; buy

  12. Many students love the movie The Avengers ________ is also one of my favorites. (A) that (B) which (C) , which (D) what

  13. 90% of the people in the world are right-handed. They use their right hands to do almost everything,________ writing, using tools, and playing sports. (A) such as (B) for example (C) included (D) such like

  14. The scientist will ________ some experiments on rats and later present the results in a journal. (A) perform (B) predict (C) expose (D) control

  15. Two coats of fur and thick layer of fat equip polar bears for ________ throughout the harsh weather. (A) variety (B) breath (C) digestion (D) survival

  16. Those who ________ great things have clear goals, dare to take risks, and never give up. (A) recite (B) accomplish (C) manifest (D) reform

  17. Can you recall ________? (A) what happened to your little sister (B) how did the even happen (C) when did your mother cook the dinner (D) where you go this morning

  18. Here in Taiwan, people can enjoy iced tea ________ comes in many flavors. (A) , which (B) in which (C) all that (D) that

  19. Do you know ________? (A) when is the singer going to release her album (B) where is the singer holding the concert (B) when the singer's album will be released (D) where the singer's concert be held

  20. Patrick Dempsey is ________ just an actor; he is a famous race car driver, too. (A) as good as (B) more than (C) just only (D) no more than

101. ~ 120.

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BACCD / DCDAB / DCDBA / BACDA

  1. Over a professional career that spanned 20 years, Bryant ________ no hardship at all, and his 5 NBA championships and 18 All-Star selections ________ him as one of the best players in NBA history. (A) conceives of; attach (B) submits to; justify (C) removes form; defend (D) restrains from; identify

  2. ________, New South Wales was the hardest hit of the Australian States, with more than two thousand homes destroyed or damaged by the ________ blaze, which is the largest in state history. (A) Evidently; massive (B) Properly; extensive (C) Obviously; distinctive (D) Appropriately; continental

  3. On June, 1, 2018, Pablo delivered pizza to the military offices at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn, as he had several times before. This time, however, ________ Pablo was detained by the base security, for he was asked for another form of government-________ identification and was found that he'd been ordered to be deported in 2010. (A) qualified; yielded (B) eager; schemed (C) submissive; issued (D) potential; granted

  4. Recently, some convenience stores come up with a ________ to offer discounts on food that is close to its expiration date to increase sales and reduce food waste. The type of promotion is helpful for lower-income families ________ to save money. (A) conduct; desired (B) commission; keen (C) scheme; eager (D) grant; desperate

  5. While coronavirus is a ________ to a fatal pandemic, it's a blessing to the marine life, which, in ________ studies, has suffered from chronic stress resulting from the noise pollution coming along with the busy transportation. (A) substance; proper (B) presentation; independent (C) treatment; ancient (D) monument; prior

  6. The recent decline in the dollar has put a bigger ________ on the economic system while the rising consumer spending is often a good ________ of public confidence in the economy. (A) privilege; milestone (B) potential; penalty (C) slavery; blackout (D) strain; index

  7. Today, one of the ________ classrooms can be the Internet. In fact, not only many online courses are offered from the world's top universities for free, they ________ a wide range of topics for people to choose from as well. (A) symbolic; conduct (B) extensive; resume (C) prevailing; feature (D) global; represent

  8. ________ by rage, she could hardly ________ herself and gave the bully a hard punch on the head. (A) Overwhelmed; alter (B) Overcome; navigate (C) Confronted; behave (D) Consumed; restrain

  9. ________, a highly controversial issue, was legalized nationally in the United States following the Roe ________ Wade case. (A) Abortion; versus (B) Personnel; in proportion to (C) League; prior to (D) Institute; whereas

  10. The ________ of good crop ________ cheered everyone. (A) commission; substances (B) prospect; yields (C) scheme; products (D) privilege; celebrations

  11. ________ the health of her students, Elaine, the head teacher at St. Ninians School in Scotland, decided to make running at least one mile a part of the school day to supplement regular physical education classes. The "Daily Mile" program, to everyone's delight, ends up bringing ________ improvement to students' health. (A) To worry about; distinctive (B) Concerning about; supreme (C) Confronted by; ultimate (D) Anxious about; substantial

  12. ________ in 1976, the ________ way it has been dealing with its cases scares its prospective customers away. (A) Founded; mean (B) Founding; unfair (C) The enterprise being founded; shabby (D) The enterprise was founded; tricky

  13. In Taiwan, we ________ Teachers' Day on September 28 in honor of Confucius, who is considered the greatest teacher of ancient China. More broadly defined, Teachers' Day is a time to show our appreciation for all educators, most of ________ efforts have long been taken for granted nowadays. (A) worship; their (B) adore; them (C) celebrate; whom (D) observe; whose

  14. ________ as a teenager, he ________ the cancellation of corporal punishment. (A) Having bruised his ego; imposes (B) Having had his ego bruised; advocates (C) Bruising his ego; grants (D) His ego has bruising; presents

  15. ________, ________ their timely help, we wouldn't succeed in winning the league championship now. (A) Ultimately; had it not been for (B) In the long run; were it not for (C) Eventually; if it had not for (D) In the end, if there were no

  16. The story is about a boy bring one of the few children of color at a famous private school ________ nothing other than its academics is given ________ to. (A) which; privilege (B) where; priority (C) which; qualification (D) where; distinction

  17. On the wall ________ the picture Liberty Leading the People painted in the Romantic style in 1830. In the painting ordinary French citizens were seen charging and firing their guns at the soldiers of King Charles X. Everything being quiet, you might hear people shouting themselves ________ out of fear and the nonstop echoes of gunfire. (A) hung; hoarse (B) was hung; coarse (C) hanged; stranded (D) was hanged; trapped

  18. He probably never imagined that his good will would cause ________ harm ________ plastic bags ending up as the main source of pollution of our concerns. (A) foul; even though (B) extensive; since (C) potential; with (D) huge; , which

  19. On the stage ________ Olivia, ________ her fame, ________ people to walk out of their comfort zone. (A) standing; thanks to; had inspired (B) stood; accompanied by; to inspire (C) standing; for; inspired (D) stood; with; inspiring

  20. ________ what manner did he discover the new planet? He noticed the dimming of brightness from the stars in the telescope ________ he took as evidence that something was there. (A) In; , which (B) For; , that (C) By; , which (D) With; what

121. ~ 140.

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CDABC / BADCC / ACBBA / CDDCB

  1. The committee ________ that mentally ill people in the community are not receiving the care and treatment they need and promises to make amends for that. (A) condemns (B) demands (C) acknowledges (D) preaches

  2. ________ part of our writing program, students will exchange ________ with their peers in another country. (A) With; document (B) From; fraction (C) In; specimen (D) As; correspondence

  3. Local people are protesting about the proposed ________ of a church into a late-night bar. (A) conversion (B) device (C) format (D) application

  4. When the defendant gave an alibi that was too ________ inits description, he made the police very ________. (A) abnormal; downward (B) elaborate; suspicious (C) astray; resident (D) weird; stunning

  5. When ________ was discovered that she cheated during the game, she was looking for a(n) ________ who could back up her story. (A) that; colleague (B) she; preacher (C) it; ally (D) truth; frontier

  6. Although Elaine spent a long time on her Halloween costume, she only ________ resembled a zombie. (A) undoubtedly (B) vaguely (C) significantly (D) strikingly

  7. Once the detectives decided to ________ with their interrogation for ten hours, the suspect finally ________ to the crime. (A) persist; confessed (B) convert; admitted (C) consist; attached (D) inquire; sustained

  8. Baseball ________ tied the boys in my neighborhood together ________ their age or race. (A) childhood; in addition to (B) boyhood; except for (C) adulthood; in spite of (D) brotherhood; regardless of

  9. If you want to ask Jerry to do something for you, money talks. Money is ________ makes him ________. (A) the only thing; tackle (B) that; tagged (C) what; tick (D) which; tickling

  10. As a young person who has only lived two decades, I have only lived a(n) ________ of my full lifespan. (A) patent (B) output (C) fraction (D) reverse

  11. The loan officer's plan would allow the farmer ________ a decent living while paying back the bank. (A) to sustain (B) to suspend (C) to update (D) to computerize

  12. ________ many products you buy on this website, as long as you buy them on Sundays, you can get free ________. (A) No matter what; packaging (B) Whichever; goods (C) However; delivery (D) No matter how; sponsor

  13. This action movie has not just received positive reviews from critics ________ has achieved ________ success. (A) and; potential (B) but; commercial (C) or; external (D) as; revolutionary

  14. For safety reasons, it is essential that a person ________ this construction site ________ a helmet at all times. (A) enter; wear (B) entering; wear (C) enters; should wear (D) who enters; wears

  15. The Edinburgh International Festival is a(n) ________ event that ________ tens of thousands of tourists every August. (A) annual; draws (B) yearly; appeals (C) impulsive; attracts (D) widespread; catches

  16. The government is now looking at many ________ of the flood ________ avoid future damage from heavy rain. (A) setbacks; in order to (B) respects; with an eye to (C) aspects; so as to (D) causes; as for

  17. Helen is trying to look completely different for her upcoming class reunion; this time around, she intends to have her hair ________ grey. (A) dye (B) died (C) dyeing (D) dyed

  18. I'll have a busy schedule tomorrow. If you need to reach me, I ________ at this time tomorrow, which means I'll not be available. (A) will have a meeting (B) am having a meeting (C) would be holding a meeting (D) will be having a meeting

  19. Taiwan had previously prohibited imports of beef from American cattle that are more than 30 months old out of concern that older cattle might put people's lives ________ because of the condition known as BSE, more commonly ________ to be "mad cow disease." (A) at risk; overlooked (B) in danger; offered (C) at stake; perceived (D) in peril; inherited

  20. Both black and white demonstrators ________ protests against police brutality in more than 2,000 US cities, despite the pandemic and social distancing rules. They were supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, which has been fighting racial injustice ________ the country for ages. (A) executed; embracing (B) initiated; haunting (C) induced; shattering (D) pleaded; penetrating

141. ~ 160.

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ADCBD / CADCB / ADBCA / DCDBA

  1. Making money by creating online videos that receive lots of clicks has become a job many people long to do. To succeed in this line of work, the following qualities are the ones one cannot ________: relevant software skills, the ability to work when ________ by time, and always being ready to live with stress. (A) dispense with; compelled (B) do without; interfered (C) dispose of; acquired (D) fall short; destroyed

  2. Most people think language exists to help us express our thoughts and opinions. But what if you ________ that around? In German, the word "bridge" is grammatically feminine, but in Spanish, it is masculine. Therefore, German speakers will ________ from beautiful or elegant bridges for thrills, but Spanish speakers will do so from strong and tough bridges for fun. (A) molded; display (B) modified; clasp (C) tilted; dispose (D) flipped; plunge

  3. All around the world, certain holidays are met with a ________ of shopping activities. In America, it's Black Friday or Cyber Monday, two days that come after Thanksgiving. But in Asia, especially China, the best ________ is Singles Day, which falls on November 11. The date of the holiday comes form the fact that the date is all singles: 11/11. (A) devotion; account (B) selection; orientation (C) whirl; illustration (D) density; segment

  4. Sad to say, my parents are the last to ________ the latest technology. They don't think there's any ________ for their year-old kettle. (A) exclaim; permit (B) embrace; substitute (C) deposit; packet (D) exclude; shortage

  5. Bearing so much ________ against each other, there's no way that the couple are to ________ their marriage. (A) despair; thrust into (B) penetration; devote themselves to (C) puff; have their passion for (D) grudge; patch up

  6. ________ refugees ran away from their homelands and ________ for survival in the neighboring countries. (A) Two millions of; collapsed (B) Ten hundred of; supported (C) Thousands of; struggled (D) Tens of thousands of; strengthened

  7. Unfamiliar ________ we were with the subway system in Tokyo, we ________ found our way back to the hotel. (A) as; somehow (B) whereas; generally (C) though; hardly (D) that; usually

  8. After all of her family members died, the elderly woman felt ________ alone and ________ isolated. (A) solely; verbally (B) notably; cautiously (C) painfully; normally (D) utterly; absolutely

  9. All experienced hillwalkers are ________ aware of the dangers of ________ on to the hills without being properly equipped and prepared. (A) little; lingering (B) too; roaming (C) well; venturing (D) scarcely; striding

  10. Her sparkling jewelry ________ the perfect ________ for her fine complexion. (A) worked like; stripe (B) acted as; foil (C) served as; tempo (D) functioned like; plow

  11. Because a(n) ________ of her money would be used ________ her bills, Karen knew she would have to watch her spending this month. (A) bulk; to pay (B) sum; to paying (C) number; paying (D) amount; paid

  12. When the loan officer quickly ________ my application, I realized she was ________ to my request. (A) snorted; infinite (B) startled; tempting (C) supervised; accustomed (D) scanned; indifferent

  13. The soil was tested to make sure that it was free form ammonia or any other nitrogen ________. (A) storage (B) compound (C) interface (D) flavor

  14. ________ my husband's response was ________, I knew he was not excited about the decorating changes I had made. (A) Because of; savory (B) Seeing that; savory (C) Since; bland (D) Due to; stuffy

  15. After Jake scratched the fender on his father's car, he tried to ________ the damage by parking the vehicle in the garage. (A) conceal (B) stutter (C) anchor (D) steer

  16. Standing in on the recipient's ________, the ill man's wife expressed how honored he was to be entered into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She seemed to ________ her husband. (A) throne; be proud of (B) preference; take pride in (C) reminder; feel proud of (D) behalf; pride herself on

  17. Tell him I'll wait for him in my office ________. (A) If you had seem him (B) were he come (C) should you see him (C) had he come

  18. On no account ________ to her unless she apologizes to me first. (A) I may talk (B) did I talk (C) I should talk (D) will I talk

  19. Taking a plane can affect your ears ________ may feel painful during take-off or landing. (A) who (B) , which (C) , who (D) which

  20. Since Amy ________ movies with her boyfriend tomorrow afternoon, she can't go shopping with us. (A) will be watching (B) have watched (C) is watching (D) watches

161. ~ 180.

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DBBCB / ADCCB / BADAC / DBBAB

  1. ________ you are really eager for success ________ willing to make sacrifices and do your best. (A) Once; can you be (B) Not until; you are (C) Every time; you are (D) Only when; will you be

  2. ________ is more important to Lora when she chooses her future job is not the salary but ________. (A) The thing that; what can she accomplish (B) What; what she can accomplish (C) Which; how can she accomplish (D) Whatever; how she can accomplish

  3. Despite the discount, we still thought it was ________ an expensive meal ________ the restaurant's unsatisfactory food and service. (A) so; in view of (B) quite; considering (C) very; regarding (D) too; in contrast with

  4. Queuing to ________ the purchase of limited-edition products is a widespread phenomenon in Taiwan, and some people even go so far as to camp out all night. These products may be one of a kind, but when you factor in the ________ amount of time spent waiting in line, they are probably not worth the effort. (A) assure; dazzling (B) seek; immense (C) secure; staggering (D) manifest; absurd

  5. When out in nature, many people ________ give animals food, which may accustom them to being fed by humans. As a result, whenever these wild animals see a human, they may ________ aggressive behavior in order to obtain food. (A) tend to; enroll in (B) are prone to; resort to (C) are apt to; propose to (D) are liable to; indulge in

  6. Student demonstrations in Thailand last year grew into nationwide protests. By fall, ________ by a demand for widespread political reform, the peaceful protests had grown in size and intensity. It seemed that the COVID-19 pandemic didn't ________ the students at all. (A) spurred; deter (B) elevated; shrink (C) acknowledged; scrape (D) vetoed; halve

  7. It was ________ that Triple Stimulus Vouchers issued to every Taiwanese citizen would help fuel their ________ for more purchases to boost the domestic economy. (A) declared; likelihood (B) argued; counsel (C) described; desperation (D) projected; cravings

  8. Biden has been charged with ________ the economy, dealing with climate change, and fighting systemic racism heatedly ________ by people, among others. How he addresses these issues will be critical in helping Americans decide if they chose the right man for the job. (A) informing; decoded (B) dazzling; chanted (C) reviving; slammed (D) elevating; abided

  9. Schools across the island were ________ to extend winter vacation for an additional two weeks in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the most contagious one ________ ever since. (A) proposed; overrun (B) enrolled; shuddered (C) informed; acknowledged (D) consoled; described

  10. The Korean pop group, BTS, topped the US Billboard Hot 100 chart with their newly-released ________ single Dynamite, a(n) ________ achievement. (A) dazzling; unrivaled (B) sought-after; unprecedented (C) flourishing; unmatched (D) blasting; boundless

  11. COVID-19 lockdowns have hit Thailand hard. The number of many small businesses has been ________, putting people out of work and leaving families struggling in ________. (A) saddled; bog (B) halved; distress (C) convicted; awe (D) assaulted; scrap

  12. Tension ________ when furious protestors took to the streets. They were mainly the laid-off workers from the tourism industry, the most ________ one to COVID-19. (A) peaked; vulnerable (B) consumed; endangered (C) affected; terrified (D) adjusted; excessive

  13. The security forces asked the public to ________ laws and exercise great restraint by not responding to ________ attacks and threats. (A) abide by; immense (B) comply with; solemn (C) stick to; insecure (D) conform to; hostile

  14. When you say that you're addicted to sweets, you aren't kidding. Sugar is eight times as addictive as cocaine. ________ its sweet disguise, there's no fooling your health when it comes to sugar consumption. It turns out it's sugar, not fat, ________ makes you sick and overweight. (A) For all; that (B) Because; which (C) Regardless of; which (D) Because of; that

  15. So far, we haven't figured out whether or not the following factors, many of ________ might be attributed to humans, ________ responsible for the extinction of those species. (A) what; are (B) them; being (C) which; are (D) those; being

  16. People ________ crime were sent to jail and they were usually found ________ in poor condition. (A) having convicted of; having lived (B) convicted of; to live (C) being convicted of; alive (D) having been convicted of; living

  17. By 2030, the number of students ________ to a record low, as the number of students now is only two-third of ________ it was five years ago. (A) has been dropping; what (B) will have dropped; what (C) had dropped; that (D) will be dropping; that

  18. I was wondering ________ I had to trade sugary foods ________ those made with low or no calorie sweeteners, like diet soda, or sugar-free cookies. (A) if; with (B) whether; for (C) where; with (D) what; for

  19. It is believed that the problem of sub-replacement fertility will get worsened in fifteen years, ________ the elderly, the sick, and the ________ will take up a large proportion of the population. (A) when; solitary (B) which; resented (C) that; whined (D) during which; withered

  20. ________ is the appeal of the sweets that they gain wide ________ in the markets. (A) So; precaution (B) such; currency (D) That; badge (D) It; argument

181. ~ 200.

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DCCBC / BDDAD / CBCAC / BDACB

  1. No sooner ________ with in appropriate physical contact than you had to report it to the police. The supervisors cannot ________ him like this. (A) he had started harassing you; consent to (B) he started harassing you; abide by (C) did he start harassing you; comply with (D) had he started harassing you; indulge

  2. ________, a lot of people still choose to ride a motorcycle due to its convenience. In fact, you can see quite a few riders ________ past or even changing lanes at will, putting their lives and others' at risk. (A) Despite it's dangerous; spurring (B) Although it's dangerous; commuting (C) Dangerous as it is; zooming (D) Even if it is dangerous; blasting

  3. The number of people ________ in the outskirts ________ of late. (A) settling; have been increasing (B) inhabiting; has increased (C) dwelling; has been increasing (D) living; have increased

  4. Science fiction movies pictured a scenario ________ the problem of population explosion aggravates and with limited food, people can only ________ life. (A) that; resort to (B) where; scrape through (C) when; comply with (D) which; brood over

  5. It's essential that an athlete ________ his blood sugar level stable rather than causing it to rise by eating a sweet snack, even though a boost in energy might be an aid in his ________ for victory. (A) to keep; proposal (B) keeps; consent (C) keep; quest (D) kept; manifestation

  6. John is believed ________ resentment toward his boss for long. His offensive remarks heaped on his boss today ________ his attitude. (A) to harbor; declares (B) to have harbored; manifests (C) having harbored; explains (D) having had harbored; describes

  7. Lack of social contact at work or at school, due to stay-at-home orders, has made many people rarely have a chance to share stories and memories with others, which in turn, have their vigor ________ as time goes by. Of course, people are still sharing information online on social media sites, but this is not ________ repeating stories in person, which can consolidate recollections and create "episodic memories." (A) slapped; as a beneficial experience as (B) slapped; a more than beneficial experience than (C) withered; as an beneficial experience as (D) withered; more beneficial an experience than

  8. (Choose the WRONG one) "________" said Dad. "Even with all the money in the world, they say, there's no guarantee you'll be happy," ________ he. (A) Money is not the assurance of happiness.; counselled (B) I can assure you that money cannot buy happiness.; chanted (C) You can rest assured that money isn't everything.; exclaimed (D) I can assure you of money being inadequate.; argued

  9. The land situated between these two countries is rich in mineral resources, and there were a ________ of people ________ a fortune coveting it. (A) swarm; intent on making (B) surge; intend to make (C) number; desiring for making (D) gust; eager to make

  10. Because of poor sanitation, many diseases have ________ in this area, putting thousands of lives ________. (A) scrambled; in danger (B) snatched; at stake (C) fused; at risk (D) surged; in peril

  11. Her son's disobedience and her daughter's indifference have long been causes of ________ for Ms. Lin. Despite all the ________ she has made, their parent-child relationship isn't improved at all. (A) torment; braces (B) tangle; priorities (C) agony; endeavors (D) fatigue; applauses

  12. Those retired teachers' life-long dedication to education is ________, for they are invited by the president to a party held in a(n) ________ hall. (A) magnified; distinguished (B) reckoned; majestic (C) applauded; abundant (D) publicized; subjective

  13. Failing to reach a compromise with local residents, the officials were besieged by the ________ protesters fighting for their ________ power. (A) juvenile; magnifying (B) permissible; beneficial (C) indignant; sovereign (D) astonishing; botanical

  14. The future looks ________ as the seriously injured driver brought to the emergency room is in a(n) ________. (A) grim; urgent need (B) concerned; optional condition (C) accessible; full agenda (D) tentative; critical checkup

  15. She blamed me for ________ every mistake in the report. How could she fire me for all the ________ excuses she made up? (A) consciously; consistent (B) arguably; accessible (C) practically; lame (D) relatively; imaginary

  16. Regarding the issue of marriage, my parents ________ the traditional viewpoint that your life will not be complete if you never get married, having the other one ________ you on the journey of life. (A) refer to; sheltering (B) conform to; escorting (C) catch on; distributing (D) submit to; assigning

  17. A survey conducted last month reveals that the number of high school students ________ smartphones is on the rise; in other words, there are more and more teenagers ________ smartphones. (A) soaking up; in peril of (B) meditating on; fascinated by (C) scrambling for; striking the right chord with (D) obsessed with; falling prey to

  18. When patients ________ from hospital were asked to come back for further inspection, they were ________ with worry. (A) discharged; frantic (B) abolished; intense (C) suspended; noticeable (D) battered; astonishing

  19. Growing up in a conservative family, she is ________ from wearing anything too ________ for others to see through. (A) abolished; air-tight (B) curbed; abundant (C) banned; transparent (D) alienated; fundamental

  20. Since this is only a(n) ________ plan, I'm ________ my judgement. I'll give my final say when the conclusion is reached. (A) vague; illustrating (B) tentative; suspending (C) adolescent; discarding (D) trifle; reforming

201. ~ 220.

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ABDDA / DCBBA / CBDCB / ADCDB

  1. Failing to ________ her anger, she had a fierce ________ with her mom. (A) suppress; dispute (B) refute; duration (C) devour; tangle (D) revolve; sentiment

  2. Apparently, various businessmen had been ________ the officials to ________ the costs at the expense of qualities. (A) draping; mingle (B) bribing; trim (C) identifying; revolve (D) banning; slay

  3. With no one ________ him, John is the very man that should ________ the post. (A) objecting to; bid (B) mocking at; snatch (C) wary of; ascend (D) parallel to; assume

  4. Met with ________ resistance from the opponents, the president is clearly in a dilemma about how to ________ this controversial issue as where to locate the nuclear power plant. (A) defensive; resume (B) absurd; comprehend (C) contagious; resolve (D) obstinate; tackle

  5. A black sheep in his family, John is now ________ for ________ driving. (A) in custody; reckless (B) in disbelief; nasty (C) in exile; extinct (D) in distress; idiot

  6. What really angered Mary was the dirty underhand way her colleague had ________ the ________ teller. Obviously, they were taking advantage of his inexperience. (A) navigated; feminine (B) scorned; sloppy (C) bulged; feeble (D) deceived; novice

  7. It turned out that the mayor's sex ________ has ________ all other issues during this election campaign. (A) trial; alerted (B) segment; exceeded (C) scandal; eclipsed (D) operation; suspended

  8. The rescuers could hear the ________ of someone trapped in the rubble among the ________ houses. (A) whimpers; perished (B) groans; tumbled (C) wails; coiled (D) shrieks; faltered

  9. John hopes his workers will continue to work ________ to ensure the company is able to ________ even in times of depression. (A) jointly; glitter (B) earnestly; thrive (C) thoroughly; rejoice (D) obediently; gallop

  10. To save the marine life, the government must ________ itself to improving the ________ coasts. (A) commit; contaminated (B) equate; alerted (C) batch; harsh (D) format; stale

  11. The editor-in-chief delivered ________ on his fellow editors, for their editorial's treatment of the issue was way too ________. (A) protests; modest (B) oaths; unlawful (C) sermons; superficial (D) intentions; troublesome

  12. He believes that climate change may still be ________, as long as we ________ an environmentally-friendly way of living. (A) malicious; advocate (B) reversible; adopt (C) vigorous; install (D) mortal; transmit

  13. I was brought up to be polite. ________, I have tried to teach my own children to hold the elders in high ________. (A) Accordingly; interaction (B) Roughly; reign (C) Namely; bosom (D) Likewise; esteem

  14. Unlike Mary, who was ________ sizzling steak, the feeling that he seemed to have forgotten something important had been ________ at John all day. (A) wolfing down; flourishing (B) gorging herself on; tempting (C) sinking her teeth into; gnawing (D) corresponding to; transmitting

  15. After a short break for rain, the match ________ with both players ________ each other for the championship. (A) reined; navigating (B) resumed; rivaling (C) rotated; saluting (D) transformed; ensuring

  16. The worst ________ would be that her writing was barely ________ to me. Then I could hardly make out what she tried to express. (A) scenario; comprehensible (B) resistance; commonplace (C) adjustment; conventional (D) intention; unforeseen

  17. She paid her husband ________ for booking such a room commanding spectacular ________ vistas of the valley. (A) complaints; multifaceted (B) complements; glittering (C) companions; interior (D) compliments; panoramic

  18. After hours of argument, they ________ against doing clinical ________ on the new drug for fear of its potential side effects. (A) survived; humanities (B) ensured; lotteries (C) resolved; trials (D) revolved; regulations

  19. Hearing the cracking sound of the wall, the crowd ________ in horror and began to push and shove, making a ________ for the exit. (A) checked; gleam (B) plunged; visa (C) heightened; flap (D) gasped; dart

  20. Please ________ our condolences to the bereft family suffering ________ loss. (A) comprehend; notorious (B) convey; substantial (C) evolve; active (D) lift; innumerable

221. ~ 240.

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DACCD / BADAC / DBCCC / DBABD

  1. Mom ________ at Spotty, our dog, for he ________ the picnic table, spilling food everywhere. (A) hovered; zipped (B) jeered; consumed (C) nibbled; overflowed (D) glared; upset

  2. It's hard to believe that those workers could ________ such unexpected results in so ________ living conditions. (A) yield; primitive (B) filter; prehistoric (C) peg; ragged (D) pluck; fast-paced

  3. Much to our regret, rather than ________ the boundary between reality and fantasy and having people face the music, this film ________ the distinction. (A) propping; fences (B) charting; draws (C) underlining; blurs (D) denying; corrects

  4. Only species ________ to the area are allowed ________ access to the exhibition room. (A) vicious; lifelong (B) lofty; descriptive (C) indigenous; exclusive (D) kin; inward

  5. It would be no ________ to say that the new skyscraper would ________ all those near it. (A) limitation; misinterpret (B) appreciation; manufacture (C) exception; consume (D) exaggeration; dwarf

  6. She's an experienced politician, but she's not ________ criticism. The accusation of her being ________ really hurts her. (A) exposed to; dreadful (B) immune to; corrupt (C) dependent on; forgetful (D) notorious for; cowardly

  7. Most tourists respond ________ to the ________ Italian food served by the restaurant. (A) positively; authentic (B) seriously; artificial (C) physically; fast-paced (D) personally; challenging

  8. Unless there has been a ________ improvement in her attitude, in ________ cases, Mary may be laid off for committing such a serious offense. (A) fundamental; uniform (B) crucial; vicious (C) substantial; barren (D) consistent; extreme

  9. Three minutes into the game, Jackson ________ off the pitch with a serious ankle injury, which ________ his chance of winning the game. (A) limped; ruined (B) clutched; achieved (C) jeered; denied (D) plucked; fulfilled

  10. The new law, instead of having the poorer families' hopes ________, put them at a distinct ________. (A) propped; limitation (B) rumbled; anxiety (C) kindled; disadvantage (D) featured; latitude

  11. A ________ economy is but only a distant ________ given the slow response our government has taken to the recession. (A) hardy; fad (B) rumbling; paradox (C) pricking; prophecy (D) robust; mirage

  12. Their ________ opposition to new working methods was difficult to ________. (A) adequate; interfere with (B) obstinate; get over (C) exclusive; come by (D) outward; keep off

  13. The country's employment system is a(n) ________ of the 1960s when women were ________, paid less for the same amount of work compared with their male counterparts. (A) requirement; blocked (B) context; consumed (C) relic; discriminated (D) argument; biased

  14. I had my camping stuff ________ away after the recent bad experience ________ my enthusiasm for outdoor activities. (A) composed; alternated (B) conquered; declined (C) tucked; blunted (D) rendered; undertook

  15. It was the judge's personal ________ that the paper was the best, for it was ________ prepared with studious care and details. (A) treason; evidently (B) vanity; plainly (C) conviction; obviously (D) faculty; apparently

  16. Jane didn't have a ticket to the movie ________ those wounded soldiers, but I thought we might ________ her in. (A) falling in love with; clasp (B) laying down its life to; grant (C) doing wonders to; filter (D) paying tribute to; sneak

  17. As a ________ of our gratitude for all that you have done to help us go through the most difficult ________ in life, we would like you to accept this small gift. (A) pillar; purpose (B) token; phase (C) stanza; betrayal (D) marvel; session

  18. The country's progress was ________ by the very leader who was anything but a man of highest ________. (A) constrained; integrity (B) utilized; opposition (C) signified; tournament (D) racked; objective

  19. Those colorful and ________ costumes were ________ away only ten minutes after the auction was held. (A) universal; wrung (B) elaborate; whisked (C) stylish; yarned (D) contemporary; pruned

  20. He has been ________ with rage after receiving from his opponent the letter inundated with such ________ language. (A) exclaiming; toxic (B) squatting; astonishing (C) vowing; solemn (D) simmering; coarse

241. ~ 260.

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CDABD / ABCDD / BAACA / DBACD

  1. For many baseball fans, a visit to the Yankee Stadium is a(n) ________ he has to ________. (A) vacancy; rotate (B) objective; repay (C) pilgrimage; undertake (D) tournament; update

  2. The proposal of lowering interest rate to give a much-needed ________ to the economy was ________ with thundering applause. (A) productivity; anticipated (B) enterprise; preceded (C) sprint; released (D) boost; greeted

  3. "I did nothing wrong. Take your hands off me!" ________ Mary with a ________. (A) retorted; snarl (B) slumped; ritual (C) pleaded; stroke (D) clasped; filter

  4. The Taipei Fine Art Museum, a place ________ often by an art lover like him, is now having a collection of ________ paintings on display. (A) approached; competitive (B) frequented; contemporary (C) defended; disposable (D) updated; honorable

  5. With a few bold ________, she ________ put down her name, signing the contract. (A) whispers; genuinely (B) stares; absolutely (C) teases; gradually (D) strokes; ultimately

  6. This evening talk will be ________ by a brief introduction highlighting the ________ of the researcher and the contribution he has made so far. (A) preceded; merits (B) rallied; marvels (C) pruned; scrolls (D) stumped; ornaments

  7. While coffee has been a morning ________ almost ________ to everyone, mine is milk tea. (A) tribute; loyal (B) ritual; universal (C) institution; plentiful (D) transformation; absolute

  8. Amy ________ with her boss for the position that fell ________ after John got promoted, but met with a flat refusal. (A) collapsed; awful (B) approached; sacred (C) pleaded; vacant (D) defended; elaborate

  9. Once a new product is launched, sales ________ will send samples to potential customers and then go on to give public demonstrations to promote their products. (A) contestants (B) pessimists (C) participants (D) representatives

  10. The board of directors did not seem satisfied with the original proposal and they are likely to ________ to it in the meeting tomorrow. (A) conform (B) resort (C) intend (D) object

  11. The chef here is ________ the best in the area. That is why you need to make a reservation at least three months in advance to get a table. (A) barely (B) arguably (C) reasonably (D) technically

  12. To look after her ailing father, she quit her job as a professor at Harvard University, ending a(n) ________ academic career. (A) distinguished (B) accessible (C) subjective (D) conditional

  13. Since this course will cover only the ________ concepts of the subject, it is recommended for beginners who want to lay a solid foundation for their studies. (A) fundamental (B) imaginary (C) optional (D) distinctive

  14. Students without a clear set of ________ mind usually find it difficult to manage their time well because they have no idea about what is important to them. (A) disputes (B) judgements (C) priorities (D) viewpoints

  15. I shared her ________ after we read the letters from our depressed friend. We both regretted not sparing enough time to keep her company. (A) sentiments (B) profiles (C) terminals (D) tributes

  16. Compared with other people facing the same dilemma, she is ________ optimistic about her chance to succeed in the long run. (A) eventually (B) realistically (C) practically (D) relatively

  17. The school decided that an experienced teacher would be ________ to the class with several students having learning difficulties. (A) submitted (B) assigned (C) reformed (D) distributed

  18. His duty as general manager is currently ________ until further investigation proves his innocence in the rumored scandal. (A) suspended (B) confessed (C) sheltered (D) obsessed

  19. At the height of the epidemic, international travelers must present a health ________ issued by hospital before being allowed aboard. (A) publication (B) documentary (C) certificate (D) journal

  20. It seemed that the issue of water pollution did not ________ local residents, as few expressed their views or worries in the town meeting. (A) illustrate (B) identify (C) discharge (D) concern

261. ~ 280.

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ABABD / CACAB / DBBAD / BCCCD

  1. Unfortunately, the cancer patient is in ________ condition and his family are told to prepare for the worst by the doctor. (A) critical (B) abundant (C) reserved (D) affectionate

  2. Having conducted research on the issue of child psychology for over a decade, he has read ________ all the books on the topic. (A) punctually (B) thoroughly (C) additionally (D) consciously

  3. The system went out of order for some ________ reasons. The engineers are now looking into why it broke down, and soon, we will get the answer. (A) vague (B) divine (C) sensible (D) intense

  4. It is my family’s tradition to gather with the ________ and have a feast to celebrate the Mid-autumn Festival. (A) enemies (B) relatives (C) connections (D) followers

  5. The wonderful performance ________ a large audience and received positive review from the critics. (A) trapped (B) widened (C) transformed (D) attracted

  6. Despite all the theories and explanations proposed by space scientists, the ________ of the universe is still a question. No one is sure of its beginning. (A) energy (B) focus (C) origin (D) excuse

  7. The late basketball player Kobe Bryant was a(n) ________ on the court. The 18-time All-Star won five NBA championships in his 20-year career. (A) legend (B) reviewer (C) advocate (D) voter

  8. The scandal ________ the politician’s chance of winning the election. Her image was completely damaged. (A) celebrated (B) demanded (C) ruined (D) navigated

  9. The 2-year warranty for this product only comes with purchase on its ________ website. (A) official (B) privileged (C) apparent (D) released

  10. For a pet owner who wants to raise a healthy rabbit, cleaning its cage ________ and appropriately is critical. (A) apparently (B) regularly (C) ultimately (D) indirectly

  11. In the story, the main character is a(n) ________ and stingy boss who hates spending money, not to mention helping others. (A) eager (B) sensible (C) disciplined (D) mean

  12. Paula went to college on a ________ so she didn’t have to work part-time to pay for school. (A) penalty (B) scholarship (C) trend (D) hardship

  13. After the hot summer days, the changing colors of the leaves ________ the coming of autumn. (A) improve (B) signal (C) impress (D) blanket

  14. If you want to complete a big project, you need to divide it into smaller tasks and set ________ dates so you can know when to finish them one by one. (A) definite (B) liberal (C) limited (D) usual

  15. Since plant diseases are not easy to ________, the guidebook offers pictures and information to help gardeners treat the infection. (A) reserve (B) pursue (C) employ (D) identify

  16. In Taiwan, those under the age of 18 are not allowed to ________ alcoholic beverages. (A) defend (B) consume (C) demand (D) attach

  17. Albert Einstein was claimed to be ________ all his life. He spoke little and was serious about figuring out solutions to problems. (A) naive (B) tricky (C) thoughtful (D) classical

  18. Only seeing his daughter ________, Mr. Wong showers her with presents whenever he does. (A) enormously (B) properly (C) occasionally (D) automatically

  19. I ________ a model student like James would commit such a wrongdoing as cheating on the midterm exams. (A) suspect (B) reject (C) doubt (D) assume

  20. To achieve ________ and move on with her life, Lydia intends to have a face-to-face conversation with her long-lost boyfriend and officially end their relationship. (A) status (B) outcome (C) qualification (D) closure

281. ~ 300.

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DAADB / CABBD / BBCBD / CABBA

  1. The young climate activist Greta Thunberg has been launching a(n) ________ to raise public awareness of the global warming issue. (A) warning (B) alert (C) career (D) appeal

  2. Something has been bothering the troubled student for a long time and she decides to ________ her heart out to the school counselor and seek his advice. (A) pour (B) open (C) reach (D) pull

  3. Put under house arrest, the politician was ________ to her residence and banned from going out. (A) confined (B) restrictive (C) limited (D) bound

  4. When it comes to learning, laying a solid ________ is important. So, don't overlook the basic knowledge of any subjects. (A) organization (B) observation (C) tradition (D) foundation

  5. Creating a story is like a journey in which a writer can find both personal satisfaction and universal ________ by playing the craft of storytelling. (A) principals (B) insights (C) remarks (D) belongings

  6. If the government doesn't offer effective policies to preserve wild animals, a ________ number of them are sure to go extinct. (A) permanent (B) concrete (C) substantial (D) reliable

  7. The goal of this athletic activity is for ________ sportsmen to show their skills as the professionals. (A) amateur (B) fierce (C) modest (D) offensive

  8. A washlet, or an electric toilet seat, is an environmentally friendly device because it helps cut down on the ________ of tissue. (A) reduction (B) consumption (C) exploration (D) population

  9. Pearl's parents didn't ________ of her dream of becoming a K-pop trainee in South Korea after graduating from senior high school. (A) compose (B) approve (C) relieve (D) beware

  10. Grit, written by Angela Duckworth, is a book ________ the secret to outstanding achievement. It points out that a combination of passion and persistence is the key to success. (A) behind (B) underneath (C) throughout (D) concerning

  11. To lose weight effectively, eating home-cooked food is ________ to having meals at a restaurant or using food delivery service. (A) essential (B) preferable (C) adequate (D) sensitive

  12. Recent studies have suggested that human-made noise pollution may cause whales and dolphins to ________ or beach themselves. (A) approach (B) strand (C) freeze (D) overwhelm

  13. The Oscar-winning film "Parasite" presented a(n) ________ of life that involves a lower income family making its way into the lives of a wealthy household. (A) attempt (B) characteristic (C) portrait (D) individual

  14. After delivering an interesting speech in front of the whole school, Kevin has ________ a reputation as a brilliant speaker. (A) monitored (B) acquired (C) dumped (D) charmed

  15. My husband has a very ________ nature. Whenever I come home late, he asks for all the details about where I have been and who I have spent time with. (A) persuasive (B) magnificent (C) durable (D) suspicious

  16. The honeymoon suite ________ the lake, boasting a beautiful view of the little harbor and the opposite shore. (A) analyzes (B) flatters (C) overlooks (D) appoints

  17. The local mothers launched a fund-raising campaign for starving children who were in desperate need of foods with ________ nutrition. (A) adequate (B) private (C) realistic (D) drowsy

  18. Users are advised to ________ update their anti-virus software to the newest version to stay safe from the constantly evolving virus. (A) roughly (B) promptly (C) fairly (D) literally

  19. Betty's parents are far more ________ than mine. For example, they allow Betty to sleep over at a friend's house while my parents would never accept that. (A) steady (B) liberal (C) expressive (D) urgent

  20. Although recording is strictly forbidden in the movie theater, David ________ his camera into the cinema and made a bootleg copy of the new film. (A) sneaked (B) balanced (C) tossed (D) imposed

301. ~ 320.

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CDCCD / CADDC / ADCAA / CBDAC

  1. As a fitness enthusiast, Eve regularly takes ________ exercise such as aerobics, biking uphill, and cross-country skiing. (A) majestic (B) immense (C) vigorous (D) abundant

  2. The police had found new evidence that ________ the suspect's involvement in the murder case, and he was soon found guilty. (A) reserved (B) deposited (C) hastened (D) confirmed

  3. The restaurant is ________ closed for redecoration and renovation. It will be reopened soon after the completion of the project. (A) originally (B) preferably (C) temporarily (D) accurately

  4. The poor harvests of wheat resulted in the ________ of flour, and the shortage of raw materials made bread, cake, and other baked goods more expensive. (A) capacity (B) density (C) scarcity (D) cruelty

  5. The witness was asked to give a clear ________ of what he had seen the previous night to help crack the case. (A) selection (B) objection (C) instinct (D) account

  6. The wooden cottage matches the ________ of the surroundings and blends nicely into the bamboo forest. (A) column (B) approval (C) landscape (D) range

  7. Performance art aims to create a ________ between the artist and the audience. Viewers can connect to the artist through face-to-face interaction with him or her. (A) bond (B) temper (C) theory (D) permit

  8. The company has steered through the financial crisis by adopting a new marketing ________. The increase of its sales proves that it is on the right track. (A) capital (B) aptitude (C) illustration (D) strategy

  9. He ________ his best friend that his multiple-personality disorder is caused by early childhood ________. (A) catered to; plight (B) ushered in; massacre (C) embarked on; ordeal (D) confided to; trauma

  10. With a new version of the software, American scientists have come up with a(n) ________ way of automatically ________ digital information. (A) discreet; smacking (B) rigorous; seducing (C) ingenious; retrieving (D) preliminary; poaching

  11. Those drama ________ from the ________ writer give rise to a lot of discussion about relationships between the characters. (A) excerpts; renowned (B) rehearses; celebrated (C) complications; distinguished (D) bouts; remarkable

  12. To ________ the damage wrought by the courts, the judge decided to issue a(n) ________ for the suspect's arrest. (A) enlighten; barometer (B) expel; inference (C) impose; transaction (D) undo; warrant

  13. Walter's health ________ to the point that he was too ________ to talk. (A) condensed; dreary (B) crumbled; forsaken (C) deteriorated; frail (D) devalued; stationary

  14. Though May was a ________ student, never missing any of her lectures, her teacher' slow ________ voice still put her to sleep. (A) conscientious; monotonous (B) humanitarian; pathetic (C) resolute; drastic (D) versatile; tedious

  15. As the story ________, our image of Jennifer changes. No longer is she a woman ________ men, but one with her free will and strong mindset. (A) unfolds; subordinate to (B) certifies; liable for (C) encloses; accountable for (D) skims; fretting about

  16. Alvin shook his head ________ at their performance, but the audience had loved their ________ spirit, admiring their never giving up attitude. (A) in meditation; preserving (B) in vogue; dynamite (C) in dismay; persevering (D) in contemplation; militant

  17. I have always thought it ________ that the rebels should inflict such heavy ________. (A) irritable; contradiction (B) outrageous; casualties (C) colloquial; boycotts (D) ravage; fracture

  18. He spends his free time in ________, reading or walking around a ________ mountain lake. (A) reflection; exotic (B) proficiency; tranquil (C) closure; fertile (D) solitude; serene

  19. Updating the business ________ is no easy job, but Jennifer ________ the challenge. (A) wardrobe; relishes (B) accessories; gropes (C) documentary; yearns (D) auctions; ponders

  20. Some of the officers were more ________ than others in ________ working class voters. (A) outright; fortifying (B) intimate; propelling (C) zealous; wooing (D) patriotic; nourishing

321. ~ 340.

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DBACB / DBBCA / BCAAD / DABDC

  1. ________ to change, he was made ________ at work. (A) Immune; vulgar (B) Seduced; thrift (C) Cramped; humiliated (D) Resistant; redundant

  2. I woke up with a ________ headache after learning violence had ________ up again in the Middle East. (A) flickering; overturned (B) throbbing; flared (C) propelling; triggered (D) radiating; smothered

  3. It is not clear whether the death penalty can ________ juvenile ________ from committing crimes. (A) deter; delinquents (B) clamp; hemispheres (C) detain; factions (D) distract; immigrants

  4. The most powerful culture is that which ________ the goals of the individual with those of the collective. That is, the benefit of the few should be taken care of ________ with that of the public. (A) nurtures; forthcoming (B) ushers; implemented (C) reconciles; alongside (D) brews; displeased

  5. The holiday price includes entertainment in the evenings, and there are ________ excursions to offer for those with ________ tastes every day. (A) imposing; miraculous (B) optional; exquisite (C) punctual; exotic (D) recreational; premature

  6. Mary ________ her fists, on the verge of tears, when learning that she was to be ________ from her house. (A) smacked; relayed (B) manipulated; trespassed (C) clamped; expelled (D) clenched; evacuated

  7. The scourge of unemployment along with the ________ inflation is responsible for the ________ economy. (A) confidential; pathetic (B) rampant; suffocating (C) solitary; overestimated (D) spiral; asymmetrical

  8. The annual parade ________ the soldiers who died young in the heavily ________ garrisons. (A) compensates; vibrated (B) commemorates; fortified (C) signifies; crumbled (D) encloses; forsaken

  9. Unlike spring when the yard is a ________ of color and scent with flowers in full bloom, winter is bleak, left with a ________ landscape. (A) relay; expired (B) caress; grilling (C) riot; barren (D) siege; paralyzed

  10. The sound ________ of CDs is much better than that of records. Plus, CDs are also robust enough to ________ the wear and tear of ages. (A) fidelity; withstand (B) intimacy; oppress (C) caption; stunt (D) installment; quench

  11. Even in so ________ a document, ambiguity creeps in: everybody is to be allowed the right to self-defense. That's why one can never be too ________ when it comes to documents related to laws. (A) disciplinary; conceited (B) concise; discreet (C) dubious; proficient (D) rigorous; versatile

  12. He said ________ that he felt his courage ________. (A) triumphantly; differentiated from (B) in mediation; breaking out (C) outright; ebbing away (D) with resolution; confided to

  13. People ________ ________ the problem of medical misinformation when online. (A) tend to; amplify (B) are apt to; scribble (C) are liable to; surpass (D) are inclined to; trespass

  14. I, too, was ________ about his whereabouts, for he couldn't give a(n) ________ account of where he'd been and what he'd been doing that night. (A) skeptical; coherent (B) dissuaded; articulate (C) dubious; mellow (D) marred; confidential

  15. Obviously, such major management ________ are to lead to ________ revisions. (A) laments; miraculous (B) nuisances; appalled (C) frauds; versatile (D) blunders; drastic

  16. The instructor gave us ________ instructions on how to use these highly ________ equipment. (A) profound; feasible (B) attractive; innovative (C) incredible; preventive (D) explicit; sophisticated

  17. The committee made a(n) ________ decision to expel the three students, for they took away the ________ trophy without permission. (A) unanimous; coveted (B) random; purified (C) administrative; swapped (D) diplomatic; diversified

  18. Accused of ________ social stability, Puerto Rico could do nothing but rely on Big Government to ________ in crime and address festering social problems. (A) clenching; restrain (B) undermining; rein (C) buckling; abound (D) harassing; intervene

  19. ________ thousands of people lost their life savings in the market crash, which was believed to ________ the economic growth. (A) Hereafter; obscure (B) Subsequently; transmit (C) initially; hack (D) Literally; stunt

  20. A ________ is reached that the delegates will be chosen at random instead of being ________. (A) realization; reinforced (B) commitment; disclosed (C) consensus; designated (D) tryout; generated

341. ~ 360.

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CDABC / DBCAC / ABCAD / DBCAD

  1. ________ numbers of the public are being ________ contradictory information about the new tax from all sides. (A) Intimate; provoked into (B) Finite; detached from (C) Decent; bombarded with (D) Addicted; intruded upon

  2. John is a gourmet. He has all the ________ Italian restaurants in this districts ________. (A) legitimate; from the outset (B) respective; in essence (C) strategic; at his disposal (D) authentic; at his fingertips

  3. We are so sorry to hear of such a(n) ________ that few of the historical heritages have survived ________. (A) plight; intact (B) acquisition; ethnic (C) breakdown; acute (D) disapproval; incidental

  4. After successfully defeating his ________ opponent, John has been ________ a hero. (A) persistent; enhanced (B) formidable; hailed (C) indignant; transformed (D) captive; beckoned

  5. Per-service preparation ________ the ________ teacher into the basics of professional activity. (A) upgrades; synthetic (B) swaps; conscientious (C) initiates; prospective (D) advocates; innovative

  6. Some researchers may edit their observations to ________ their theory, a move ________ by many. (A) intervene in; conferred (B) adapt to; provoked (C) intrude upon; presided (D) accord with; denounced

  7. Jennifer found she had ________ of unexpected strength, which would help ________ her to move forward for all the hurdles on the way. (A) assessment; reinforce (B) reservoirs; propel (C) surplus; accommodate (D) capability; stimulate

  8. Jennifer has again ________ George as to whether or not to have all her ________ for the book go to charity. (A) fretted about; installments (B) embarked on; pacts (C) collided with; royalties (D) yearned for; transcripts

  9. With time ________ not available and budget not sufficient, the committee lost ________ and decided to give up the plan. (A) slot; momentum (B) boundary; mentality (C) tariff; perseverance (D) seminar; proficiency

  10. You're more ________ injury when you are ________ to stress. (A) inclined to; doomed (B) prone to; immune (C) liable to; vulnerable (D) tend to; irritable

  11. So ________ both of them were that they stood firm on their points. Neither of them would ________ to the other. (A) articulate; concede (B) deadly; relay (C) capable; coordinate (D) celebrated; dedicate

  12. Unfortunately, instead of buying a printer to ________ his work, he bought one not ________ with his computer. (A) enable; obsessed (B) facilitate; compatible (C) accelerate; rational (D) merge; progressive

  13. Based on the data collected so far, the tribe ________ lived on a ________ diet of rice and vegetables. (A) forcibly; decent (B) exclusively; vital (C) presumably; staple (D) respectively; emphatic

  14. Having been ________ for years, the creature is now on the ________ of extinction. (A) poached; threshold (B) mobilized; constituent (C) peddled; breakdown (D) distorted; accumulation

  15. Witnessing those people whose house have been ________ by war, I find it difficult to remain ________. (A) slashed; dispatched (B) awed; confronted (C) shed; restored (D) ravaged; detached

  16. It was a(n) ________ luck. A career in the film industry ________ to Mary just as she was laid off by her ex-boss. (A) incredible; allocated (B) accessible; amplified (C) infinite; relayed (D) sheer; beckoned

  17. The wine, ________, goes very well with a mature cheese, and promises a ________ wood. (A) confidentially; discreet (B) incidentally; mellow (C) optionally; reflective (D) exquisitely; tranquil

  18. Stray dogs may be a public ________ if ________. They might bite people. (A) faction; terminated (B) destruction; abused (C) hazard; provoked (D) posture; forsaken

  19. When regulations are not strictly enforced, factories have little ________ to ensure a ________ safety inspection. (A) incentive; comprehensive (B) essence; diverse (C) projection; present (D) autonomy; preventive

  20. I will consider your ________ to ________ experienced staff instead of those who are just fresh from school. (A) verification; safeguard (B) animation; grope (C) refinement; flutter (D) proposition; recruit

361. ~ 380.

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BCDCA / BDACA / DBCBA / DCABC

  1. The ________ ________ serious damage on the economy. (A) famine; implemented (B) boycott; inflicted (C) repression; executed (D) squash; leased

  2. To ________ your mind, expose yourself to a broad ________ of music and books. (A) diagnose; dosage (B) trigger; aptitude (C) nourish; spectrum (D) cultivate; account

  3. They are told to take whatever action they ________ necessary to help American classical music enjoy a ________, gaining popularity again. (A) comprise; substitution (B) integrate; presumption (C) formulate; fascination (D) deem; renaissance

  4. His head having ________ over the heart, the police officer ordered to ________ the crowds with teargas. (A) generalized; buckle (B) raided; clench (C) triumphed; disperse (D) populated; ambush

  5. If the ________ is to be presented relatively rapidly, the brevity must be a feature of the style expected, intolerant of ________ as well. (A) narrative; ambiguity (B) accounting; monotony (C) compensation; contradiction (D) nomination; hypocrisy

  6. Though no one ________ her in terms of academic performance, she remained humble, describing her accomplishment without exaggeration or ________. (A) eclipsed; compliment (B) rivaled; vanity (C) substituted; integrity (D) dominated; obligation

  7. The spectators all gave a(n) ________ of awe when the batter hit another two home runs, ________ around the bases. (A) bolt; whisking (B) outset; stumping (C) grain; transmitting (D) gasp; trotting

  8. A ________ of people followed the funeral ________ in a public demonstration of grief. (A) throng; procession (B) fleet; accusation (C) succession; layout (D) sequence; commentary

  9. The names of the participants were ________ available if you keep ________ to the end of the document. (A) ideally; hacking (B) merely; flapping (C) readily; scrolling (D) occasionally; reeling

  10. No more playing the second ________ in a play, John has made his reputation as an actor playing ________. (A) fiddle; villains (B) squad; contestants (C) predecessor; elites (D) attendant; veterans

  11. With the relations between the two countries being so ________, the political ________ remains uncertain. (A) extinct; crossing (B) feeble; fluency (C) malicious; refuge (D) strained; outlook

  12. Left with a small ________ of money at disposal, Mary got behind with her ________ and the house was repossessed. (A) reel; outskirts (B) fraction; mortgage (C) surplus; procession (D) pane; masterpiece

  13. The accountant has been ________ over the issue of funding that has yet to be ________. (A) toiling; convicted (B) kindling; undertaken (C0 laboring; addressed (D) browsing; repaid

  14. The sight of half-starved dog lying in the corner, ________ pathetically ________ my conscience so I decided to take it home. (A) wailing; harnessing (B) whimpering; pricked (C) snarling; gnawed (D) asserting; plagued

  15. Taking Mary's words as ________, John was persuaded into buying the coat that had a special surface ________ moisture. (A) gospel; repelling (B) doctrine; generating (C) obligation; substituting (D) insight; exerting

  16. ________ conditions make one cannot be too careful when driving on the ________ country roads. (A) Slump; chronic (B) Cavity; ragged (C) Paradox; corrupt (D) Blizzard; crooked

  17. Sarcastically, people ________ ________ things they don't understand. (A) are liable to; glare at (B) are prone to; gnaw at (C) are inclined to; meddle with (D) are apt to; jaywalk across

  18. ________ my ignorance, but what a middle-aged man ________ at the waist can do to lose his weight. (A) Pardon; bulging (B) Rack; illuminating (C) Retort; cultivating (D) Tackle; faltering

  19. In line with a legal ________ set by the court earlier, the parents were given join ________. (A) conviction; faculty (B) precedent; custody (C) terminal; assertion (D) obligation; token

  20. No more enjoying a(n) ________ economy, half these factories now stand ________. (A) prestigious; incompetent (B) comparative; blunt (C) robust; idle (C) exclusive; neutral

381. ~ 400.

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BCABD / CBDCA / DBDCA / ACBDC

  1. The officer whose ________ is short is mainly concerned with keeping ________ down. (A) statue; capacity (B) stature; expenditure (C) statute; monopoly (D) status; rental

  2. It's a pity that a person with a(n) ________ mind like him should ________ in the earthquake. (A) aggressive; divert (B) progressive; grope (C) inquisitive; perish (D) comprehensive; extract

  3. Torn apart by war, its economy was ________ destroyed, ________ quite a few people penniless. (A) literally; rendering (B) virtually; discharging (C) subsequently; generating (D) comparatively; originating

  4. Taking care of 6 children is a real ________. No wonder, her face was lined, full of ________. (A) exploit; taunt (B) grind; woe (C) sprint; consolation (D) undertake; grumble

  5. There is a(n) ________ shortage of ________ nursing staff. 9A) mortal; heightened (B) acute; specified (C) martial; kindled (D) chronic; certified

  6. The man had the snake ________ around him, which is quite an advertising ________. (A) navigate; deception (B) dart; terminal (C) coil; stunt (D) descend; asylum

  7. She suffers terribly in the winter when the extreme cold ________ her face and her joints get ________. (A) ravages; disabled (B) numbs; stiff (C) deteriorates; contaminated (D) erodes; ragged

  8. ________ by so many errors, these products obviously won't pass the ________ testing. (A) Doomed; variable (B) Inflicted; collective (C) Accumulated; authentic (D) Marred; rigorous

  9. Would you be kind enough to help me interpret the ________: "Hope is the thing with feathers/ That ________ in the soul/ And sings the tune without words/ And never stops at all" (A) radius; gleams (B) procession; inhabits (C) stanza; perches (D) description; excels

  10. Heavy rainfall turned the river into to a rushing ________, which in turn washed away a ________ nearby. (A) torrent; relic (B) mirage; warehouse (C) batch; gorge (D) snarl; locomotive

  11. ________, she made a(n) ________ curtsey and backed out of the room. (A) inclining; illuminating (B) Descending; subtle (C) Wagging; explicit (D) Faltering; clumsy

  12. The employees have made ________ attempts in the last years, trying to stop the company ________ them. (A) lunatic; triggering (B) valiant; exploiting (C) contagious; suffocating (D) colloquial; outraging

  13. "Stop ________ around childcare problems," yelled John. "But, that's the point," came the ________ from Jane. (A) involving; feedback (B) evolving; annoyance (C) resolving; withdraw (D) revolving; retort

  14. Once a(n) ________ person, John's recent bad experience has ________ his enthusiasm for further research. (A) malicious; rustled (B) superficial; upheld (C) aggressive; blunted (D) productive; kindled

  15. People started ________ that financial speculators were ________ on the national economy. (A) wailing; parasites (B) whimpering; doctrines (C) moaning; novices (D) groaning; hermits

  16. What a(n) ________ behavior it is to have piles of lumber ________ along the road. (A) eccentric; stacked (B) illegitimate; bombarded (C) deadly; discharged (D) irrelevant; formulated

  17. They're trying to ________ their costs, so staff who leave are not being replaced unless they are the ones holding high-________ positions. (A) shatter; supervision (B) scan; structure (C) trim; profile (D) smash; curriculum

  18. He's ________ making contributions in the ________ of foreign affairs. (A) resorting to; boundary (B) intent on; realm (C) apt to; mainstream (D) indulging in; endeavor

  19. Seeing the various ________ she'd bought for herself recently, she told herself it was time to ________ spending. (A) swarms; suppress (B) preys; abolish (C) assets; discard (D) commodities; curb

  20. Stop running on the ________, especially when you are having an umbrella in your hand. You'll ________ someone in the eye if you're not careful! (A) banquet; pierce (B) sector; penetrate (C) corridor; poke (D) mirage; pinch

401. ~ 420.

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BADBC / ABCAD / ADBCD / BCADB

  1. I don't think you understand the ________ of the situation. You are not allowed to ________ a girl like this, let alone for three months. (A) consequence; quench (B) gravity; stalk (C) legislation; inflict (D) oppression; speculate

  2. She felt a wave of admiration ________ inside her as she listened to her boyfriend telling her his ________ ideals. (A) surging; lofty (B) overwhelming; virtual (C) attaining; intimate (D) presiding; crucial

  3. Rescuers were engaged in a(n) ________ all-night effort to reach the climbers who had ________ to their deaths in the avalanche. (A) continental; exiled (B) desperate; anchored (C) outrageous; soaked (D) frantic; plunged

  4. Old as the car is, you cannot sell it for ________ without my ________. (A) substitutes; institution (B) scrap; consent (C) scrape; permission (D) components; permit

  5. George was ________ to the headmaster's office, for he was caught ________ someone else's cellphone under his shirt. (A) inclined; shoplifting (B) designated; alternating (C) summoned; tucking (D) conceded; removing

  6. The narrow streets were ________ with people coming to see St. George ________ the dragon. (A) thronged; slaying (B) undertaken; taunting (C) nourished; pruning (D) preceded; wringing

  7. Where ________ is said to lie with a ruler, it is likely that troops may be called to crush down a ________ should people rise against the ruler. (A) cultivation; repression (B) sovereign; revolt (C) consensus; plague (D) proficiency; transition

  8. When I first went to New York, it all felt very ________ and appealing to me. I could hardly ________ my excitement and curiosity. (A) wholesome; glare at (B) marvelous; pluck out (C) alien; rein in (D) passionate; discriminate from

  9. So far, the best way to ________ the ________ blow COVID-19 deals is to get vaccinated. (A) ward off; mortal (B) dispose of; terminal (C) prohibit from; accumulative (D) disapprove of; hazardous

  10. It's normal that your parents get ________ when they see a(n) ________ like this. You got so many subjects flunked. (A) startled; session (B) dismayed; confession (C) indifferent; mode (D) hysterical; transcript

  11. The lost ________ traveler finally got himself out of the woods by using the sun to ________ himself. (A) weary; orientate (B) commonplace; peg (C) adolescent; execute (D) handicapped; navigate

  12. Not a(n) ________ student, she ________ university. (A) versatile; converted into (B) infinite; thrusted into (C) knowledgeable; gorged herself on (D) exceptional; scraped into

  13. The ________ number of knives and other sharp ________ sold to children every year took everyone by surprise. (A) underlying; parallels (B) staggering; implements (C) comparative; devices (D) deceptive; constituents

  14. The farmer ________ forward in an attempt to catch the ________ invading on his land. (A) saddled; peasant (B) crouched; server (C) sprinted; poacher (D) strapped; delegate

  15. Sometimes, certain ________ may not only have a chemical smell but cause nasty ________. (A) compounds; fuses (B) variables; tangles (C) nucleus; creaks (D) detergents; rashes

  16. John's loneliness was all the more ________ with his ________ figure outlined against the horizon. (A) assumed; sentimental (B) magnified; solitary (C) boomed; rebellious (D) coveted; masculine

  17. She ________ herself with the fact that at least the government has fulfilled 30% of its election ________. (A) asserted; administrations (B) propped; repays (C) consoled; pledges (D) lessened; conservations

  18. My proposal that the workforce has to be ________ by 50% is met with a(n) ________ "No!" from the administrative manager. (A) slashed; emphatic (B) plunged; literal (C) assaulted; obstinate (D) racked; stern

  19. Suffering from periodic ________ of insanity, John tended to ________ the distinctions between reality and fantasy. (A) spans; generate (B) rites; disclose (C) spectrums; affirm (D) bouts; blur

  20. Her handbag was ________ from her in the street, and the sudden push was so hard that she ________ backwards. (A) dispensed; whirled (B) snatched; reeled (C) pinched; spurred (D) attained; loomed

421. ~ 440.

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ACBAD / CBDAC / BACDB / CBACD

  1. Such a highly ________ speaker John is that he knows how to ________ the conversation away from controversial issues. (A) articulate; steer (B) astonishing; alternate (C) inquisitive; negotiate (D) initiative; formulate

  2. I would hold you ________ accountable for the pointless act of ________ against the government. That's why you are the only one detained. (A) approximately; transformation (B) exclusively; monopoly (C) solely; defiance (D) inevitably; exploitation

  3. The crowd gave John a(n) ________ cheer when he returned from his spiritual ________ from India. (A) aggressive; refinement (B) spontaneous; quest (C) excessive; coverage (D) successive; autonomy

  4. The tape put in a(n) ________ plastic box was running in a continuous ________, repeating the same songs over and over. (A) transparent; loop (B) appalling; chord (C) incredible; wag (D) mechanical; rustle

  5. I'd like to help but neither do I have the power to ________ this dispute nor can I come up with any ________ solution to the problem. (A) resort to; profound (B) alienate from; upright (C) hiss at; notable (D) intervene in; ingenious

  6. As he rode through the desert, he could feel the cold winds ________ across the ________ landscape. (A) plowing; polar (B) scanning; savage (C) whipping; barren (D) hovering; rugged

  7. The group has taken a(n) ________ position on the abortion issue and is refusing to ________. (A) abrupt; modify (B) militant; compromise (C) rigid; execute (D) destructive; lessen

  8. ________, the parents made an emotional ________ to their child's kidnappers. (A) Distinctively; declaration (B) Constantly; tactics (C) Typically; correspondence (D) Frantically; plea

  9. I feel nothing but ________ for people who don't believe that justice will eventually ________. (A) contempt; prevail (B) compassion; persist (C) distinction; reverse (D) sentiment; exceed

  10. The CEO of a multimillion-dollar ________, in his speech, ________ the help his parents gave him at the start of his career. (A) framework; contemplated (B) workshop; prolonged (C) enterprise; acknowledged (D) skeleton; perceived

  11. There has been only a ________ increase in sales. So far, no ________ profits have been made. (A) minimal; profound (B) marginal; substantial (C) dispensable; startling (D) lesser; vigorous

  12. My head grew ________ from trying to convince such a rigid man like him to fit the ________ of a typical politician. (A) weary; mold (B) fuss; breath (C) gloomy; layer (D) sensitive; midst

  13. I can hardly ________ how European missionaries ________ thousands to Christianity at that time. (A) perceive; extended (B) deceive; corresponded (C) conceive; converted (D) receive; inherited

  14. To ________ desirable results, the procedure must be clear and ________ to all staff. (A) rip; elaborate (B) impose; widespread (C) erupt; straightforward (D) yield; comprehensible

  15. Soak the cloth in a mixture of ________ and water to get out the ________. (A) manual; anchors (B) bleach; stains (C) flake; straps (D) ranch; rims

  16. The ________ was tough and ________ to her touch. (A) breed; sturdy (B) scheme; ragged (C) fabric; coarse (D) wardrobe; tempting

  17. Compared with the ________ period last year, it's much colder this year. It takes me a while to ________ myself to the extreme cold. (A) prior; adopt (B) corresponding; accustom (C) progressive; adapt (D) outrageous; adjust

  18. Her anxiety was ________ as she tightened her ________ on her shoulder bag. (A) manifested; grip (B) persisted; dominance (C) penetrated; tilt (D) maximized; embrace

  19. She was ________ unknown before she made a ________ of herself with her childish outburst in public. (A) scarcely; sensation (B) undoubtedly; devotion (C) virtually; spectacle (D) authentically; modification

  20. While twins, being of ________ ages, are usually even better matched on environmental variables during upbringing than are siblings, there're still some points ________ to be settled. (A) considerable; containing (B) confidential; maintaining (C) imperative; persisting (D) identical; remaining

441. ~ 460.

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DBCAC / ACBDC / BDDAC / DAACB

  1. Firefighting is a(n) ________ dangerous occupation; firefighters are likely to ________ serious injuries while doing their jobs. (A) utterly; overtake (B) faithfully; induce (C) massively; resume (D) inherently; sustain

  2. How much food should be ________ to people involved in the accident has ________ widespread discussions in the meeting. (A) instituted; aroused (B) dispensed; provoked (C) recalled; triggered (D) converted; motivated

  3. The committee ________ that it was time to switch to a more ________, hands-on style of management. (A) presumed; gross (B) accommodated; elaborate (C) assumed; dynamic (D) tumbled; consistent

  4. John tried hard to ________ his refusal to work late; however, his argument was ________ as a lack of commitment to the company. (A) justify; interpreted (V) disclose; engaged (C) commute; qualified (D) secure; acknowledged

  5. In hard-water areas, a chalky ________ often ________ in pipes and kettles. (A) reservation; disguises (B) shelter; transforms (C) deposit; persists (D) constraint; executes

  6. The coastal ________ is built to ________ an earthquake of 8.3 magnitude. (A) resort; withstand (B) connection; unfold (C) salvation; bounce (D) index; encounter

  7. The new servant was ________ from work for not being ________ dressed. (A) abolished; alternatively (B) sacrificed; compatibly (C) suspended; decently (D) condensed; distinctively

  8. Most scientists believe they are ________ to use animals in medical research; it's a(n) ________ act. (A) asserted; controversial (B) entitled; legitimate (C) supervised; eligible (D) excluded; familiar

  9. I ________ my ears, listening for any sound for fear that someone might come near our ________ garrison. (A) prolonged; outnumbered (B) titled; glistened (C) thrust; strengthened (D) strained; fortified

  10. The next few weeks brought more ________ news, for the damage done was too serious to ________. (A) hostile; dodge (B) outrageous; filter (C) grim; reverse (D) permissible; diminish

  11. Just eight days after Clinton signed, John ________ his ________ and returned to his hometown. (A) facilitated; application (B) submitted; resignation (C) undermined; formula (D) conserved; reputation

  12. It's beyond his ________ to conceive a plan to help with the economy being ________ by the new restrictions. (A) incentive; abused (B) sympathy; undermined (C) boundary; suffocated (D) capacity; strangled

  13. Major administrative ________ have led to the ________ decline in the standard of living over the past few years. (A) scandals; respective (B) tokens; contagious (C) defects; vigorous (D) blunders; progressive

  14. A young man is being ________ a hero after ________ two children from the flooded area. (A) hailed; evacuating (B) perceived; recruiting (C) deemed; relieving (D) contemplated; defending

  15. With a(n) ________ against the restaurant, he deliberately let his dog ________ freely, messing everything inside. (A) confession; orbit (B) association; stroll (C) grudge; roam (D) intuition; hover

  16. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of the most important and ________ feminist lawyers in the history of America and her death in September, 2020 saddened the world. (A) innocent (B) commercial (C) ordinary (D) influential

  17. We can never be too careful in our ________ choice because we spend large parts of our life working. (A) career (B) dietary (C) material (D) destination

  18. The billionaire never considers himself to be rich enough and he is always ________ for more money. (A) greedy (B) suitable (C) permissible (D) unacceptable

  19. Jordan ________ his knee from tripping on the sidewalk and he applied a bandage to cover the wound. (A) skipped (B) repaired (C) scraped (D) relieved

  20. Many backpackers travel on a tight ________, so they can't afford to stay in luxury hotels. (A) deadline (B) budget (C) schedule (D) relationship

461. ~ 480.

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BDACD / BADDA / CBDCB / ADACC

  1. Some simple ________, like wearing a mask, washing hands frequently and avoiding crowds, can help you protect yourself and others from COVID-19. (A) symptoms (B) precautions (C) bargains (D) gestures

  2. Ang Lee's Sense & Sensibility, ________ from the Jane Austen's novel of the same name, is widely accepted as one of the best movies. (A) published (B) illustrated (C) displayed (D) adapted

  3. Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests went global after George Floyd was killed by a white police officer who knelt on his neck for ________ nine minutes. (A) nearly (B) hardly (C) ideally (D) occasionally

  4. When mobile phones were just introduced, they were heavy and ________ to use, but nowadays they are much easier to handle. (A) fatal (B) handy (C) clumsy (D) genuine

  5. NASA astronauts reported ________ space crops grown in the space station, saying that the plants were delicious and safe to eat. (A) capturing (B) expressing (C) recovering (D) harvesting

  6. John F. Kennedy, 35th president of the U.S., is famously ________ as saying, "Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country." (A) adapted (B) quoted (C) transmitted (D) inspired

  7. Exercising in the scorching sun for long hours on a hot summer day increases the risk of heatstroke, which may cause vomiting, high body temperature, ________, etc. (A) dizziness (B) plague (C) solitude (D) limb

  8. The candidate's chances of winning the election seemed increasingly ________ after the press exposed his sexual affair with his secretary. (A) lofty (B) minimum (C) abstract (D) slim

  9. The water pipe under the kitchen sink is leaking. You had better get a(n) ________ to check and repair it as soon as possible. (A) authority (B) executive (C) sculptor (D) plumber

  10. Please fill out the form and submit your application by mail using the stamped envelope ________ in the letter. (A) enclosed (B) slipped (C) accompanied (D) disposed

  11. Any investment ________ involves risk, so always think twice before you put money into the stock market. (A) particularly (B) habitually (C) inevitably (D) objectively

  12. Rachael's job as the note taker is to type up the taped ________ of the discussion during the meeting word for word. (A) access (B) transcript (C) craft (D) profile

  13. The electric power company ________ the power failure last night to the wild winds that brought down utility poles and power lines across the city. (A) dodged (B) reflected (C) hastened (D) attributed

  14. It is reported that some wild animals are spotted wandering on the ________ streets during the coronavirus lockdown. (A) artificial (B) primitive (C) vacant (D) dynamic

  15. After days of ________ negotiations, the two hostile countries finally agreed to a ceasefire for the time being. (A) pessimistic (B) tedious (C) compatible (D) gracious

  16. The head of the ________ is a popular speaker because everyone enjoys his stories of how he built his company. (A) enterprise (B) surrender (C) memorial (D) resignation

  17. John came up with a ________ idea for our class project that has never been done before and everyone seemed impressed with the innovative idea. (A) brief (B) present (C) realistic (D) novel

  18. People in authority may ________ their power by making unreasonable demands or bossing others around. (A) abuse (B) satisfy (C) smash (D) resume

  19. Despite the negative signs, the coach ________ firm in her belief that our team will beat our rivals eventually. (A) preserves (B) deserves (C) remains (D) maintains

  20. Public bike rental systems like U-Bike have made cycling an increasingly popular ________ of transportation for tourists and commuters. (A) content (B) frame (C) means (D) status

481. ~ 500.

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CBBDA / ADADA / ABABC / CABDD

  1. Max never keeps money in the banks but prefers making risky ________ because he believes it is the only way to guarantee handsome rewards. (A) approaches (B) insurances (C) investments (D) reservations

  2. Unlike her ________ husband, Connie is fairly liberal and gives her children plenty of freedom to decide what they want with their life. (A) beneficial (B) conservative (C) identical (D) obsessed

  3. Judy bears striking ________ to her twin sister, and most people can hardly tell them apart. (A) notification (B) resemblance (C) identification (D) prominence

  4. The more people are vaccinated, the more likely we are to ________ the impacts potential outbreaks of COVID-19 will bring about in the future. (A) alienate (B) designate (C) identify (D) withstand

  5. While the new ________ proposed by the Ministry of Education draws some criticism, some believe it can meet the needs of students living in a digital age. (A) curriculum (B) tournament (C) orientation (D) revolution

  6. Our school library lists all books available on an electronic ________, which makes it easy for us to find out the book we are looking for. (A) label (B) database (C) troop (D) situation

  7. Frequent exposure to ________, even on TV, makes children more likely to behave aggressively.

    (A) information (B) efficiency (C) poverty (D) violence

  8. As an adventurous traveler, whenever Miranda goes abroad, she will a new city through a food tour.

    (A) explore (B) invade (C) occupy (D) remove

  9. Alfred is very ________ with his money. He likes to save it and doesn’t invest in high-risk shares. (A) generous (B) energetic (C) credited (D) sensible

  10. The company has ________ thousands of jars of formula milk and baby food after a salmonella scare. (A) replaced (B) performed (C) recalled (D) confirmed

  11. Emotional ________, the ability to detect one’s own and other people’s emotions, is very important in our everyday lives.

    (A) intelligence (B) preparation (C) concentration (D) occasion

  12. In order to slow down global warming, Tesla, an American electric vehicle and clean energy company, aims to ________ reduce the carbon footprints of its products.

    (A) slightly (B) considerably (C) hastily (D) commercially

  13. Though the Miami Heat had done everything they could, the Lakers still ________ the game in the NBA Finals of 2020 and won its 17th championship title.

    (A) dominated (B) demanded (C) predicted (D) tolerated

  14. Jimmy’s disappointment and frustration were ________ as he tore up the exam paper and threw it into the garbage can. (A) modest (B) evident (C) reluctant (D) essential

  15. As the helicopter flew around, the people stranded on the lone island waved frantically, trying ________ to get its attention. (A) adequately (B) objectively (C) desperately (D) enormously

  16. Our teacher encouraged all of us to ________ any opportunity to challenge ourselves and to broaden our horizons. (A) arouse (B) boast (C) grab (D) recall

  17. To be honest, John is a habitual liar. There is ________ any truth in his words and you had better not trust him. (A) hardly (B) boldly (C) ideally (D) probably

  18. To ease her worries, Judy did a lot of research and ________ several doctors once the result of her physical checkup came through. (A) advised (B) consulted (C) determined (D) emerged

  19. Having been through plenty of ups and downs in business herself, Michelle was simply being ________ when she reminded you to hold back your ambitions. (A) delighted (B) selfish (C) informal (D) realistic

  20. Starting a family is no longer Jim’s ________ at the moment. In fact, it is now secondary to landing a job with a stable income. (A) approach (B) continent (C) essence (D) priority

501. ~ 520.

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ACDCB / BABCC / DDACB / CBADB

  1. You shouldn’t be so ________ about others’ business. I believe you already have enough problems of your own to deal with. (A) concerned (B) identified (C) preserved (D) reflected

  2. The ________ of police officers in the room made everyone feel uneasy and anxious. No one had expected them to appear for the occasion. (A) process (B) procedure (C) presence (D) permission

  3. When people have a toddler or a little baby in the family, they must cover all the ________ edges of furniture to lower risks of injury. (A) cautious (B) current (C) instant (D) sharp

  4. You must follow the prescription of your ________ closely, or your chest pain and bouts of dizziness are unlikely to go away. (A) accountant (B) participant (C) physician (D) contestant

  5. Many students go for difficult or colloquial ________ in their writing, without knowing that it does not help them convey their messages clearly or properly. (A) applications (B) expressions (C) indications (D) observations

  6. News reporters need to base their stories on trusted sources in order to avoid ________ the public. (A) misplacing (B) misleading (C) misjudging (D) mistreating

  7. Under the doctor’s care, my grandmother has been making ________ progress since her knee operation. (A) steady (B) routine (C) mobile (D) conscious

  8. Amy asked her brother to turn down the ________ of the stereo so that she could hear her friend clearly on the phone. (A) intensity (B) volume (C) frequency (D) operation

  9. Famous for his great achievements as an artist and scientist, Leonardo da Vinci is one of the ________ figures of the Renaissance. (A) universal (B) artificial (C) dominant (D) conventional

  10. To stop the spread of the illness, anyone who fails to wear a mask in the hospital can be ________ service and even fined. (A) charged (B) directed (C) refused (D) pardoned

  11. Before the invention of farm machinery, farmers had to ________ from dawn to dusk in the fields all year round. (A) drill (B) harvest (C) shift (D) labor

  12. The boy insisted that there was a monster in his room, but it was actually an ________ created by the moonlight. (A) array (B) entry (C) outlook (D) illusion

  13. Instead of remaining ________ at home, many retired people take part in social activities and do volunteer work. (A) idle (B) stiff (C) vacant (D) sensible

  14. At many busy international airports, taxis are ________ available at all hours to provide transportation services to incoming travelers. (A) merely (B) strictly (C) readily (D) variously

  15. Long years of wars have forced many civilians to leave their homeland and live in ________ as refugees in other countries. (A) awe (B) exile (C) fraction (D) boredom

  16. The governor ________ a bill that would otherwise ________ the budget those public libraries much needed. (A) proposed; torment (B) ensured; tuck (C) vetoed; trim (D) battered; equate

  17. She loves her life and is immersed in the ________ for knowledge. Actually, her desire for knowledge knows no ________.

    (A) framework; fatigue (B) quest; bounds (C) display; belongs (D) asset; wilderness

  18. The only way to ________ the spread of the disease is not to ________ people but by immunizing the entire population.

    (A) curb; alienate (B) cluster; assault (C) cease; secure against (D) bid; ward off

  19. It's my ________ wish that Jane could be granted ________ in France.

    (A) immense; refugee (B) gleeful; consent (C) considerate; dwelling (D) earnest; asylum

  20. His fear ________ as he fell heavily on to the road, with his eyes ________ wide open.

    (A) confessed; gulping (B) manifested; bulging (C) magnified; draping (D) notified; streaking

521. ~ 540.

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CADBC / ACBDA / CADBC / BDACB

  1. Every week the magazine presents the ________ of the most well-known sports personality, who ________ all the others. (A) ego; zooms (B) patron; staggers (C) profile; eclipses (D) delegation; influences

  2. Judging from the number of ________, ________, it will take forever to comb all of them out of my hair.

    (A) tangles; apparently (B) particles; obviously (C) stacks; evidently (D) craters; remarkably

  3. Luckily, this allows the project to be granted ________ investment and ________ taxation provisions, including the full reparation of profits.

    (A) agreeable; comprehensible (B) desirable; optimistic (C) promising; expressive

    (D) favorable; comprehensive

  4. I woke up to the sound of cups and plates ________, knowing that Dad coming from his ten ________ hours of working and was fixing himself a meal.

    (A) crunching; massive (B) rattling; solid (C) twisting; demanding (D) creaking; sober

  5. A language is often defined as a(n) ________ system for communication, a system for ________ messages.

    (A) beneficial; disciplining (B) astonishing; complimenting (C) conventional; conveying

    (D) compact; reciting

  6. People have become used to spreading ________ rumors as a means of ________ conflict or asserting power over others.

    (A) malicious; resolving (B) portable; tackling (C) preferable; addressing (D) numerous; assuming

  7. I was really ________ when he said, " ________ must go to Fiona for making sure everything ran smoothly."

    (A) overcome; Target (B) occupied; Diploma (C) flattered; Credit (D) inspired; Figure

  8. After knowing that the bill was approved by a(n) ________ of 55 votes, the supporters felt relieved and ________. (A) volume; projected (B) margin; beamed (C)effort; Impressed (D) balance; boasted

  9. People who ________ their litter in the streets should have to pay heavy ________.

    (A) distribute; requirements (B) squeeze; recipes (C) loosen; capacities (D) discard; penalties

  10. The weather could be ________, for hours later, a ________ of wind blew our tent over.

    (A) deceptive; gust (B) furious; pack (C) intense; flock (D) tough; herd

  11. By the time John reached the office, his boss had been ________. (A) obviously annoying (B) narrowly frustrated (C) distinctly indignant (D) scarcely suspected

  12. The paper managed to secure a major ________ about the defendant's third court appearance for the same ________.

    (A) scoop; offence (B) quiz; attachment (C) attachment; attack (D) conclusion; occupation

  13. A group of ________ demonstrators were marching along the street, trying to ________ their beliefs on people.

    (A) reluctant; interpret (B) absolute; plunge (C) precise; transfer (D) hostile; impose

  14. Finally, he ________ that if John, the best player, had been absent, he would have looked upon it as a ________ victory.

    (A) assumed; portable (B) registered; hollow (C) bombarded; definite (D) summoned; temporary

  15. I've been ________ by guilt about ________ a precious cup of his.

    (A) clipped; delivering (B) captured; polishing (C) gnawed; upsetting (D) dismissed; transferring

  16. Everyone came out laughing, which ________ meant the talks had a better ________ than we had originally hoped.

    (A) namely; sermon (B) presumably; outcome (C) mutually; gospel (D) briefly; custody

  17. Employers may ________ duties to give staff wider experience, making them more ________ at jobs.

    (A) offer; concrete (B) snap; efficient (C) deliver; domestic (D) rotate; competent

  18. Unemployment rose and the city went into a ________ of decline. Something needed to be done for the ________ for development and improvement.

    (A) spiral; spur (B) blocking; trial (C) guarantee; solution (D) handicap; triumph

  19. His failing to drink ________ and constantly being late ________ a breach of the employment contract.

    (A) morally; construct (8) straight; institute (C) moderately; constitute (D) forward; substitute

  20. The government doesn't like to be ________ as the mere ________ of the military.

    (A) mourned; reef (B) tagged; puppet (C) heeded; armor (D) meditated; barbarian

541. ~ 560.

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CABAC / ADCCA / DBABC / DBCAC

  1. As soon as he heard the story, he inclined his head in ________. Like most Catholic children, he has heard many stories of Ireland from the ________. (A) duration; stereotype (B) compassion; crib (C) acknowledgement; cradle (D) precaution; comrade

  2. The break-up leaves her ________ and lowers her self-________.

    (A) vulnerable; esteem (B) hissed; bonus (C) despised; scent (D) decayed; agenda

  3. For the purpose of ________,refer to the chart below. As it shows, romantic fiction and reference books are a ________ of this library.

    (A) contribution; format (B) illustration; staple (C) foundation; route (D) copyright; content

  4. You can envision ________ sound charging around like square ________ on a vintage Atari video game.

    (A) graphic; pixels (B) absolute; focuses (C) murmuring; figures (D) regular; listings

  5. The office staff are almost ________ female and they are all ________.

    (A) literally; racial (B) hardly; modest (C) exclusively; courteous (D) preferably; primitive

  6. Some Chinese idioms have no ________ in English. That's why some meanings of them will get lost in translation. (A) equivalent (B) adjustment (C) property (D) capacity

  7. Some of Wendy's friends agree with her ________ political views. Going to extremes is never a suitable solution, though. (A) sensory (B) desperate (C) infinite (D) radical

  8. She was offended by her boss's inappropriate ________ at the office, and decided to sue him of sexual harassment. (A) portrait (B) insight (C) conduct (D) obstacle

  9. Australian Prime Minister declared that they would not be ________ even though Facebook blocked Australian users from viewing or sharing news, which had undermined the government. (A) jeopardized (B) deteriorated (C) intimidated (D) acknowledged

  10. The patriotic soldier received two million dollars from the government in ________ for his lost eye in the war. (A) compensation (B) enhancement (C) surveillance (D) ingenuity

  11. It was ________ impossible for baseball players to have both 45 home runs and 156 strikeouts in the same season. However, Shohei Ohtani made history this year. (A) respectively (B) chronically (C) frantically (D) virtually

  12. The value of the company's stocks ________ dramatically, resulting in investors' losses of millions of dollars. (A) stumbled (B) plunged (C) distorted (D) unfolded

  13. Stephen made a huge ________ by underestimating his opponent, which caused him to lose the tennis match in the end. (A) blunder (B) protest (C) attempt (D) scheme

  14. Avoid writing so many ________ sentences in your essay. Be clear and specific, or readers might fail to understand the ideas you express. (A) despicable (B) ambiguous (C) obstinate (D) tentative

  15. Besides regular exercise and a balanced diet, it is also strongly suggested that people go for ________ health checkups to prevent and detect diseases at an early stage. (A) reckless (B) exclusive (C) periodical (D) imperative

  16. It was ________ of her to lie about her friend out of ________. (A) diplomatic; commitment (B) obstinate; assessment (C) sophisticated; discrimination (D) despicable; vanity

  17. The ancient cathedral is ________ by the surrounding ________ skyscrapers.

    (A) preceded; approximate (B) dwarfed; sturdy (C) characterized; neutral (D) Intimidated; variable

  18. It seems very ________ that his love for poetry was ________ by an unknown passer-by.

    (A) overwhelming; rallied (B) terminal; whisked (C) peculiar; kindled (D) awesome; yarned

  19. As the war enters its final ________, the UN will probably consider lifting sanctions on the intruder's improper ________.

    (A) phase; conduct (B) component; scheme (C) dimension; ritual (D) core; stimulation

  20. At least three of the dead woman's relatives have a(n) ________ claim to her house whose worth is ________ to about 2 billion dollars.

    (A) ethical; comparative (B) Incredible; successive (C) legitimate; equivalent (D) valid; excessive

561. ~ 580.

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CABBD / DDBAC / ADBAC / ACDBC

  1. Students ________ ________ half of our customers. (A) make up; hardly (B) bring in; mostly (C) account for; virtually (D) lead to; practically

  2. Our manager was so ________ that he seldom listened to our ideas. That was why if necessity arouse, we had to be quite ________ in the workplace.

    (A) rigid; assertive (B) bizarre; identical (C) precise; alternative (D) exclusive; simultaneous

  3. John looked at me with a furious ________ in his eyes and then turned around looking ________ for his lost key.

    (A) anxiety; passionately (B) gleam; frantically (C) implication; intentionally (D) Inquiry; superficially

  4. To our great sadness, by his own admission, he seemed to have lost his ________, failing to ________ the otherwise energy he had into performance and change.

    (A) qualification; install (B) momentum; translate (C) productivity; substitute (D) capability; specialize

  5. Helping the poor, especially those looking ________ and unkempt in the slum,was her ________ in life.

    (A) isolated; deputy (B) disposable; ritual (C) abused; presumption (D) ragged; calling

  6. They mainly ________ rare books. ________, rare books are their staple.

    (A) allow for; In other words (B) consist of; To put it another way (C) engage in; In a word (D) deal in; That is

  7. Though I don't like her personally, I have to ________ that she's a storyteller that can ________ the children's imagination.

    (A) herald; formulate (B) insist; administer (C) witness; accelerate (D) concede; engage

  8. Recent successes in diplomatic ties have ________ the fact that the government fails to make great ________ in reducing poverty.

    (A) deteriorated; serving (B) obscured; strides (C) jeopardized; adjustment (D) simmered; compensation

  9. The new shoes ________ my toes. But I believe, with time, such discomfort will doubtless ________.

    (A) pinch; diminish (B) overwhelm; disregard (C) trample; alternate (D) betray; decline

  10. Upon sensing that the floor was unable to ________ his weight and was going to collapse, he broke into a breathless ________.

    (A) detain; chuckle (B) retain; transit (C) sustain; sprint (D) contain; removal

  11. Jobs were hard to ________ then. Everyone was under a lot of pressure, but she seemed to ________ it.

    (A) come by; thrive on (B) come across; rely on (C) come at; resort to (D) come around; mark for

  12. It's ________ that your first evaluation will be six days after you ________ employment. You are still new to the job.

    (A) vicious; undergo (B) Imperative; acknowledge (C) reckless; unfold (D) outrageous; commence

  13. Tom fell to the ground, ________ his stomach after taking certain kinds of drugs not ________.

    (A) pricking; sensory (B) clutching; compatible (C) scrolling; approximate (D) wringing; ambiguous

  14. The ________ writer receives a ________ of 2% on each book sold.

    (A) prominent; royalty (B) obstinate; procession (C) forgetful; tuition (D) dreadful; remainder

  15. According to the result of the secret ________, only 16% expressed a ________ view. The project was then turned down.

    (A) protest; knowledgeable (B) conduct; tentative (C) ballot; favorable (D) surveillance; terminal

  16. While the police were ________ the case of sexual ________, they offered support and counselling to the victim as well.

    (A) looking into; assault (B) resorting to; bondage (C) pressing for; blunder (D) calling down; obstacle

  17. Though being ________ with contradictory information, John tackled every task he ________ with great determination and patience.

    (A) abused; executed (B) interfered; discharged (C) bombarded; undertook (D) integrated; unfolded

  18. The picture is ________ proven to be ________ to the one in the museum of Modern Art in New York.

    (A) chronically; controversial (B) respectively; collective (C) newly; incredible (D) subsequently; identical

  19. He's being the very ________ of crudeness by telling ________ jokes as such.

    (A) transition; invariable (B) essence; coarse (C) Implication; toxic (D) perception; passionate

  20. What a(n) ________ change in weather! It was scorching hot ten minutes ago, but now the rain is ________ across the window pane.

    (A) specific; glaring (B) intense; piercing (C) radical; whipping (D) dire; rumbling

581. ~ 600.

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CADBC / DDDAC / DBACD / BDBAC

  1. ________ the power of color. Believe me, nothing beats black for the classic ________ look. (A) Abide by; reluctant (B) Keep an eye on; wholesome (C) Avail yourself of; sophisticated (D) Aim at; alternative

  2. The measure taken so far has been a(n) ________ one, for the alcohol is able to ________ the need for violence, but cannot remove it.

    (A) tentative; blunt (B) infinite; shatter (C) alarming; discourage (D) spiritual; flip

  3. Anyone who ________ extreme anxiety in the face of potential danger is unlikely to become an effective leader, let alone ________ with the election.

    (A) embraces; corresponding (B) accompanies; devising (C) dominates; fulfilling (D) exhibits; proceeding

  4. The concrete garden path bricked over with vines adorning the white-painted ________ is the ________ of the colonial period.

    (A) mirage; requirement (B) exterior; legacy (C) crossing; attraction (D) loft; witness

  5. Too slow to ________ the ________ ideas conveyed in the book, I need to learn how to read between the lines.

    (A) figure out; lifelong (B) comply with; sacred (C) make out; subtle (D) pay attention to; intense

  6. He ________ a plot to forge documents that would embarrass the company, and ________ getting caught and sent on trial.

    (A) transferred; came along (B) hatched; wound up (C) condensed; ended up (D) brewed; turned out

  7. A ________ was reached that it was impossible to ________ the damage of a lifetime in only 30 days.

    (A) contradiction; forsake (B) discretion; deter (C) consolation; dismantle (D) consensus; undo

  8. Many parents find it requires great ________ to ________ their children, especially when they are teenagers.

    (A) ingenuity; correspond with (B) stability; identify with (C) tact; relate to (D) nourishment; turn their back on

  9. The results it says are not ________ analysts' estimates, further ________ Smith's argument.

    (A) in line with; disproving (B) in proportion to; smacking (C) In terms of; signifying (D) in response to; outnumbering

  10. Despite the emotional ________ she has gone through, she still has a positive ________ for the future.

    (A) solitude; upbringing (B) spike; construction (C) trauma; outlook (D) slot; narrative

  11. Seeing that his people's health is gradually ________ by drink and drugs, the new president ________ plans to deal with alcohol and drug trafficking.

    (A) erased; stimulates (B) absorbed; evaluates (C) involved; commits (D) ravaged; outlines

  12. With the ________ fire raging, first reports tell of more than 50 ________.

    (A) sticky; records (B) rampant; casualties (C) soggy; circumstances (D) intriguing; combinations

  13. John failing to deal with his financial ________, a judge has now issued a(n) ________ for his arrest.

    (A) hurdles; warrant (B) preys; content (C) biases; protest (D) themes; appeal

  14. If given the choice, I would ________ cheese, for few foods are as ________ as cheese.

    (A) come up with; crucial (B) run for; potential (C) opt for; versatile (D) insist on; elastic

  15. My dad ________ these vitamin pills; he makes it a ________ to take several of them before going to bed.

    (A) sticks to; variation (B) refers to; profit (C) blocks out; conquest (D) swears by; ritual

  16. How can you ________ your ________ number of fur coats with your love of animals?

    (A) outnumber; resolute (B) reconcile; substantial (C) contradict; tentative (D) dissuade; eligible

  17. But even as hard as the young ________, good jobs are ________ these days. No wonder, they feel so discouraged.

    (A) escalate; at their fingertips (B) propel; in awe (C) recur; laid off (D) persevere; few and far between

  18. Mary has ________ taste in art, and Susan shows a(n) ________ for languages, both of whom earn my respect.

    (A) premature; outrage (B) exquisite; aptitude (C) underestimated; vogue (D) symmetrical; outbreak

  19. Full of ________, John is far from ________. Few people like to be around with him.

    (A) conceit; sociable (B) contemplation; monotonous (C) distrust; outright (D) intention; imperative

  20. With recession ________ the employers, part-time workers are considered ________.

    (A) suppressing; artificial (B) compressing; condensed (C) oppressing; dispensable (D) impressing; barren

601. ~ 620.

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BACDC / BDABC / BCDAB / BDABC

  1. They tried to ________ the young boy into ________ the bag left at the railroad station. (A) manipulate; declining (B) intimidate; retrieving (C) deter; inferring (D) seduce; overturning

  2. The group has taken a(n) ________ position on the issue of ________ promotion, refusing to compromise and believing few would become learned because of it.

    (A) militant; literacy (B) thorough; measurement (C) notorious; hormone (D) liable; longevity

  3. His mouth opened in ________ protest after suffering muscle ________ for working hours in hot weather.

    (A) drastic; tremors (B) rigorous; abbreviations (C) mute; cramps (D) communicative; compensations

  4. Hopefully, the healing ________ of local herbs could help with your ________ headache.

    (A) exports; clamping (B) profits; irritating (C) resorts; invading (D) properties; throbbing

  5. Doctors have ________ that these pills are not suitable for ________ use beyond three years.

    (A) Indicated; purposeful (B) diagnosed; potential (C) certified; extended (D) threatened; elaborate

  6. I am painfully aware of his being ________ to change and becoming contaminated by ________.

    (A) vulnerable; competition (B) resistant; hypocrisy (C) permissible; discrimination (D) durable; extinction

  7. That dress ________ different colors and they all ________ your figure.

    (A) consists in; motivate (B) engages in; imitate (C) persists in; loosen (D) comes in; flatter

  8. To be worth the value, it is ________ that the ticket include entry and a four-________ meal.

    (A) imperative; course (B) desirable; choice (C) terminal; option (D) available; scale

  9. She was in a(n) ________ mood, finally coming to the realization that working from home did require a good deal of ________.

    (A) emotional; comprehension (B) reflective; discipline (C) ambitious; serenity (D) grateful; expectation

  10. Taking what they said with a ________ of salt, the two suspects were ________ by the police for further questioning.

    (A) dot; maintained (B) spike; sustained (C) grain; detained (D) slot; contained

  11. Those students have ________ about what those broad lines on the map ________.

    (A) bouts; refer to (B) queries; correspond to (C) excerpts; exposed to (D) nominations; relate to

  12. Not lowering the ________, John died from the side effects and all his friends and family ________ his death. (A) taboo; commemorated (B) yearning; rehearsed (C) dosage; lamented (D) tranquilizer; consoled

  13. They ________ the cleaning project right after seeing the flood left a thick ________ of mud over the entire ground floor of the house.

    (A) adapted to; combination (B) reached out for; offering (C) picked up; preface (D) embarked on; deposit

  14. Every week the magazine presents the ________ of a(n) ________ sports personality.

    (A) profile; prominent (B) therapy; administrative (C) operation; conscious (D) unit; increased

  15. Subjected to this sort of ________, she found all the words failing to ________ her.

    (A) tempest; usher (B) ordeal; soothe (C) melancholy; withstand (D) starvation; compensate

  16. The proposal has ________ fierce debate and its impact has been especially ________ in New England. (A) triggered; eager (B) provoked; acute (C) aspired; complex (D) stimulated; permanent

  17. Personal ________ such as a celebrity getting tripped on a stone and went ________ on the pavement have no place in academic essay. (A) animations; suspending (B) sanctions; trembling (C) therapies; dispersing (D) anecdotes; sprawling

  18. A young man is being ________ a hero tonight after rescuing a woman having been held ________ for months. (A) hailed; captive (B) uncovered; peddler (C) upgraded; dictator (D) beckoned; attendant

  19. He ________ a day when the majority of residents living here can grow to be ________ citizens, observing laws and regulations. (A) depicts; deficient (B) envisions; decent (C) upholds; obedient (D) evolves; sheer

  20. Is it financially ________ to support a family by ________ the cows? (A) disgraceful; soothing (B) familiar; unfolding (C) feasible; herding (D) frail; accessing

621. ~ 640.

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BDACD / CACBD / DACBC / DCABD

  1. Is football a good ________ for men's ________? (A) strategy; alliance (B) outlet; aggression (C) posture; vitality (D) toll; consumption

  2. In a worse-case ________, women on the planet would be given a ________ status, having no say in any matter. (A) analogy; distorted (B) diagram; disastrous (C) prediction; detached (D) scenario; subordinate

  3. He's the kind of person who wears the "male chauvinist pig" label like some kind of ________ of honor. In order to avoid ________, I try to have as little as possible to do with him. (A) badge; confrontation (B) mastery; speculation (C) attachment; prosecution (D) verification; diversion

  4. I could not ________ what would become of him if he stopped taking pictures. He was so crazy about photography that he'd got all the ________. (A) perceive; captions (B) suppress; layouts (C) conceive; gear (D) repress; accessories

  5. With ________ art, there is not always a right or wrong answer, so you'd better treat it ________. (A) analytical; namely (B) documentary; temporarily (C) innovative; unanimously (D) contemporary; accordingly

  6. He ________ the policy of constructing more public housing units, for they frequently became slums and hotbeds of crime, especially ________ delinquency. (A) strengthened; vicious (B) undermined; corrupt (C) denounced; juvenile (D) trimmed; harsh

  7. Dogs, easily________, were probably the first animals to be ________. (A) tended; domesticated (B) secured; herded (C) repressed; converted (D) predicted; mobilized

  8. A man ________ escaped death when a fire broke out in the bar he ________. (A) evenly; guaranteed (B) radically; exploited (C) narrowly; frequented (D) respectively; pursued

  9. He ________ a long list of merits of having managers evaluated by their ________. (A) displaced; candidates (B) recited; subordinates (C) depicted; cavalry (D) obscured; correspondents

  10. They argued over the translation's ________ to the original text. Instead of being taken ________, some phrases are clearly given too much space for interpretation. (A) breakthrough; subjectively (B) evolution; gradually (C) analogy; primarily (D) fidelity; literally

  11. Brenda couldn't ________ the urge to have a taste of the soup which had a wonderful creamy ________ with white beans added. (A) oppress; complement (B) suppress; capacity (C) compress; addiction (D) repress; texture

  12. To ________ better relations within the community is anything but a ________. It takes lots of efforts. (A) foster; breeze (B) grope; monopoly (C) navigate; conspiracy (D) enlighten; stunt

  13. The number of people with the disease is reaching a critical ________; some ________ changes must be taken right now. (A) acquisition; invaluable (B) proposition; splendid (C) threshold; radical (D) installation; legitimate

  14. I think a certain amount of worry about having one's wisdom teeth ________ is very natural, but you've got to keep it ________. (A) refined; in doubt (B) extracted; in proportion (C) conferred; in detail (D) deposited; in vain

  15. The performance of the karate repertoire with a vast ________ of technical kicks was ________ live by satellite to over fifty countries. (A) preface; transported (B) chunk; transacted (C) array; transmitted (D) bout; facilitated

  16. They started working ________ for the publicity ________ of his new book. (A) in practice; purchase (B) in a row; incentive (C) in theory; remark (D) in relays; campaign

  17. Employees in this company are often asked to run small ________. It's time to reduce paperwork and ________ for a better work efficiency. (A) interventions; inconvenience (B) devices; intervention (C) errands; bureaucracy (D) contests; confrontation

  18. Apparently ________ clues may turn out to be quite important. It would be too subjective to ________ them. (A) trivial; dismiss (B) serial; disturb (C) premier; dispute (D) dreadful; scar

  19. The excellent menu is ________ by a good wine, which, ________, goes very well with a mature cheese. (A) contributed; intensively (B) complemented; incidentally (C) complimented; accordingly (D) distributed; extensively

  20. Early rising ________ good health. However, the early birds only ________ a relatively small proportion of the population. (A) accounts for; relate to (B) makes up; account for (C) contributes to; take up (D) makes for; make up

641. ~ 660.

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ADBAC / BACAA / BDCAC / ADBCD

  1. When the pandemic struck, only 40% of the workforce was ________ ________ available. (A) registered; readily (B) exceeded; relatively (C) inflicted; shortly (D) constituted; preferably

  2. A group of seven people was ________, responsible for the ________ of bridges and roads. (A) integrated; urgency (B) distributed; intervention (C) demonstrated; screening (D) dispatched; maintenance

  3. The resolution ________ a(n) ________ peace settlement. (A) intensifies; graphic (B) prompts; durable (C) slashes; flexible (D) recruits; ambiguous

  4. Despite this ________ of evidence against him, the father in the film is still ________ as a caring, responsible one. (A) accumulation; portrayed (B) accommodation; depicted (C) illustration; conveyed (D) illumination; recruited

  5. He speaks very ________ of your work ________. (A) occasionally; in mind (B) enormously; in sum (C) favorably; in question (D) liberally; in total

  6. When winter comes, the once green and leafy trees are left ________ and empty. (A) mighty (B) stark (C) lively (D) dense

  7. Cristo was Bulgarian-American installation artist who had the rare talent of combining art with engineering. His works were thus ________. (A) exceptional (B) intentional (C) considerable (D) agricultural

  8. Up until now, the businessman has been unwilling to ________ that his overseas expansion strategy is flawed and that he faces great difficulty paying his employees' salaries. (A) contend (B) accelerate (C) acknowledge (D) sustain

  9. According to dozens of surveys and studies, there is every ________ that robots with artificial intelligence will replace many human workers in the future. (A) likelihood (B) volume (C) elevation (D) commerce

  10. In US history, countless Black activists have sacrificed their lives struggling to have the system of racial ________ abolished and to be treated equally. (A) segregation (B) memorial (C) eloquence (D) mobility

  11. The fire was totally out of control and continued to ________ across the forest with no signs of slowing down. (A) cease (B) sweep (C) melt (D) contend

  12. The player somehow managed to ________ his lead in the second half of the tournament and eventually won the championship. (A) overtake (B) advise (C) distort (D) retain

  13. It is through hard work and ________ that Gordon, who doesn't hold a university degree, is working his way up to the top position in this technology company. (A) publication (B) hostility (C) perseverance (D) translation

  14. In the presentation, the scientist used a series of ________ to explain his extremely complicated theory. (A) illustrations (B) candidates (C) journalists (D) strands

  15. Amanda managed to ________ all her anger and regret into energy to move on. She chose not to feel sorry for herself but to push forward instead. (A) distort (B) overtake (C) translate (D) retain

  16. Night markets in Taiwan are always ________ with noisy and excited vendors and tourists. (A) bustling (B) lush (C) mighty (D) dense

  17. The eruption of the volcano was so powerful that the sunlight failed to ________ the thick clouds of dust and ash. (A) intend (B) settle (C) exceed (D) penetrate

  18. The muscle ________ in both Larry's legs were severely damaged in the accident, so he now has great difficulty walking. (A) theories (B) fibers (C) switches (D) minerals

  19. The death of George Floyd ________ a lot of public anger and led to many protests against racial discrimination. (A) penetrated (B) altered (C) provoked (D) intended

  20. Some wise people have said that only when we let go of ________ can we live a carefree life. If we don't forgive our enemies, it is we ourselves who suffer. (A) pity (B) virtue (C) honesty (D) hatred

661. ~ 680.

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BCDBA / CADBD / ACDBC / ABDBC

  1. The main ________ of a test is to see whether a student has acquired certain knowledge in class. (A) journalist (B) objective (C) illustration (D) politician

  2. The flood has greatly affected the country's economy, for agriculture is one of its ________ industries. (A) stark (B) dense (C) core (D) intentional

  3. The residents in the remote village have been living a(n) ________ life for the past few decades. (A) recent (B) suitable (C) inclusive (D) primitive

  4. The trunk of the car that Frank just bought has a ________ of 500 liters, so he can put lots of things in there. (A) surge (B) volume (C) pole (D) generation

  5. The pop singer's first album took the world by storm, but his ________ ones didn't really dazzle the market. (A) subsequent (B) notable (C) credible (D) objective

  6. He's either a hero or a ________, depending on whom he gave those valuable ________ to. (A) reptile; wreaths (B) spectator; assets (C) villain; commodities (D) cellist; banquets

  7. The boy shows utter ________ for having the products ________ from door to door. (A) contempt; peddled (B) sensitivity; paddled (C) likelihood; shielded (D) indulgence; gripped

  8. With his emotion ________ reason, he took the country road that is more ________. (A) erupting; extinct (B) lingering; notable (C) stationary; malicious (D) prevailing; perilous

  9. Disagreements have ________ her from her family, which causes her extreme emotional and psychological ________. (A) staggered; conviction (B) alienated; distress (C) bleached; citation (D) resided; tramp

  10. "These cars are ________ for the European market, not for the Asian market." she ________. (A) indispensable; exiled (B) battered; astonished (C) awesome; swayed (D) destined; retorted

  11. The police had been ________ the woman in dirty, ________ clothes for days. (A) stalking; ragged (B) limping; pacific (C) propping; tinned (D) squashing; sacred

  12. He ________ the time when he had to wear a(n) ________ for his crooked teeth. (A) muses; velvet (B) pisses; trademark (C) resents; brace (D) reckons; exclusion

  13. I got a(n) ________ reaction from him after I told him that his essay needed a little ________. (A) imperial; whirling (B) vague; gripping (C) inherent; chattering (D) hostile; pruning

  14. The rate of inflation has been ________ for several months. When is the government going to ________ the problem? (A) gleeful; straighten (B) unstable; tackle (C) widespread; sprinkle (D) cautious; tangle

  15. He ________ everyone else in terms of wealth by owning a ________ in Spain. (A) patronized; puppet (B) penetrated; patent (C) outdid; mansion (D) submitted; estate

  16. The rising dissatisfaction with the government ________ quite a few demonstrators rallied and ________ anti-government slogans in the square. (A) spurred; chanted (B) revived; pleaded (C) transported; mingled (D) reaped; rattled

  17. The coins ________ in her pocket as she made a ________ for the exit. (A) exceeded; stroll (B) jingled; dart (C) executed; sensation (D) lingered; fuss

  18. She has ________ plans to give a series of lectures at Warwick University on ________ British writers. (A) arctic; notable (B) awesome; patent (C) gloomy; obstinate (D) tentative; contemporary

  19. There's good arts ________ in the newspaper, but not much political ________. (A) milestone; ranch (B) coverage; commentary (C) enterprise; trademark (D) rally; ethic

  20. His speech failed to ________ his colleagues into abandoning the plan. They still insisted on having the writer's work ________ on magazines. (A) grip; accustomed (B) conceal; modified (C) sway; reproduced (D) summon; enrolled

681. ~ 700.

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CDCCA / BDDCA / CBCAC / CBADB

  1. Women walking past into or past the ________ was being ________ in the male-dominated society in the past. (A) stall; rustled (B) corridor; stalked (C) shrine; banned (D) blizzard; revolved

  2. After ________ happily about nothing in particular for hours, he heard his stomach ________ - he hadn't eaten all day. (A) stuttering; grazing (B) muttering; shattering (C) sprinting; simmering (D) chattering; rumbling

  3. Anger was ________ as more and more ________ furniture came into John's sight. (A) kindling; minimal (B) ploughing; mechanical (C) mounting; battered (D) escorting; parallel

  4. There has been ________ opposition to the proposal that the group of four teachers are to be ________ to represent their colleagues at the union conference. (A) intuitive; qualified (B) obstinate; outdone (C) vigorous; delegated (D) gross; commuted

  5. Without wishing to sound ________, I am the only one to withstand the brutal and ________ attack. (A) conceited; savage (B) lofty; reverse (C) lame; verbal (D) infinite; civic

  6. Earning so little money a month is ________ well below ________ for paying tax. (A) recommended; bid (B) reckoned; threshold (C) retorted; specimen (D) categorized; index

  7. ________ to the end of the document and you'll find that in Britain, national service was ________ in 1962. (A) Haunt; hailed (B) Swarm; exceeded (C) Adore; exclaimed (D) Scroll; abolished

  8. The government has made a ________ never to make deals with ________ intruders. (A) constitution; astray (B) citation; vertical (C) mainstream; vigorous (D) pledge; indignant

  9. Those ________ are too big; they need ________. (A) stains; absorbing (B) saddles; deploying (C) overalls; altering (D) clauses; notifying

  10. The ________ look on his face ________ all her illusions about the software being able to support files in a variety of formats. (A) grim; shattered (B) lofty; ascended (C) weary; shuttered (D) paradoxical; abolished

  11. Several important politicians have had their reputations ________ by trying to bribe the authorities concerned to have their children ________ in the most prestigious private school. (A) shrieked; consented (B) pruned; scrolled (C) stained; enrolled (D) patched; shielded

  12. He had endured years of ________ and abuse since other kids used to ________ him in the playground because he was fat and wore glasses. (A) temptation; pinch (B) torment; taunt (C) acknowledgement; poke (D) condemnation; prick

  13. My ________ memory is the workman was killed when the sides of the ________ he was working in collapsed. (A) reckless; residence (B) sturdy; glacier (C) marginal; mansion (D) abiding; trench

  14. The service's success could be ________ to its brilliant advertising campaign and ________ charges. (A) attributed; transparent (B) whirled; comprehensible (C) suspended; substantial (D) suppressed; splendid

  15. Obviously, what she did was wrong, but I don't think it ________ such a severe punishment. It was nothing but a minor ________ problem. (A) despised; gross (B) sustained; savage (C) warranted; adolescent (D) mourned; heterosexual

  16. Scientists say that due to climate change and warm sea temperatures, cyclones have become a regular ________ in the northern Indian Ocean.

    (A) manifestation (B) dilemma (C) menace (D) rebellion

  17. With flames shooting out of the windows, there was complete ________ as people started dashing out of the building, screaming.

    (A) torment (B) chaos (C) affection (D) endeavor

  18. The latest portable device boasts its protection against hostile environment. It can even ________ drops from up to two meters with its data being intact.

    (A) withstand (B) exploit (C) inflict (D) suspend

  19. The anxious man paced ________ outside the delivery room, waiting for his wife to give birth to their first child. (A) infinitely (B)scarcely (C) respectively (D) restlessly

  20. James needs to be wary around his boss whose mood is unpredictable and can ________ from joy to rage in an instant. (A) seize (B) swing (C) fetch (D) abort

701. ~ 720.

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ADBCA / CADBD / BCBAA / DCABC

  1. Health authorities in Belgium and the Netherlands ordered an immediate ________ of the drinks from sale after at least 100 people fell ill after drinking the products. (A) recall (B) submission (C) feat (D) fidelity

  2. Contrary to what the majority of people think, the ________ of osteoporosis is very high in places where the consumption of milk is great.

    (A) reflection (B) regime (C) diplomacy (D) incidence

  3. Registering for school the first time is a very complicated process. In order to ________ this long, confusing process, you'd better consult an experienced person in advance.

    (A) exaggerate (B) facilitate (C) dwindle (D) illuminate

  4. If a political leader overlooks the general public's basic concerns, his or her unresponsive attitude may ________ the long-term development of the country.

    (A) colonize (B) summarize (C) jeopardize (D) analyze

  5. Economic experts fear that the merger of the two companies will cause ________ effects on

    stock prices. (A) adverse (B) thrifty (C) flawless (D) serene

  6. The collapse of the high way during the rush hour caused heavy ________. (A) chunks (B) captives (C) casualties (D) cavities

  7. What he said was an ________ lie. There was not a kernel of truth in it. (A) outright (B) optional (C) oppressive (D) overlapping

  8. Even after ten years, she still refused to be ________ with her husband who had hurt her so badly. (A) reinforced (B) refined (C) refrained (D) reconciled

  9. The news that an escaped prisoner might be ________ the neighborhood caused great panic. (A) pondering (B) prowling (C) propelling (D) quenching

  10. TV ________ of the politician's scandal made the news travel fast. (A) decline (B) conspiracy (C) credibility (D) coverage

  11. We must decide now who is going to ________ the next meeting. (A) presume (B) preside (C) prescribe (D) propel

  12. He humiliated me in public intentionally. This was a ________ insult. (A) dental (B) deficient (C) deliberate (D) delinquent

  13. It seems a fad for a young girl to wear super-low jeans with her ________ shown. (A) neon (B) navel (C) newlywed (D) motto

  14. The poor old man ________ by the heavy smoke when his house was on fire. (A) suffocated (B) surpassed (C) swapped (D) sprawled

  15. The Wright brothers' breakthrough in the ________ history was their invention of aircraft controls that made mechanical fixed wing flight possible. (A) aviation (B) boost (C) artifact (D) biology

  16. After having disappeared for twenty years, the man was ________ dead. (A) pondered (B) prohibited (C) prosecuted (D) presumed

  17. The two lovers sat close together with their hands ________. (A) paralyzed (B) oppressed (C) overlapped (D) outnumbered

  18. The house is designed to ________ minor earthquakes. (A) withstand (B) victimize (C) yearn (D) visualize

  19. The scientist ________ from many facts and then proposed his great theory on the origin of life on earth. (A) grilled (B) generalized (C) fragmented (D) freaked

  20. The proposal made by Christine was rejected because it was not ________ to the company. (A) analytic (B) adaptable (C) applicable (D) abstract

721. ~ 740.

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BAACB / BDADC / BBCCC / ACCBC

  1. The rocket ________ aircraft into space. (A) prescribed (B) propelled (C) prohibited (D) purified

  2. The patient was nervous and anxious; maybe he needed some ________ to make himself calm down. (A) tranquilizers (B) traits (C) tremors (D) tornados

  3. Recently, the government has been constantly ________ with protests over high taxes and soaring oil prices. (A) besieged (B) biased (C) beckoned (D) boosted

  4. The "r" sound is difficult for most Japanese to ________. (A) authorize (B) beckon (C) articulate (D) assess

  5. Superstars who attended the movie premiere arrived in ________. (A) lyrics (B) limousines (C) lagoons (D) kernels

  6. Father was ________ in his office by some unexpected callers. (A) detached (B) detained (C) deterred (D) diminished

  7. The older generation is complaining about young people's lack of respect for traditional ________. (A) momentum (B) mobility (C) morale (D) morality

  8. We had a ________ time on the beautiful beach building sand castles. (A) fabulous (B) equivalent (C) feasible (D) explicit

  9. The fact that female teachers ________ male teachers in elementary schools may pose a problem because boys may not have enough role models. (A) overlap (B) overturn (C) originate (D) outnumber

  10. With the lullaby sung by the baby's mother, his breaths became ________, slowly fell into a deep sleep. (A) rigorous (B) rhetorical (C) rhythmic (D) ridiculous

  11. A ________ aircraft can reach the high speed. (A) subordinate (B) supersonic (C) subsequent (D) symmetrical

  12. The host is popular for his ________ remarks and good sense of humor. (A) vulgar (B) witty (C) volcanic (D) brutal

  13. He was admitted to hospital because his cold had ________ into pneumonia. (A) devalued (B) designated (C) deteriorated (D) diagnosed

  14. Chemical ________ from the factory contaminated the river and poisoned the fish. (A) ransoms (B) prefaces (C) pollutants (D) prescriptions

  15. The writer ________ the story in the third person perspective. (A) merchandised (B) merged (C) narrated (D) nurtured

  16. We need 30 gram butter and cut off the ________. (A) surplus (B) stimulation (C) supplement (D) subscription

  17. If you suffer from headache, do not have any ________ with caffeine or alcohol. (A) biochemistry (B) barometer (C) beverage (D) blueprint

  18. The capable secretary is able to take ________ in English at the rate of 110 words per minute. (A) dictator (B) diagram (C) dictation (D) dictatorship

  19. After the completion of the MRT, Taipei has become more ________ as you can see people of various nationalities. (A) controversial (B) cosmopolitan (C) credible (D) cumulative

  20. Due to lack of ________, the company has become less and less competitive in the fashion-oriented clothing market. (A) intersection (B) interval (C) innovation (D) implement

741. ~ 760.

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BAAAC / AADCA / ADDDB / ADDDD

  1. The cost of living is ________ by the soaring oil prices. (A) auctioned (B) boosted (C) bombarded (D) authorized

  2. This is only a ________ draft of my final report. I will revise it several times before I hand it in. (A) preliminary (B) preventive (C) prejudiced (D) radical

  3. My attention was ________ from the story I was reading by his sudden appearance. (A) distracted (B) enclosed (C) expired (D) dissolved

  4. The ________ of the show was a superman flying down from the ceiling to the stage. (A) highlight (B) hereafter (C) hazard (D) generator

  5. To the couple's amazement, they were born on the same day and even went to the same elementary school ________. (A) confidentially (B) collectively (C) coincidentally (D) comparatively

  6. Here in Taiwan, gasoline is sold by the ________. (A) liter (B) liner (C) lagoon (D) layout

  7. Since Mrs. Johnson suffered from cancer, she only eats ________ organic foods. (A) certified (B) chronic (C) charitable (D) civilized

  8. The hospital needs 5 O-type blood ________ to save the severely-injured patient. (A) dosages (B) drizzles (C) diversities (D) donors

  9. Massage is one of ________ which can help to relieve your stress. (A) thrift (B) textures (C) therapies (D) tact

  10. With the decrease of ________, wrinkles start to appear around the woman's eyes. (A) hormones (B) hunches (C) hygiene (D) hurdle

  11. Millet's The Gleaners has been regarded as one of the masterpieces of ________. (A) realism (B) reliance (C) repression (D) restoration

  12. If you are a fan of Chien-Ming Wang, you don't want to miss any Yankee games ________ on TV. (A) refunded (B) ravaged (C) reconciled (D) relayed

  13. I like the hotel because of its rural ________ setting. I can enjoy silence here. (A) trivial (B) traumatic (C) triumphant (D) tranquil

  14. The mother became ________ when she couldn't find her daughter. (A) immune (B) inevitable (C) hazardous (D) hysterical

  15. After breaking up with his girlfriend, Jeff ________ her with emails and cell phone messages. (A) beckoned (B) bombarded (C) besieged (D) boosted.

  16. The main character of the novel was famous for her long red hair and sunny ________. (A) temperament (B) thermometer (C) thrift (D) texture

  17. He ________ the opportunity of doing some sightseeing while traveling on business in a foreign country. (A) refined (B) reinforced (C) rendered (D) relished

  18. The city government ________ recycle, which proves to be an effective way to reduce trash and reuse resources. (A) amplifies (B) animates (C) abounds (D) advocates

  19. The child is strongly advised to ________ up the special seat belt. (A) cater (B) civilize (C) brew (D) buckle

  20. The ________ of a magazine cover should be appealing enough to attract the potential buyers. (A) manuscript (B) lyric (C) kernel (D) layout

761. ~ 780.

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BCADD / ACDBD / AABAD / ABDAC

  1. The birth of a baby is a ________ moment to the parents. (A) lengthy (B) joyous (C) liable (D) mellow

  2. Confucius is the eastern ________ of the greatest western philosopher, Socrates. (A) conspiracy (B) criterion (C) counterpart (D) coverage

  3. It is amazing that salmon will swim back to their ________ ground to spawn. (A) breeding (B) brutish (C) brisk (D) captive

  4. As a police officer, I have to ________ the law. (A) unlock (B) upgrade (C) usher (D) uphold

  5. Some companies tend to ________ their employees from poor countries, asking them to work long hours but giving them very low pay. (A) enact (B) enhance (C) enlighten (D) exploit

  6. Happiness ________ from her eyes and she could not help smiling. (A) radiated (B) pondered (C) prowled (D) postured

  7. He felt sick and ________ all the food he had eaten. (A) wrestled (B) visualized (C) vomited (D) withstood

  8. Although he is a millionaire, he still tends to be ________. (A) surplus (B) strategic (C) tedious (D) thrifty

  9. Mrs. Williams is acting as ________ until the principal returns. (A) descendant (B) deputy (C) delinquent (D) diagram

  10. Among the fifty ________, only twelve of them will be chosen to enter the final. (A) contractors (B) coordinators (C) cruisers (D) contestants

  11. A campaign was lunched to ________ the support for human rights. (A) mobilize (B) mimic (C) monopolize (D) merchandise

  12. The quality of ________ in his personality makes him never think of giving up in the face of hardships. (A) endurance (B) elite (C) eloquence (D) enlightenment

  13. A complicated ________ system runs under the city, carrying the waste and rainwater into the river and sea. (A) shed (B) sewer (C) session (D) seminar

  14. ________ rate rose last month to its highest level; many people were out of work. (A) Unemployment (B) Twilight (C) Trophy (D) Truce

  15. The car was on fire, but the driver couldn't ________ his seat belt. (A) trek (B) trespass (C) topple (D) undo

  16. The Eiffel Tower has served as an ________ to transmit radio waves since the beginning of the 20th century. (A) antenna (B) anecdote (C) accessory (D) aborigine

  17. It is a ________ to say that the world is a stage and all men and women are players. (A) norm (B) metaphor (C) narration (D) motto

  18. The ________ of the moon are caused by the relative positions of the sun, the earth and the moon. (A) ordeals (B) options (C) pipelines (D) phases

  19. I think the printer is ________. It sometimes works and sometimes not. (A) temperamental (B) tactful (C) theoretical (D) tedious

  20. The forest fire led to serious damage because the residents did not ________ this disaster. (A) abuse (B) advocate (C) anticipate (D) accommodate

781. ~ 800.

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CDACD / BDBBD / BCCAC / AAADA

  1. The chairman attempted to avoid a head-on ________ between legislators of the two rival parties, but in vain. (A) clarity (B) competence (C) collision (D) consensus

  2. My secretary is so ________ that she will not tell anyone our company's secrets. (A) disciplinary (B) disastrous (C) dental (D) discreet

  3. I sometimes feel ________ by advertising because I am so influenced by ads that I don't think I can make a choice of my own free will. (A) manipulated (B) liberated (C) meditated (D) lamented

  4. In the ceremony, people observed a moment of silence to ________ the victims of the 9/11 attacks. (A) clench (B) concede (C) commemorate (D) compensate

  5. The ________ attitude of the actress irritated the media attending the press conference. (A) autonomous (B) authentic (C) bleak (D) arrogant

  6. The mechanic tore the car apart into separate ________. (A) complements (B) components (C) columns (D) coincidences

  7. With appropriate ________, such as a handbag or a belt, the simple dress will look good on you. (A) antonyms (B) anecdotes (C) analects (D) accessories

  8. There is a need to create the ________ among the employees in the company. (A) sneer (B) solidarity (C) sodium (D) slash

  9. I don't have enough money to buy a house, so I have to take out a ________. (A) monopoly (B) mortgage (C) metaphor (D) merger

  10. You should be ________ enough to stick to your ideals even in the face of difficulty. (A) recreational (B) relevant (C) repressive (D) resolute

  11. The intensive course ________ a one-year training into a three-week one. (A) comprises (B) condenses (C) concedes (D) clones

  12. The newly-built beach resort can ________ 20,000 in-house guests. (A) accord (B) accumulate (C) accommodate (D) accelerate

  13. The old farmer reported to the police immediately as soon as he found the ________ in the deserted house. (A) corps (B) crook (C) corpse (D) daffodil

  14. After a long day, I like to have a drink in the ________. (A) saloon (B) rotation (C) scope (D) rite

  15. The store is trying to ________ customers by cutting prices. (A) wrestle (B) Xerox (C) woo (D) vomit

  16. She suffers from a speech ________ and she finds it hard to finish what she is going to say. (A) stammer (B) starch (C) staple (D) squad

  17. The ________ worked hard, grinding wheat into flour. (A) miller (B) naturalist (C) mouthpiece (D) narrator

  18. The positive ________ from the students made the teacher teach more enthusiastically. (A) feedback (B) faculty (C) faction (D) fertility

  19. Some people think President Bush's attack of Iraq was an act of open ________. (A) abstraction (B) accordance (C) advocacy (D) aggression

  20. Indeed, my friend's insincere flattery made me feel ________ and annoyed. (A) irritated (B) intruded (C) unjust (D) immune

801. ~ 820.

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CABCA / ACDDC / BDDBB / DCAAA

  1. Our Christmas dinner party was ________ by a burned plum pudding. (A) lamented (B) lured (C) marred (D) mellowed

  2. Her latest novel ________ the lonely life of an unmarried woman. (A) depicts (B) derives (C) dedicates (D) disables

  3. There is a special kind of ________ for pet owners to bury their beloved pets. (A) charcoal (B) cemetery (C) chariot (D) cavalry

  4. Giving employees paid vacation helps to boost morale and in turn raise their ________. (A) propaganda (B) proposition (C) productivity (D) projection

  5. The popularity and profits of the movie have ________ the director's expectation. (A) surpassed (B) symbolized (C) synthesized (D) swapped

  6. If we all ________ ourselves, I believe we can make the impossible possible. (A) exert (B) equate (C) evolve (D) enact

  7. Someone left the door ________; that's why the burglar broke into the house. (A) unpacked (B) upgraded (C) unlocked (D) victimized

  8. The movie Beowulf was not played by real actors but by ________ characters. (A) antibiotic (B) allied (C) acute (D) animated

  9. Most buildings in the city may not be able to withstand earthquakes of such ________. (A) mentality (B) materialism (C) longevity (D) magnitude

  10. In the United States, many college students celebrate the end of the year or term with ________ or sparkling wine. (A) carbohydrate (B) carol (C) champagne (D) cholesterol

  11. The doctor prescribed a daily ________ of six pills for my bad cold. (A) drainage (B) dosage (C) drizzle (D) drawback

  12. The new government decides to reduce a lot of unnecessary ________ to enhance its efficiency. (A) certificate (B) breakthrough (C) characterization (D) bureaucracy

  13. Drive carefully as the sign says there is thirty miles of ________ road ahead. (A) decent (B) cosmetic (C) controversial (D) crooked

  14. Hades came up riding a black ________ drawn by black horses and abducted Persephone to the Underworld. (A) breakdown (B) chariot (C) charcoal (D) cemetery

  15. The ________ parents treat the abused child as their own children. (A) forthcoming (B) foster (C) forsaken (D) formidable

  16. The charitable organization is to help refugees and ________ persons rebuild their lives. (A) disregarded (B) dismantled (C) doomed (D) displaced

  17. If you often criticize your children, you are ________ the belief that they are not good enough and therefore may hurt their self-esteem. (A) retaliating (B) refraining (C) reinforcing (D) refining

  18. The wind is so strong that it can ________ a car on the bridge. (A) topple (B) transplant (C) trek (D) trespass

  19. The new computer allows faster data ________ than the previous one. (A) transmission (B) tremor (C) trait (D) transcript

  20. Touched by the love story, the sentimental girl ________ into tears. (A) dissolved (B) dispatched (C) dispersed (D) diverted

821. ~ 840.

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BACCA / CCDAD / CCABA / ADBAB

  1. The small rubber ________ went down the stream, drifting with the current. (A) ramp (B) raft (C) raid (D) posture

  2. Unable to survive its financial crisis, the small company had no choice but to merge with the big ________. (A) corporation (B) contemplation (C) consultation (D) consumption

  3. I have to renew my driver's license because it ________ tomorrow. (A) extracts (B) exploits (C) expires (D) expels

  4. Biomimicry is a study that tries to ________ the designs and processes in nature with a view to solving human problems. (A) mobilize (B) monopolize (C) mimic (D) narrate

  5. A great number of volunteers from all over the world work for the ________ organization. (A) charitable (B) catastrophic (C) chronic (D) certified

  6. There has recently been an ________ of bird flu in some southeastern Asia, which has already claimed dozens of lives. (A) outfit (B) outing (C) outbreak (D) outlet

  7. I was not surprised to hear that the habitual smoker was ________ as having lung cancer. (A) differentiated (B) diagramed (C) diagnosed (D) dictated

  8. This exam is a standardized ________ to evaluate students' performance of reading ability. (A) auction (B) boycott (C) autonomy (D) assessment

  9. The actor is ________; he can do well in comedies as well as tragedies. (A) versatile (B) urgent (C) utmost (D) void

  10. The ________ color is a color that, combined with given color, makes white or black. (A) confidential (B) concise (C) compatible (D) complementary

  11. The city is beautifully ________ with colored lights to welcome the National Day of the country. (A) humiliated (B) innovated (C) illuminated (D) irritated

  12. The young film-maker devoted himself to making a ________ about the ancient Taiwanese heritage. (A) diversity (B) disturbance (C) documentary (D) distraction

  13. We hired a ________ van to haul all the furniture to the new house. (A) removal (B) retail (C) retrieval (D) relay

  14. The shop assistant has to make an ________ of every item in the store at the end of every month. (A) intruder (B) inventory (C) interval (D) installment

  15. After three years in the barrels, the wine has developed a smooth and ________ flavor. (A) mellow (B) legitimate (C) medieval (D) lunatic

  16. After reading his biography, you will ________ his inner self. (A) uncovered (B) underwent (C) unified (D) undermined

  17. Several ________ were set free after ten years' imprisonment. (A) distractions (B) diversities (C) dosages (D) dissidents

  18. I need some ________ such as pens, paper and envelopes. (A) starch (B) stationery (C) spectrum (D) stability

  19. The essence used to whiten your skin is ________ from roses. (A) extracted (B) facilitated (C) expelled (D) flared

  20. The conference will provide ________ interpretation of English and French. (A) sanitary (B) simultaneous (C) serene (D) seductive

841. ~ 860.

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AADBC / DABCA / CBBAD / CBCAA

  1. I admired the great statesman who was always able to deal with problems of great ________. (A) dimension (B) diagram (C) diplomacy (D) diplomat

  2. LOHAS is the ________ for Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability. (A) abbreviation (B) affirmation (C) administration (D) amplification

  3. ________ is required to solve such a complicated problem with the machine. (A) Exploit (B) Expiration (C) Epidemic (D) Expertise

  4. The young woman bought a new ________ for her job interview because she wanted to look her best. (A) phase (B) outfit (C) pact (D) outset

  5. The mother became ________ the moment she heard about her son's death. (A) inevitable (B) humiliated (C) hysterical (D) ingenious

  6. To show appreciation to her pet's ________ in her late years, the old lady left all her money to the dog in her will. (A) concession (B) complexion 9C) commitment (D) companionship

  7. Although the two paintings look alike, you can find a ________ difference between them. (A) subtle (B) tedious (C) tactful (D) subsequent

  8. It is a tragedy to marry someone you are not ________ with. (A) conscientious (B) compatible (C) comparative (D) concise

  9. To make a good impression on your new friends, your self-introduction is supposed to ________ your strengths rather than your weaknesses. (A) humiliate (B) hack (C) highlight (D) hunch

  10. The responsibility of product maintenance is beyond the ________ of the department. (A) scope (B) sector (C) session (D) setback

  11. Without an effective ________, it would be impossible to organize such a big international convention. (A) contestant (B) contractor (C) coordinator (D) cruiser

  12. It was ________ of you to invest all your money in the stock market. (A) reflective (B) rash (C) relevant (D) renowned

  13. James sent his ________ to the publisher, hoping to get accepted. (A) liner (B) manuscript (C) limousine (D) massacre

  14. It is reported that a high level of ________ in the diet will increase the risk of heart attacks. (A) sodium (B) slot (C) smallpox (D) spectrum

  15. His behavior seemed ________, but was in fact carefully prepared in advance. (A) spiral (B) soothing (C) staple (D) spontaneous

  16. His left ________ of the brain was badly damaged in the car accident. (A) hacker (B) heritage (C) hemisphere (D) habitat

  17. Many commuters take the Mass Rapid ________ to work every day. (A) Tranquilizer (B) Transit (C) Trespass (D) Tremor

  18. People are optimistic about the economic ________ of the country in the coming new year. (A) outrage (B) outlet (C) outlook (D) outfit

  19. The man is really ________! He still depends on his parents for a living when he is over 30. (A) pathetic (B) outright (C) pious (D) picturesque

  20. In the retirement home, the nurses' job is to take care of ________ elderly people. (A) frail (B) formidable (C) fortified (D) fragile

861. ~ 880.

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CDDDA / BBCAB / CAABC / BACDB

  1. To find their way back home, Hans left a trail of ________ in the forest. Unfortunately, they were all eaten by the birds. (A) corps (B) crooks (C) crumbs (D) daybreaks

  2. ________ samples from 100 athletes were tested for drugs. (A) Utensil (B) Valve (C) Vendor (D) Urine

  3. My husband sent me a ________ of red roses on my birthday every year. (A) bout (B) blueprint (C) boycott (D) bouquet

  4. It was a(n) ________ of fate that he died of a stroke on the night he won the lottery. (A) hospitality (B) hormone (C) incentive (D) irony

  5. The government is using advertising to ________ young people into the army. (A) recruit (B) ravage (C) repress (D) retaliate

  6. Before deciding which university to apply to, you had better ________ with your teachers and parents. (A) conformed (B) conferred (C) commenced (D) cleansed

  7. People who believe too much in ________ will give up their faith in God. (A) meditation (B) materialism (C) linguistics (D) laymen

  8. ________ by the sale, she bought a lot of unnecessary stuff. (A) Signified (B) simplified (C) Seduced (D) Safeguarded

  9. It is proved that trees help to ________ air and provide the oxygen we need. (A) purify (B) quench (C) precede (D) preside

  10. A number of experienced ________ are looking into the severe case of forged passports. (A) intruders (B) investigators (C) laymen (D) hypocrites

  11. At the age of 12, Mark Twain worked as a ________ at a printer's shop and further began his career in journalism. (A) assassin (B) biochemist (C) apprentice (D) biologist

  12. Rumors that she is going to resign is taken as pure ________. (A) speculation (B) sponsorship (C) spine (D) span

  13. The sign read, "Don't tread on me.", ________ that we cannot walk on the grass. (A) signifying (B) simplifying (C) seducing (D) shunning

  14. The generous business person ________ one-third of his wealth to the poor school at the remote border town. (A) distorted (B) donated (C) distrusted (D) dismayed

  15. According to a medical research, ________ can help maintain bone density and strength. (A) cavity (B) capsule (C) calcium (D) cavalry

  16. When the air raid ________ went off, people ran to their shelters quickly. (A) senate (B) siren (C) setback (D) scope

  17. As the plot ________, I gradually realized that all my initial assumptions were wrong. (A) unfolded (B) unified (C) trod (D) transmitted

  18. The mirror on the wall creates a ________ feeling. The room looks bigger. (A) surplus (B) synthetic (C) spacious (D) tedious

  19. The prosecutor ________ that the suspect had been actively involved in inside trading of the company's stocks for years. (A) differentiated (B) disapproved (C) dictated (D) disclosed

  20. The sentence "I love Karen more than you" is ________. It has two different meanings. (A) aboriginal (B) ambiguous (C) anonymous (D) applicable

881. ~ 900.

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DBABD / AADCB / ABBBD / BCDAA

  1. The meanings of century-old festivals and ________ are different. (A) sanitation (B) rotation (C) scripts (D) rituals

  2. The ________ oil prices may swing times of shortage or oversupply. (A) crucial (B) crude (C) crooked (D) contaminated

  3. She was swayed by his ________ and promised to invest in his company. (A) rhetoric (B) sequence (C) sanction (D) ritual

  4. There was a sudden ________ when he added some old newspapers to the fire. (A) fleet (B) flare (C) flick (D) famine

  5. The mother smiled when she ________ her son graduating with honor. (A) underestimated (B) undertook (C) victimized (D) visualized

  6. I can see the ________ of the church at the distance of 2 kilometers. (A) spire (B) squad (C) spike (D) squash

  7. The basketball team is ________ by AA company, so the players wear the letters AA on their shirts. (A) sponsored (B) sneered (C) smacked (D) speculated

  8. The design of the telescope involves highly ________ techniques. You can even use it to take pictures. (A) spiral (B) spontaneous (C) spacious (D) sophisticated

  9. J.K. Rowling was an ________ housewife before the first Harry Potter book was published. (A) operational (B) obligatory (C) obscure (D) opposing

  10. Due to a serious ________, all the harvest has been seriously damaged in this area. (A) drizzle (B) drought (C) dynamite (D) dismay

  11. From Ask Amy to Dear Abby, advice ________ answer readers' questions on personal problems at a magazine or newspaper. (A) columnists (B) cleansers (C) collectors (D) congressmen

  12. A flash of lightning ________ through the dark night sky. (A) phased (B) pierced (C) poached (D) originated

  13. The power failure in this area was due to the breakdown of the ________. (A) glamour (B) generator (C) graph (D) genetics

  14. Silence in some way is as ________ as speech. It can be used to show, for example, disagreement or lack of interest. (A) sociable (B) expressive (C) reasonable (D) objective

  15. Most of the area is covered by woods, where bird species are so ________ that it is a paradise for birdwatchers. (A) durable (B) private (C) realistic (D) numerous

  16. The project manager's proposal doesn't seem very ________. It might work in theory, but in fact, the company doesn't have so many funds to support it.

    (A) relevant (B) practical (C) capable (D) sufficient

  17. Patients suffering from severe depression often ________ symptoms of insomnia, irregular sleep patterns, and anxiety. (A) harbor (B) impose (C) exhibit (D) diagnose

  18. This YouTube video highlights a little girl who has a ________ voice that separates her from all the other girls of her age. (A) vivid (B) fragrant (C) permanent (D) distinctive

  19. Peanuts, oats, blueberries, and pumpkin seeds are considered nutritious ________ you can add to your pre-workout snack to improve performance. (A) ingredients (B) combinations (C) objectives (D) inspirations

  20. Although Stephen Hawking contracted a disease in his early twenties that gradually ________ him of his mobility, he continued to work despite the disease's progressively disabling effects. (A) robbed (B) threatened (C) informed (D) accused

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DACDB / CDABA / DDBCA / ADDBA

  1. While English and German are commonly used in the Netherlands, the ________ language of the country is Dutch, which is spoken by more than 97% of the population. (A) universal (B) identical (C) legal (D) dominant

  2. During the pandemic, most people have been restricted to their dwelling places, thus allowing online shopping to be ________ at an unprecedented rate. (A) thriving (B) alternating (C) collapsing (D) advancing

  3. The Executive Yuan approved a fiscal ________ of NT$2.2491 trillion put forth by the central government, which focuses heavily on social welfare funding. (A) reserve (B) saving (C) budget (D) charge

  4. Working holidays offer the chance to experience exotic culture and make money. Young people, ________ those aged between 18 to 30, are best candidates for such programs. (A) individually (B) evidently (C) considerably (D) preferably

  5. Having been married for decades, my uncle was unable to live his normal life as he was ________ with grief over the death of my aunt. (A) stranded (B) overwhelmed (C) disconnected (D) released

  6. Some people worry that if robots became ________, they could somehow take over the world. (A) conservative (B) disposable (C) sentient (D) unsuitable

  7. The famous actor did not want the tax authorities to know he had moved his private ________ to a secret location. (A) breeding (B) sanitation (C) satellite (D) yacht

  8. The glacier cracked and a(n) ________ broke off and fell into the sea with a giant splash. (A) iceberg (B) atmosphere (C) prescription (D) bandage

  9. A group of Western countries ________ Afghanistan in 2001, but failed to win a war against the Taliban that cost thousands of lives. (A) permitted (B) invaded (C) punished (D) dismissed

  10. It is crystal-clear that the security forces failed in their duty to protect Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on the day he was ________. (A) assassinated (B) adopted (C) supported (D) regulated

  11. Many of the cars, trucks, busses, and motorcycles on India's roads were ________ at a time when no pollution standards existed for vehicles. (A) defined (B) recognized (C) interrupted (D) manufactured

  12. Scientists are watching the volcanoes closely to try to determine when the next ________ is likely to occur. (A) population (B) surface (C) reminder (D) eruption

  13. The accused man's lawyers are making ________ arguments to try to convince the Court to spare his life. (A) enjoyable (B) constitutional (C) disabled (D) supreme

  14. While most tunnels have bare dirt walls, the constructor used ________ to cover the inside of this one for better structure. (A) expense (B) entrance (C) concrete (D) territory

  15. Unfortunately, for the koalas, the eucalyptus trees that are their food source are also prized by Australia's ________ industry. (A) timber (B) habitat (C) rainfall (D) wildfire

  16. You need to apply for a ________ if you want to stay in a foreign country for a long time. (A) visa (B) vine (C) vow (D) wharf

  17. The black ________ dress goes well with her black eyes and white skin. (A) vein (B) viewer (C) villain (D) velvet

  18. He fell over his bike and ________ his right hand. (A) gripped (B) groaned (C) gulped (D) grazed

  19. It was the first time I rode a horse, and I had great difficulty staying in the ________. (A) scoop (B) saddle (C) sandal (D) ridge

  20. The man is ________; he always looks at the dark side of life. (A) pessimistic (B) perilous (C) perishing (D) parallel

921. ~ 940.

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CCAAC / CADDD / BBCCB / ABAAC

  1. The ________ keeps the room warm in winter. (A) framework (B) folklore (C) furnace (D) glacier

  2. I keep socks and underwear in my ________. (A) dressing (B) distress (C) dresser (D) dice

  3. These two countries came to a ________ agreement. It is only valid until the end of this year. (A) tentative (B) terminal (C) tilt (D) talented

  4. I like my hotdog with a lot of ________. (A) mustard (B) nickel (C) mutton (D) mockery

  5. The mother rushed into the burning house to save her child in ________ for danger. (A) consent (B) dash (C) contempt (D) dart

  6. Before transforming into a moth, the silkworm will first wrap itself in a ________. (A) colony (B) compass (C) cocoon (D) compact

  7. His ideal of establishing a new nation free from war and poverty is too ________ for human beings. (A) lofty (B) lingering (C) legislative (D) lame

  8. I am interested in ________ literature, produced in the present day, rather than the classical works. (A) crispy (B) constitutional (C) customary (D) contemporary

  9. It is a ________ to think that money can buy everything. (A) mode (B) molecule (C) nightingale (D) myth

  10. These books and clothes are ________ for children whose family can't afford to buy them. (A) downward (B) dwarf (C) distinctive (D) destined

  11. Most people expected these ________ to be brought to justice in the end. (A) violinists (B) villains (C) vets (D) woodpeckers

  12. The discovery of DNA is a ________ in the development of genetics. (A) mileage (B) milestone (C) mechanism (D) mammal

  13. The health-conscious person only eats vegetables that are high in ________ content. (A) flake (B) fabric (C) fiber (D) feeble

  14. The postman sorted the mail into ________ according to its zip code. (A) citations (B) circuits (C) categories (D) calories

  15. Wild horses used to roam the vast ________ in North American. (A) prey (B) prairie (C) province (D) porch

  16. At home, she tended to wear something ________ but comfortable. (A) sloppy (B) sentimental (C) shattering (D) sly

  17. The kind doctor examined his patients with ________ care. (A) indispensable (B) infinite (C) indignant (D) inherent

  18. England is separated from the continent of Europe by the English ________. (A) Strait (B) Statistics (C) Stout (D) Steward

  19. In summer, I cannot resist the ________ of swimming in the cool water. (A) temptation (B) terrace (C) threshold (D) throng

  20. The ship was ________ on the rocks by the high tides. (A) strapped (B) straightened (C) stranded (D) stooped

941. ~ 960.

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ACBBB / DCCAA / DBABC / DBCAA

  1. When I was little, what I hated most was that most adults enjoyed pinching my cute ________ cheeks. (A) chubby (B) carefree (C) cautious (D) civic

  2. The family has engaged in deep-sea ________ for several generations. (A) flaps (B) flaws (C) fisheries (D) fins

  3. The gang lit several ________ and set the house on fire. (A) trifles (B) torches (C) treaties (D) trademarks

  4. The medicine mustn't be swallowed; it's for ________ use only. (A) eternal (B) external (C) extracurricular (D) eventual

  5. The ________ on cosmetics are raised so they will become more expensive. (A) tactics (B) tariffs (C) thorns (D) toads

  6. During the rainy season, the Nile River ________ its banks. (A) overdoes (B0 overhears (C) overwhelms (D) overflows

  7. The man tried to hide from his wife the fact that he had a ________. (A) monarch (B) miser (C) mistress (D) newscast

  8. All the villagers were shocked to learn that such a ________ murder should happen in the peaceful countryside. (A) sacred (B) robust (C) savage (D) reverse

  9. Anxiety began to ________ as the night got on and the girl failed to arrived home. (A) mount (B) mutter (C) muse (D) modify

  10. We hope to maintain a ________ relationship with our neighboring countries. (A) pacific (B) paradoxical (C) patent (D) perishable

  11. The teacher received a stream of ________ abuse from the parents when he was thought to punish students improperly. (A) weary (B) wholesome (C) widespread (D) verbal

  12. The rich man lives in a ________ guarded by a state-of-the-art security system. (A) lump (B) mansion (C) milestone (D) loom

  13. ________ can't be ignored in school education. Students should learn about good behavior and moral principals. (A) Ethics (B) Exclusion (C) Erection (D) Encyclopedia

  14. Dad is rolling ________ for dumplings. (A) dusk (B) dough (C) drape (D) destiny

  15. A mother tends to ________ because she may want to finish the leftover instead of throwing it away. (A) overwork (B) oversleep (C) overeat (D) overdo

  16. The ________, with its round size and bright red color, is often used to garnish a dish. (A) ratio (B) radius (C) ranch (D) radish

  17. How most adults envy young children who can livei n such a ________ life! (A) cautious (B) carefree (C) chubby (D) civic

  18. We are going to ________ the roses in the garden to make them grow better. (A) prick (B) poke (C) prune (D) piss

  19. You must ask for permission if you want to ________ this article in the school newspaper. (A) reproduce (B) refute (C) reckon (D) publicize

  20. ________ by her classmates, the overweight girl was upset. (A) Taunted (B) Tackled (C) Tangled (D) Tinned

961. ~ 980.

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ABDAC / AABAB / CBAAC / DCAAC

  1. Let's ________ to catch the bus, otherwise we have to wait for half an hour. (A) sprint (B) squash (C) sprinkle (D) solo

  2. The cold wind ________ her shirt and made her shiver. (A) perceived (B) penetrated (C) persisted (D) patronized

  3. The thick fog made everything a ________, which added some poetic atmosphere to the town. (A) bound (B) broth (C) bun (D) blur

  4. The young man's ________ ambition is to discover a remedy for AIDS. (A) lifelong (B) legislative (C) limp (D) lime

  5. The earthquake caused ________ damage in teh city when buildings collapsed and fires were initiated. (A) martial (B) marginal (C) massive (D) mechanical

  6. The thought of possible failure ________ him to work harder. (A) spurred (B) sneaked (C) snorted (D) softened

  7. The girl has a habit of ________ her hair when she feels nervous. (A) plucking (B) pinching (C) plunging (D) preaching

  8. The ________ decoration of the house is fine and delicate, with silk wall paper and Persian carpets. (A) indispensable (B) interior (C) intent (D) initial

  9. The meeting was ________ until an agreement was finally reached among the members. (A) prolonged (B) prompted (C) pledged (D) preached

  10. The patient suffered from ________ disorders, so she could only eat light meals. (A) brace (B) bowel (C) bosom (D) braid

  11. Considering the profit you will gain in the future, the investment you are making is ________. (A) muscular (B) mythical (C) minimal (D) monstrous

  12. The lawyer lost his ________, which contained all the important documents he needed. (A) bodyguard (B) briefcase (C) blot (D) bound

  13. Not knowing what to say to the stranger, the nervous boy ________ the keys in his pocket. (A) jingled (B) kindles (C) jaywalked (D) limped

  14. You can ________ fish for pork if you prefer seafood. (A) substitute (B) submit (C) stumble (D) stutter

  15. I like to drink ________ tea more than green tea. (A) jade (B) janitor (C) jasmine (D) jack

  16. The singer's fans ________ him so much that they follow him everywhere. (A) abide B() alter (C) addict (D) adore

  17. In China, private ________ have taken the place of the state-run companies. (A) escorts (B) estates (C) enterprises (D) exclusions

  18. Your ________ personality is a plus if you want to land a job in the department of public relations. (A) outgoing (B) noticeable (C) notable (D) obstinate

  19. What he has said is a ________ lie. I will never believe it. (A) patent (B) pacific (C) paradoxical (D) parallel

  20. The tiny dust ________ in the air always make me sneeze. (A) perils (B) pimples (C) particles (D) patents

981. ~ 1000.

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DDCBC / ACADA / DBACA / ADBCA

  1. Depression has ________ her for years; she always feels unhappy and hopeless. (A) propped (B) ploughed (C) pleaded (D) plagued

  2. Protesters fought against the police at an election ________ near the capital city. (A) quest (B) pulse (C) puppet (D) rally

  3. The hunter went into an inn, sat down, ________ his rifle against the wall and ordered a drink. (A) pinched (B) plucked (C) propped (D) pissed

  4. The soldiers were hiding in a ________ to protect themselves from the enemy's attack. (A) vacuum (B) trench (C) vanity (D) tuition

  5. Two employees in this office were ________ to attend the company's general meeting. (A) devoured (B) dispensed (C) delegated (D) darted

  6. The barks and ________ of dogs woke me up last night. (A) howls (B) hymns (C) hounds (D) honks

  7. Timmy drinks a ________ of milk for breakfast every day. (A) carnival (B) carbon (C) carton (D) canon

  8. The global warming issue is at the top of the ________ for today's meeting. (A) agenda (B) aptitude (C) altitude (D) algebra

  9. Mrs. Lee spent ten thousand dollars ________ her kitchen. (A) minimizing (B) mingling (C) navigating (D) modernizing

  10. Because it was quite dark, I could only give a ________ description of the car. (A) vague (B) upward (C) utter (D) upright

  11. The poor ________ worked very hard but had to depend on the weather for a good harvest. (A) peacock (B) patron (C) participant (D) peasant

  12. We heard thunder ________ across teh sky and knew there would soon be a heavy downpour. (A) rustling (B) rumbling (C) revolting (D) retorting

  13. In the ________ gardens are plants and trees from different parts of the world. (A) botanical (B) broad (C) blurry (D) bodily

  14. The pregnant woman with an acute pain in the ________ gave birth to a baby boy on the ambulance. (A) agony (B) acne (C) abdomen (D) aisle

  15. Henry immigrated to China because he has a great ________ for Chinese culture. (A) affection (B) alternation (C) abundance (D) acknowledgement

  16. A whale is not a fish but a ________ that lives in water. (A) mammal (B) marshal (C) mansion (D) maiden

  17. Due to the ________ of the office, most documents have become digital and, therefore, save a large quantity of paper. (A) compassion (B) conjunction (C) condemnation (D) computerization

  18. It's dangerous to ________. You might be knocked down by speedy cars. (A) issue (B) jaywalk (C) jack (D) jingle

  19. First, put some butter in a hot pan. It will ________ soon. (A) startle (B) stagger (C) soften (D) sow

  20. Some people think Robin Hood was just a ________ in the Sherwood Forest. (A) bandit (B) beverage (C) bandage (D) batman

1001. ~ 1020.

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CCCCB / CADAC / ACBCA / BBDCB

  1. Then newlywed couple has quarreled over ________ since they got married. (A) tortures (B) trademarks (C) trifles (D) trout

  2. It is impossible for you to drive the ________ old car across America. (A) beloved (B) beneficial (C) bettered (D) barbaric

  3. To get rid of the stain, you should first soak the shirt in ________ for one hour. (A) bowel (B) brace (C) bleach (D) bog

  4. What a ________ day! Let's go on a picnic. (A) gross (B) grim (C) gorgeous (D) gloomy

  5. No crop can be grown on the ________ field. (A) awesome (B) barren (C) armored (D) barbaric

  6. I go for a leisurely ________ in the woods every morning. (A) streak (B) stride (C) stroll (D) stripe

  7. Due to Glacier Meltdown, ________ wildlife such as polar bears is endangered. (A) arctic (B) barren (C) astonished (D) beaming

  8. Chinese people have the habit of burning ________ when worshiping gods. (A) impulse (B) index (C) idiot (D) incense

  9. I always buy vegetables from that ________ in the market. (A) stall (B) stalk (C) stagger (D) stack

  10. The sweet voice of the singer was compared to that of a ________. (A) miser (B) mistress (C) nightingale (D) mound

  11. It is a pleasure to sit in the cafe listening to the ________ melody. (A) heavenly (B) hoarse (C) herbal (D) hissing

  12. We cannot tell from its ________ appearance what this object is meant for. (A) overwhelming (B) outdone (C) outward (D) obstinate

  13. At the age of seventy, the retired Admiral of the Fleet started to write his own ________. (A) ballot (B) autobiography (C) banner (D) asset

  14. With the prevalence of the worldwide network, the Internet market is ________. (A) brooding (B) broadening (C) booming (D) bidding

  15. The fruit has a ________ flavor. Being bitter is its special quality. (A) distinctive (B) devoured (C) descriptive (D) disposable

  16. The sentence is composed of a main ________ and a subordinate one. (A) clutch (B) clause (C) comrade (D) compound

  17. In the recipes of apple pies, you need apples, flours, butter, ________ and cinnamon. (A) wreathes (B) walnuts (C) veils (D) yarns

  18. Charlie Chaplin was a distinguished ________, who brought happiness to the audience. (A) commuter (B) conductor (C) comrade (D) comedian

  19. In the shop Dollar Tree, shoppers can find many kinds of household ________ for only one US dollar. (A) compounds (B) clans (C) commodities (D) conceptions

  20. In Maokong, there are several tea houses where you can sit or gaze out as the gondola ________ to the top. (A) assaults (B) ascends (C) bans (D) batters

1021. ~ 1040.

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CBDAD / CCACA / BBBBD / BABDA

  1. Isn't it strange that 80 percent of the townspeople ________ in one single building? (A) publicize (B) reap (C) reside (D) rattle

  2. I could see the ________ of a woman through the frosted glass. (A) procession (B) profile (C) prophecy (D) pistol

  3. The gambling machines only accept ________. You have to exchange your money for them. (A) trademarks (B) thrillers (C) tenants (D) tokens

  4. We waited until the sun emerged from behind the mountain ________ before we set off on the trip. (A) ridge (B) rib (C) saddle (D) saint

  5. Hard as he tried, there was only a ________ improvement in his schoolwork. (A) martial (B) memorable (C) majestic (D) marginal

  6. The birthplace was considered a ________ to memorize the great poet. (A) slay (B) shrub (C) shrine (D) skull

  7. The exact ________ of the hostages remained a mystery; no one knew where they were. (A) wharves (B) wards (C) whereabouts (D) whisks

  8. To achieve ________ peace, she reads a lot of books on Buddhism. (A) inward (B) intuitive (C) impulsive (D) inland

  9. We only have a small ________, so please don't buy too many souvenirs. (A) sulfur (B) stroll (C) suitcase (D) stump

  10. The Department of the ________ deals with the country's finance. (A) Treasury (B) Tyranny (C) Transport (D) Traitor

  11. The dogs are trained to ________ out cocaine. (A) sneak (B) sniff (C) specialize (D) stain

  12. The tomato sauce ________ on my blouse is hard to remove. (A) stake (B) stain (C) stall (D) stack

  13. The racial issue is quite a matter of ________ so you have to deal with it carefully. (A) segment (B) sensitivity (C) sensation (D) slaughter

  14. The Jiang family ________ the death of their beloved husband and father. (A) moaned (B) mourned (C) mumbled (D) mowed

  15. The newly released film is well-________ and attracts a large audience. (A) qualified (B) publicized (C) pulsed (D) reckoned

  16. John used ________-flavored mouthwash after he had eaten some garlic bread. (A) mold (B) mint (C) mint (D) myth

  17. Her donation to the orphanage is a(n) ________ example of her generosity. (A) notable (B) nude (C) optimistic (D) overall

  18. The mailman left a small parcel for me at the ________ rather than in my mail box. (A) disciple (B) doorstep (C) distinction (D) delegation

  19. ________ people believe that black cats bring bad luck. (A) Substantial (B) Stylish (C) Straightforward (D) Superstitious

  20. Several fishermen are working together to ________ a giant fish onto the ship. (A) haul (B) hedge (C) heed (D) hijack

1041. ~ 1060.

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BBACD / AACDD / BDACC / CABDA

  1. The mathematician is particularly expert in ________. (A) furry (B) geometry (C) gasp (D) glacier

  2. I hope these withering flowers can ________ in water. (A) retort (B) revive (C) restrain (D) salute

  3. Right now the president is ________ an important ceremony. Thus, he cannot answer the phone call. (A) conducting (B) clutching (C) clasping (D) commuting

  4. I go to a ________ class twice a week, to give control over my body as well as my mind. (A) zinc (B) yacht (C) yoga (D) woe

  5. Mrs. Oliver felt ________ after all her children grew up, got married and left home. (A) majestic (B) masculine (C) malicious (D) lonesome

  6. There are at least ten dishes served at a wedding ________ in Taiwan. (A) banquet (B) asset (C) bazaar (D) auditorium

  7. They preserved the ruins of the village as a ________ of the cruel war. (A) reminder (B) recommendation (C) rally (D) residence

  8. Regardless of the age gap, Ally shared an ________ friendship with Mrs. Lu, her seventy-year-old neighbor. (A) apt (B) airtight (C) abiding (D) addictive

  9. I was surprised to find the skinny boy ten years before had turned into a tall and ________ young man. (A) reverse (B) savage (C) scornful (D) robust

  10. Just follow the signs to the National Park. It is very ________. (A) sturdy (B) stout (C) stern (D) straightforward

  11. He twisted his ankle in the game and had to ________ off the basketball court. (A) lessen (B) limp (C) linger (D) lodge

  12. I need to rest ________ before I continue walking. (A) beforehand (B) beneficially (C) astray (D) awhile

  13. On hearing the disappointing result of the game, the spectators ________ into loud shouting. (A) erupted (B) equated (C) entitled (D) exceeded

  14. The minister resigned because he was suspected of being involved in a ________. (A) rifle (B) ripple (C) scandal (D) resort

  15. The mayor criticized his political ________ severely. (A) foul (B) fowl (C) foe (D) foil

  16. Is the manager responsible for ________ the project? (A) exceeding (B) exclaiming (C) executing (D) exiling

  17. The ________ of the necklace is broken, so I can't wear it. (A) clasp (B) cluster (C) commodity (D) coil

  18. Don't use more than two electric appliances at the same time. The ________ may blow. (A) fuss (B) fuse (C) gender (D) glare

  19. A small bagel couldn't ________ you until lunchtime. (A) suppress (B) tick (C) thrust (D) sustain

  20. We were deeply ________ at the news that the company wouldn't sponsor the project any more. (A) distressed (B) delegated (C) despised (D) decayed

1061. ~ 1080.

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DCBCB / AAAAB / ACBCC / ACAAB

  1. You have to blow up the tree ________ before you plant the field. (A) streak (B) stutter (C) stroll (D) stump

  2. The yearly ________ of this factory is worth two billion dollars. (A) ounce (B) occurrence (C) output (D) notion

  3. Whether genetically ________ foods are helpful or harmful is widely discussed. (A) nominated (B) modified (C) navigated (D) mingled

  4. The child dropped the spoon on the ground and his mother ________ to pick it up. (A) straightened (B) stalked (C) stooped (D) summoned

  5. I am looking for a pair of spectacles with gold ________. (A) ribs (B) rims (C) robins (D) rods

  6. We can get sugar from ________ trees. (A) maple (B) logo (C) maiden (D) menace

  7. Janet ________ her from the strong sunlight with a parasol. (A) shielded (B) slumped (C) smashed (D) snatched

  8. The assignment needs to be done immediately; ________, I will put other things aside and focus all my attention on the work. (A) hence (B) heroically (C) heavenly (D) however

  9. Two small horses ran at a ________ to avoid being attacked by a fierce tiger. (A) gallop (B) glee (C) gleam (D) glitter

  10. We are going to discuss the ________ imagery in Robert Frost's poems. (A) priceless (B) poetic (C) polar (D) potential

  11. The old train is attached to a steam ________. (A) locomotive (B) legislation (C) likelihood (D) league

  12. The ________ young man sped through the city streets in his sports car, regardless of all the traffic signs. (A) qualified (B) resentful (B) reckless (D) ragged

  13. The government ________ led to the slowdown of economic growth and rising unemployment. (A) currency (B) corruption (C) customs (D) conservation

  14. The students rebelled against the ________ rules of the school. (A) savage (B) sacred (C) rigid (D) robust

  15. The teenager is quite self-conscious about the ________ on his face. (A) pecks (B) odors (C) pimples (D) nostrils

  16. You can see the steamy ________ rising from the hot spring. (A) vapor (B) tuna (C) trot (D) tariff

  17. The poor little boy looked at his ________ faced teacher with his body trembling with fear. (A) gross (B) greed (C) grim (D) gorgeous

  18. The wall is covered with thousands of tiny lilac ________. (A) tiles (B) sways (C) tariffs (D) swamps

  19. The residents employed a ________ to look after the building during the day. (A) caretaker (B) chairperson (C) chatter (D) civilian

  20. The young man was ________ as the most potential singer due to his voice quality and charming personality. (A) gripped (B) hailed (C) gulped (D) hissed

1081. ~ 1100.

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BBAAC / CCCCC / AACDA / CABDC

  1. Thousands of passengers were stranded in the airport because of the ________. (A) bruise (B) blizzard (C) blur (D) bronze

  2. The poor suffered ________ of having her baby girl kidnapped. (A) torrent (B0 torment (C) trench (D) triplet

  3. We believe only truth will stand up to the test of time and justice will ________ in the end. (A) prevail (B) pledge (C) prolong (D) preview

  4. In order to lose weight, he did plenty of ________ exercise. (A) vigorous (B) verbal (C) vertical (D) weary

  5. The trees with shady leaves and big trunks ________ in this tropical island. (A) foil (B) freight (C) flourish (D) fume

  6. The ________ asked the soldiers to march 10 kilometers. (A) sermon (B) scroll (D) sergeant (D) snarl

  7. She left an ________ note to him, pointing out all his unforgivable mistakes. (A) infinite (B) indispensable (C) indignant (D) interior

  8. Profits are at the top priority of the organization; thus, it has been ________ from its original principle-serving and helping the needy. (A) accustomed (B) agonized (C) alienated (D) alternated

  9. Because of droughts and flood, the ________ of water becomes more and more important. (A) corruption (B) conversion (C) conservation (D) conviction

  10. The farmer had a good harvest due to the ________ of the soil. (A) fad (B) fiddle (C) fertility (D) finance

  11. The fish escaped the attack of its enemy by moving its ________ and tail quickly. (A) fins (B) foe (C) fuss (D) format

  12. People in the community form a team of security guards to ________ against crimes in the neighborhood. (A) combat (B) cling (C) conceal (D) conducted

  13. How many students ________ in the course? (A) exclaimed (B) exceeded (C) enrolled (D) embraced

  14. The boys tried hard to ________ each other in attracting the attention of the beautiful girl in the class. (A) overwork (B) notify (C) output (D) outdo

  15. After a full-body ________, Helen felt relaxed and refreshed. (A) massage (B) mash (B) mainstream (D) mermaid

  16. the sunlight is too strong so he stood up to close the ________. (A) shreds (B) silkworms (C) shutters (D) shrine

  17. Practicing ________ is a good way to refine one's disposition and change one's viewpoint on life. (A) calligraphy (B) chord (C) cannon (D) choir

  18. I can't bear a person who has a big ________. (A) eel (B) ego (C) enroll (D) elevator

  19. To avoid damaging the lawn, no ballplaying is allowed on the ________. (A) creek (B) corridor (C) curb (D) courtyard

  20. The Ministry of Justice is planning to ________ the death sentence. (A) adore (B) agonize (C) abolish (D) alienate

1101. ~ 1120.

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BCBCB / DCACB / DADBD / ADDDB

  1. The ________ of the traffic made it extremely difficult to drive around in the big city. (A) democrat (B) density (C) decay (D) disbelief

  2. If the music is played in public without authorization, it infringes the ________ law. (A) corruption (B) coupon (C) copyright (D) constitution

  3. The man made a series of speeches ________ his ideas of a utopia. (A) paddling (B) peddling (C) peering (D) perishing

  4. Since his ________ wife passed away, Paul has never dated any woman. (A) astonished (B) astray (C) beloved (D) beneficial

  5. Is it an active volcano or an ________ one? (A) executive (B) extinct (C) extracurricular (D) evergreen

  6. She cut some ________ daffodils short and put them into a vase. (A) spines (B) stalls (C) squats (D) stalks

  7. Whatever ________ he has, you can't criticize him in public like that. (A) shrubs (B) shrines (C) shortcoming (D) shreds

  8. Henry spent years mastering the ________ of cooking and eventually became a chef. (A) mechanics (B) migrants (C) manifestations (D) lotteries

  9. Last week, every employee in the company received an extra ________ for Christmas. (A) cactus (B) bid (C) bonus (D) bosom

  10. He is a ________, living apart from society. (A) haunt (B) hermit (C) heir (D) heterosexual

  11. They sang and ________ to the music. (A) terminated (B) suspended (C) tackled (D) swayed

  12. The office of the chairman of the civil engineering department is at the end of the ________. (A) corridor (B) crater (C) cracker (D) curb

  13. It takes teamwork to complete such a challenging project; thus, all my ________ should take the credit. (A) comedians (B) commentators (C) communists (D) colleagues

  14. The budgets for several research ________ have been cut. (A) indexes (B) institutes (C) interferences (D) indulgences

  15. The world-renowned tenor used to sing in the church ________ in his boyhood. (A) chord (B) citation (C) carnival (D) choir

  16. The player has to obey the judgment of ________. (A) umpire (B) tramp (C) traitor (D) trench

  17. The government should ________ the problem of high unemployment rate. (A) tempt (B) swarm (C) suppress (D) tackle

  18. The mechanic is dressed in ________ when he is working. (A) oaths (B) outskirts (C) odors (D) overalls

  19. The museum is too ________ for us to visit in five hours. (A) indifferent (B) impulsive (C) imperial (D) immense

  20. Millions of ________ watched the game live on TV. (A) videotapes (B) viewers (C) viewpoints (D) veins

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DDCBC / BCDBD / ADCAC / BDBCB

  1. Parents often question if their teenage children have ________ problems. (A) abrupt (B) adorable (C) alternate (D) adolescent

  2. "What an arrogant hypocrite you are!" Janet ________. (A) scanned (B) rustled (C) revolved (D) retorted

  3. It is necessary to pay the handling charge when exchanging NT dollars into any foreign ________. (A) curriculum (B) consonant (C) currency (D) conversion

  4. Because of the typhoon, many flight schedules have been ________. (A) abided (B) altered (C) alienated (D) adored

  5. Never ________ the speed limit for the sake of safety. (A) exclude (B) exile (C) exceed (D) exclaim

  6. The young model has the fanciest ________ in the party. (A) bail (B) hairdo (C) gathering (D) fowl

  7. He flavored the soup by adding several kinds of ________ to it. (A) hijacks (B) hypocrites (C) herbs (D) hockey

  8. Mary ________ her mother being partial to her sister. (A) qualify (B) recommended (C) reckoned (D) resented

  9. I can't believe your sister has ________ on the telephone for five hours. (A) cautioned (B) chattered (C) chanted (D) categorized

  10. I cheered with the other ________ of the football match. (A) sponges (B) sprints (C) specimens (D) spectators

  11. From the top of Taipei 101, we had a ________ view. (A) spectacular (B) solitary (C) spinal (D) stationary

  12. Martin wore a ________ on his teeth so as to straighten them. (A) bronze (B) bun (C) blade (D) brace

  13. When the boy walked his girlfriend home, they kissed good-bye on the ________. (A) prune (B) prairie (C) porch (D) pronoun

  14. With 30,000 adoring crowds ________ his name loudly, the rock singer walked onto the stage. (A) chanting (B) categorizing (C) chattering (D) citing

  15. Carol is so ________ that she believes she is always right and never accepts a second opinion. (A) commentary (B) concerning (C) conceited (D) comprehensible

  16. You can find many ________ clothes in the boutique. (A) sturdy (B) stylish (C) superstitious (D) substantial

  17. The program will have a different ________. The drama will be presented before the talk show rather than after it. (A) frontier (B) fraction (C) folklore (D) format

  18. The boys were singing happily while ________ the small boat down the river. (A) peddling (B) paddling (C) patrolling (D) patching

  19. When he leafed through the ________ pages of the old book, a yellow, torn sheet fell out. (A) puffed (B) reeled (C) ragged (D) repaid

  20. To ensure fairness, we have invited ________ to be the judges in the contest. (A) orchards (B) outsiders (C) novices (D) ostriches

1141. ~ 1160.

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ABBBB / DCDCC / CBCBB / CDAAA

  1. An ________ of the Navy is a military naval officer of the highest rank. (A) Admiral (B) Anchor (C) Aircraft (D) Ace

  2. Seeing its owner home, my dog ________ its tail in delight. (A) whirled (B) wagged (C) whined (D) waded

  3. We should make the instructions in the handbook ________. (A) toxic (B) transparent (C) triple (D) vague

  4. Do you see the label with the picture of ________ and crossbones on the bottle? It may be poison. (A) snarl (B) skull (C) shrub (D) sergeant

  5. The farmer lets his ________ out of the barn every morning, and lets them eat grass in the meadow nearby. (A) lodging (B) livestock (C) locomotive (D) legislation

  6. Other than drinking, people also throw ________ or play pool at the bar. (A) dashes (B) crackers (C) cribs (D) darts

  7. I did not book the ticket to the concert ________. Now I can only try my luck at the ticket booth. (A) ban (B) awhile (C) beforehand (D) behalf

  8. The bride was carried by the groom over the ________ of their new house. (A) swamp (B) sway (C) thorn (D) threshold

  9. The girl who is interested in the mass media wants to go into ________ after she graduates from the college. (A) kin (B) interpretation (C) journalism (D) lawmaker

  10. There is an exhibition of ________ art in the museum, Many Chinese paintings are on display. (A) overall (B) outgoing (C) oriental (D) noticeable

  11. ________ cars in traffic jam cause much more air pollution in the city. (A) Sociable (B) Sober (C) Stationary (D) Splendid

  12. Many people like to travel to high ________ in summer to enjoy cool weather. (A) layers (B) latitudes (C) locusts (D) lizard

  13. Joan turned down the fire so the soup could ________. (A) slaughter (B) shred (C) simmer (D) shatter

  14. The villagers communicate with each other in a local ________. (A) democrat (B) dialect (C) doorway (D) dough

  15. At night, I often heard the ________ from the upstairs, but there was no one. (A) torture (B) tramp (C) trio (D) tuition

  16. This splendid ________ palace was built two hundred years ago. (A) horizontal (B) hostile (C) imperial (D) interior

  17. During the dry season, the river is only three meters in ________. (A) boundary (B) botany (C) bribery (D) breadth

  18. Since he got no response after knocking on the door, he looked through the window ________ to see if there was anybody inside. (A) pane (B) patrol (C) pamphlet (D) parlor

  19. One of the features of the ________ is that their bodily temperature will change with the temperature around them. (A) reptiles (B) realms (C) reminders (D) republicans

  20. The explosion ________ the windows and injured many people. (A) shattered (B) scrolled (C) shielded (D) shrieked

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CCCAB

  1. The brave ________ rushed into the house engulfed in flames to save a baby's life. (A) foe (B) folklore (C) fireman (D) fishery

  2. To take exclusive photos, paparazzi often violate the privacy of ________. (A) cellists (B) chemists (C) celebrities (D) chefs

  3. the church service begins with a choir singing some ________. (A) hoods (B) hoofs (C) hymns (D) howls

  4. Turn ________ and you can turn on the faucet. (A) counterclockwise (B) crispy (C) crossing (D) countless

  5. Mary was carrying a shopping bad with the ________ of the famous department store. (A) lump (B) logo (C) loop (D) mash


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