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 24. A. assemble B. assume C. assure D. assassinate 
25. A. rough B. tough C. cough D. through 
26. A. honorable B. honesty C. historic D. heir 
27. A. charge B. change C. champagne D. channel 
28. A. think B. without C. south D. method 
29. A. delighted B. interested C. bored D. disappointed 
30. A. alone B. apparent C. apprentice D. atmosphere 
31. A. beer B. deer C. engineer D. oversee 
32. A. threat B. feather C. wealth D. thin 
33. A. sort B. lord C. cold D. corner 
34. A. illegal B. islander C. inflation D. intervention 
35. A. attach B. alternative C. attendance D. accessible 
36. A. measure B. pleasure C. weapon D. bear 
37. A. four B. course C. flour D. court 
38. A. reject B. secure C. leftover D. eliminate 
39. A. bite B. site C. give D. kite 
40. A. wear B. pear C. bear D. fear 
2. Choose the word whose main stressed syllable is different from that of 
 the others in each group. 
41. A. camera B. volcano C. establish D. industrial 
42. A. elephant B. violent C. agree D. mineral 
43. A. traveler B. prevail C. society D. successful 
44. A. kangaroo B. involvement C. biologist D. accelerate 
45. A. militant B. restaurant C. actually D. establish 
46. A. independent B. conversation C. American D. preservation 
47. A. informal B. together C. occasion D. cigarette 
48. A. tradition B. realize C. export D. failure 
49. A. favourite B. figure C. redundancy D. function 
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 78. A. physics B. survival C. pirate D. music 
79. A. refection B. eleven C. sensation D. dialogue 
80. A. supermarket B. photography C. fascinating D. separated 
II. Vocabulary and Grammar 
81. Did you enjoy yourself at the party? Yes, I had a good __________ there. 
 A. game B. dance C. time D. drink 
82. There are many __________ for tourists in America. 
 A. offices B. rooms C. hotels D. toilets 
83. Why didn’t you buy that car? Because it was so expensive that I couldn’t 
 ______it. 
 A. afford B. give C. have D. offer 
84. I need some small change to __________ to the porter. 
 A. dip B. chip C. sip D. tip 
85. It’s warm. Take __________ your coat. 
 A. in B. on C. off D. away 
86. Anna is leaving tomorrow and coming __________ on Saturday. 
 A. in B. back C. for D. to 
87. Most governments now ________ paper money in the form of notes which 
 are really “promises to pay”. 
 A. edit B. publish C. print D. issue 
88. She has got a lot of __________ in her bank account. 
 A. currency B. coins C. money D. cash 
89. Can you change this pound note into __________ for the coffee machine? 
 A. cash B. money C. coins D. currency 
90. Our river can be __________ by chemicals. 
 A. poisonous B. contaminated C. flooded D. pollution 
91. Only when you are old enough __________ the truth. 
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 A. sensible B. sensitive C. insensible D. senseless 
104. The supermarket has __________ the old milk bottles with new cardboard 
 cartons. 
 A. changed B. removed C. withdrawn D. replaced 
105. That old worker is living on his __________. 
 A. pension B. prison C. service D. mission 
106. We have to __________ the natural resources of our country. 
 A. keep B. preserve C. maintain D. conserve 
107. The industrial __________ will lead to the country’s prosperity. 
 A. processing B. development C. calculation D. power 
108. Solar energy is considered as one kind of __________ fuels. 
 A. various B. alternative C. replacing D. changing 
109. The safe __________ of nuclear waste is a major international problem. 
 A. disposal B. abandon C. display D. sale 
110. He is collecting coins and he has a valuable __________ of rare coins. 
 A. number B. pile C. packet D. collection 
111. I am extremely busy. I have very little __________ time. 
 A. busy B. spare C. good D. working 
112. Brian wants to be a soldier, but he dislikes wearing __________. 
 A. clothes B. a uniform C. a suit D. a custom 
113. Sorry, John is out. Do you want to __________ a message? 
 A. take B. leave C. have D. get 
114. The clerk had to __________ the conversation in order to wait on a customer. 
 A. interrupt B. continue C. begin D. hurry 
115. Jane had __________ furniture for her room. 
 A. all B. enough C. many D. any 
116. They live __________ the other side of the road. 
 A. in B. for C. by D. on 
117. I like __________ two records. 
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 129. In a nuclear power station, __________ of uranium are split into smaller 
 particles, releasing huge amounts of energy. 
 A. atoms B. cells C. chunks D. elements 
130. I __________ it’ll rain this afternoon. 
 A. bet B. promise C. warn D. vow 
131. Mont Blanc, __________ we visited last summer, is the highest mountain in 
 Europe. 
 A. which B. where C. what D. that 
132. This question is __________ difficult for me to understand. 
 A. so much B. too C. too many D. enough 
133. I __________ this letter around for days without looking at it. 
 A. carry B. must carry C. have been carrying D. am carrying 
134. __________ entering the hall, he found everyone waiting for him. 
 A. with B. In C. At D. On 
135. He __________ lives in the house where he was born. 
 A. ever B. already C. yet D. still 
136. He arrived late, __________ was annoying. 
 A. which B. with which C. what D. that 
137. We had __________ hard time trying to persuade him that we gave up. 
 A. such a B. such C. a so D. so 
138. Although he hasn’t said anything, he __________ to be upset about it. 
 A. acts B. shows C. behaves D. seems 
139. Be careful! Don’t __________ your drink on the table. 
 A. spill B. spread C. flood D. flow 
140. The allied forces launched __________ bombing raids on several important 
 sites in and around the enemy capital. 
 A. simultaneous B. contemporary C. coincidental D. parallel 
141. Students are often advised to look at the first and last __________ of a book 
 before attempting to read it in detail. 
 A. paragraphs B. headings C. chapters D. titles 
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 155. Peter went out for two hours. When he returned I asked him where _____ 
 A. had he been B. he had been C. has he been D. he has been 
156. I _______ the result tomorrow. As soon as I hear, I __________ you. 
 A. am going to know/ will tell B. will know/ will tell 
 C. will know/ tell D. am going to know/ tell 
157. Scientists say that mass_________ can cause fast environmental pollution. 
 A. production B. productive C. productively D. product 
158. _______ should be applied for bumper crops. 
 A. prevention B. drainage C. pollution D. fertilization 
159. The old gardener _______ his land to make it ________. 
 A. fertilize / product B. fertilizes / productive 
 C. fertilizer / production D. fertilizer / product 
160. When we woke up, everywhere was _____ snow. 
 A. covered B. covered by C. covered with D. covering 
161. We couldn't enter the court. The police _____ let us in. 
 A. shall not B. won't C. shouldn't D. wouldn't 
162. Ann is very temperamental. How do you _____ her? 
 A. put up with B. put with C. put up to D. putting up with 
163. Art lovers should read________ about what new paintings will be displayed. 
 A. noticeably B. notices C. notice D. noticing 
164. Surprisingly cost was regarded __________ important factor in choosing a 
 new cell phone by the three teenagers. 
 A. as the least B. of the least C. in the least D. to the least 
165. The power of a nation depends much on its ________ development. 
 A. industrial B. industry C. industrialize D. industries 
166. By this time tomorrow he ________ his work. 
 A. finishes B. has finished C. will finish D. will have finished 
167. While he was ________ this job, he began to sign his articles “Mark Twain”. 
 A. in B. at C. on D. from 
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 181. The New Oxford Garage is __________ for more salesmen. 
 A. advertising B. informing C. requesting D. advising 
182. One of the new salesmen has __________ to buy a new car. 
 A. convinced B. argued C. persuaded D. resulted 
183. His photograph __________ on television. 
 A. is showing B. showed C. was shown D. was showing 
184. Dr. Clark, __________ I hadn’t seen before, entered the room. 
 A. whom B. who C. whose D. that 
185. The subject, __________ we are going to discuss, is very important. 
 A. who B. which C. that D. both B & C are correct 
186. The woman __________ son we met last week is a doctor. 
 A. that B. who C. whom D. whose 
187. You will see him when he __________ here tomorrow. 
 A. will come B. has come C. to come D. comes 
188. She’s been saving for two years. She __________$2,000. 
 A. has saved B. saves C. saved D. has been saving 
189. Mr. Brown __________ in the army from 1960 to 1980. 
 A. had served B. has served C. served D. A & B are correct 
190. The fire __________ out when they were having dinner. 
 A. breaks B. was breaking C. broke D. has broken 
191. Everyone has his own __________. Mine is collecting stamps. 
 A. work B. pleasure C. hobby D. job 
192. The __________ is the most wonderful invention in the 20th century. 
 A. furniture B. astronaut C. machinery D. computer 
193. Tom works hard, but Jack works ________. 
 A. hard B. hard, too C. very hard D. harder 
194. He lost his job, and he ________ able to find another one. 
 A. can B. has not been C. could D. could be 
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 206. Most of the lava was __________ during the first few hours of the eruption. 
 A. emitted B. emission C. made D. created 
207. Tsunami is a very large ocean wave caused by underwater earthquake or 
 _____ eruption. 
 A. stormy B. dusty C. volcanic D. cloudy 
208. Between two classes, we have a __________ that we can relax. 
 A. time B. break C. interval D. rest 
209. Is the _______ of crops on the same land help prevent soil exhaustion? 
 A. exchange B. rotation C. change D. production 
210. A large crowd _____ in front of the train station. 
 A. gathering B. to gather C. had gathered D. had gathering 
211. The children __________for when she is away. 
 A. cared B. will be cared C. care D. have cared 
212. After the campaign a special medal was __________ to all. 
 A. gained B. awarded C. earned D. deserved 
213. If this animal had escaped from its cage, it could __________ have killed or 
 maimed several people. 
 A. equally B. both C. well D. severely 
214. She didn’t __________ doing the ironing, as she hadn’t wanted to go out 
 anyway. 
 A. object B. matter C. care for D. mind 
215. The police questioned all guests: they __________ that one of them was 
 a spy. 
 A. wondered B. surprised C. challenged D. suspected 
216. You’d make friends if you __________ a little more sociable. 
 A. are B. were C. had been D. would be 
217. She might have accepted our offer if you __________so impatient. 
 A. were B. would be C. would have been D. hadn’t been 
218. Despite repeated failures, experiments __________making by inventors. 
 A. continued B. continue C. has continued D. were continued 
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 III. Reading 
1. Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to 
 complete it. 
 Passage 1: Birth of the computer 
If you are looking at a modern laptop computer, it's 
hard to believe that computers were once huge devices 
(231) ____________ only to government or big 
businesses. Today's computers are often not much 
bigger than a typewriter and are taken for (232) 
____________ in homes, schools, and offices. 
Technological (233) ____________ made the small 
personal computer possible, but two electronic whiz 
kids working in a garage actually brought it about. 
Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak first met at Hewlett-Packard, an electronics 
firm in California. Jobs was a high-school student when William Hewlett, the 
president, took him (234) ____________ as a summer employee. Wozniak, a 
college dropout, was also working there, and the two got along right away. Jobs 
and Wozniak went separate ways in 1972. When they got together again in 1974, 
Wozniak was spending a lot of time with a local computer club, and he (235) 
____________ Jobs to join the group. Jobs immediately saw the (236) 
____________ for a small computer. He (237) ____________ up with Wozniak, a 
brilliant engineer, to build one. The two designed the Apple I computer in Jobs's 
bedroom, and they put the prototype (238) ____________ in his garage. With 
$1,300 in capital (239) ____________ by selling Jobs's car and Wozniak's 
scientific calculator, they set up their first production line. Apple I, which they 
brought out in 1976, had sales of $600, a(n) (240) ____________ beginning. By 
1980, Apple Computers, which had started four years earlier as a project in a 
garage, had a market value of $1.2 billion. 
231. A. ready B. accessible C. possible D. available 
232. A. granted B. free C. common D. admissible 
233. A. attacks B. thrusts C. advances D. exploits 
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