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* Choose the one that best fills the blank. (1-5)
1. A man who commits a wrong may be required to_________ his property as a penalty.
① assume ② eschew ③ forfeit ④ assess
2. Under the laws of most states, a woman has a _______ right in the property of her husband.
① equal ② dower ③ temporary ④ prior
3. The chairman's __________ speech swayed the audience to favor his proposal.
① diffident ② blatant ③ coarse ④ cogent
4. I saw a _______of people waiting for the plane.
① throng ② convoy ③ flock ④ herd
5. Mr. Lee must wear a _______ because he doesn't have any hair on the head.
① wad ② wasp ③ wig ④ wedge
* Choose the one that best completes the sentence. (6-10)
6. "The building is in bad shape." "Yes, it needs ___________."
① repairing ② being repaired ③ to repair ④ repair
7. "Did you enjoy the movie?" "No. It was ____________."
① very bored ② very boring ③ much boring ④ much bored
8. "Where do they go for a vacation?"
"________ Korean tourists visit the United States of America
every year."
① A lots of ② Lot of ③ Lots ④ A lot of
9. "Where did you buy it?" "I bought it here, but it's _________
Korea."
① in ② except ③ from ④ about
10. "I hear you got lost yesterday." "Yes, I went to the museum and couldn't find _____________ the hotel."
① my way back to ② how to return for
③ how I should go for ④ the way back for
* Choose the one whose expression is not accepted. (11-16)
11. Its main concern is with the moral and spiritual purpose of ① ②
life, who alone can give true meaning to human knowledge.
③ ④
12. There can be not great literature in America until her
① ② ③
writers have learned to trust her implicitly and love her
④
devotedly.
13. The use of more machines makes it possible for factories
①
and mills producing more goods in a shorter period of time ② ③
than before.
④
14. The bad habits of a self-taught athlete are much hard to
① ②
eradicate, if they ever can be eliminated.
③ ④
15. We waited for the asparagus to be cooking.
① ② ③ ④
16. My neglect to extinguish our campfire resulted from
① ②
destruction of more than a hundred acres of forest.
③ ④
* Choose the one that is best rearranged to make sense. (17-18)
17. ⓐ The lizards held on for dear life, as they bobbed along for 200 miles. They landed at last on the island of Anguilla(an-gwill-a).
ⓑ Fierce winds blew the trees down, and heavy rains swept them to the shore.
ⓒ Soon the iguanas were at sea, floating north on a raft of tangled trees.
ⓓ One day some green iguanas were climbing trees on the Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe(gwad-a-loop), when a hurricane hit.
① ⓓ ⓑ ⓒ ⓐ ② ⓓ ⓐ ⓒ ⓑ
③ ⓑ ⓓ ⓒ ⓐ ④ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓐ
18. ⓐ I'm sorry. Ms. Taylor isn't yet. May I take a message?
ⓑ Hello. this is Jack Smith. May I speak to Ms. Taylor?
ⓒ I sure will. Does she know your phone number?
ⓓ Please let her call me.
① ⓑ ⓒ ⓐ ⓓ ② ⓑ ⓓ ⓐ ⓒ
③ ⓑ ⓐ ⓓ ⓒ ④ ⓑ ⓐ ⓒ ⓓ
* Read the following and answer the questions.
[19-22] I suppose that's a common experience in any countries with books in a foreign language. The reader starts out, full of hope and determination. Then the need to turn to a dictionary or a reference book, many times a page, tires him out. There are two or three answers to this problem. The first is a negative one. Don't start reading a book unless you see, from the first few pages, that it's one you can read with ease and understanding. There are plenty of books that ( ) in simple or shortened language. I know there are good reasons against simplified texts. We don't feel that we're getting the real thing if we read a book that has been made simple. There are some authors whose style is fairly easy, of course. I used to wonder why Oscar Wilde's books were so popular in European schools and colleges. Wilde seemed to be famous in Europe than in England. Then I realized that in his short stories he writes in a very simple style.
19. What kind of book does the author recommend when we read a book in a foreign language?
① an easy book ② any book
③ a simplified book ④ short stories
20. According to the passage, it is implied that Oscar Wilde _______________ .
① is famous for his simple style in England
② is popular in Europe because he spent his childhood
in Europe
③ is popular in Europe because of his simple style
④ is famous for his short stories
21. Which of the following is true about reading books in a foreign language ?
① The author has a negative attitude against reading books in a foreign language.
② It is helpful to turn the dictionary whenever we encounter
unknown words.
③ It is common for a reader to be exhausted with unknown words.
④ It is easy to get a real meaning when we read a simplified book.
22. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① have rewritten ② is rewritten
③ were rewritten ④ have been rewritten
[23-26] These most valuable beasts of burden in desert countries can travel long distances, carrying heavy loads, with little food or water. This is because they have special cells in their stomachs which store water, and because they can also store fat in their humps. When a camel is in good condition and well fed, its hump is large and firm; but when food is scarce and its store of fat is getting used up, the hump becomes flabby and may hang down. Over soft, sandy ground where most animals would get stuck a camel can travel because of the cushion-like nature of the two widely spread toes of each foot, connected by a stout web of skin which ( ). Besides using camels as transport animals, the Arabs drink their milk, eat their flesh, weave their hair into cloth, and burn their dung as fuel-in fact, the camel supplies them with almost all the necessities of life.
23. Which of the following is the best title for the above passage?
① The camel's difference from other animals
② The nature of the camel
③ The usefulness of the camel
④ Beast of burden
24. According to the passage, the camel ___________ .
① is used only as a beast of burden
② can be said to be exhausted when its hump is loose
③ does not eat much food
④ can store water in its hump
25. The Arabs in the desert can get benefits from the camel because it provides them with many things except ______ .
① transport ② food ③ clothing ④ housing
26. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① prevents its feet from sinking into the sand
② prevents its feet sinking into the sand
③ prevents its feet in sinking into the sand
④ prevents its feet to sink into the sand
[27-28] Christopher Blackmon was only 4 when he had his first attack, but he remembers it well. Suddenly he couldn't breathe. His mother whisked him to the hospital, where a doctor explained that Christopher had a breathing disorder called asthma(azmah). Today about 5 million American kids under 18 suffer from asthma. That is one out of 10 kids! Doctors are alarmed by the rising rate and believe it is due to a number of factors including the fact that more children are inheriting the disease, and ( ). Inside they are breathing in things like dust, viruses, mold spores, and smoke.
27. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① more and more kids smoke
② kids are spending more time with parents
③ kids are spending more time indoors
④ more kids do not get vaccination
28. Which of the following is not the factor of Asthma?
① dust ② inheritance ③ viruses ④ breathing disorder
[29-30] They are older than the dinosaurs, older than nearly everything else on earth. They have been used to cut glass, cure snakebites, and charm kings and queens. Famed for their flashing beauty, diamonds are the hardest substances on earth and among the most useful. "Diamonds help us understand the history of the earth," say geologist George Harlow. Most diamonds were formed billions of years ago in an inner layer of the earth called the mantle. About 100 miles underground, the mantle puts extreme heat(1,800˙F) and pressure on carbon, the common black substance in coal and pencils. These forces turn black ( ) into clear diamond crystal. As the crystal grows, it may trap other chemicals inside, creating what Harlow calls "a space capsule from the inner earth."
29. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① carbon ② diamond ③ coal ④ chemicals
30. Which of the following is not true about diamond?
① Diamond is useful.
② Diamond were formed in about 100 miles underground.
③ Diamond were originally made from carbon.
④ Diamond is the oldest on earth.
[31-33] Trees and other vegetation play an invaluable role in reducing urban air pollution in cities. It was once thought that trees "pollute," an idea that ( ) in the early 1980s when atmospheric chemists first began measuring emissions from trees. In actuality, "emission" and "pollution" are not synonymous. While it is true that trees and plants, like all living things, emit chemical substances as by-products of their metabolism these emissions include the oxygen we breathe and the various chemical compounds that give flowers and shrubs their fresh and distinctive smells. It is only in the presence of signigicant amounts of man-made pollution that some of the many thousands of substances that plants and trees manufacture become participants in the formation of ground-level ozone pollution.
31. Which of the following is the best title for the above passage?
① Explanation about tree's participation in pollution
② Emission and pollution
③ Tree's role in reducing pollution
④ Metabolism of tree
32. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① Trees emit chemical substances which cause air pollution.
② Emissions from trees were first measured in the early 1980s.
③ Emissions from trees have something to do with metabolism.
④ It is only in the presence of the man-made pollution that substances from trees take part in the ozone pollution.
33. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① faced ② was discovered ③ aired ④ surfaced
[34-35] In perhaps the boldest and most sophisticated attack in four years of warfare, gunmen speaking English, wearing U.S. military uniforms and ( ) American weapons abducted four U.S. soldiers last week at the provincial headquarters in the Shi'ite holy city of Karbala and then shot them to death. The U.S. military confirmed a report earlier Friday by The Associated Press that three of the soldiers were dead and one was mortally wounded with a gunshot to the head when they were found in a neighboring province, about 25 miles from the compound where they were captured. A fifth soldier was killed in the initial attack on the compound.
34. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① American corps were attacked by insurgents disguised as American soldiers.
② Four American soldiers were killed in the attack from insurgents.
③ The abducted soldiers were found 25 miles away from the compound.
④ The attacked compound was located at the holy city of Shi'ite.
35. Choose the one that best fills the blank
① carry ② carried ③ to carry ④ carrying
[36-37] Slowly, that is changing. As 21st century science and
technology open the brain to us as never before, accepted truths are becoming ( ). The brain, we're finding, is indeed a bordered organ, subdivided into zones and functions. But the lines are blurrier than we ever imagined. Lose your vision, and the lobe that processed light may repurpose itself for other senses. Suffer a stroke in the area that controls your right arm, and another area may take over at least some of the job.
36. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① apparent ② obsolete ③ useful ④ less true
37. According to the passage, when the area of brain controlling your left leg is suffered a stroke, your left leg ___________.
① does not move at all ② moves as before
③ gets influenced but moves ④ gets suffered a stroke
[38-39] The latest nuclear disarmament talks in December - the
first since the North's nuclear test in October - ended with no apparent progress due to a dispute over the U. S. financial restrictions on the North over its alleged counterfeiting of 100 dollar bills and money-laundering. Foreign Minister of South Korea, Song said an agreement on action plans should be made in the next round of talks to ( ) a 2005 pact in which North Korea pledged to disarm in return for aid and security guarantees.
38. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① The last talks in December failed.
② In the last talks in December, taking financial sanctions on the North was discussed.
③ The North Korea agreed to disarm in return for aid and security guarantees in 2005 pact.
④ The North Korea is suspected to counterfeit dollars and do money-laundering.
39. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① negotiate ② make ③ implement ④ confirm
[40] The traditional house has a timber frame and the walls and partitions are light screens of paper, bamboo, or similar material. Such a light construction is suited to a climate and is less dangerous in ( ) than heavy materials would be.
40. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① fire ② storm ③ earthquakes ④ flood
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* Choose the one that best fills the blank. (1-5)
1. A man who commits a wrong may be required to_________ his property as a penalty.
① assume ② eschew ③ forfeit ④ assess
2. Under the laws of most states, a woman has a _______ right in the property of her husband.
① equal ② dower ③ temporary ④ prior
3. The chairman's __________ speech swayed the audience to favor his proposal.
① diffident ② blatant ③ coarse ④ cogent
4. I saw a _______of people waiting for the plane.
① throng ② convoy ③ flock ④ herd
5. Mr. Lee must wear a _______ because he doesn't have any hair on the head.
① wad ② wasp ③ wig ④ wedge
* Choose the one that best completes the sentence. (6-10)
6. "The building is in bad shape." "Yes, it needs ___________."
① repairing ② being repaired ③ to repair ④ repair
7. "Did you enjoy the movie?" "No. It was ____________."
① very bored ② very boring ③ much boring ④ much bored
8. "Where do they go for a vacation?"
"________ Korean tourists visit the United States of America
every year."
① A lots of ② Lot of ③ Lots ④ A lot of
9. "Where did you buy it?" "I bought it here, but it's _________
Korea."
① in ② except ③ from ④ about
10. "I hear you got lost yesterday." "Yes, I went to the museum and couldn't find _____________ the hotel."
① my way back to ② how to return for
③ how I should go for ④ the way back for
* Choose the one whose expression is not accepted. (11-16)
11. Its main concern is with the moral and spiritual purpose of ① ②
life, who alone can give true meaning to human knowledge.
③ ④
12. There can be not great literature in America until her
① ② ③
writers have learned to trust her implicitly and love her
④
devotedly.
13. The use of more machines makes it possible for factories
①
and mills producing more goods in a shorter period of time ② ③
than before.
④
14. The bad habits of a self-taught athlete are much hard to
① ②
eradicate, if they ever can be eliminated.
③ ④
15. We waited for the asparagus to be cooking.
① ② ③ ④
16. My neglect to extinguish our campfire resulted from
① ②
destruction of more than a hundred acres of forest.
③ ④
* Choose the one that is best rearranged to make sense. (17-18)
17. ⓐ The lizards held on for dear life, as they bobbed along for 200 miles. They landed at last on the island of Anguilla(an-gwill-a).
ⓑ Fierce winds blew the trees down, and heavy rains swept them to the shore.
ⓒ Soon the iguanas were at sea, floating north on a raft of tangled trees.
ⓓ One day some green iguanas were climbing trees on the Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe(gwad-a-loop), when a hurricane hit.
① ⓓ ⓑ ⓒ ⓐ ② ⓓ ⓐ ⓒ ⓑ
③ ⓑ ⓓ ⓒ ⓐ ④ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓐ
18. ⓐ I'm sorry. Ms. Taylor isn't yet. May I take a message?
ⓑ Hello. this is Jack Smith. May I speak to Ms. Taylor?
ⓒ I sure will. Does she know your phone number?
ⓓ Please let her call me.
① ⓑ ⓒ ⓐ ⓓ ② ⓑ ⓓ ⓐ ⓒ
③ ⓑ ⓐ ⓓ ⓒ ④ ⓑ ⓐ ⓒ ⓓ
* Read the following and answer the questions.
[19-22] I suppose that's a common experience in any countries with books in a foreign language. The reader starts out, full of hope and determination. Then the need to turn to a dictionary or a reference book, many times a page, tires him out. There are two or three answers to this problem. The first is a negative one. Don't start reading a book unless you see, from the first few pages, that it's one you can read with ease and understanding. There are plenty of books that ( ) in simple or shortened language. I know there are good reasons against simplified texts. We don't feel that we're getting the real thing if we read a book that has been made simple. There are some authors whose style is fairly easy, of course. I used to wonder why Oscar Wilde's books were so popular in European schools and colleges. Wilde seemed to be famous in Europe than in England. Then I realized that in his short stories he writes in a very simple style.
19. What kind of book does the author recommend when we read a book in a foreign language?
① an easy book ② any book
③ a simplified book ④ short stories
20. According to the passage, it is implied that Oscar Wilde _______________ .
① is famous for his simple style in England
② is popular in Europe because he spent his childhood
in Europe
③ is popular in Europe because of his simple style
④ is famous for his short stories
21. Which of the following is true about reading books in a foreign language ?
① The author has a negative attitude against reading books in a foreign language.
② It is helpful to turn the dictionary whenever we encounter
unknown words.
③ It is common for a reader to be exhausted with unknown words.
④ It is easy to get a real meaning when we read a simplified book.
22. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① have rewritten ② is rewritten
③ were rewritten ④ have been rewritten
[23-26] These most valuable beasts of burden in desert countries can travel long distances, carrying heavy loads, with little food or water. This is because they have special cells in their stomachs which store water, and because they can also store fat in their humps. When a camel is in good condition and well fed, its hump is large and firm; but when food is scarce and its store of fat is getting used up, the hump becomes flabby and may hang down. Over soft, sandy ground where most animals would get stuck a camel can travel because of the cushion-like nature of the two widely spread toes of each foot, connected by a stout web of skin which ( ). Besides using camels as transport animals, the Arabs drink their milk, eat their flesh, weave their hair into cloth, and burn their dung as fuel-in fact, the camel supplies them with almost all the necessities of life.
23. Which of the following is the best title for the above passage?
① The camel's difference from other animals
② The nature of the camel
③ The usefulness of the camel
④ Beast of burden
24. According to the passage, the camel ___________ .
① is used only as a beast of burden
② can be said to be exhausted when its hump is loose
③ does not eat much food
④ can store water in its hump
25. The Arabs in the desert can get benefits from the camel because it provides them with many things except ______ .
① transport ② food ③ clothing ④ housing
26. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① prevents its feet from sinking into the sand
② prevents its feet sinking into the sand
③ prevents its feet in sinking into the sand
④ prevents its feet to sink into the sand
[27-28] Christopher Blackmon was only 4 when he had his first attack, but he remembers it well. Suddenly he couldn't breathe. His mother whisked him to the hospital, where a doctor explained that Christopher had a breathing disorder called asthma(azmah). Today about 5 million American kids under 18 suffer from asthma. That is one out of 10 kids! Doctors are alarmed by the rising rate and believe it is due to a number of factors including the fact that more children are inheriting the disease, and ( ). Inside they are breathing in things like dust, viruses, mold spores, and smoke.
27. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① more and more kids smoke
② kids are spending more time with parents
③ kids are spending more time indoors
④ more kids do not get vaccination
28. Which of the following is not the factor of Asthma?
① dust ② inheritance ③ viruses ④ breathing disorder
[29-30] They are older than the dinosaurs, older than nearly everything else on earth. They have been used to cut glass, cure snakebites, and charm kings and queens. Famed for their flashing beauty, diamonds are the hardest substances on earth and among the most useful. "Diamonds help us understand the history of the earth," say geologist George Harlow. Most diamonds were formed billions of years ago in an inner layer of the earth called the mantle. About 100 miles underground, the mantle puts extreme heat(1,800˙F) and pressure on carbon, the common black substance in coal and pencils. These forces turn black ( ) into clear diamond crystal. As the crystal grows, it may trap other chemicals inside, creating what Harlow calls "a space capsule from the inner earth."
29. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① carbon ② diamond ③ coal ④ chemicals
30. Which of the following is not true about diamond?
① Diamond is useful.
② Diamond were formed in about 100 miles underground.
③ Diamond were originally made from carbon.
④ Diamond is the oldest on earth.
[31-33] Trees and other vegetation play an invaluable role in reducing urban air pollution in cities. It was once thought that trees "pollute," an idea that ( ) in the early 1980s when atmospheric chemists first began measuring emissions from trees. In actuality, "emission" and "pollution" are not synonymous. While it is true that trees and plants, like all living things, emit chemical substances as by-products of their metabolism these emissions include the oxygen we breathe and the various chemical compounds that give flowers and shrubs their fresh and distinctive smells. It is only in the presence of signigicant amounts of man-made pollution that some of the many thousands of substances that plants and trees manufacture become participants in the formation of ground-level ozone pollution.
31. Which of the following is the best title for the above passage?
① Explanation about tree's participation in pollution
② Emission and pollution
③ Tree's role in reducing pollution
④ Metabolism of tree
32. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① Trees emit chemical substances which cause air pollution.
② Emissions from trees were first measured in the early 1980s.
③ Emissions from trees have something to do with metabolism.
④ It is only in the presence of the man-made pollution that substances from trees take part in the ozone pollution.
33. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① faced ② was discovered ③ aired ④ surfaced
[34-35] In perhaps the boldest and most sophisticated attack in four years of warfare, gunmen speaking English, wearing U.S. military uniforms and ( ) American weapons abducted four U.S. soldiers last week at the provincial headquarters in the Shi'ite holy city of Karbala and then shot them to death. The U.S. military confirmed a report earlier Friday by The Associated Press that three of the soldiers were dead and one was mortally wounded with a gunshot to the head when they were found in a neighboring province, about 25 miles from the compound where they were captured. A fifth soldier was killed in the initial attack on the compound.
34. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① American corps were attacked by insurgents disguised as American soldiers.
② Four American soldiers were killed in the attack from insurgents.
③ The abducted soldiers were found 25 miles away from the compound.
④ The attacked compound was located at the holy city of Shi'ite.
35. Choose the one that best fills the blank
① carry ② carried ③ to carry ④ carrying
[36-37] Slowly, that is changing. As 21st century science and
technology open the brain to us as never before, accepted truths are becoming ( ). The brain, we're finding, is indeed a bordered organ, subdivided into zones and functions. But the lines are blurrier than we ever imagined. Lose your vision, and the lobe that processed light may repurpose itself for other senses. Suffer a stroke in the area that controls your right arm, and another area may take over at least some of the job.
36. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① apparent ② obsolete ③ useful ④ less true
37. According to the passage, when the area of brain controlling your left leg is suffered a stroke, your left leg ___________.
① does not move at all ② moves as before
③ gets influenced but moves ④ gets suffered a stroke
[38-39] The latest nuclear disarmament talks in December - the
first since the North's nuclear test in October - ended with no apparent progress due to a dispute over the U. S. financial restrictions on the North over its alleged counterfeiting of 100 dollar bills and money-laundering. Foreign Minister of South Korea, Song said an agreement on action plans should be made in the next round of talks to ( ) a 2005 pact in which North Korea pledged to disarm in return for aid and security guarantees.
38. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
① The last talks in December failed.
② In the last talks in December, taking financial sanctions on the North was discussed.
③ The North Korea agreed to disarm in return for aid and security guarantees in 2005 pact.
④ The North Korea is suspected to counterfeit dollars and do money-laundering.
39. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① negotiate ② make ③ implement ④ confirm
[40] The traditional house has a timber frame and the walls and partitions are light screens of paper, bamboo, or similar material. Such a light construction is suited to a climate and is less dangerous in ( ) than heavy materials would be.
40. Choose the one that best fills the blank.
① fire ② storm ③ earthquakes ④ flood
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