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A alteration  

B alternative  

C alternation  

D alternate

A better

B more    

C worse 

D less

A ail  

B not  

C for

D also

A in spite of                 

B on account of

C in favor of  

D instead of

A substance

B source  

C matter

D  resource

A  from   

B to  

C of 

D for

A if  

B though

C because  

D then

A other   

B others

C another

D the others

A in one way

B on one hand              

C in fact                                  

D  instead

A suitable  

B open  

C  likely  

D  suited

A exhausts     

B consumes   

C spends

D reserves

A clear

B explicable

C ambiguous

D unintelligible

A ocean   

B state 

C village

D pipeline

A line 15   

B line 3                    

C line 12                          

D line 7

A how many people worked for each company

B how much oil field land each company owned

C how long each company has owned land in the oil fields

D how many oil wells were located on the company’s land

A passing under

B consisting of     

C supported  by

D protected with

A operating costs  

B construction  

C employees 

D consumers

A transported   

B removed 

C selected

D attempted

A peculiar

B specific    

C exceptional  

D equal

A month

B day 

C week   

D year

A lay of the land itself

B kind of soil and rock

C local vegetation             

D climate

A 12

B 3

C 4

D 8

A refused    

B apologized  

C  excused                        

D  thanked

A moreover

B whereas 

C nonetheless   

D consequently

A wait and see. Thanks

B thanks .I hope   you  

C you see what I am like . Don’t worry                    

D Thanks. I’’ll keep that in mind 

A object

B restricted     

C controlled

D subject

A make a fuss             

B make ends meet       

C make a mess                      

D make up your mind

A air-tight / water – proof/ snow – white

B airtighted  / water-proofed / snow – whited

C tight aired / proof watered / white snowed

D tight aired / proof water / white snow

A effectively        

B eventually   

C enthusiastically      

D considerably

A has no            

B it not        

C there is no                     

D no any

A picked

B racked  

C overused    

D scratched

A rather not having            

B rather not have       

C rather not to have                    

D not rather  had

A proud

B good

C much

D becoming

A -“ where can we meet ? ”

B I do not know       

C I do not want to meet you           

D It’s up to you

A take back

B leave for        

C get back           

D get away

A on top of that            

B therefore 

C all in all           

D all the same

A You bet                   

B Yes, good hearer        

C No, you can be so sure           

D You know a bat well

A pleased    

B begged

C sought

D searched

A blame

B charge

C  accusation

D fault

A should you find          

B will you be finding       

C will you find        

D will you have found

A vision   

B notice

C view  

D sight

A suspected

B  infected       

C rejected

D detected

A on no account this switch be touched.

B on any  account must you  not  touched this switch.

C on no account must this switch be   touched 

D on any  account  this switch must  be  touched .

A if bad luck is coming , it will be destroyed provided that one knocks on wood.

B there are some people who believe  that it is bad luck to avoid knocking on wood

C bad luck is said to be preventable by knocking on wood  sometime

D that  knocking on wood can keep bad luck away is believed by some people

A I know I make a mistake when I loaned you money thinking that you would  repay me. 

B it seems to me that it was never really your intention  to pay  me back, was it ?

C you said that you would pay me back , but I don’t know whether you meant it or not

D you  undoubtedly  intended  to return my money , but I’m sure you just forgot about it.

A right now, Mary is having a holiday in Vermont , so it is impossible that it was she whose shouting you heard last night.

B I think that Mary is on holiday in Vermont  now  ,  so you may be wrong in thinking that you heard her yelling last night 

C if it  was Mary that you heard yelling last night , then she can’t be taking a vacation in Vermont at the moment

D are you sure is was Mary who shouted to you last night , because , as far I know , she is on vacation in Vermont at the moment

A it was necessary to develop new technologies during World War II . or else the war would have been worse

B World War II  ended in the way it did largely due to the rapid technological developments in the course of it 

C the role of technological development in bringing a swift end to World War II is  undeniable .

D if technology hadn’t improved so quickly during World War II  , it would have lasted  longer  than it did

A I am strong advise that you should take part in volunteer works

B I stronlyg advise that you might  take part for volunteer works

C I strongly advise that you should take part in volunteer works

D  I am strong  in  advising  you to  take part in  volunteer works

A only when the general’s  personal diaries were published  the truth come out.

B only when the   general’s   personal diaries  had been   published   the truth come out.

C only when the   general’s   personal  diaries  were   published  had   the truth come out.

D only when the   general’s   personal  diaries  were   published   did the truth come out.

A be a doctor , she knows what side – effects the medicine can have

B being a  doctor , she knew  what side – effects the medicine could have

C have  been a   doctor , she  had known  what side – effects the medicine could have

D to be a doctor , she knows what side – effects  the medicine might have

A we listened to the old man saying his story from beginning to end

B we listened  the old man say  his story from  the beginning to  the end

C we listened to the old man say his story from beginning to end

D we listened to the old man to say his story from beginning to end

A the man will get a sentence for himself to 15 years in prison if he proves himself guilty.

B the man was  sentenced  about  15 years in prison and  proves himself guilty.

C the man was  sentenced   to 15 years in prison  because he  had been proved guilty.

D the man should make his final  sentence  after   15 years in prison as he  proved  himself guilty

A traveling engine that he constructed 

B constructed a traveling engine

C which was constructed in a traveling engine

D he was constructed in a traveling engine

A Many overweight people realizing that they are threatening their health

B Because of  the fact that many overweight people are threatening their health

C However many overweight people realize that they are threatening their health

D even though many overweight people realize that they are threatening their health

A what the shape and behaviour of a bird are

B what the bird’s shape and behaviour

C the shape and  behaviour of a bird           

D what are the shape and behaviour of a bird

A Your ticket will be advanced buying well in advance

B I’ll advise buy your ticket well in advance

C I’ll advise you buying your ticket well in advance

D I’ll advise buying your ticket well in advance

A By the time of his death in A.D.565

B Being the time of death in A.D.565

C Throughout the time of his death in A.D.565

D The time of his death in A.D.565

A unrelated

B uniform

C distinguishable

D dreary

A genuine  

B counterfeit   

C cheap

D unattractivie     

A fist

B gist

C twist

D list

A examples

B causes

C areas

D dangers

A erosion is less destructive than sedimentation

B fossils are most common in areas subject to erosion

C erosion contributes to the destruction of skeletal remains

D few organisms live in areas that experience extensive erosion

A consist of Calcite and aragonite

B from hard parts of animals or plants

C still in the shape of the original animal or plant

D animals or plants common for fossilization

A counted

B reformed

C reversed

D helped

A To argue that certain fossils are more informative than others.

B to explain why fossils are rare

C To illustrate the kinds of inorganic hard parts that can form fossils

D To compare aragonite fossils and calcite fossils.

A Rapid sedimentation in such locations makes it difficult to locate fossils.

B Such locations are likely to rich sources of fossils.

C Fossilized  human remains are only rarely found in such locations

D Animals rather than plants have been preserved at such locations.

A Weathering makes it impossible to identify many fossils.

B Many fossils have been buried forever under the soil.

C Fossils provide a limited sample of ancient organisms

D It is easier to find the remains of plants than animals

A It take longer for them to be preserved

B They have more fleshy structures than land organisms

C The water  environment speeds the decay caused by bacteria

D It is likely that they will  be buried rapidly

A is not heavy enough to sink below the surface

B is not attractive to predators

C is not likely to appear in the fossil record

D takes a long time to decay

A The swamp environment reduced the amount of bacterial decay

B Swamp waters contained higher amounts of materials such as calcium carbonate.

C There were fewer sediments in swamps than in other bodies of water

D Swamp vegetation accelerated the decomposition of organisms

A really

B children’s

C imaginative

D excited play

A Believed

B had got

C safely

D relieved

A for

B a well rounded  education

C espoused

D in time of 

A who have

B abroad

C  is eager

D different

A With

B trong claws

C protruding tooth

D is