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301. Don’t be frustrated with the poor performance. The score of one test is not____ when it comes to your overall English proficiency. (A) definitive (B) skeptical (C) inexplicable (D) vigorous

302. In their protest in the square, the workers____ their dissatisfaction with the long working hours and harsh working environment. (A) manifested (B) penetrated (C) comprehended (D) flustered

303. Due to the ambition to win the gold medal, the boss thought the significant task would be assigned to George since he was a very ____ person. (A) petulant (B) reliable (C) visual (D) miserable

304. The delicate and____ sculpture in the National Palace Museum has soon become the most popular tourist attraction in a short time. (A) generous (B) impoverished (C) sheer (D) exquisite

305. The collection created by the avant-garde designer was____ and unprecedented, so it soon set a new trend for the fashion industry. (A) privileged (B) sympathetic (C) accumulated (D) innovative

306. Now that the problem has been identified, we are supposed to take____ measures. (A) enormous (B) immortal (C) diligent (D) appropriate

307. All these antiques displayed here were my favorites. Most of them were given to me as gifts. Therefore, they are ____not for sale. (A) definitely (B) individually (C) incredibly (D) automatically

308. Poorly equipped, the rescue team was____ able to detect the possible survivors in the flattered apartment building. (A) evenly (B) barely (C) entirely (D) virtually

309. They promised to____ the building of the bridge for fear that more deadly accidents might happen once again. (A) excessive (B) explicit (C) expedite (D) extensive

310. He ____ has fierce anger at anyone who has a slight disagreement with his opinion. (A) eternally (B) materially (C) invariably (D) casually

311. More and more people are turning away from ____ Western medicine to alternative methods of treatment. (A) contradictory (B) constructive (C) compulsory (D) conventional

312. Kay____ that she didn’t tell the truth for fear of the unbearable consequence brought by her revelation. (A) argued (B) conformed (C) acknowledged (D) conferred

313. To everyone’s surprise, the new law was passed by common ____ . (A) consent (B) connect (C) composure (D) command

314. Originally, he suffered from the stage fright, but soon he overcame the____ , winning lots of compliments from the critics. (A) attendance (B) claim (C) barrier (D) defense

315. He studied hard only to fail in the exam. It’s difficult for him to accept the fact that the result was just____ to his expectation. (A) contrary (B) general (C) obvious (D) extensive

316. Nowadays many companies adopt a ______ work schedule which allows their employees to decide when to arrive at work—from as early as 6 a.m. to as late as 11 a.m. (A) relative (B) severe (C) primitive (D) flexible

317. To teach children right from wrong, some parents will ______ their children when they behave well and punish them when they misbehave. (A) settle (B) declare (C) reward (D) neglect

318. To stick to a tight budget, Robert bought a more ______ LED TV instead of a fancy, expensive 3D TV. (A) technical (B) significant (C) affordable (D) expressive

319. David’s new book made it to the best-seller list because of its beautiful ______ and amusing stories. (A) operations (B) illustrations (C) engagements (D) accomplishments

320. The airport was closed because of the snowstorm, and our ______ for Paris had to be delayed until the following day. (A) movement (B) registration (C) tendency (D) departure

321. The moment the students felt the earthquake, they ran ______ out of the classroom to an open area outside. (A) swiftly (B) nearly (C) loosely (D) formally

322. The ______ capacity of this elevator is 400 kilograms. For safety reasons, it shouldn’t be overloaded. (A) delicate (B) automatic (C) essential (D) maximum

323. An open display of ______ behavior between men and women, such as hugging and kissing, is not allowed in some conservative societies. (A) intimate (B) ashamed (C) earnest (D) urgent

324. When taking medicine, we should read the instructions on the ______ carefully because they provide important information such as how and when to take it. (A) medals (B) quotes (C) labels (D) recipes

325. The angry passengers argued ______ with the airline staff because their flight was cancelled without any reason. (A) evidently (B) furiously (C) obediently (D) suspiciously

326. To ______ the new product, the company offered some free samples before they officially launched it. (A) contribute (B) impress (C) promote (D) estimate

327. I was worried about my first overseas trip, but my father ______ me that he would help plan the trip so that nothing would go wrong. (A) rescued (B) assured (C) inspired (D) conveyed

328. The recent cooking oil scandals have led to calls for tougher ______ of sales of food products. (A) tolerance (B) guarantee (C) regulation (D) distribution

329. John should ______ more often with his friends and family after work, instead of staying in his room to play computer games. (A) explore (B) interact (C) negotiate (D) participate

330. To prevent the spread of the Ebola virus from West Africa to the rest of the world, many airports have begun Ebola ______ for passengers from the infected areas. (A) screenings (B) listings (C) clippings (D) blockings

331. Tina is going to graduate from college; however, she is filled with the __________ about her future career. (A) security (B) sorrow (C) certainty (D) anxiety

332. At present we cannot ________ a new car. It is too expensive and we don’t have enough money. (A) locate (B) afford (C) donate (D) reserve

333. Nowadays most cars are equipped with ________ engines that can not only save gas but operate more smoothly. (A) reasonable (B) visual (C) efficient (D) physical

334. The bus broke down on the way to the next village and left the passengers ________ in the mountainous area. (A) flat (B) entire (C) stranded (D) unemployed

335. Most cell phones provide ________ to the Internet so that the users can get online all the time. (A) access (B) design (C) impact (D) effect

336. My best friend got seriously hurt in a car crash and is now in the hospital. I do wish him a speedy __________. (A) recovery (B) response (C) reaction (D) reconstruction

337. Some people like to go abroad for a vacation; __________ don’t. (A) other (B) others (C) the other (D) the others

338. Fifty students joined the graduation trip. __________ had a good time; the others considered it boring. (A) some (B) others (C) Some of them (D) another

339. Judy always finds it ________ to have a candlelit dinner with her boyfriend in a fancy restaurant. (A) romantically (B) romanticized (C) romance (D) romantic

340. You _______ your assignment last week, but you didn’t. (A) will finish (B) could finish (C) should finished (D) should have finished

341. The heavy rain kept me _______ going to the mountain, so I stayed home last Sunday. (A) from (B) for (C) with (D) on

342. When I entered the room, the children _______ asleep. (A) have fallen (B) have been fallen (C) had fallen (D) had been fallen

343. Sara perfers to _______ on the phone rather than ______ e-mails. (A) talking …writing (B) talk….write (C) to talk…to write (D) talk…writing

344. ______ hearing the bad news, the girl burst into tears. (A) For (B) Upon (C) With (D) About

345. Who will _______ my kids while I am away for my business trip? (A) give in (B) give up (C) look after (D) look into

346. With 5,000 years of history behind them, the Chinese have a rich cultural _____. (A) recreation (B) bloom (C) windmill (D) heritage

347. Be careful when you walk past Josh’s house because his dog is very _____. (A) critical (B) psychological (C) savage (D) controversial

348. James was given a promotion at work and is now the _____ in charge of international sales. (A) executive (B) acclaim (C) cyclist (D) tanning

349. The young prince was turned into an ugly frog because of the witch’s _____. (A) destination (B) odds (C) masterpiece (D) curse

350. Through the consumption of fruits and vegetables, we can obtain nutrition naturally, thereby _____ the need for supplements. (A) elevating (B) extracting (C) eliminating (D) intimidating

351. Hopefully, you can receive a government _____ to help you with your research on cancer. (A) purchase (B) university (C) grant (D) foundation

352. In the last decade, people have been _____ letters and messages via emails, hence reducing the need for post delivery. (A) transmitting (B) transpiring (C) transforming (D) transcribing

353. Don’t forget to tune in to next week’s program for the final _____ in our series. (A) qualification (B) paralysis (C) installment (D) contender

354. The fox waited by the rabbit’s hole to try and catch it as it was _____ from under the ground. (A) overlooking (B) emerging (C) pondering (D) estimating

355. The high speed rail system in China has experienced _____ growth which no other infrastructure programs in the world have ever seen so far. (A) adequate (B) prototypical (C) unprecedented (D) prolonged

356. This company’s CEO is a man of _____. He business strategy has been proved to be much ahead of his time. (A) hesitation (B) vision (C) conclusion (D) diploma

357. Seeing no outward damage of my car, I just _____ the collision was minor and kept driving. (A) surrendered (B) postponed (C) assumed (D) recited

358. The _____ work in this disaster stricken area is ongoing and surviving victims have been properly taken care of. (A) domestication (B) termination (C) relief (D) occupation

359. A _____ economic policy has fewer restrictions on money flow and business practices. (A) liberal (B) suspicious (C) mutual (D) singular

360. Tormented by guilt, I eventually _____ my wrongdoing to my victims and begged for their forgiveness. (A) gossiped (B) confessed (C) boasted (D) interpreted

361. What we earned from setting up a hotdog stall in the school fair is not much if we _____ the cost of buying ingredients. (A) dismiss (B) discount (C) subtract (D) alert

362. To prevent theft, customers are required to _____ their bags at the entrance before entering the mall. (A) enclose (B) book (C) deposit (D) retrieve

363. As a(n) _____ society, Taiwan has no problem accommodating people of all sexual orientations, whether they are gay or straight. (A) tolerant (B) extravagant (C) oppressive (D) stingy

364. The revelation of this scandal _____ the mayor’s resignation. (A) prompted (B) distributed (C) frustrated (D) opposed

365. The exam this time is _____ easy. I am very confident in getting a higher score than last time. (A) hardly (B) relatively (C) narrowly (D) morally

366. After sitting in front of the computer for hours, my neck went _____ and I could barely turn my head. (A) stiff (B) harsh (C) dense (D) crackled

367. The plan you submitted is too vague and lacks substance. Please revise it and make it more _____. (A) apparent (B) concrete (C) lunatic (D) infectious

368. Those conquered are waiting for a chance to _____ against their conqueror and restore their own nation. (A) withdraw (B) slip (C) loosen (D) rebel

369. Some groups, _____ students and pensioners, will benefit from the new tax law. (A) shortly (B) lately (C) namely (D) considerably

370. The president will do all he can to _____ poverty, which he considers shame of his country. (A) guarantee (B) interpret (C) eliminate (D) project

371. To overcome budget shortages, some small schools in rural areas have set up_______ programs to share their teaching and library resources. (A) cooperative (B) objective (C) relative (D) infinitive

372. In order to expand its foreign market, the company decided to_______ its products and provide more varieties to the customer. (A) exceed (B) dismiss (C) retrieve (D) diversify

373. With a deafening bang from the explosives, the factory toppled down in the wink of an eye, the broken pieces ______ all over the site. (A) dispersing (B) circulating (C) featuring (D) releasing

374. The weatherman has warned about drastic temperature change in the next few days, and suggested that we check the weather on a daily basis and dress _____. (A) necessarily (B) significantly (C) specifically (D) accordingly

375. The baby panda is being _____ studied by the scientists. Every move he makes is carefully observed and documented. (A) prosperously (B) intensively (C) inevitably (D) originally

376. Fully appreciating the convenience brought by the newly established i-bike system, he reckons that he may _____ with a car for a change once in a while. (A) trade (B) dispense (C) depart (D) alternate

377. The secretary was requested to be more precise in revising the contract so as to avoid _____ and misunderstanding. (A) capacity (B) temptation (C) ambiguity (D) brutality

378. For all the _____ ahead, he strived with heart and soul to triumph and finally claimed success in the election. (A) conception (B) evolution (C) predicament (D) subtlety

379. It was _____ daring of her to venture out alone into the depths of the rainforest without any communications facilities. (A) staggeringly (B) conceivably (C) deceptively (D) reluctantly

380. Due to a serious _____ of intellectual property, the graduate student was sued and paid a substantial sum of money in compensation. (A) enforcement (B) reminiscence (C) infringement (D) obsession

381. The sentence “Look at the dog with one eye.” is ______, because it has two interpretations. It can mean looking at the dog by using only one of your eyes or looking at the dog that has only one eye. (A) inconsistent (B) skeptical (C) contradictory (D) ambiguous

382. Weighed down with massive credit card debts and mortgage loans, the desperate poor man committed suicide by ______ himself with a plastic bag. He died from oxygen deprivation. (A) fabricating (B) authenticating (C) suffocating (D) excavating

383. It’s a month since the result of the college entrance examination was announced. For those who didn’t perform well, it is ______ that they overcome their frustration and restart preparing for the big exam in July as soon as possible. (A) legitimate (B) emphatic (C) imperative (D) enterprising

384. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je received a threatening phone call a few weeks ago; therefore, Ko’s bodyguards were asked to be extra alert when ______ Ko in public in case of any possible danger. (A) jeopardizing (B) escorting (C) preserving (D) facilitating

385. A government minister from U.K. made a(n) ______ early this year; she gave the gift of a watch to the mayor of Taipei in good will, but ended up breaking local cultural norms because clocks are considered a symbol of death in Chinese culture. (A) incentive (B) paradox (C) plight (D) blunder

386. To save the two journalists held captive by Islamic State (IS), the Japanese government tried every means ______ to negotiate with IS. (A) conceivable (B) dispensable (C) accountable (D) formidable

387. Michael was overwhelmed with grief; nothing could ______ the deadly blow of his parents’ death in the air crash. (A) cushion (B) disguise (C) crumble (D) shield

388. Pakistan’s interior minister said that the nonstop anti-government protest movements had left no alternative but ______ by the army with those protesters to end a severe political crisis. (A) meditation (B) medication (C) mediation (D) manipulation

389. The pilot was applauded for apparently ______ the plane with 53 passengers and five crew members on board away from highly populated areas, preventing more potential deaths and damage. (A) steering (B) dominating (C) hovering (D) overriding

390. Japanese Prime Minister denounced the beheading of a Japanese hostage by Islamic State (IS) as “evil and ______” after IS uploaded a video in which the Japanese hostage was decapitated. (A) immortal (B) despicable (C) triumphant (D) justifiable

391. Although his mom had him attend many guitar classes, Zach still didn’t have a(n) ______ of interest in playing the guitar at all. To him, playing the guitar is boring and time-wasting. (A) spark (B) catalyst (C) glee (D) trivia

392. A few ______ spectators watched on as Albert, ranked 105th in the world, beat the champion in the tennis tournament. They could hardly believe what they had witnessed. (A) unsuspecting (B) incredulous (C) speculative (D) magnetic

393. It’s commonly believed that doing ______ exercise right after a meal might cause a stomachache or indigestion. Therefore, do not go jogging or play basketball shortly after a meal. (A) durable (B) thorough (C) vigorous (D) drastic

394. Even though all of the votes are against the legislator, a ______ election becomes valid only on condition that it has a turnout of at least 50 percent and that 50 percent of the eligible voters cast support votes. (A) replacement (B) recall (C) reverence (D) revision

395. Jordan’s King Abdullah II cut short a visit to Washington after a(n) ______ video showing a pilot burned alive was uploaded. He described the late pilot as a hero and vowed to take the battle to IS. (A) apathetic (B) scrappy (C) irritable (D) gruesome

396. The team scored two _______ in the final minute to win the game. (A) grasses (B) goals (C) progresses (D) dumbs

397. Some wonder if Apple will continue to _______ without its founder, Steve Jobs. (A) thriving (B) thrive (C) thrived (D) being thrived

398. Grace is in excellent health and is _______ her life after retirement. (A) savoring (B) scored (C) savored (D) scoring

399. Big cities around the world are filled with concrete and metal _______. (A) constructed (B) completions (C) constructions (D) complaints

400. The patient decided to _______ any treatment until he got the second opinion from a different doctor. (A) post (B) propose (C) postpone (D) prepare

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