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1. Once we start to work and earn salaries, we must submit our income _____ to the government. (A) receipts (B) deduction (C) declaration (D) demonstration
2. Sean Parker, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur, is launching a new ____ , called the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy with his philanthropic foundation to develop cures for cancer. (A) initiative (B) business (C) company (D) franchise
3. To deal with ____, the Japanese phone and car companies adopt some innovative approaches. For example, convenience stores offer safe havens for wandering pensioners with dementia. (A) clout (B) publicity (C) senility (D) fortitude
4. Authorities said that the powerful opiate fentanyl is 25 to 50 times more ____ than heroin and can be absorbed through the skin and cause death. (A) eminent (B) vigorous (C) fragile (D) potent
5. Though not gratuitously aggressive, they are highly _____, and have given great trouble to the Chinese authorities. (A) indolent (B) intractable (C) innocuous (D) introspective
6. After the college entrance exam, the students jumped up and down ________. (A)with their faces smiling (B)with each other beamed with joy (C)with their arms thrown around each other (D)with burning down their textbooks .
7. Tom is the last person __________. (A) to recover from (B) for you to communicate well (C) that you can lay your trust (D) that people expect to experience verbal abuse
8. __________, personal computers wouldn’t be popularized now. (A) Had Bill Gates developed the Windows System (B) But that Bill Gates developed the Window System (C) With the Window System developed by Bill Gates (D) On condition that Bill Gates developed the Window System
9. David was diagnosed with lung cancer. He seemed to have smoked a lot. 劃線的句子與以下何者最相符 (A) It seems that he smokes a lot. (B) It seems that he smoked a lot. (C) It seemed that he smoked a lot. (D) It seemed that he had smoked a lot.
10. Which of the following sentences is Correct? (A) In the past, black people had no choice but yield their seats to white people. (B) Black people were restricted to use only the water fountains marked “colored.” (C) Despite the end of slavery, black people were still segregated from white people. (D) In 1863, Abraham Lincoln delivered the influential speech entitled as “Gettysburg Address.”
11. Which of the following sentences is Wrong? (2 分)
(A)The attempt of the Giovane Italia to bring about a general revolution in 1843 only resulted in a few sporadic outbreaks easily crushed. 
(B) In taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy; but in passing it over, he is inferior. 
(C)The climate is naturally good, but continued neglect of sanitary precautions has made the city unhealthy. 
(D) I don't believe one grows older. I think that what happens early on in life is that at a certain age one stands still and stagnates.
12. (A) conserve (B) sustain (C) preserve (D) guarantee
13. (A) perpetuation (B) penetration (C) temporality (D) perception
14. (A) scarcely (B) uniquely (C) insignificantly (D) universally
15. (A) protects, from (B) spurs, on (C) reminds, of (D) frees, from
16. (A) were unfolding (B) is unfolding (C) had been unfolded (D) was unfolded
17 (AB) Like other infectious disease that have threatened the U.S., Zika is a reminder of just how connected we’re all today.  (AC) Humans may not like a warmer climate, but disease-carrying mosquitoes do.
18 (AB) Like other infectious disease that have threatened the U.S., Zika is a reminder of just how connected we’re all today.  (AC) Humans may not like a warmer climate, but disease-carrying mosquitoes do.
19 (AB) Like other infectious disease that have threatened the U.S., Zika is a reminder of just how connected we’re all today.  (AC) Humans may not like a warmer climate, but disease-carrying mosquitoes do.
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20 (AB) Like other infectious disease that have threatened the U.S., Zika is a reminder of just how connected we’re all today.  (AC) Humans may not like a warmer climate, but disease-carrying mosquitoes do.
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21(AB) Like other infectious disease that have threatened the U.S., Zika is a reminder of just how connected we’re all today.  (AC) Humans may not like a warmer climate, but disease-carrying mosquitoes do.
22. What is the purpose of the article? (A) To inform readers of the latest trend of American education. (B) To provide solutions to the educational problems arising in Europe. (C) To compare and contrast higher education in the U.S. and other countries. (D) To convince readers of the viewpoint that the American universities offer the best education.
23. Which of the following is FALSE? (A) European universities are more vulnerable to loss of funding caused by economic crisis. (B) American universities pay more attention to students’ individual differences and needs. (C) American universities offer the education that many foreign students are looking forward to. (D) More percentage of American high school graduates attend university than that of their counterparts in Europe.
24. Which of the following is one of the factors that attract foreign students to study in American universities? (A) American universities offer more specialized and difficult training to students. (B) American universities compete for donation and research grants rather than rely on state funds. (C) American universities provide more diverse choices of school types and cultural experiences. (D) American universities promise every student equal educational opportunity and similar resources.
25. If the author wants to add a fable to better illustrate his/her points in the beginning, which of the following is most suitable? (A) The Ant and the Grasshopper. (B) The Blind Men Inspecting an Elephant. (C) The Kid Crying Wolf (D) The Dog and His Reflection
26. Which of the following is FALSE? (A) Professor Weiss teaches philosophy at Catholic University. (B) Officials at Catholic University believe that Professor Weiss is too old to teach. (C) Officials must make proper arrangement for Professor Weiss within one year. (D) Professor Weiss has been taken good care of by officials before he retires.
27. Why is the phrase “shifting priorities” in quotation marks? (A) Because of putting emphasis. (B) Because of the author’s disagreement. (C) Because of quoting directly from someone. (D) Because of the significance of the legal term.
28. What is Professor Weiss’s reaction to the criticisms of his fading reputation? (A) He accuses his critics of deliberate slander. (B) He accepts the reality and keeps revising his works. (C) He feels doubtful about the sources and demands evidence. (D) He refutes these ideas by demonstrating his productivity.
29. Which of the following words share the similar meaning with the word “demoted” in the first paragraph? (A) relegated (B)mended (C) demonized (D) acclaimed
30. Which of the following adjectives best describes Professor Weiss’s personality? (A) withdrawing (B) defensive (C) inconsistent (D) conscientious

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