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..8.19.20.I.VocabularyandStructureTomwasdisappointedthatmostoftheguestswhenheattheparty.hadleft,arrivedB.left,hadarrivedD.left,arrivedC.hadleft,hadarrivedD.left,arrivedSirDenis,whois78,hasmadeitknownthatmuchofhiscollectiontothenation.C.leavesB.isdoneD.wouldhavedoneD.istobeleftC.leavesB.isdoneD.wouldhavedoneD.istobeleftTheworkbythetimeyougethere.willhavebeendoneC.hadbeendoneItforaweekandthestreetswereflooded.A.hasrainedC.hadbeenrainingwasrainedA.hasrainedC.hadbeenrainingD.shouldhaverainedSorry,butwecannotgotoSanDiego.OurcousinstoseeusnextSeB.arecomingC.havecomeD.cameThebusislateandJulieiscold.Sheforthebusfor10minutes.waitsB.waitedC.hasbeenwaitingD.haswaitedAllofusthinkitdifficulttothedifferencebetweenthetwothings.talkB.speakC.lectureD.tellGeorgeissoindebtthatheisafraidtoshowupinthepubincasehemeetshissixcreditors.A.involvedB.concentratedC.devotedD.concernedAnewsituationislikelytowhentheschoolleavingageisraisedto16.A.riseB.ariseC.happenD.raiseBequiet!It'srudetopeoplewhentheyarespeaking.A.interfereB.introduceC.interruptD.preventThemusicadvisertaughtherhowtoasongtofinditsmoodandmeaning.A.composeB.preserveC.includeD.analyzeRapidreadingmeansreadingsomethingfastjusttothegeneralidea.A.masterB.seizeC.graspD.imagineFindingitdifficulttototheclimateinthecity,hedecidedtomovetotheNorth.A.adoptB.adaptC.fitD.suitTheybuiltstrongwallsroundthetownasaagainsttheenemy.A.dependB.defendC.defeatD.defenseThestudentswerenottoleavetheclassroomwithoutanadequatereason.A.permittedB.remittedC.admittedD.emittedIdon'tthinkitiseasytoyourweightifkeeponeatingthatway.A.decreaseB.reduceC.declineD.shortenTheguideisalineoftouriststhroughthenarrowpassagewiththehelpofhistorch.A.concludingB.containingC.conductingD.conqueringItthevillagewherewespentourholidayslastsummer.A.remindsmeofB.remindsmetoC.remembersmeofD.remembersmetoIt'stooexpensiveforme.Ican'tit.A.spendB.costC.payD.affordIdidn'tknowwhattodobutthenanideasuddenlytome.A.performingB.performedA.performingB.performedC.tobeperformedD.beingperformedmorethanhedoes.Sociologistsseeinthissituationoneofthemainreasonsfortheincreaseindivorcerate,anotherreason278thehusband'srefusaltohelpwiththehouseworkorthecareofchildren.Athirdreasoncouldbethegrowingawarenessoftheprofessionalwomen279shedoesnothavetoremainmarried280sheistoounhappy.271.A.infullchargeofB.inthefullchargeofC.thechargeofD.takingcharge272.A.areaccountedforB.consistingofC.areformedD.makeup273.A.takinginB.takingonC.takingupD.takingfor274.A.Onmorethanhedoes.Sociologistsseeinthissituationoneofthemainreasonsfortheincreaseindivorcerate,anotherreason278thehusband'srefusaltohelpwiththehouseworkorthecareofchildren.Athirdreasoncouldbethegrowingawarenessoftheprofessionalwomen279shedoesnothavetoremainmarried280sheistoounhappy.271.A.infullchargeofB.inthefullchargeofC.thechargeofD.takingcharge272.A.areaccountedforB.consistingofC.areformedD.makeup273.A.takinginB.takingonC.takingupD.takingfor274.A.OnB.UnderC.InD.At275.A.What'smoreB.MostimportantlyC.AlthoughD.Actually276.A.andwhenB.whenC.asifD.evenif277.A.thanB.andC.comparingtoD.contraryto278.A.isB.isthatC.beingD.iswhy279.A.whenB.whomC.whatD.that280.A.despiteB.untilC.unlessD.ifIV.DialogueCompletionDirections:Thereare20shortincompletedialoguesbetweentwospeakers,eachfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheanswerthatappropriatelysuitstheconversationalcontextandbestcompletesthedialogueandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.281.Woman:Bob,doyouthinkyoucanlendmefiftydollars?Bob:Letmesee.A.YouknowIhavenomoneyatall.B.Sorry,Idon'tthinkIhavemuchaboutme.C.Idon'tthinkyoushoulddoit.D.Oh,Ihavequitealot.282.Client:hello.MayIspeaktoMr.Turner?Secretary:A.Speaking,please.B.Hello.Who'reyouplease.C.Sorry.He'satameetingrightnow.D.Hello.Thankyouforcalling.283.Jackson:Hi!Frank.Thankyouverymuchforyourhelpingmegetoutofthetrouble.Frank:A.It'sapleasure.B.I'dliketodoso.C.ThatiswhatIshoulddo.D.That'saverysmalltrouble.284.Lily:Hello,John!Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?John:A.Ilikeniceandbrightweather.Youdon'tlikecoldweather,doyou?A.Ilikeniceandbrightweather.C.Thatwasafavorableweather.Niceandbright,nottoocold.C.Thatwasafavorableweather.Niceandbright,nottoocold.285.Mary:HowdoyoulikeProfessorWhite'slecture?John:A.Hetalkedabouteconomy.HeteachesClass2students.A.Hetalkedabouteconomy.HeteachesClass2students.C.Verymuch.D.Heisamiddle-agedprofessor.286.Woman:Jack,Jack:Ofcourse.Butthelockisnotworkingverywell,I'mafraid.A.Iwanttouseyourbike.B.canyougiveyourbiketome?.C.doyouuseyourbikenow?D.canIborrowyourbikeforawhile?C.Verymuch.D.Heisamiddle-agedprofessor.286.Woman:Jack,Jack:Ofcourse.Butthelockisnotworkingverywell,I'mafraid.A.Iwanttouseyourbike.B.canyougiveyourbiketome?.C.doyouuseyourbikenow?D.canIborrowyourbikeforawhile?287.Bush:Doyoumindmyopeningthewindowtoletsomefreshairin?Emile:A.Yes,certainly.B.Ofcourse,not.C.Yes,pleasedoit.D.Iamgladyoudoit.288.Peter:Youseemtobeverypleasedtoday.Anygoodnews?Rose:A.Yes.IhavegotmyMaster'sdegreeforthreeyearsofhardwork.B.Youarenotright.Thereisnogoodnewsintoday'snewspaper.Ithinkmostpeoplelikegoodnews.D.Yes.Wearetalkingaboutthenewsinyesterday'snewspapers.289.Tom:I'dliketobooktwotickets,please,forthetomorrow'searlymorningflighttoBeijing.Jane:A.OK,that'sfine.B.CanIhelpyou,Sir?Waitamoment,please.I'llbookthemforyou.I'mverygladyouliketobooktheplanetickets.290.Waiter:Customer:No,thankyou.Ihavealreadyknownwhattoorder.A.Doyoulikethiskindofdishes?B.Youarewelcometoourrestaurant.Takeseat,please.C.Wouldyouliketoseeamenu?D.Everybody!Order,please!291.Jack:Couldyoushowmethewaytotheinformationdesk?Jim:A.Gostraighttotheinformationdesk.B.Justfollowme,please.C.Whoareyouspeakingto?D.Whoisitspeaking?292.Peter:It'ssuchanicewarmday.IthinkI'llgooutforawalk.Dave:A.Itiswarmtotakeawalk.B.Yes.Itiswarmtoday.C.I'dliketojoinyou.D.Yes.Everybodylikethisweather.293.Jane:I'dliketohavesomeicecreamifyoudon'tmind.Man:.Helpyourself.A.ofcourseB.Yes,IdoC.Oh,yesD.Ofcoursenot294.Green:Youlookcoldandtired,Gary.Howaboutacupofcoffee?Shirley:A.No,thankyoujustthesame.B.Yes,Ithinkyouareright.C.Iamneithercoldnortired.D.Thankyou,Iprefercoffeetotea.295.Guest:Oh,it'steno'clock.I'dbettergonow.Host:A.OK.Pleasewalkslowlyandtakecare.B.Whydoyouwanttogonow?Don'tyouwanttostay?C.Yeah,it'sreallylate.Whynotimmediately?D.Won'tyoustayforanothercupofcoffee?296.Tom:It'sthemostdeliciousfruitIhavehadalongtime.Smith:A.I'msogladyoulikeit.B.Youarenothungrynow.C.Ilikeeatingthisfruit,too.D.Youshouldlikeit.297.Wilson:Hello.MayIspeaktoPeter?Peter:A.Sorry,thenumberisengaged.Willyouhold?A.Sorry,thenumberisengaged.Willyouhold?C.Hello.Who'reyou,please?298.Peter:Howaboutgoingtothemoviestonightthen?Mary:A.Idon'tknow.C.Thatsoundsgood.299.Woman:Jack,goodjob!Jack:A.Oh,that'sallright.C.Notgoodenough,I'mafraid.300.Doctor:B.Yes,speaking.Hello.ThankyouforcallingB.ThemovieisveryinterestingThemovieisveryboring.B.Doyouthinkso?D.Thankyou.Itried.Patient:I'vecaughtabadcoldandgotasourthroat.A.Whatseemstobetheproblem?C.Goodmorning.MayIhelpyou?A.Whatseemstobetheproblem?C.Goodmorning.MayIhelpyou?D.Howhaveyoubeengettingalongrecen