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1、Vocabulary Practice for TEM 41. What he told me was aof lies.A. packB. loadC. mobD. flock2. We can only give you thenu mber of refugees cross ing the border at themome nt.A. suggestiveB. n ebulousC. approximate D. un clear3. We regret to inform you that the materials you ordered are.A. out of workB.

2、 out of stock C. out of reachD. out of practice4. Theliste ned atte ntively to every word the vicar said in his serm on.A. sightseersB. con gregati onC. spectatorsD. audie nee5. In order not to jerk the vehicle you must release thegen tly.A. win dscree nB. dashboardC. clutchD. in dicator6. I realise

3、d the con seque nces, I would n ever have con templated gett ing in volved.A. HadB. IfC. WhenD. Un less7. Look, Officer. I'm not drunk, I'm asas a judge.A. calmB. steadyC. clearD. sober8. Well, we did have a terrible row but we'veit up now.A. tur nedB. clea nedC. sortedD. made9. There ar

4、e fivemistakes in this picture. Can you find them and win a prize?A. presumptuous B. inten siveC. deliberateD. in strume ntal10. We cannot judge a pers on simply on theof his educati on.A. con diti onB. basisC. prin cipleD. theory11. I'm afraid I know nothing about the fight for in depe nden ce.

5、 It was.A. beh ind the timesB. at the same timeC. before my timeD. for the time being12. Picasso,works in spired many artists, lived un til he was a ripe old age.A. whoB. whichC. whatD. whose13. We believe that the cumulative effects of ren ewed prosperity willexpectati ons.A. overcomeB. surpassC. u

6、n derm ineD. succeed14. It ispity that you cannot come to the weddi ng.A. such aB. soC. such asD. many a15. In aof rage he tried to kill his own brother.A. temperB. periodC. fitD. mood16. At this stage we cannot tell youyou have bee n selected for the job or not.A. uni essB. althoughC. whe neverD. w

7、hether17. His applicati on for a visa was tur nedby the con sulate.A. asideB. dow nC. outD. over18. The relati on ship that matters most in the life of ais the one betwee n him andhis con stitue ncy party.B. politicia nC. man agerD. judgeA. capta in19. The questi on in this case is whether the accus

8、ed had a motive for this crime ornot.A. forcibleB. supreme20. There is an in creas ingA. trendB. surge21. Unfortun ately not all of us obta in our justA. dema ndsB. gains22. At this hour the street wasA. wretchedB. desertedC. valuableD. crucialno wadays to make films portray ing viole nee.C. direct

9、ionD. traditi onin this life.C. desertsD. winsas every one was fast asleep in bed.C. devastatedD. denu ded23. This isthe most difficult job I have ever tackled.A. by rightsB. by all mea nsC. by the way D. by far24. I'm afraid, Mr Jon es, that the bank is obliged to refuse your applicati on for a

10、n exte ndedA. estimateB. overdraftC. compe nsati onD. bala nee25. A policema n should n ever drink alcoholduty.A. duri ngB. withC. onD. at26. Den tists recomme nd brush ing teeth with a fluoride toothpaste tothem fromdecay.A. defe ndB. protectC. armD. guard27. He has rece ntlygolf to provide himself

11、 with some relaxati on.A. take n onB. take n overC. take n withD. take n up28. They bought the land with ato buildi ng a new office block.A. viewB. purposeC. goalD. reas on29. Many crafts such as weavi ng are now being revived.A. habitualB. customaryC. traditi onalD. ordinary30. Notdid she refuse to

12、 speak to him, but she also vowed n ever to see him aga in.A. evenB. onlyC. at allD. always31. Peni cilli n can have aneffect on a pers on who is allergic to it.A. averseB. adverseC. an xiousD. awkward32. They were warned n ever towith the members of any extremist group.A. associateB. assimilateC. a

13、ssig nD. assume33. I do not believe that this preposterous scheme isof our serious con siderati on.A. worthlessB. worthC. worthwhileD. worthy34. We are fed upyour perpetual moaning.A. ofB. byC. withD. at35. I doubt the compa ny will make any profit at all this year.A. whe nB. whetherC. sinceD. so th

14、at36. As the service charge is included in the bill, any further tipping isA. unn ecessaryB. un forgivableC. un satisfactoryD. un pleasa nt37. It takes years toas a doctor.A. practiseB. passC. completeD. qualify38. Hisof Richard III was acclaimed as one of the best by any actor.A. performa neeB. en

15、terta inmentC. portrayalD. spectacle39. Although it is only a small bus in ess, itsis surpris in gly high.A. tur nupB. tur noverC. turn aboutD. turnout40. I was always taught that it wasto in terrupt.A. rudeB. coarseC. roughD. crude41. Childre n and old people do not take kin dly to havi ng their da

16、ilyupset.A. habitB. methodC. rout ineD. custom42. She's rung. I must have said someth ing to upset her.A. upB. roundC. backD. off43. As there was no transport of any kind, he had to make the journeyfoot.A. byB. onC. withD. at44. I'm afraid my speech may haveyou as to my true aims.A. misledB.

17、mistake nC.misun derstoodD. miscalculated45. Of course ni play the pia no at the party but rma little.A. out of useB.out of reachC.out of turnD. out of practice46. Theof the air by toxic gases is one of the major problems of this cen tury.A. corrupti onB.damageC.corrosi onD. pollutio n47. It wasthat

18、 he happe ned to walk in just as we were discuss ing him.A. miserableB.unfortun ateC. wretchedD. con temptible48. We played the gamethe rules.A. on acco unt ofB.ahead ofC. accord ing toD. apart from49. The armydefeat at the hands of its en emies.A. sufferedB. toleratedC. boreD. supported50. All thes

19、e sweaters are extremelyby the local reside nts of a small Scottishisla nd.A. well-k nitB. well-fo un dedC. well-wornD. well-made51. In some parts of the world the in dige nous populatio n has bee n completely.A. wiped upB. wiped outC. wiped away D. wiped off52. Theof two houses proved such a finan

20、cial burde n that they were forced tosell one.A. upkeepB. upshotC. upsurgeD. uproar53. Of course he can lift that! He's asas a horse.A. toughB. bigC. heavyD. strong54. Rati oning is a system forscarce resources.A. allottingB. adapti ngC. adopti ngD. apprais ing55. I dowith your predicame nt but

21、things could be a lot worse, you know.A. agreeB. sympathiseC.shareD. feel56. Have you take na sin gle word rve bee n say ing to you?A. inB. overC. upD. off57. You are being thoroughlyin refus ing to allow this ceremony to take place.A. un requitedB. un reliableC. un reas on ableD. un represe ntative

22、58. This docume nt requires theof both yourself and your spouse.A. wit nessB. sig natureC. ide ntityD. authority59.A. RattleB. JumbleC. MuddleD. Shuffle60. Turn the dial in a clockwise directio nthe in dicator comes to rest at No. 3.A. whileB. sinceC. whereasD. un tilthe cards please, before I deal.

23、61.A. Aki n toB. Prior toC. In addition toD. With reference tothe inven ti on of the steam engine, most forms of tran sport were horse-draw n.62. IA. hadB. shouldC. wouldD. did63. There is no doubt about the outcome of the trial. The man is acrim in al.A. self-c on sciousB. self-c ontainedC. self-c

24、on fessedD. self-ce ntred64. You'll n ever guess who I happe ned to runthe other day!A. alongB. intoC. throughD.away65. My husba nd's contin ualkeeps me awake at ni ght.A. sn eeri ngB. snoozingC. snarlingD. snoring66. Don't upset heryou do!A. whoeverB. whe neverC. howeverD. whatever67. T

25、here was aof brakes as the car took the cornertoo quickly.A. squawkB. squelchC. screechD. scream68. I'm afraid rm ratherabout the existe nee of ghosts.A. scepticalB. partialC. adaptableD. in capable69. This map has aof one cen timeter to two kilometres.A. systemB. diagramC. scaleD. referencerath

26、er not travel by plane: I'm terrified of flying.70. Con trarypublic opinion, this area has long bee n a have n for all forms of in sectlife.A. withB. atC. forD. to71. The gover nment was warnedin dulge in too much borrow ing this financialyear.A. not toB. to notC. neverD. do not72. That con trac

27、t, aboutwe had a disagreeme nt last mon th, has now gonethrough.A. thatB. whichC. whomD. what73. The soil of this river valley is particularly.A. mobileB. fertileC. docileD. volatile74. You must pay importon certa in goods brought into this coun try.A. feesB. surchargesC. suppleme ntsD duties75. Thi

28、s orga ni sati on is completelyany political affiliati on.A. in stead ofB. in case ofC. in depe ndent of D. in memory of76. through the attic and see if you can find anything for the jumble sale.A. RummageB. RavageC. ForageD. Salvage77. Many years ago in a faraway land there livedwise old man.A. the

29、B. oneC. aD. some78. Ibe most grateful if you could let me have the details as soon as possible.A. ought toB. i nte nd toC. shouldD. might79. There is nothat the new agricultural policy has bee n in any way disastrous.A. in discreti onB in dicati onC in decisi onD in duceme nt80. The left wing of th

30、e party prospers the right wing seems to be los ing gro und.A. untilB. whetherC. unl essD. while81. Petrol in this country is so expe nsivewe use public tran sport as much aspossible.A. thenB. thatC. thusD. than82. Youn gsters n eed all the help andthey can get no wadays whe n appl ying forjobs.A. e

31、n courageme ntB. en ticeme ntC. incen tive83. Iyou that I had no inten ti on of offending you.A. convinceB. persuadeC. guara ntee84. If only everyth ing o ut as we wan ted it to in life!A. worksB. workedC. is worki ngD. stimulati onD. assureD. has worked85. I can't possibly mark your homework; y

32、our han dwrit ing is.A. illogicalB. illicitC. illusiveD. illegible86. Does anyone knowthis coat might be?A. whoseB.whomC. to whomD.who87. They havethisminute leftfor the stati on.A. everB.alreadyC. justD.almostrecen tly.A. deteriorati on89. Hello! You88. There has bee n somein the relati on ship bet

33、wee n those two coun triesD. depreciati onB. decompositi onC. destituti onbe the new assista nt. I'm Mr Mun roe.A. ought toB. shouldC. couldD. must90. The coal is mined dayni ght by a system of shift work.A. throughB. i ntoC. afterD. and91. I'm afraid this computer package is totallyfor our

34、orga ni sati on.A. undeni ableB. un suitableC. un speakableD. unm istakable92. The falli ng in flati on rate isto a decrease in the amount of borrow ing.A. i ndicativeC. referredD. pert inent93. Some practicalis desirable for can didates in terested in appl ying for this job.A. exploitB. adve ntureC

35、. i nitiativeD. experie nee94. Although we have made freque nt attempts to con tact his relatives, we have so far bee nB. attributedA. un successfulB. irrec on cilableC. un availi ng95. Could you give me a roughof what the job might cost?D. impe netrableA. valueB. correlati onC. estimateD. account96

36、. The police carried out asearch for the missi ng diplomat.A. thoroughB. throughC. throughoutD. thoughtful97. He was finedpark ing n ear a pedestria n cross ing.A. atB. byC. with98. Don't forgetthe bank first thing tomorrow morning.A. to phoneB. pho ningC. havi ng phoned99. I'mhav ing to pay

37、 yet ano ther visit to the den tist.A. dreadi ngB. frighte nedC. terrified100. I wish I could give you theto your problems.A. replyB. con clusi onC. an swer101. The rain seems to have setfor the evening.D. forD. to have phonedD. afraidD. endA. uponB. aboutC. inD. dow n102. We are offeri ng a substa

38、ntialfor in formatio n leadi ng to the capture of thismurderer.A. premiumB. compe nsati onC. remun erati onD. reward103. He wasthought of in the cut-throat world of competitive bus in ess.A. highB. highlyC. higherD. highest104. The sheep were huddled into ato protect them from overni ght frosts.A. p

39、enB. kennelC. hutchD. cage105. T o be I could n't understand what he was getting at.A. slyB. humbleC. cowardlyD. ho nest106. He was at theof his career whe n he was assass in ated.A. prideB. heightC. glamourD. power107. a difficult problem can only be tackled over a period of years.A. SuchB. Suc

40、h asC. SoD. Such a108. The of his first novel appeared in The Times yesterday.A. surveyB. in specti onC. appraisalD. review109. He was theof a long line of diehard politicia ns.A. latestB. lastC. lateD. latter110. The sea is asas a mill-p ond today.A. calmB. deepC. blueD. warm111. Timetime she was w

41、arned of the con seque nces of her actions.A. andB. afterC. un tilD. in112. The child was kid napped by a no toriousof robbers.A. staffB. crewC. teamD.gang113. Propaga nda is gen erally con sidered to be a form ofA. educati onB. upbri ngingC. in doctri nati onD. in struct ion114. It is often difficu

42、lt for ex-convicts to keep to theand n arrow.A. wideB. straightC.deepD. lo ng115.a true word is spoke n in jest.A. MuchB. ManyC. Many aD. Very116. A little girl presented the distinguished visitor with aof flowers.A. bunchB.packC. bun dleD. cluster117. I should like to call upon twowho can testify o

43、n my clie nt's behalf.A. onio okersB. passers-byC. spectatorsD. eye-wit nesses118. Could youme to the n earest mosque, please?A. in dicateB. directC. aimD. positi on119. After careful deliberation the shareholders voted tothe offer of amerger.A. yieldB.abandonC. renounceD. reject120. How about a

44、 glass of orange juice toyour thirst?A. quashB.quenchC. quellD. quiete n121. Don't be too hasty and draw the wrongA. outcomeB. judgeme ntC. con clusi onD. opinion122. I asked her to marry me but she tur ned meA. overB. dow nC. offD. aside123. Have we any con ti ngency pla ns toback on if this on

45、e fails?A. fallB. leanC. turnD. come124. A con siderable amount of time and money has bee n in vested inthis latestvideo recorder.A. effect ingB. affect ingC. injecti ngD. perfect ing125. Let us hope thata n uclear war, the huma n race might still survive.A. in the event ofB. with reference toC. in

46、relation toD. within the realms of126. Only weak and cowardly n aturesthemselves to sorrow.A. give upB. bringC. rejectD.abandon127. If youfrom eating candy and rich foods, you will not be fat.A. keepB. preve ntC. controlD. refra in128. The tissuethe light i n the beam and con verts it into heat.A. d

47、rawsB. absorbsC. takesD. attracts.You should not refer to them.129. The statistical figures in that report are notA. chargeB. scoldC. accuseD. blame131. In judgi ng the progress he has made in his studies, we mustthe fact that hehas bee n work ing with great difficulties for several mon ths.A. make

48、acco unt ofB. make acco unt inC. take acco unt inD. take acco unt of132. The shrewd politicia nhis speech to suit the in terests of his audie nee.A. cha ngesB. addsC. assemblesD. adapts133. Sometimes they attribute their stude nts' poor comprehe nsiona lack ofin tellige nee.A. inB. toC. onD. at1

49、34. The econo mic crisis has seriouslythe exports of the coun try.A. effectedB. preve ntC. guidedD. affected135. There are n ot many teachers who are strongof traditi onal methods of En glishteach ing.A. advocatesB. spon sorsC. con tributorsD. performers136. It is a possibility, and we cannotto disr

50、egardit.A. grantB.bearC. payD.afford137. His version of the accide nt shouldwith that of the other wit nesses.A. agreeB.consentC. addD.complete138. Scholarships allow some stude nts from lessfamilies to atte nd college.A. artificialB. amiableC. arduousD. affluent139. The teacherthe stude nts might h

51、ave cheated in the exam.A. addressedB. announcedC. allegedD. advocated140 .In work ing with this cloth, be sure to allowshri nkage.A. toB. inC. forD. with141. If he wants to get to Chicago by toni ght he has nobut to go by pla ne.A. wayB. alter nativeC. selectio nD. prefere nee142. I had great diffi

52、culty in wak ing him, he swore that he was not asleep.A. Even ifB.AlthoughC. AsD.Lest143. I missed the first two of theseconferences because I wasout of thecoun try.A. actualB.relativeC. annualD.comparative144. A Fren chma n talked very rapidly, and wasto become excited.A. aptB.easyC. pleasedD.feasi

53、ble145. What work did the teacheryou to do at home?A. deliverB. assig nC. giveD. pass146. It was here that the scattered forces of the revoluti onin the autu mn of 1928.A. assembledB. collectedC. crowdedD. jo ined147. In a typho on, windsa speed greater tha n 120 kilometers per hour.A. assumeB. achi

54、eveC. accomplishD. atta in148. I canyou of my full support for your pla n.A. en sureB. guara nteeC. assureD. tell149. The city's bright lights, theatres, films, etc. arethat are hard to avoid.A. atte nti onB. attract ionsC. appo in tme ntsD. attributes150. A pers on sufferi ng from claustrophobi

55、a has anto confined spaces.A. ailme ntB. avers ionC. acclaimD. dislike151. That man is notfor the job; he has other work.A. acceptableB. atta in ableC. approachableD. available152. The meeting began at 9 o'clock, which was a(n)time for many people.A. curiousB. stra ngeC. awkwardD. amused153. She often implored her husba nd not to go out, bu