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Finland, which is _______ forested

and contains thousands of lakesand numerous rivers, is three times

the size of Ohio.

A) heavily

B) mutually

C) exactly

D) currently

E) profoundly


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_____________ felt as if she wascalled by God to be a nurse.

A) Florence Nightingale was theleading figure in nursing facilityB) Florence Nightingale madeimportant strides at hospitalsC) Florence Nightingale born into awealthy familyD) Florence Nightingale could havecreated a hospital styleE) Florence Nightingale is of English

ori in


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Of all the healthcare jobs associated with

healthy treatment,_____________.

A) management is of vital importance to the

patients

B) it was impossible to control themaintenance of health

C) which accounts for the major percentage in

the society

D) people have lost confidence in the

governmental institutions

E) registered nurses make up the largest

group


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Computers actually started in the 1940s,

_____________.

A) therefore, they have displayed their

dominance over our lifestyles

B) the technological developments will effectnew changes in the future

C) after which life has turned into a new

realm

D) even though we tend to think of them as

only being of the most recent generations

E) for new devices to breathe a major

advance


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How long a man __________ in the

ground before he rots __________on how deep you bury him.

A) might lie / dependsB) may have lain / depended

C) lay / had dependedD) would lie / will depend

E) has lain / has depended


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__________ some employers make use of

handwriting analysis, many psychologists

remain skeptical of __________ ourhandwriting can reveal our personality.

A) When / as if

B) Whereas / if

C) Just as / after

D) While / whether

E) Unless / as though


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Nobody can give you __________ an

advice as you can, since you will nevererr __________ you listen to your own

suggestions.

A) too wise / though

B) as wise / despite

C) quite wise / neverthelessD) so wisely / provided

E) so wise / as long as


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Fat consumption is very high in

England, __________ a country known

__________ the largest death rate in

cardiac diseases in the world.

A) which / to have had

B) that / to having

C) --- / to haveD) when / had

E) whose / would have


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Recently, scientists __________ that

the polar ice caps __________, due

to a rise in atmospheric temperatures

known as the Greenhouse Effect.

A) have reported / are melting

B) had reported / were melting

C) reported / will be meltingD) are to report / had melted

E) will have reported / melt


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The question of __________ the

American Indians are and __________they came to live in North America has

long puzzled the scientists.

A) whom / what

B) even so / still

C) therefore / as suchD) who / how

E) where / whose


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The very old relics on the evolution of

whales __________ us a strongevidence that they __________ from

land animals.

A) are offered / had descended

B) offering / descend

C) to offer / would descend

D) had been offered / have descended

E) offer / are descended


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Suffering from high cholesterol levels

__________ a bad influence on thehealth of the heart, __________ in

several cardiovascular diseases.

A) should have had / resulted

B) could have / resulting

C) had had / has resultedD) will have / to result

E) would have / to resulting


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Baby teething can be a very troublesome time for both the

mother and the child. As the baby experiences pain and

swelling around his gums, he feels more and moreagitated. ____________. High fever, rashes on the lips

and chin, and indigestion are some other side effects of

baby teething.

A. Babies often refuse to be fed as they feel very restless

B. If a baby is given something to chew on, it helps bring

relief

C.Teething can cause a lot of pain and discomfort to ababy.

D. There are various kinds of teething rings like frozen

teething rings and rubber rings

E. These are some of the useful natural teething remedies


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Humans need for the flesh of some animal species

contributed to their extinction, ____________.

A. after which they have had to face up with the

condition of being endangered

B. even though people began to hunt them to death

for many years

C. since they couldnt realize that they could also

benefit from their skins for clothing

D. but the real impact came about with theintroduction of weapons during the 19th century

E. in case they tend to be threatened with sheer

destruction in the days to come


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A healthier diet and improved living

conditions, together _______ advances in

medical treatment and diagnosis, _______

that most people, in the developed

countries at least, are living longer.

A. for / has meant

B. about / are meant

C. into / is meantD.with / have meant

E. from / would have meant


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More and more young people are

choosing to take a gap year between

finishing school and starting university,_______ they feel that they want a

breathing space between periods of study.

A. though

B.despite

C.due to

D.just as

E. since


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It is a well-known fact that people used

to have more opportunities to talk toeach other _______ advanced

technology developed.

A. before

B. but

C. althoughD. in case

E. because


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Computers have become

__(1)__ necessary to

modern living that it isdifficult __(2)__ that they

are a/an __(3)__ recent

invention. Undoubtedly,

they have proved to be

__(4)__ great value, but

they also have their

disadvantages. For onething, they have added to

our __(5)__ large number

of crimes.

1) A) so B) such C) too

D) very E) quite

2) A) believing

B) to believingC) to believe

D) to be believed

E) having believed

3) A) formerly

B) relatively

C) actively

D) numerously

E) imaginatively

4) A) from B) at C) onD) through E) of

5) A) just B) slowly

C) brutally D) already

E) exactly


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There is much concern among doctors about patients

who are overweight. Many of us are taking hardly any

exercise and are consuming far too many calories for

our sedentary way of life. So it is that more and more of us are suffering from obesity and this can have

dangerous consequences for our health. On the other

hand, doctors are also worried at the increase in the

number of people who are suffering from anorexia. Thisis an eating disorder in which people think that they are

disgustingly overweight when, in fact, they are far too

thin. Often they pretend to eat at meal times, but hide

the food, disposing of it later. The disease is sometimesknown as the slimmer's disease, but it is far more

serious than such a name implies. Anorexia can result in

malnutrition and later the complete collapse of the body,

eventually leading to death.


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1) In the passage, the writer has started to

mention the common problem of obesity and

___________.

A. underlines that anorexia has much to do with

the disease of obesity

B. is trying to draw our attention to another veryserious issue of anorexia

C. is heralding that many more diseases will

come into being in the futureD. doctors can therefore trigger a more effective

method to cure the disease

E. criticizes all the doctors for disregarding such

dangerous illnesses as anorexia


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2) One can understand from the whole

passage that ___________.

A. people with anorexia feel as if they were too

fat and overweight

B. a variety of treatments have failed to cure

the illnesses like obesity and anorexiaC. there is no agreement between the writer of

the passage and some doctors

D. it is really impossible to comprehend whatin fact causes people to be overweight

E. people used to be faced with the slimmers

disease in the early days


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3) As it is pointed out in the passage, slimmers

disease, another name of anorexia,

___________.

A. hints at the fundamental changes in the case

of obesity

B. refers more to the scope of the doctors than to

that of the top models

C. plays an important role in the constitution of

the obesity riskD. does not reflect the actual threat of the ailment

E. is rather more popular in the public eye than

on the medical basis


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Climate change refers _______ changesin the earths temperature over the last

100 years and since 1900, the averagetemperature on the planet has increased_______ 0.74 C.

A. from / with

B. about / at

C. to / byD. through / in

E. inside / on


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Experts in climatology and other

scientists _______ extremelyconcerned about the changes to our

climate which _______ place.

A.were becoming / was taking

B.have become / had taken

C.had become / could takeD.used to become / may have taken

E.are becoming / are taking


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Since the advent of television, the effect ofTV

violence on society has been widely studied and

under vigorous debate. Based on the cumulativeevidence of studies conducted over several

decades, the scientific and public health

communities overwhelmingly conclude that

viewing violence poses a harmful risk to children.

Critics of the research challenge this conclusion

and dispute claims that exposure to TV violence

leads to real-life aggression. As we move into thedigital era with enhanced images and sound,

media violence will undoubtedly continue to be a

focus of public concern and scientific research.


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1) One can understand from the passage that,

_____________ though some critics oppose to

the finds.

A. some studies concentrate on the effectiveness

ofTV shows

B. this century has become the age of theinvention TV

C. it has been generally accepted that violence

on TV is detrimental

D. parents find it hard to deviate their children

from watching TV

E. violence on TV is mainly harmful to the adults

rather than to the children


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2) It is asserted in the passage that in the

days to come, _____________.

A. some countries will apply ban on the

display of violence on TV

B. some authorities are going to turn theirappeal to new areas for broadcasting

C. it will become rather difficult to stop the

aggression of childrenD. there is going to be no need to watch

television due to the changing desires

E. arguably media violence will be at issue


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3) We learn from the passage that

_____________.

A. people have become addicted to TV

unconsciously

B. the developed image quality intensifies the

violence effect on TV

C. when TV was invented, people knew that

violence would be a matter of concern

D. educational programmes should be displayedon TV instead of violence

E. the arguments on media violence are all on the

same basis


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(I) More than 30,000 years ago the population of the

world was small, and people lived in family groups.

(II) The word "aboriginal" means "the first" or "earliestknown". (III) The word was first used in Italy and

Greece to describe people who lived there, natives

or old inhabitants, not newcomers, or invaders. (IV)

Australia may well be the home of the worlds first

people. (V) Stone tools discovered in a quarry near

Penrith, New South Wales, in 1971 show that

humans lived in Australia at least twelve thousandyears before they appeared in Europe.

A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V


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The last great landmass _______ bythe European explorers and traders

was Australia, _______ had manywonderful things to offer to them.

A) discovered / whereB) to have been discovered / that

C) to be discovered / which

D) having discovered / whomE) to discovering / when


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The myths and legends of the Aboriginal people, including

their accounts of the creation of the world, are known as the

Dreamtime. Such stories feature monsters, of whom many

are mythological. ___________, the Aborigines eveninsisting on their past flesh-and-blood existence. Some of

them are reminiscent of animals regarded as prehistoric,

which supposedly became extinct tens of thousands, or even

millions of years ago.

A. Aborigines did not keep written records

B. This would suggest that some of these animals may have

still been living in AustraliaC. Such a conclusion may surprise many researchers

D. Others, however, may have reference to real creatures

E. The term Aboriginal is applied to the people who wereliving in Australia

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