Section1:VocabularyandGrammar(60points)
Thissectionconsistsof3parts.Readthedirectionsforeachpartbeforeansweringthequestions.
Part1VocabularySelection
Inthispart,thereare20incompletesentences.Beloweachsentence,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordwhichbestcompleteseachsentence.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.
1.Don’tbebyhisbadmanners.Heismerelytryingtoattractyourattention.
A.incurredB.inferred
C.irritatedD.intervened
2.Craigassuredhisbossthathewouldcallallhisenergiesindoingthisnewjob.
A.forthB.at
C.onD.off
3.ToomuchtoX-rayscancauseskinburns,cancerorotherdamagetothebody.
A.disclosureB.attachment
C.contactD.exposure
4.Whenconfrontedwithsuchquestions,mymindgoes,andIcanhardlyremembermyowndateofbirth.
A.dimB.blank
C.faintD.vain
5.Asweknow,knowledgeistheconditionforexpansionofthemind.
A.incompatibleB.incredible
C.indefiniteD.indispensable
6.Careshouldbetakentoshortenthetimethatoneissubjectedcontinuousloudnoise.
A.toB.with
C.inD.on
7.Someofthemostimportantconceptsinphysicstheirsuccesstothesemathematicalsystems.
A.obligeB.owe
C.contributeD.attribute
8.Asyourinstructoradvised,yououghttospendyourtimeonsomething
researchinginto.
A.preciousB.worth
C.worthyD.valuable
9.Asadefenseagainstair-pollutiondamage,manyplantsandanimals
asubstancetoabsorbharmfulchemicals.
A.relieveB.release
C.dismissD.discard
10.Withoutthefrictionbetweentheirfeetandtheground,peoplewouldinno
beabletowalk.
A.timeB.means
C.wayD.account
11.OnereasonforthesuccessesofAsianimmigrantsintheU.S.isthattheyhavetakengreattoeducatetheirchildren.
A.meansB.pains
C.attemptsD.hardships
12.Isupportyourdecision,butIshouldalsomakeitclearthatIamnotgoingtobetoit.
A.connectedB.fastened
C.boundD.stuck
13.TheEnglishlanguagecontainsa(n)comparativelyseldomusedinordinaryconversation.
A.altitudeB.latitude
C.multitudeD.attitude
ofwordswhichare
14.Inmyopinion,youcanwidentheyouractiveparticipation.
ofthisimprovementthrough
A.scaleB.volume
C.magnitudeD.scope
15.Thenewsitemaboutthefireisfollowedbyadetailedreportmadeonthe.
A.spotB.site
C.locationD.ground
16.TheremarkableoflifeontheGalapagosIslandsinspiredCharlesDarwintoestablishhistheoryofevolution.
A.classificationB.variety
C.densityD.diversion
17.Thetroubleisthatnotmanystudentsreallyknowhowtomakeuseoftheirtimetoitsbest
A.benefitB.advantage
C.valueD.profit
18.Thoughtheimitationjewelrycanfoolmanypeople,theycannotuptoanexpert’scloseexamination.
A.keepB.put
C.standD.pay
19.Yourimproperwordswillgiveintentions.
todoubtsconcerningyourtrue
A.riseB.reason
C.suspicionD.impulse
20.Readerstohappyendingsmayfindtheunvarnishedviewof
modernmotherhoodabitunsettling.
A.likenedB.preferred
C.adaptedD.accustomed
Part2VocabularyReplacement
Thispartconsistsof20sentences.Ineachofthemonewordorphraseisunderlined,andbeloweachsentence,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordorphrasethatcanreplacetheunderlinedpartwithoutcausinganygrammaticalerrororchangingthebasicmeaningofthesentence.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.
21.Thefrownontheman’sfaceshowedthathewasdispleased.
A.lookoffearB.lookofanger
C.lookofdelightD.lookofsurprise
22.Thereareswampsthatwillhavetobeclearedbeforeconstructioncanbegin.
A.forestsB.groves
C.puddlesD.wetlands
23.Doctorsprescribemassivedosesofpenicillinforpatientswithpneumonia.
A.grossB.heavy
C.excessiveD.adequate
24.Tornadoesareviolentwhirlwindswhichvaryintheirwidthfromafewyardsto1,300feet.
A.fierceB.immense
C.rapidD.fearful
25.Asoundsystemofqualitycontrolhasbeeninstitutedinthecompany.
A.constructedB.established
C.confirmedD.erected
26.Ofthemanyplanssubmitted,thecommitteeselectedtheonethatseemedmostfeasible.
A.possibleB.practicable
C.probableD.permissible
27.Whatitamountstoissimplythatheisunwillingtogiveushissupport.
A.meansB.matters
C.reachesD.signals
28.Onlyindividualbenefactorsandadhocgrantshavemadepossibletheecologicalsurveysalreadyundertaken.
A.additionalB.unique
C.specialD.specific
29.Heusedtheattictostorehiselaborateequipment.
A.preciousB.complicated
C.valuableD.colossal
30.Bill’stalkwiththebossthismorninglefthiminathoughtfulmood.
A.pensiveB.deliberate
C.passiveD.considerate
31.ThecoachsaidFredhadnoaptitudeforsports.
A.talentB.patience
C.attitudeD.interest
32.Anyonewhodoesn’thaveafreeticketmustpaythefeeforgoingin.
A.attendingB.admitting
C.admissionD.attention
33.Whenanorganismiscompletelyencapsulatedandpreserved,itbecomesafossil,thusturningintoevidenceofthingsthatoncelived.
A.therebyB.therefrom
C.thereofD.therein
34.Thehuntercarefullystalkedthedeer.
A.shotB.tracked
C.watchedD.skinned
35.Hotmetalshrinksasitbecomescool.
A.concedesB.compresses
C.condensesD.contracts
36.Shebustledaboutwithanassumptionofauthority.
A.airB.supposition
C.appearanceD.face
37.Takethestalematebetweentheadministrationandtheoilcompaniesforexample.
A.caseB.deadlock
C.conflictD.contradiction
38.Thesenseofmistrustiscompoundedbysmallerannoyancesthatleavethefamiliesfeelingasthoughnooneinauthoritycaresaboutthem.
A.offsetB.intensified
C.diminishedD.annulled
39.Theveryubiquityofelectroniccommunicationscanhaveasurprisingdownside.
A.failureB.underside
C.drawbackD.consequence
40.Ifyoucan’tdigintothefieldyouhavechosenforyourpursuit,itishardlypossibleforyoutoachieveanythingsignificantinthefield.
A.acquireB.require
C.accompanyD.accomplish
Part3ErrorCorrection
Thispartconsistsof20sentences.Ineachofthemthereisanunderlinedpartthatindicatesanerror,andbeloweach,thereare4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.Choosethewordorphrasethatcanreplacetheunderlinedpartsothattheerroriscorrected.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.
41.OntheslopeofLong’sPeakinColoradothatliestheruinofagigantictree.
A.lyingB.lies
C.liedD.lays
42.Therearemanydifferentwaysofcomparingtheeconomyofonenationwiththoseofanother.
A.thatB.this
C.whatD.which
43.Towakeup,hesatupintheseatandturnedtoseewhowasmakingallthenoise.
A.HavingwokenupB.Wakingup
C.TohavewokenupD.Havingtowakeup
44.Thelandladycouldnotputupwithusbecauseallherroomswerereserved.
A.putusupwithB.putusup
C.putthroughusD.putusthrough
45.IwillgohomeforthevacationassoonasIhavefinishedmyexams.
A.willfinishB.amfinishing
C.amgoingtofinishD.finish
46.Nowadays,manyself-importantyoungmenviewtheprospectworkingunderwomenashumiliation.
A.toworkB.fromworking
C.ofworkingD.atworking
47.Dumpsewageintooceansandriversisaseriousformofpollution.
A.HavingdumpedsewageB.Beingdumpedsewage
C.DumpedsewageD.Dumpingsewage
48.GroverClevelandwasthefirstpresidentmarriedintheWhiteHouse.
A.gotmarriedB.togetmarried
C.hasgotmarriedD.wasmarried
49.Ifcauliflowersareexposedfromextremetemperatures,theheadsgetdiscolored.
A.areexposingfromB.areexposedto
C.exposefromD.exposeto
50.Modernindustrialmethodshavesupplantedindividualcrafts,madeblacksmiths,stone-carvers,coopersandcobblersvirtuallyextinct.
A.thatmadeB.make
C.whichmakingD.making
51.Childrenlearnprimarilybyphysicalexperiencedirecttheworldaroundthem.
A.physicalexperiencingdirectlyofB.physicalexperiencedirectly
C.directlyphysicalexperienceD.directphysicalexperienceof
52.Livewithdeadlysnakesisawayoflifeforthem,notsomethingthatterrorizesthem.
A.LivingwithB.Havinglivedwith
C.LivedwithD.Tolivewith
53.Themorethecenturyprogresses,lesstheinterestedwehavebecomeinfamilylife.
A.Themuch…,lesstheB.Thefurther…,theless
C.Themore…,thelessD.Thefurther…,lessthe
54.Notuntil1798,whenEliWhitneycameupwithanewidea,gunshadbeenmadebyskilledgunsmiths,oneatatime.
A.ToB.In
C.SinceD.Until
55.Foravarietyofreasons,manyAmericanyoungadultsarereturninghomeorarenotleavinghomeatall,causingfamiliesreactindifferentways.
A.causedfamiliestoreactB.makingfamiliestoreact
C.madefamiliesreactD.whichismakingfamiliesreact
56.Nosuchweaponswereusedandnonebeenfound.
A.nonehavebeenB.nonehas
C.nootherhasbeenD.noothersbeen
57.Thesalesmanagerofthecompanysuggestedmoremoneyistospentinamoreeffectiveadvertisingcampaignandbetterpackagingdesign.
A.isspendingonB.willbespentin
C.willbespentonD.bespenton
58.ThegeneralmanagerdemandedthejobwillbecompletedbeforetheNationalDay.
A.wouldbecompletedB.mustbecompleted
C.hadtobecompletedD.becompleted
59.Theachievementsofthegreatestmindsinsciencecouldneverhavebeenreachedifithadnotbeenforthepatientandaccurateworkofhundredsofotherpeople.
A.hasitnotbeenB.haditnotbeen
C.ifhasn’tbeenD.ifithadbeen
60.Thegovernmenthashardlytakenmeasurestocrackdownonthesecrimeswhennewoneoccurred
A.HardlyhadthegovernmenttakenB.Thegovernmenthadhardlytaken
C.HardlythegovernmenthadtakenD.Thegovernmentishardlytaking
Section2:ReadingComprehension(30points)
Inthissectionyouwillfindaftereachofthepassagesanumberofquestionsorunfinishedstatementsaboutthepassage,eachwith4(A,B,CandD)choicestoanswerthequestionorcompletethestatement.Youmustchoosetheonewhichyouthinkfitsbest.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.
Questions61-70arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
AreyouinterestedinseeingthebeautifulfallfoliageofNewEnglandbuttiredoftrafficjamsandoverbookedhotelsThenthisyearforgetthecrowdsinNewEnglandandseethebeautifulcolorsofautumnintheCatskills.
TheseruggedmountainsinNewYorkState,just90milesnorthwestofNewYorkCity,arefamousforthelegendarytalesofRipVanWinkle,andmorerecentlyforthesummerhotelsthatsprangupintheregionduringthe1940s,1950s,and1960s.FamiliestryingtoescapetheheatofNewYorkCityfoundtheCatskillstobetheperfectplacetostayforamonthorsoeachsummer.Bythelate1950stherewereover500resortsandhotelsofferingnighttimeentertainmentaswellasallkindsofoutdooractivities.FamouscomedianslikeJackieGleason,JoanRivers,andSidCaesarallgottheirstarttouringthehotelclubshere.Sincetheintroductionofair-conditioningandcheaperairtravel,however,familieshavestoppedcomingtotheCatskillsinsuchlargenumbers,choosinginsteadmoredistantlocationsatdifferenttimesoftheyear.ManyoftheCatskillshotelsclosedinthe1970s,butsomeremainandhaveexpandedandchangedtheirfacilitiestomeettheneedsoftoday’svisitors.
Currently,therearemanyactivitiesavailabletothetravelerbesideswitnessingthechangingcolorsoftheleaves.Thereisanall-organicsheepfarmwherevisitorscanseehowatraditionalsheepfarmoperates.Therearealsohundredsofmilesofscenicdrivesinthearea.Route42,forinstance,isanexcellentsiteforspottingbaldeagles.FormoreinformationonvacationsintheCatskills,calltheOfficeofPublicInformation.
61.Theauthor’smainpurposeisto.
A.promotetheCatskillsasavacationdestination
B.introducevisitorstofamousCatskillsentertainers
C.describethehistoryoftheCatskillsregion
D.comparetheCatskillstoNewEngland
62.Theword“rugged”underlinedinParagraph2means.
A.barrenB.rough
C.tallD.lush
63.Accordingtothepassage,thedeclineinthenumberofresortsinthe1970swascausedby.
A.televisionB.shortervacations
C.affordableairtravelD.moretraffic
64.Thephrase“sprangup”underlinedinParagraph2referstosomethingthathas.
A.burstforthB.spreadout
C.operatedvigorouslyD.joinedtogether
65.InwhatseasonwouldatouristmostlikelyhavevisitedtheCatskillsinthe1950s
A.Fall.B.Winter.
C.Spring.D.Summer.
66.Theauthor’stoneinthispassageis.
A.lightandencouragingB.informativeandscientific
C.humorousandskepticalD.regretfulandreminiscent
67.Fromthepassage,whatmightavisitorbeluckyenoughtodo
A.Seefallleavesincolor.B.Seeakindofbird.
C.Workonasheepfarm.D.Driveonscenicroads.
68.Theword“drives”underlinedinParagraph3refersto.
A.excursionsB.tracks
C.pathsD.canyons
69.Theword“spotting”underlinedinParagraph3means.
A.photographingB.seeing
C.paintingD.shooting
70.TheauthorimpliesthatintheCatskillstherearefew.
A.leavesB.eagles
C.peopleD.sheep
Questions71-80arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
First,ofcourse,itisplainthatinafewyearseveryonewillhaveathiselbowseveraltimesmoremechanicalenergythanhehastoday.
Second,therewillbeadvancesinbiologicalknowledgeasfar-reachingasthosethathavebeenmadeinphysics.Weareonlybeginningtolearnthatwecancontrolourbiologicalenvironmentaswellasourphysicalone.Starvationhasbeenprophesiedtwicetoagrowingworldpopulation:byMalthusabout1.8billionandbyCrookesabout1.9billion.ItwasheadedoffthefirsttimebytakingagriculturetoAmericaandthesecondtimebyusingthenewfertilizers.Soonstarvationwillbeheadedoffbythecontrolofthediseasesandtheheredityofplantsandanimals—byshapingourownbiologicalenvironment.
Andthird,Icomebacktothehauntingthemeofautomation.Themostcommonspeciesinthefactorytodayisthemanwhoworksormindsasimplemachine—theoperator.Beforelonghewillbeasextinctasthehand-loomweaverandthedodo(老古董).Therepetitivetasksofindustrywillbetakenoverbythemachines,astheheavytasksweretakenoverlongago;andthementaltediumwillgothewayofphysicalexhaustion.Todaywestilldistinguish,evenamongrepetitivejobs,betweentheskilledandtheunskilled,butinafewyearstocomeallrepetitionwillbeunskilled.Wesimplywasteourtimeifweopposethischange.
71.Thisarticlewaswrittento.
A.warnusofimpendingstarvation
B.presentfactsaboutlifeinthenearfuture
C.opposebiologicaladvances
D.warnofthedangerofautomation
72.Inthecomingyears,peoplewill.
A.havemoremachinesattheirdisposal
B.experiencestarvation
C.neverwork
D.havefewermachinesattheirdisposal
73.Advancesinbiologicalknowledgehave.
A.keptpacewiththoseinphysics
B.beenresponsiblefortheinventionofnewmachines
C.surpassedthoseinphysics
D.laggedbehindthoseinphysics
74.Wearebeginningtolearnthatwe.
A.cancontrolourphysicalenvironment
B.cannevercontrolourbiologicalenvironment
C.havenocontroloverourphysicalenvironment
D.cancontrolbothourbiologicalandphysicalenvironments
75.Inthenearfuture,starvationwillbepreventedby.
A.Chineseagriculture
B.useofnewfertilizers
C.controlofthediseasesandtheheredityofplantsandanimals
D.vitaminpills
76.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue
A.Thementaltediumwillnotexistintheend.
B.Hand-loomweaveristhethingofthepast.
C.Automationisanout-of-datetopictoday.
D.Physicalburdeninthefactoryhasalreadybeenreplaced.
77.Theauthorbelievesbeforelong,machineswill.
A.actuallyreplaceunskilledworkers
B.havelearnedtothinkforus
C.beshapedlikerobots
D.nolongerbeneeded
78.Therepetitivetasksofindustryleadto.
A.physicalexhaustionB.mentalstimulation
C.mentalexhaustionD.physicalextinction
79.Iftheauthor’spredictionsarerealized,thedemandforunskilledworkerswillbe.
A.veryhighB.verylow
C.thesameastodayD.constantlyrising
80.Fromthepassage,increasedautomation.
A.canbesuccessfullyopposedB.cannotbeavoided
C.hasnotyetbegunD.willputeveryoneoutofwork
Questions81-90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Ofalltheareasoflearningthemostimportantisthedevelopmentofattitudes.Emotionalreactionsaswellaslogicalthoughtprocessesaffectthebehaviorofmostpeople.
“Theburntchildfearsthefire”isoneinstance;anotheristheriseofdespotslikeHitler.Bothexamplesalsopointupthefactthatattitudesstemfromexperience.Inonecasetheexperiencewasdirectandimpressive;intheotheritwasindirectandcumulative.TheNaziswereindoctrinatedlargelybythespeechestheyheardandthebookstheyread.
Theclassroomteacherintheelementaryschoolisinastrategicpositionto
influenceattitudes.Thisistruepartlybecausechildrenacquireattitudesfromthoseadultswhosewordtheyrespect.
Anotherreasonitistrueisthatpupilsoftendelvesomewhatdeeplyintoasubjectinschoolthathasonlybeentoucheduponathomeorhaspossiblyneveroccurredtothembefore.ToachildwhohadpreviouslyacquiredlittleknowledgeofMexico,histeacher’smethodofhandlingsuchaunitwouldgreatlyaffecthisattitudetowardMexicans.
Themediathroughwhichtheteachercandevelopwholesomeattitudesareinnumerable.Socialstudies(withspecialreferencetoraces,creedsandnationalities),sciencemattersofhealthandsafety,theveryatmosphereoftheclassroom…theseareafewofthefertilefieldsfortheinculcationofproperemotionalreactions.
However,whenchildrencometoschoolwithundesirableattitudes,itisunwisefortheteachertoattempttochangetheirfeelingsbycajolingorscoldingthem.Shecanachievethepropereffectbyhelpingthemobtainconstructiveexperiences.
Toillustrate,firstgradepupilsafraidofpolicemenwillprobablyaltertheirattitudesafteraclassroomchatwiththeneighborhoodofficerinwhichheexplainshowheprotectsthem.Inthesameway,aclassofolderchildrencandevelopattitudesthroughdiscussion,research,outsidereadingandall-daytrips.
Finally,ateachermustconstantlyevaluateherownattitudes,becauseherinfluencecanbedeleteriousifshehaspersonalprejudices.Thisisespeciallytrueinrespecttocontroversialissuesandquestionsonwhichchildrenshouldbeencouragedtoreachtheirowndecisionsasaresultofobjectiveanalysisofallthefacts.
81.Thecentralideaoftheabovepassageisthat.
A.attitudesaffectouractions
B.teachersareimportantindevelopingorchangingpupils’attitudes
C.attitudescanbechangedbysomeclassroomexperiences
D.bytheirattitudes,teachersinadvertentlyaffectpupils’attitudes
82.Theword“despot”underlinedinParagraph2meansaperson.
A.whoenjoysahighreputation
B.whoisverysuccessfulinpolitics
C.withunlimitedpowers
D.whodepositsalargesumofmoneyinabank
83.Thepupils’attitudesareNOTinfluencedby.
A.theirparents’persuasiontobehaveproperly
B.theirteachers’attitudes
C.thespeechestheyhearandthebookstheyread
D.suchmediaassocialstudies,sciencematterandclassroomatmosphere
84.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatthepupils.
A.usuallystudyacertainsubjectingreaterdetailsathomethanatschool
B.usuallydonotstudyacertainsubjectathome
C.studythesubjectsonlyatschool
D.studyasubjectmoredeeplyatschoolthanathome
85.Theexampleofthepupils’learningaboutMexicoshowsthat.
A.achildusuallylearnstherightthingsfromtheirteachers
B.ateachercancorrectapupil’swrongideas
C.ateacher’sattitudecaninfluenceachild’sattitudebyteaching
D.achild’sattitudeisverychangeable
86.Theauthorimpliesthat.
A.theteachershouldguidealldiscussionsbyrevealingherownattitude
B.insomeaspectsofsocialstudiesagreatervarietyofmethodscanbeusedintheuppergradesthaninthelowergrades
C.peopleusuallyactonthebasisofreasoningratherthanemotion
D.children’sattitudesoftencomefromthoseofotherchildren
87.Astatementmadeorimpliedinthepassageisthat.
A.attitudescanbebasedonthelearningoffalsehoods
B.achildcandevelopintheclassroomanattitudeabouttheimportanceofbrushinghisteeth
C.attitudescannoteasilybechangedbyrewardsandlectures
D.theattitudesofelementaryschool-agedchildrenareinfluencedprimarilybytheirteachers
88.Thepassagespecificallystatesthat.
A.directexperiencesaremorevaluablethanindirectones
B.whateverattitudesachildlearnsinschoolhavealreadybeenintroducedathome
C.teachersshouldalwaysconcealtheirownattitudes
D.teacherscansometimeshaveanunwholesomeinfluenceonchildren
89.Fromthelastparagraph,wecanseethat.
A.ateacher’sinfluenceonchildrenisalwayspositive
B.childrenshouldbeencouragedtoreachtheirowndecisionsbyignoringobjectivefacts
C.ifimproperlyhandled,ateacher’sinfluencecanbeveryharmfultothechildren
D.childrenmaydevelopprejudicesiftheteacher’sattitudeiswrong
90.Theauthorofthispassagetriesto.
A.presentcertainfactsofhowthedevelopmentofaperson’sattitudecanbeinfluenced
B.showthatoursocietyisnotdoingenoughtohelpchildrenshapetheirattitudes
C.pointoutthatteachersaretheonlypeoplewhocaninfluencethechildren’sattitudes
D.provethatspeechesandbooksaretheonlyfactorstoindoctrinatechildren
Section3:ClozeTest(10points)
Inthefollowingpassage,thereare20blanksrepresentingwordsthataremissingfromthecontext.Belowthepassage,eachblankhas4choicesmarkedbylettersA,B,CandDrespectively.ThereisonlyONErightanswer.BlackenthecorrespondingletterasrequiredonyourMachine-scoringANSWERSHEET.
Therocketengine,withitssteadyroarlikethatofawaterfallorathunderstorm,isanimpressivesymbolofthenewspaceage.Rocketengineshaveprovedpowerful(91)toshootastronauts(92)theearth’sgravitational(93)andputthemonthemoon.Wehavenow
(94)spacetravelers.
Impressiveandcomplex(95)itmayappear,therocket,whichwas
(96)inChinaover800years(97),isarelativelysimpledevice.Fuelthatis(98)intherocketenginechanges(99)gas.Thehotandrapidlyexpanding(100)mustescape,butitcandosoonly
(101)anopeningthatheads(102).Asthegasis
(103)withgreatforce,it(104)therocketinthe(105)direction.Likethe(106)ofagunwhenitisfired,it(107)the
(108)ofnaturedescribedbySirIsaacNewtonwhenhefoundthat“(109)everyaction,thereisanotherequalandopposite
(120).”
91.A.enoughB.sufficientlyC.adequatelyD.amply
92.A.byB.fromC.beyondD.to
93.A.pushB.pullC.pickD.plug
94.A.calledB.knownC.becomeD.reckoned
95.A.asB.ifC.thoughD.for
96.A.discoveredB.inventedC.unearthedD.explored
97.A.beforeB.earlierC.agoD.ahead
98.A.exploded
99.A.byB.filled
B.intoC.contained
C.throughD.burned
D.from
100.A.airB.smokeC.gasD.ash
101.A.throughB.fromC.outD.by
102.A.forwardB.backwardC.inwardD.outward
103.A.illuminatedB.reactedC.diffusedD.radiated
104.A.pullsB.pushesC.dragsD.holds
105.A.reverseB.verticalC.oppositeD.downward
106.A.kickB.shootC.shockD.knock
107.A.sticksB.followsC.adheresD.abides
108.A.rulesB.regulationsC.mechanismsD.laws
109.A.inB.forC.byD.on
110.A.responseB.actionC.moreD.reaction
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