PartI:VocabularyandStructureSectionA:Completeeachsentenceusingthecorrectwordorexpressionfromthebox.1.Whocannametheanimalsthatinhabitthepolaricecaps?YouranswerCorrectanswerinhabitinhabit2.ItwasverydecentofFlorencetoshakeVictoria'shandaftershelostthecompetition.YouranswerCorrectanswerdecentdecent3.Aterriblesnowstormforcedthemountainclimberstoturnaroundwhentheywereonlyafewhundredfeetfromthesummit.YouranswerCorrectanswersummitsummit4.WhatdoyouthinkwasMark'smotiveforstartingthefight?YouranswerCorrectanswermotivemotive5.Youshouldneverusewatertotrytoextinguishagreasefireinthekitchen.YouranswerCorrectanswerextinguishextinguish6.Whenwasthelasttimeyousawsomeoneperformagenuinelyselflessaction,withnopersonalmotivations?YouranswerCorrectanswerselflessselfless7.Despitehisbestefforts,thescandalcontinuedtodominatethenewsheadlinesduringhistimeinoffice.YouranswerCorrectanswerdominatedominate8.AlbertEinsteinisoftenconsidereda(n)geniusbecausehisscientificworkwassogroundbreakingandoriginal.YouranswerCorrectanswergeniusgenius9.Canyouimaginea(n)scenarioinwhichwegetoutofthisalive?YouranswerCorrectanswerscenarioscenario10.I'mworriedaboutmyson;hewakesupeverynightwiththesamenightmare.YouranswerCorrectanswernightmarenightmare11.TheabilitytocompromiseisoneofthemostimportantleadershipqualitiesthatIknow.YouranswerCorrectanswerleadershipleadership12.Firefightersandpoliceofficersshowbraveryonadailybasisaspartoftheirjobs.YouranswerCorrectanswerbraverybravery13.Theplanecrashwasa(n)tragedy,butthemediacoverageofitwasevenworse.YouranswerCorrectanswertragedytragedy14.Laughterisa(n)uncommonreactionatafuneral.YouranswerCorrectansweruncommonuncommon15.TherockfellthirtystepsonthemountaintrailbeforehittingJakeontheheadandknockinghimunconscious.YouranswerCorrectanswerunconsciousunconscious16.Intheaftermathoftheearthquake,theentirecommunitypulledtogetherforsupport.YouranswerCorrectansweraftermathaftermath17.Louisisa(n)longtimesupporterofthatcharity;he'sbeendonatingmoneytothemforyears.YouranswerCorrectanswerlongtimelongtime18.Aspartofhermanagerialresponsibilities,Sheilahastooverseefouremployees.YouranswerCorrectansweroverseeoversee19.Mygratitudeforyoursupportextendswellbeyondasimplethankyou.YouranswerCorrectanswergratitudegratitude20.Weallthoughthewasinnocentuntilweheardthewitness'stestimonyincourt.YouranswerCorrectanswertestimonytestimonySectionB:Completeeachsentencewithasuitableword.21.Hergradesthisyearareonparwithherclassmates'.YouranswerCorrectanswerwithwith22.Idon'tbelievehim;didyoupickuponthetoneofhisvoice?YouranswerCorrectanswerupup23.Whyisitthatwecan'tallagreeonwhichmovietoseethisweekend?YouranswerCorrectanswerthatthat24.Thetruckcameoutofnowhereandcrashedintothesideofthebus.YouranswerCorrectansweroutout25.Hisdonationtothecharity,generousthoughitwas,wasstillonlyadropinthebucket.YouranswerCorrectanswerthoughthough26.Hisdisappointingperformancereallyletdowntheentireteam.YouranswerCorrectanswerdowndown27.Firefightersareusuallythefirstpeopleonthesceneofanaccident.YouranswerCorrectanswerofof28.I'mnotsureifIcanrunintherace;I'vebeenoutofactionforalongtime.YouranswerCorrectansweroutout29.Herroomisacompletemesswithclothesallovertheplace.YouranswerCorrectansweroverover30.Iftheycanmakeitthroughthisdifficulttime,theyshouldbeabletomoveforwardjustfine.YouranswerCorrectanswerthroughthroughPartII:BankedClozeQuestions31to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Naturaldisasterssuchasearthquakescancause(31)massiveamountsofdamage.Theycausepeopletolosetheirhomes,theirpossessions,oreventheirlives.Inaword,theycanbedownright(32)tragic.However,aftersuchdisastersstrikeisoftenatimeofunbelievable(33)braveryandcourage.Earthquakesandhurricanesmaycausetheworstthingstohappen,buttheyalsobringoutthebestinpeople.In2005,oneoftheworsthurricanesinrecentmemoryformedovertheGulfofMexicoandmovedoverthesoutheasternUnitedStates.KnownasHurricaneKatrina,itwasdevastatingformanymajorcities,especiallyNewOrleans,andthepeoplewholivedthere.Whilesomepeoplemanagedto(34)evacuateandfindsafetyoutsideofthecity,manydidnot.Unfortunately,theywereleft(35)homelesswhenthefloodsfilledthestreetsanddrownedtheirhouses.Itishardtousetoomany(36)superlativewordstodescribeKatrina.Itwasoneoftheworststormsinhistory.Itcausedthedeathsofmorethanathousandpeople.Itdisplacedtensofthousandsmore.Still,therewasanenormous(37)turnoutofpeoplewhowantedtohelp.Thesepeoplecertainlydeserveour(38)admirationandrespect.Inthedaysfollowingthestorm,detailsofwhathappenedwerealloverthenews.Therewerehundredsof(39)correspondentsfromallovertheworldinNewOrleanstocoverthestory.Betweenthejournaliststellingthisstorytotheworldandthethousandsofordinarypeoplewhowantedtohelpthoseaffectedbythestorm,thelivesofNewOrleans'sresidentsweremadealittlemore(40)humane.YouranswerCorrectanswer(31)massivemassive(32)tragictragic(33)braverybravery(34)evacuateevacuate(35)homelesshomeless(36)superlativesuperlative(37)turnoutturnout(38)admirationadmiration(39)correspondentscorrespondents(40)humanehumanePartIII:ReadingComprehensionQuestions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Haveyou