PartI:VocabularyandStructureSectionA:Choosethebestwaytocompletethesentences.1.Ifindjazzmusic_____torockandroll.a.preferb.referc.preferabled.referee2.Thecitywasclosedoffbecauseofthe_____,withpeoplefightinginthestreetsandbreakingintostores.a.disagreementb.riotc.complaintd.harmony3.Balletdancersarecharacterizedbytheir_____movements.a.graceb.disgracec.disgracefuld.graceful4.Inmyopinion,themayorshouldhavequitmonthsago;he'scompletely_____andcorrupt.a.moralb.ethicalc.immorald.sincere5.SaraandBethare_____twinsisters,soit'seasytoconfusethem.a.identicalb.similarc.matchingd.double6.His_____careergoalistobecomepresidentoftheuniversity.a.preliminaryb.ultimatec.criticald.central7.Ifthemoonwere_____,Ithinkwewouldhavesentcoloniststhereyearsago.a.habitb.habitatc.habitationd.habitable8.Nothingcanprepareyouforthe_____sizeoftheGreatWallofChina.a.immenseb.immersec.eminentd.imminent9.Usea_____clothtocleantherustfromtheoldmetal.a.courseb.coresc.cursed.coarse10.Lookaround—everythingyouseeiswithintheking's_____.a.birthrightb.homelandc.domaind.headquarters11.Wehiredacontractortocome_____anewairconditioningsystemafterouroldonebroke.a.installb.inspectc.increased.interact12.Life_____inalmosteverycountryhasincreasedduringthepastfiftyyears.a.expectantb.expensec.expectancyd.expensive13.Afterrunningamarathon,Williamwasverydizzyandfeltlikehemight_____.a.howlb.furnishc.faintd.gurgle14.Thetoycameinseveralpieceswhichweneededto_____together.a.dissembleb.resemblec.ensembled.assemble15.Icanexcusetheoccasionalmistake,butIhavenopatiencefor_____errors.a.accidentalb.deliberatec.accurated.infrequent16.Thegovernmenthasdeclaredwaronactsof_____thatthreatenthesafetyofitscitizens.a.terrorismb.terroristc.terrorized.territory17.Afteryearsofridicule,Ihavecometo_____myparentsforgivingmesuchabizarrename.a.appreciateb.resentc.understandd.offend18.Ittakesalongtimetolearnhowto_____ProfessorBlack'sinterminablelectures.a.ensnareb.ensuec.endeard.endure19._____,Ididn'tthinkhewouldbeabletofinishontime.a.Franklyb.Leisurelyc.Heavenlyd.Ironically20.Thehumanbodybeginsto_____veryrapidlyafterdeath.a.defrayb.dismayc.decayd.delaySectionB:Fillineachoftheblankswithasuitableword.21.Unfortunately,fartoomanystudentssimplyswitchanddon'tpayattentioninclass.YouranswerCorrectansweroffoff22.Mysisterhasastronghatredrockandrollmusic.YouranswerCorrectanswerofof23.Beforetheycanwidentheroad,theyneedtodigthatstretchofhighway.YouranswerCorrectanswerupup24.Weare,thisrespect,verysimilarpeople.YouranswerCorrectanswerinin25.Asanauthor,Iaspirewriteaworldwidebestseller.YouranswerCorrectanswertoto26.Withthestormapproaching,wehadnochoicebuthunkerandhopeforthebest.YouranswerCorrectanswerdowndown27.Itwashard,butIlearnedtolivehissnoringatnight.YouranswerCorrectanswerwithwith28.Thecommunityawholedoesn'tagreewiththenewdevelopmentplan.YouranswerCorrectanswerasas29.Aleadermustlearntostandandlookatthebigpicture.YouranswerCorrectanswerbackback30.Theearthquaketriggeredlandslidesthattragicallysweptmanyhomesandbuildings.YouranswerCorrectanswerawayawayPartII:BankedClozeQuestions31to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.WhenIwasyoung,myfamilylivedonanapple(31).Tothisday,appletreesarepractically(32)withhome,safety,andcomfort.It'snowonder,then,thatIloveapplepiesomuch.Ispentcountlesssummerafternoonsamongthetrees.Itwasthe(33)overwhichIhadthemostcontrol.Itwasmykingdom.Myimaginationwasfreetoconstructanything—possibleorimpossible.OnedayIwouldbeahunter,pursuingapackof(34)wolves.Anotherday,Iwouldpretendthe(35)ofthebranchesinthewindwastheeerievoiceofadragonontheloose.Onstillanotherday,Imighthavebeenpartofa(n)(36)intheOldWest,ridingahorseoverthecountrysideandcausingtrouble.Onethingisforsure:Attheendoftheday,Iwouldalways(37)thesituationandbethehero.Thiswasmyimagination,afterall.Thinkingbackonitallnow,Icertainlydidhavesome(38)adventures.(39),asIgrewup,Ilosttheabilitytoimaginewithsuchlimitlesscreativity.WhendidI(40)tothinkIcouldmaketheimpossiblepossible?Iwouldgiveanythingtogobacktothattimeandruncarefreearoundtheappletreesnearmychildhoodhome.YouranswerCorrectanswer(31)orchardorchard(32)synonymoussynonymous(33)territoryterritory(34)howlinghowling(35)creakcreak(36)ganggang(37)conquerconquer(38)incredibleincredible(39)IronicallyIronically(40)ceaseceasePartIII:ReadingComprehensionQuestions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Loristaredoutthewindowandwatchedtherainpouringdown.Therewouldbenosoftballgamethisafternoon.Loriletoutadeepsigh.What'swrong,honey?askedNana.It'sthisrain,Nana.Lorilookedsadlyathergrandmother.Mysoftballgamewillbecancelled,andthere'snothingtodotoday!Nonsense,Nanagenuinelylookedsurprised.Howcanyousaythere'snothingtodo?LorilookedatthepileoffabricsittingonNana'slap.Well,whatareyoudoing?I'mworkingonthisquilt!Wouldyouliketohelp?Quilting?Idon'tknow.Thatdoesn'tsoundveryexciting.Lorireluctantlysatonthefloorbesidehergrandmother.ThefabriconNana'slapwascolorfulandpretty,butquiltingalwayslookedsoboring—notfunandexcitinglikesoftball.Thefirstthingyouneedtothinkaboutisthepattern,Nanabegan.Youneedtoknowthedesignbeforeyoustart.Sowhat'syourd