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NpMBA----©¦ÞÔ c c, Lt:Á•2010t10(LMBAñí PaperOneÕw 120minutes PartIIVocabularyandStructure(20minutes 10points)Directions:Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.16Iftheworkbytheendofthismonthisdelayed theconstructioncompanywillbeheavilyfinedAiscompletedBtobecompletedCwillhavebeencompletedDwillbecompletedl7HadPaulreceivedsixmorevotesinthelastelection heourchairmannowAmustbeBwouldhavebeenCshallbeDwouldbe18pollutioncontrolmeasurestendtobemoneyconsuming manyindustrieshesitatetoadoptthemAAlthoughBHoweverCWhenDSincel9isoftenthecasewithanewidea muchinitialactivityandoptimisticdiscussionproducenoconcreteproposalAItBWhichCAsDThat20Accordingtotheofthecontract employeesmustgivesixmonthsnoticeiftheyintendtoleaveAlawsBFulesCtermsDdetails21AlloftheplantsnowraisedonfarmshavebeendevelopedfromplantsinthewildAoncetheygrewBthatoncegrewCtheygrewonceDoncegrew22ThemetercandetectevenaverysmallamountofgasintheroomAsensibleBsensitiveCsensingDsensed23NotuntilrecentyearsapopularmeansofcommunicationAe-mailbecameBe-mailhasbecomeCdide-mailbecomeDwille-mailbecome24MobilephoneshaveprovedtowithflightinstrumentsandhaveanegativeeffectonflightsafetyAinterfereBdisturbCinterruptDtrouble25Althoughtherearemanypredictionsaboutthefuture nooneknowsforsuretheworldwouldbelikein50yearsAhowBthatCwhichDwhat26ThebankmanageraskedhisassistantifitwaspossibleforhimtotheinvestmentplanwithinaweekAworkoutBputoutCmakeoutDsetout27IwasspeakingtoAnnonthephoneaboutourtourplansuddenlywewerecutoffAthatBwhileCbeforeDwhen28TelevisionwillprovideinformationonpricesatthenearbyshopsnewsandentertainmentAasmanyasBasfarasCaswellasDaslongas29 theresearcherscannotconcentrateonthatverypreciseexperimentAWithyoustandingthereBOnyourstandingthereCYouarestandingthereDYoustandthere30JanetakesaninterestinclothesandisveryparticularaboutwhatshewearsAexhaustiveBexcellingCexecutiveDexcessive31ShewenttoEuropeonvacationbutherhappytimeendedinwhentheirhotelcaughtfireNpMBA----©¦ÞÔ c c, Lt:ÁAtragedyBcrisisCdramaDmisfortune32Youcouldbecomeagoodmusician butyourlackofpracticeisyouAtakingoverBholdingbackCmakingupDleavingout33Retailsalesvolumeinlocalurbanandruralareasrose57.8%and46.8%lastyearAindividuallyBrespectivelyCcorrespondinglyDaccordingly34Themanagingdirectortookthefortheaccident althoughitwasnotreallyhisfaultAguiltBblameCchargeDaccusation35ItisrequestedthatallthestudentspresentatthemeetingtomorrowAwereBwillbeCareDbePartIIIReadingComprehension(55minutes 40points)DirectionsTherearefourpassagesinthispartEachofthepassagesisfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatementsForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA B,CandDChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenterPassageOneInancientGreek,thetermeuthanatosmeant easydeath .Todayeuthanasia(P{)generallyreferstomercykilling thevoluntary(ê?)endingofthelifeofsomeonewhoisterminallyillLikeabortion euthanasiahasbecomealegal medical andmoralissueoverwhichopinionisdividedEuthanasiacanbeeitheractiveorpassiveActiveeuthanasiameansthataphysicianorothermedicalpersonneltakesanactionthatwillresultindeath suchasgivinganoverdoseofdeadlymedicinePassiveeuthanasiameanslettingapatientdieforlackoftreatment orstoppingthetreatmentthathasbegunExamplesofpassiveeuthanasiaincludetakingpatientsoffabreathingmachineorremovingotherlife-supportsystemsStoppingthefoodsupplyisalsoconsideredpassiveAgooddealofthedebateaboutmercykillingoriginatesfromthedecision-makingprocessWhodecideswhetherapatientistodie?ThisissuehasnotbeensolvedlegallyintheUnitedStatesThematterislefttostatelaw,whichusuallyallowsthephysicianinchargetosuggesttheoptionofdeathtoapatientsrelatives especiallyifthepatientisbraindeadInanattempttomakedecisionsaboutwhentheirownlivesshouldend,severalterminallyillpatientsintheearly1990susedacontroversialsuicidedevice developedbyDr.JackKevorkian,toendtheirlives.InpartsofEurope,thedecision-makingprocesshasbecomeveryflexibleEvenincaseswherethepatientsarenotbraindead patientshavebeenputtodeathwithouttheirapprovalattherequestofrelativesoratthesuggestionofphysiciansManycasesofpassiveeuthanasiainvolveoldpeopleornewborninfants.Theprinciplejustifyingthispracticeisthatsuchindividualshavea“lifenotworthyoflife”.Incountrieswherepassiveeuthanasiaisnotlegal,thecourtsystemshaveprovedverytolerantindealingwithmedicalpersonnelwhopracticeitInJapan,forexample,ifphysiciansfollowcertainguidelinestheymayactivelycarryoutmercykillingsonhopelesslyillpeople.Courtshavealsobeensomewhattolerantoffriendsorrelativeswhohaveassistedterminallyillpatientstodie36Aterminallyillpatientisonewho.AgetsworseeverydayBcannevergetwellagainCisveryseriouslyillintheendDistooilltowanttoliveon37Thedifferencebetweenactiveandpassiveeuthanasiaiswhether.Athereisanactionthatspeedsupthedeat