(A) otherwise (B) therefore (C) however (D) in addition to

119. He makes an hour, has more work than he can handle.

(A) and (B) than (C) so (D) but

120. Their products are known not only for their low price, __________ for their high quality.

(A) but (B) but also (C) and also (D) as well as

121. Our order of high-speed computers is scheduled to arrive __________ today or tomorrow.

(A) or (B) on (C) both (D) either

122. _________ Jane and Mary like different things, they are great friends.

(A) Since (B) Despite (C) For (D) Although

123. This rural town has __________ small population that the mail carrier knows where everyone lives.

(A) too (B) a so (C) very (D) such a

124._______ the president is going to say in his speech tonight will affect all of us.

(A) What (B) That (C) So (D) While

125. It matters little who finds the truth ------ the truth is found.

(A) because (B) so that (C) so long as (D) as

126. The order must be delivered by Tuesday; ----- we will have to look for another supplier.

(A) unless(B) excepting (C) maybe (D) otherwise

127. Unemployment is -------- low that companies may soon be unable to find workers without increasing wages.

(A) such (B) very (C) so (D) despite

128. The design EXPO had ----- high attendance last year that it will be moved to a larger location this year.

(A) so (B) such (C) much (D) too

129. ------- the rain is expected, everything is ready for the grand opening of the gallery

(A) Except that (B) According to (C) Since (D) Aside from

130. The store will be set for business by the end of the month-------- the contractors are able to complete the remodeling by this weekend.

(A) these (B) if (C) them (D) so

131. Neither the sales------ the profit is expected to increase in the next quarter.

(A) any (B) or (C) nor (D) but

132. The _______ carefully you write, the fewer mistakes you will make.

(A) much (B) most (C) more (D) many

133. There are far more game shows on TV __________ there used to be.

(A) than (B) as (C) that (D) or

134. You will need _______ more money to buy such a gorgeous dress.

(A) much (B) a lot of (C) very (D) a great many

135 The clay must be packed into the mold as ------- as possible to prevent air pockets from forming.

(A) tighter (B) tighten (C) tightly (D) tightness

136 In the survey of 2.000 youths aged twelve to seventeenth, twice as many said they could talk more easily to their mothers than to their fathers.

(A) easiest (B) more easily (C) easily (D)most easily

137. 0.00 will be presented to the graduate who has attained the------grade point average in the entire department

(A) high (B) higher (C) highest (D) highly

138. Mr. Stone has the------ attendance record at the retraining programs held at the headquarters

(A) poor (B) poorer (C) poorest (D) poorly

139. The director think that the qualification of the new designer are as------ as the others on the team.

(A) credibility (B) credible (C) credibly (D) more crediable

140. Ben‘s Delivery is the _____ messenger service in town

(A)faster (B)fastest (C) most fastest (D)more fast

141. The position used to be obtained _____ in the past than it is now

(A)harder (B)hard (C)the harder (D)the hardest

142. That was one of the _____ business conferences the representative had ever attended.

(A)bad (B)worst (C)worse (D)more bad

143. The new employee will be likely to be _____ his predecessor.

(A)popular (B)as popular as (C)as popular (D)popular than

144. When my visitor --------, will you please call me?

(A) will arrive (B) arrives (C) arrived (D) is arriving

145. Denny-------- his first job with us five years ago.

(A) will arrive (B) arrives (C) arrived (D) is arriving

146. I ------ all members by tomorrow night.

(A) contacted (B) contacts (C) has contacted (D) will have contacted

147. Investors --------- fascinated by the stock market for a long time.

(A) is being (B) has been (C) are being (D) have been

148. Mr. Franklin ------- as the most likely successor to the position of CEO since he was elected vice president last October.

(A) saw (B) was seen (C) has been seen (D) has seen

149. The union leader were informed that the workers on the strike------.

(A) fired (B) is fired (C) had fired (D) had been fired

150. If you get your bank to generate a money order, it usually ______ conversion fees.

(A) charge (B) charges (C) charging (D) is charging

151. Since this morning, city workers traffic signs in the roads using special paint to avoid repainting every year.

(A) were painting (B) had painted (C) have been painted (D) have painted

152. International stock markets, including those in Britain, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan

yesterday in response to the partial recovery of US markets.

(A) rise (B) rises (C) rose (D) risen

153. He us since Henry went to America.

(A) visits (B) visited (C) will visit (D) has visited

154. Last quarter the rate of inflation ___________ by 10 percent.

(A) rose (B) raised (C) has risen (D) was risen

155. We ________ to establish a friendly relationship with that country for two years.

(A) try (B) are trying (C) have tried (D) will tried

156. Inspection will be _____ Saturday at 7 A.M.

(A) at(B) to(C) for(D) on

157. We regret that the savings will be consumed ________ noon tomorrow.

(A) with(B) by(C) in)(D) from

158. _______ terms of quality and service, our company surpasses the competition.

(A) In(B) From(C) By(D) With

159. The sales meeting will be held _______ Busan in May.

(A) to(B) at(C) in(D) on

160. The supplies cannot be ordered ________ next Monday.

(A) within(B) until(C) at(D) to Part VI

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161. The officials responsible for (A)running this office (B)represented the United States in (C)the Supreme Court and provided legal (D)advices to the President.

162. Ben survived the (A)first round of (B)layoffs (C)despite having been employed for (D)lesser than a year.

163. (A)From the (B)past three years, Bob Smith (C)has been the (D)head of the international department.

164. (A)Each of the managers (B)receive a(C)copy of the (D)company‘s policies and procedures.

165. If you (A)would have studied the problem more (B)carefully, you would (C)have found the solution (D)more quickly.

166. (A)Although a new computer, Model CX-2, (B)seemed like a good investment (C)for their company, they decided not to buy (D)them.

167. To protect herself (A)against robbery, Ellen had (B)a company (C)installed a new burglary (D)alarm.

168. I wonder (A)how she manage (B)to get along(C)on(D)so cheap a salary.

169. (A)With the advent of satellite transmission of photographs of the (B)earth‘s atmosphere, forecasting the weather has become a (C)relative exact (D)science.

170. There (A)were intense competition (B)between the (C)rival companies (D)to get the contract.

171. There is (A)some disagreement between (B)my parents and I about which job I should (C)take.

172. The index of (A)leading economic indicators, which (B)are intended to forecast economic activity about six months (C)into the future, dropped (D)5 percent last month.

173. In his role as (A)facilitator of all operations, he invariably (B)coordinating the running (C)of the building‘s (D)various systems.

174. (A)In spite of the fact that he was late for the meeting, the boss (B)having (C)nothing but praise (D)for his last few months‘ performance.

175. He studied economics when (A)their study was not common, and he (B)later (C)went on to distinguish himself (D)in the field.

176. Neither Sam Atkins (A)nor Henry Miller, sales representatives for the company, presented (B)their summaries of sales (C)before the deadline (D)for doing so.

177. Neither of the two candidates (A)who had (B)applied for admission (C)to the Industrial Engineering Department (D)were eligible for scholarships.

178. One (A)out of (B)every eight balloons (C)in the world (D)are launched in Albuquerque, New Mexico

179. (A)There are a range of (B)effects pushing and pulling the climate (C)in opposite (D)directions; no one fully understands these interactions.

180. (A)Whether or not Sam’s understanding of social conflicts (B)are in any way scientific (C)remains(D)a vexing question.

181. (A)In October, the vice president (B)will have (C)been at this company (D)since ten years.

182. We (A)need purchase a new set of (B)equipment (C)to speed up the (D)developing and printing process.

183. (A)The local bank, (B)along with other (C)financial institutions, (D)are lowering processing fees imposed in cashing a check.

184. The amusement park (A)is expected to be very (B)successful (C)because of many special facilities (D)such restaurants and movie theaters.

185. If you (A)fill in an (B)applying for a mortgage loan and mail (C)it to us, we will notify you of the result(D)as soon as possible.

186. (A)By lowering (B)levels toxic waste disposal, the chemical industries (C)are responding to people‘s increasing (D)concerns with environment.

187. (A)According to the (B)press release, the hotel is planning (C)on invest an additional $ 8 million into (D)marketing and research.

188. (A)This new insurance policy will (B)bring you benefits that (C)provides more coverages (D)on property damage.

189. For (A)more information, you can visit our website (B)and find the map (C)showing the potential car pool partner‘s house and (D)work located.

190. A memorandum (A)announcing (B)this year‘s sales goals (C)are posted on (D)the bulletin board of the main office.

191. Any employee (A)whose puts in (B)more than five extra hours‘ work (C)during the holidays will be paid (D)for overtime.

192. (A)Every client should be reminded that (B)his credit history can be available (C)by lendingssuch (D) as commercial banks and other financing companies.

193. Due to the (A)highest rental rates of houses, (B)more tenants have become (C)interested in home purchase (D)loan programs.

194.The biologist (A)which (B)leads the ambitious Genom Project (C)was once awarded the Nobel Science Prize (D)in 2001.

195. Every frequent asked question will (A)be answered (B)automatic in accordance (C)with the (D)operating manual.

196. The passengers will be (A)dealt politely (B)until we (C)arrange for another flight (D)to pick up them.

197. The sales strategy meeting of the (A)marketing division is (B)held here (C)at the first Monday of (D)each month.

198. The (A)franchisee will renew the (B)exclusive distributorship of the products (C)upon (D)expire of this con.

199. (A)Despite declining revenues, his (B)efficient and enthusiasm (C)helped double the (D)profits at our department.

200. The director (A)is casting actor Jill Cosby (B)as a protagonist (C)for the two upcoming blockbusters, both of (D)them will be very successful.

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A

B

A

D

C

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154

155

156

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181. (D) since ---> for

182. (A) purchase ---> to purchase

183. (D) are ---> is

184. (D) such ---> such as

185. (B) applying ---> application

186. (B) levels ---> levels of

187. (C) on ---> to

188. (C) provides ---> provide

189. (D) located ---> location

190. (C) are ---> is

191. (A) whose ---> who

192. (C) lendings ---> lenders

193. (A) highest ---> high(er)

194. (A) which ---> who

195. (B) automatic ---> automatically

196. (A) dealt ---> dealt with

197. (C) at ---> on

198. (D) expire ---> expiration

199. (B) efficient ---> efficiency

200. (D) them ---> which

托业考试真题及答案2

你决定去见一个住在145 公里之外的朋友，你会开车去，还是坐火车去?

Choice A: Car

- personal space

- stop when I want

- travel on my schedule

Choice B: train

- company shortens journey

- cheaper

- no traffic jams

Topic sentence

- I prefer to drive my car because I like not having to depend on other people’s schedules.

Supporting sentence

- My car is private and comfortable.

- There is room to spread out

- There are stops along the way I would like to make.

Closing sentence (optional)

- I prefer the freedom from restrictions and so I would drive my car if at all possible to visit my friend.

I prefer to drive my car because I like not having to depend on other people’s schedules. My car is private and comfortable. I enjoy my own personal space. When driving alone, I can listen to any radio program I like or put on my favorite CD’s. There s no need for me to pack headphones or equipment in a bag to carry onto public transport. There is room to spread out and I don’t have to worry about my bag being in someone’s way. I find driving more relaxing and it allows me to set the pace of my trip. Occasionally, there are stops along the way I want to make. I would be free, for example, to drop into stores that catch my interest. Generally, when I drive, I can leave any arrive on my own schedule. I prefer the freedom from restrictions and so I would drive my car if possible to visit my friends.

孩子们到了能干家务的时候，就应该在家里帮忙做些家务。赞成还是反对。

Agree：

- use new skills

- teach responsibility

- develop good habits

Disagree:

- let children be without pressure

- avoid failure at jobs

- focus on studies

Topic sentence

- I agree with the statement and believe that children should be encouraged to help maintain the family home.

First of all, this is how they learn new practical skills and they can practice them immediately while carrying out their chores. By helping in the home children can contribute to the family. Over time this activity builds pride and selfconfidence.Secondly, having work that others are counting on teaches a child responsibility. Throughout the process, a child is building good lifelong habits like cleaning their room. Furthermore, they learn to manage their time. Doing chores teaches children skills and personal satisfaction, which is why I think they should be asked to do them as soon as they are able.

美在观者眼中。你赞成这种说法还是反对。

Agree:

- individual preference

- cultural differences

- familiarity affect beauty

Disagree:

- universal standards

- qualities can differ

- fame, money influence image

Topic sentence

- I agree that beauty is in the eye of the beholder because individuals see the world in their own personal way.

Supporting sentences

- Beauty reflects one’s tastes and opinions.

- Beauty is rooted in one’s preferences mixed with cultural identity

- We perceive people more beautiful as we come to know them better.

Closing sentence (optional)

- The influence of cultural values and personal familiarity is what creates beauty in the eye of the beholder.

I agree that beauty is in the eye of the beholder because individuals see the world in their own personal way. Beauty, therefore, reflects the tastes and opinions of any individual. This personal view holds true whether beauty is being viewed in a person or an object of art. It is likely that a person’s idea of beauty is rooted in his or her own preferences mixed with his or her own culture. For example, a person might have learned to value external qualities like pale skin or delicate features as well as inner qualities like patience and humor. Another culture might have totally different standards of what is beautiful inside and outside. Nevertheless, I think that we perceive people more beautiful as we come to know them better. Influence of cultural values and personal familiarity is what creates beauty in the eye of the beholder.

托业考试真题及答案2

iraqi constitution may be postponed

the announcement came hours before the 71-member drafting committee was to say whether it would need an extension to finish the document. the committee chairman, humam hammoudi, said there was an "80 percent chance" his group would ask for a one-month extension.

the united states has been pushing the iraqis to meet the deadline to maintain political momentum seen as crucial to defeating the insurgency and enabling u.s. and other foreign troops to begin leaving iraq next year. main points in dispute include such issues as federalism, dual nationality and the role of islam.

"i believe, according to what i heard from the head of the drafting committee and other members, that there is big chance that what has been agreed upon will be drafted while points of disagreement will be postponed to a future date," spokesman laith kubba told reporters.

a sunni member of the committee, saleh al-mutlaq, suggested postponing a decision on the most troublesome issues until after the dec. 15 general elections.

"we will wait for drafting points of disagreement until there is a better atmosphere," kubba said. the constitution should be approved by parliament by aug. 15 and submitted to the voters in a referendum two months later.

framers of iraq's new constitution expect to submit a draft in time for parliament to meet an aug. 15 deadline for approval, but decisions on some key points may be deferred until later, the government spokesman said sunday.

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