Test 15: Unit 15
1. The
girls in the next room _______ all the time
while they were watching a comedy.
(A) giggled (B) bubbled (C) buried (D) milled
(A) giggled (B) bubbled (C) buried (D) milled
2. Compared
with the other boys in his class, Tom seems more _______ and knows how to
behave.
(A) miraculous (B) unlikely (C) farther (D) mature
(A) miraculous (B) unlikely (C) farther (D) mature
3. That
shopping mall offers prompt _______ within the city at no extra charge.
(A) diet (B) delivery (C) patience (D) complaint
(A) diet (B) delivery (C) patience (D) complaint
4. They
had to give up the idea of looking for the missing boy because they were too
tired to walk any _______.
(A) laughter (B) poverty (C) farther (D) whip
(A) laughter (B) poverty (C) farther (D) whip
5. It’s
most _______ that Mary will consider marrying Peter after the sex scandal broke.
(A) unlikely (B) wealthy (C) vivid (D) mature
(A) unlikely (B) wealthy (C) vivid (D) mature
6. When we entered the room, directly coming
into view was a _______ of his wife hung on the wall.
(A) continent (B) nickname (C) portrait (D) miracle
(A) continent (B) nickname (C) portrait (D) miracle
7. Tiffany almost felt like _______ when she
learned that her husband had walked out on her.
(A) weeping (B) enacting (C) tickling (D) renting
(A) weeping (B) enacting (C) tickling (D) renting
8. According to the doctor, the patient has been
in _______ condition since the surgery.
(A) vivid (B) mature (C) ripe (D) stable
(A) vivid (B) mature (C) ripe (D) stable
9. _______ driving should be strongly condemned
because it poses a threat to other people’s lives.
(A) Enacted (B) Drunk (C) Mature (D)Mobile
(A) Enacted (B) Drunk (C) Mature (D)
10. We used to play _______ on the ground after
school when we were your age.
(A) marbles (B) diets (C) cocktails (D) pubs
(A) marbles (B) diets (C) cocktails (D) pubs
11. Jenny
and her sister like to _______ around the night market on Saturday evenings.
(A) complain (B) wander (C) bury (D) crash
(A) complain (B) wander (C) bury (D) crash
12. Some _______ may be eaten but many are not
edible because they are poisonous.
(A) mushrooms (B) meadows (C) stockings (D) whips
(A) mushrooms (B) meadows (C) stockings (D) whips
13. Every summer I ask one or two of my friends
to help me mow the _______.
(A) portrait (B) shipment (C) comma (D) lawn
(A) portrait (B) shipment (C) comma (D) lawn
14. The driver was badly hurt when his car _______
a tree.
(A) peeped into (B) knocked (C) crashed (D) dropped out
(A) peeped into (B) knocked (C) crashed (D) dropped out
15. A lot of young women _______ or even skip
meals in order to keep their figure.
(A) fall into a trap (B) go on a diet (C) stand on ceremony (D) turn over a new leaf
(A) fall into a trap (B) go on a diet (C) stand on ceremony (D) turn over a new leaf
16. After
waiting for two hours, I was beginning to run out of p_______e.
17. It is
strictly forbidden for passengers to use m_______e phones or any other
electronic equipment on the plane.
18. In
the past, only the w_______y could afford to eat at such a high-class
restaurant.
19. That
b_______r is able to make a variety of cocktails.
20. The
newly elected president has vowed to fight against hunger and p_______y in his
country.
In this neighborhood there used to
be a funny old man that was very well liked. His (21) was “Tiger,” because he was never seen without
his orange striped T-shirt. All day Tiger would (22) around, talking to everybody in the
neighborhood. His charm and his funny jokes would always get a laugh or a (23) from the locals. He was too old to work
anymore, and he certainly wasn’t (24) ,
but he knew how to be happy with very little. He never had any (25) ,
and he was sure to brighten your day if you ran into him. People like Tiger
make neighborhoods a lot more interesting.
(A) wander
(B) wealthy (C) complaints (D) grin (E) nickname
21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Test 16: Unit 16
1. Do
you think this sweater will _______ if I
wash it by hand.
(A) shrink (B) accept (C) amaze (D) swell
(A) shrink (B) accept (C) amaze (D) swell
2. Although
Mark and Tony are _______ brothers, they are as different as night and day.
(A) amazing (B) twin (C) meaningful (D) horrible
(A) amazing (B) twin (C) meaningful (D) horrible
3. After
he was done with the boring paperwork, Mr. Lee gave a _______ of relief.
(A) label (B) horror (C) stitch (D) sigh
(A) label (B) horror (C) stitch (D) sigh
4. There
is still a _______ of hope that your husband may come back alive.
(A) gang (B) thread (C) gap (D) sigh
(A) gang (B) thread (C) gap (D) sigh
5. At
the age of 80, the Buddhist monk still has a lot of _______ at home and abroad.
(A) gangsters (B) followers (C) youngsters (D) knights
(A) gangsters (B) followers (C) youngsters (D) knights
6. Please don’t _______ me while I’m talking
with my clients on the phone.
(A) interrupt (B) sew (C) charm (D) amaze
(A) interrupt (B) sew (C) charm (D) amaze
7. If you are thirsty, there is a drinking _______
at the end of the corridor.
(A) crown (B) label (C) faucet (D) fountain
(A) crown (B) label (C) faucet (D) fountain
8. Since the economy is so bad, we have to keep
a _______ budget.
(A) acceptable (B) tight (C) horrible (D) living
(A) acceptable (B) tight (C) horrible (D) living
9. Like some of my friends, I enjoy watching _______
films late at night.
(A) glow (B) horrible (C) summit (D) label
(A) glow (B) horrible (C) summit (D) label
10. Most people around here feel _______ about
the construction of a nuclear power plant.
(A) elderly (B) horrible (C) uneasy (D) charming
(A) elderly (B) horrible (C) uneasy (D) charming
11. Anyone
who wins first place in a game or contest is the _______.
(A) champion (B) gangster (C) peak (D) thread
(A) champion (B) gangster (C) peak (D) thread
12. The worker kept complaining to management
that he was a victim of _______ discrimination.
(A) tight (B) regretful (C) racial (D) lively
(A) tight (B) regretful (C) racial (D) lively
13. Those terrorists are threatening to _______
bombs across the city on the election day.
(A) shrink (B) explode (C) interrupt (D) tap
(A) shrink (B) explode (C) interrupt (D) tap
14. When her husband goes abroad on a business
trip, Mary always _______.
(A) tags along (B) falls behind (C) drops off (D) comes around
(A) tags along (B) falls behind (C) drops off (D) comes around
15. I think we need to _______ if you really want
to buy such an expensive car.
(A) mind our business (B) hurt our feelings (C) tighten our belts (D) keep our figures
(A) mind our business (B) hurt our feelings (C) tighten our belts (D) keep our figures
16. The
EU spokesman said a s_______t meeting would be held in Rome next year.
17. I’m
looking for a needle and t_______d to sew up a hole in my pants.
18. Nancy turned on the f_______t;
but no water came out of it.
19. Sometimes
teenagers find it hard to c_______e effectively with their parents.
20. Much
to my a_______t, my friend Peter speaks five different languages.
It is sometimes said that only
humans have language. But are we really so sure that other (21) things don’t have languages or their own? Some
people argue that we can’t be so sure. Indeed, many animal species seem to (22) in their own ways. Here’s a well-known
example: whales use very high-pitched sounds to send signals to each other,
apparently sharing information. But are these signals (23) in the same way that human language is? We’ll
probably never know. Animals can do many (24) things that we’ll never understand. But the
next time you want to tell a dog to stop barking, think twice: you might be (25) something important.
(A) living
(B) meaningful (C) interrupting (D) amazing (E) communicate
21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
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