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The core social and _____ deficits of autism may stem from disruption of infant social gaze.
A) colossal
B) communal
C) colonial
D) communicative
E) comparative
A) New archaeological evidence helps us to
understand the evolution of primitive humans
B) Various fossils have recently been found in an
Ethiopian valley
C) The history of human evolution can best be
traced through the study of fossils
D) The new discoveries in
expand our knowledge of primitive humans
E) In
teeth, skull, jaw and hand bones, have been
discovered
(I) Throughout the Middle Ages Christian Europe launched many allied expeditions against the Muslim rule in Spain to bring it to an end. (II) Historically the ancient palace of the Muslim rulers at Granada in Spain is called “Alhambra”. (III) Originally, it was designed, built, and developed into an architectural masterpiece in the 13th and 14th Centuries. (IV) Unfortunately, the stylistic uniformity of the palace was spoiled when in the 16th century Charles V turned part of it into a modern residence. (V) However, the most beautiful parts of the interior, including the Court of Alberca and the Court of Lions, have survived and preserve their original charm.
Although one customer ____ that it is a solid door at a good price, others declare that the quality is poor.
A) abstains
B) abides
C) affirms
D) advocates
E) adores
In the past 30 years, our knowledge of the ancient Maya civilization has increased ----- as a result of the decipherment of a newly discovered script.
A) significantly
B) alternatively
C) suspiciously
D) persuasively
E) conditionally
Genetically modified foods are any types of foods whose genes have been modified by scientists. Most often, crops such as corn, wheat and beans are genetically modified to resist pests and disease. Genetically modified foods may also be modified to resist drought and to increase the crop's yield. The United States produces the highest amount of genetically modified crops in the world, and it has been estimated that approximately 60 to 70 percent of the foods that Americans eat contain at least one genetically modified ingredient. The United States government claims that genetically modified foods are safe. However, many other countries, including the entire European Union, have banned genetically modified foods due to safety concerns.
3. It is obvious from the passage that most of the Americans _____.
A) generally consume Genetic Engineered Foods
B) helped to spread interest in suitable way of productions
C) think that inadequate methods should be prevented
D) are strictly against opinions about GE foods
E) believed that GE foods should be utilized
Mrs Turner : How did the meeting go?
Mr Turner : -----
Mrs Turner : And is that due to your clever advertising techniques?
Mr Turner : I suppose it is. To some extent anyway.
A) Everyone's rather concerned because we're facing more competition than formerly.
B) Well enough. Actually, there wasn't much to discuss and the chairman wanted to keep it short.
C) It was a waste of time, as usual. There wasn't even anything of importance on the agenda.
D) Fine. Four out of the five new products on the market are really selling well.
E) Remarkably well. It was as if everyone had decided to be as agreeable as possible!
In recent years, remarkable changes have been witnessed in the musical world in the country. A new kind of music emerged out of materials already existed such as arabesque, pop music and folk music. During this period, technology enabled all the musical groups and the singers to start using the full range of electronic facilities. Technology did, in fact, make it possible for them to produce both audio and video cassettes in great numbers and to sell them at reasonable prices. With the increase in private TVs and radios, the new music has reached almost everyone achieved a “total effect” on the millions and now there are active audiences completely involved in this kind of music, feeling it in all their senses.
53 . One can understand from the passage that ___.
A) people mostly like pop music instead of classical one.
B) music bands are becoming more familiar
C) electronic is an important facility in singing
D) reasonable prices is very attractive for people
E) a new kind of music appeared in the country lately
The members of the council will discuss the matter when they ___ next week.
A) convey
B) convince
C) convene
D) convert
E) convict
If he has been ____, he has reduced everything in the same proportion.
A) restrictive
B) incorrect
C) unsuitable
D) unreliable
E) accurate
Coffee beans are second only to petroleum as the most traded commodity in the world.
A) Petroleum is the world's most traded commodity, and after that come coffee beans.
B) Petroleum and coffee beans share the honour of being the world's most traded commodities.
C) Coffee beans vie with petroleum as the world's most sought-after commodity.
D) Coffee beans are not the world's most sought-after commodity.
E) Petroleum has superseded coffee beans as the world's most traded commodity.
Unfortunately,---current productivity growth looks impressive, the rise in profits over the coming years is likely to prove disappointing.
A) since B) if
C) even though D) just as
E) which
A) disagreement
B) discount
C) disapproval
D) disaster
E) discovery
The Times newspaper has three weekly supplements all published and sold separately. These are “The Time Literary Supplement”, “Time Times Education Supplement”, and “The Times Higher Education Supplement” ......... It is devoted almost entirely to book reviews and covers all kinds of new literature.
A) Obviously they influence the way people think to a considerable extent
B) Glossy weekly magazines dates for special interests
C) Both of these appeal only to a restricted number of people
D) Of these the Literary Supplement has the biggest number of readers
E) They make good use of academic contributors on issues related to education and literature
(I) Arthur Asher Miller was an American playwright, essayist and author. (II) In 1985, Miller visited Turkey and was honoured at the American embassy. (III) He was a prominent figure in American literature and cinema for over 61 years, writing a wide variety of plays. (IV) He was best known for his play Death of a Salesman, which is considered one of the major achievements of modern American literature. (V) He was also known for his marriage to Marilyn Monroe.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V E) V
---- that have to keep up with the latest computer and scientific hardware, regardless of price.
A) Academic salaries are the largest budget item, lagging far behind inflation
B) The boom in technology has been an added burden, especially for research universities
C) The findings turned out to be fragments from Classical times
D) Institutes question whether elite colleges have any incentive to control their prices
E) A name-brand diploma is likely to remain an expensive one for students
People living in the Balkans tend to resist to changes, so much of their daily lives remains ---- traditional ---- ever.
A) too / than
B) much / than
C) so / that
D) as / as
E) enough / for
Hillary : Where’s your roommate? I haven’t seen her around lately?
Lisa : ----
Hillary : Why? Did you have a fight or something?
Lisa : No, it just wasn’t working out because we didn’t have much in common.
A) She’s been in and out a lot since she started her new job.
B) Actually, we’re not roommates anymore. She moved out last week.
C) She’s here most of the time but always seems to be out when you come over.
D) Where have you been! She left the apartment a few months ago.
E) I think she went to the grocery store, but she’ll be back soon.
With the exception of the cup of tea I had for breakfast, I haven’t had anything to drink since morning.
A) If we don’t count the cup of tea I had for breakfast, I haven’t had much to drink since morning.
B) Since the cup of tea I had for breakfast, I have had several other drinks.
C) I only had a cup of tea for breakfast, but had some coffee later.
D) The tea I drank in the morning was the only one I had today.
E) Except for the cup of tea for breakfast, I have drunk nothing else since morning.
25.
A) having been hit
B) hits
C) being hit
D) is hit
E) hitting
The idea that American Indians could have built something resembling a city was so foreign to European settlers that when they encountered the Cahokia Mounds in Illinois in Midwest America, they thought they must have been the work of a foreign civilization: either the Phoenicians or the Vikings. Even today the idea of an Indian city runs so contrary to American notions of Indian life that no Anglo-Saxon American can absorb it. The first person to write an account of the Cahokia Mounds, the earliest and finest city built by Indians, was Henry Bracken bridge in 1811.When he reported his discovery, likening it to Egyptian pyramids, newspapers widely ignored it. He complained of this to his friend, former president Thomas Jefferson, and the word of 'Cahokia' did eventually get around. Unfortunately, most Americans were not very interested. The United States was trying to get the Indians out of the way, not appreciate their history. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 which ordered the relocation of eastern Indians to lands west of the Mississippi was based on the assumption that Indians were nomadic savages with no ability to make good use of land. Evidence of an ancient city, close to the size of Washington, D.C. at that time, would have spoiled the story line.
It can be understood from the passage that during the 1800s —.
A) the general tendency in American society towards the historic cities built by the Indians was one of acceptance
B) eastern American Indians were forced to relocate to pi aces to the east of the Mississippi River
C) most Americans including journalists and presidents were not interested in hearing anything positive regarding American Indians
D) American Indians were unable to make good use of the land as they were nomads and considered to be savages
E) most Americans, journalists as well as
presidents saw American Indians as an obstacle
to urban land development
Large molecules are _____ into smaller ones through catabolic reactions.
A) broken down
B) made up
C) run out
D) taken after
E) turned up
The moon seems to move with us ---- we go as our movements are infinitesimal compared to its size and distance.
A) wherever
B) how
C) no matter what
D) whomever
E) how far
(I) By about 3500 BC there had developed in Egypt and Mesopotamia a highly and advanced social and economic life. (II) Copper and Bronze were being used, although on a limited scale, and trading contacts with other countries had been established. (III) It is the opinion of the archaeologists that civilisation first developed in the Middle East. (IV) Many of these contracts were with Syria, which, lying between Egypt and Mesopotamia, had participated at an early date in the general advance of material and cultural development. (V) Moreover, Syria was endowed with a number of resources that were lacking in Egypt and Mesopotamia.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
After millions of years, the protostar becomes so dense that it ____, which results in a bipolar flow.
A) performs
B) imposes
C) marks
D) sets
E) collapses
Jeddah is on the west coast of the kingdom and is considered (22) ____ the California of Saudi Arabia. Foreign merchants (23) ____ here for centuries, so the population is (24) ____ to different cultures and there is an openness that you don't get in Riyadh, (25) ____ money and religion dominate. The police are more relaxed and there have even been (26) ____ rumoured sightings of women drivers.
24.
A) prone
B) susceptible
C) accustomed
D) contagious
E) independent
If you are lactose-intolerant, you ................
A) are not allergic to cheese and milk
B) have a strong immune system
C) cannot eat dairy products
D) have excess calcium
E) suffer from bone and tooth problems
77. (I) Auditory hallucinations, particularly the experience of hearing voices, are a common and often prominent feature of psychosis. (II) Psychosis appears to be far more dangerous than it was when people led simpler lives. (III) Hallucinated voices may talk about, or to the person. (IV) They may involve several speakers. (V) They tend to be particularly distressing when they are derogatory, commanding or preoccupying.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
Industrialization was _____ after 1973 following the fourfold increase, in oil prices.
A) booked
B) boosted
C) backed
D) advanced
E) baffled
The great historians have been men who could ___ on their knowledge for comparison of the data of their disciplines.
A) divorce
B) dominate
C) donate
D) divert
E) draw
(I) Few people are enamored of the English weather, but G.K. Chesterton is. (II) Out of England the weather is a series of sharp contrasts. (III) He sees it as being as beautiful and as changeable as a woman. (IV) He also makes the interesting point that English landscape painters make the weather the subject of their paintings. (V) Their European counterparts, on the other hand, only use it to give atmosphere.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
The zoo ____ the largest collection of reptiles in the world.
A) books
B) boasts
C) booms
D) boasts
E) baffle
Over the past ten years real income per person has increased ___ more than 30%, whereas ____ the previous 20 years it shrank by nearly 10%.
A) off / through
B) with / from
C) up / with
D) by / in
E) in / of
______, it is essentially an open air science.
A) As a team of researchers at a California laboratory has shown.
B) Geologists have long wondered
C) Even some underwater explorers are trying to find them.
D) Recently scientists have been working on fossils.
E) Although geology has its own laboratory methods for studying minerals rocks and fossils.
Families of victims need more support to _____the aftermath of crime, a survey suggests.
A) run through
B) take down
C) cope with
D) look over
E) put out
Hepatitis A is an enterovirus transmitted by the orofecal route, such as contaminated food. It causes an acute form of hepatitis (inflammation of the liver), does not have a chronic stage, and will not cause any permanent damage to the liver. The patient's immune system makes antibodies against Hepatitis A that confer immunity against future infection. A vaccine is available that will prevent infection from hepatitis A for life. Young children who catch hepatitis A often have a milder form of the disease, usually lasting from 1-3 weeks, whereas adults tend to experience a much more severe form of the disease. They are often confined to bed and minimal activity for about 4 weeks and have to stop their work for from one to three months or longer. Many adults take up to 6-12 months and occasionally longer to recover entirely. Symptoms that may be experienced after the first month or two are low immunity: It is much easier to catch minor infections and for these infections to linger longer than they normally would. Many people experience a slow but sure improvement, over this later period. They are generally able to function fairly normally, still needing more sleep and reduced athletic activity. It is common for recovering patients to experience occasional 'off' days, during which they need to rest more. There is no specific treatment for Hepatitis A. Sufferers are advised to rest, avoid fatty foods and alcohol (these may be poorly tolerated for some additional months during the recovery phase and cause minor relapses), eat a well-balanced diet, and stay hydrated.
59 .We learn from the passage that Hepatitis A .____.
A) can lead to the destruction of the liver
B) damages various organs in the human body
C) is a short-lasting disease in adults and old children
D) can result in death during the chronic stage
E) is a curable disease although it may last long
---- philosophers had started to put received wisdom to the test of rational examination, another fundamental question rapidly became obvious: “How can we know?”
A) Once B) Only if C) Unless D) In case E) While
He doesn't deserve to be ____ for everything; there were others involved.
A) denounced
B) blamed
C) accepted
D) expected
E) accused
It is the ___ to remove the feelings that leads to excessive movements.
A) complication
B) complexity
C) community
D) compulsion
E) complaint
There are several pros of countries around the world ____ the principle of sustainable development.
A) administering
B) denouncing
C) acquiring
D) admitting
E) adopting
The more an item ____ the culture, the more applications it has and the more we rely on it.
A) praises
B) prevents
C) penetrates
C) pauses
E) persists