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• 11.The explorers were very tired, but they did not pause. They kept moving and pushing theirway thro
• 【題組】3.(A) pain (B) spirit (C) joy (D) hell
• 12.There is no form of emotional expression that is more natural or more universal than music.Nation
• 13.It may be that community action is about the only effective means available today to avoidexcessi
• 【題組】2.(A) sadness (B) sin (C) shame (D) suffering
• 【題組】6.(A) seen (B) imagined (C) visited (D) indicated
• 【題組】5.(A) horrible (B) terrible (C) unbearable (D) unfathomable
• 【題組】4.(A) stops (B) relieves (C) releases (D) breaks
• 【題組】7.(A) apprehend (B) condemn (C) praise (D) advise
• 15.People who have nothing to boast of but their illustrious ancestors are like a potato—theonly goo
• 14.In the United States, Arbor Day is a day for planting trees. Most states Celebrate Arbor Day,and
• 16.Ignorance is the mother of suspicion. We can rid ourselves of our suspicions only by _____.(A) an
• 【題組】8.(A) noise (B) echoes (C) song (D) voice
• 17.Our bodies need food and oxygen, and these must be supplied constantly. Food can be storedin the
• 【題組】9 (A) do (B) make (C) have (D) teach
• 【題組】10.(A) seeing (B) buying (C) living (D) enjoying
• 18.It has been said that knowledge is power, but greater power lies in the ability to utilizeknowled
• 19.Often, the purchase of one fine thing requires the purchase of several more so that yourappearanc
• 20.Never accept as fact something for which there exists only partial proof. Recognize as trueonly t
• 【題組】22.The red and white stripes on barber poles symbolize(A)sin and redemption. (B) the bleeding ri
• 【題組】23.Why is bloodletting no longer considered a cure-all?(A)Because more is known about the workin
• Until a century ago, bloodletting was used to treat many ailments. Dating back to before thetime of
• 【題組】24.In the second paragraph, the word “thus” could be replaced by the word(A) when. (B) however.
• D.H. Lawrence assailed it as “that small, high, hateful bugle.” The creature he was speaking ofwas t