大学英语泛读教程4(第三版)期中期末试卷Reading Master 4 – Midterm Exam B
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A. Vocabulary
Directions:Use the words from the box to complete sentences 1 to 10. Each is used one time.
1. A dog owner can easily _______________ their pet by taking a walk with them every day.
2. The cabbage in our refrigerator had become _______________ after sitting in there for weeks.
3. The class leader took the _______________ and told her classmates that they were using their
smartphones too much during their lessons.
4. A good _______________ to cutting your spending is to stop buying coffee every morning at
Starbucks.
5. The doctor told me I had to _______________ my eating habits if I was serious about losing
weight.
6. Military service is _______________ in some countries unless you are registered in college or
university.
7. Although the moon is _______________, this has not stopped humans from exploring it for its
resources.
8. A count ry’s balance of imports to exports is a(n) _______________ of a healthy economy.
9. Driving your car at a high velocity on city streets is a(n) _______________ of the traffic laws.
10. The actor’s _______________ attitude at the hotel made the staff think he was a terrible guest.
Directions: Choose the best answer for each of the following.
11. In the U.S., the right to own guns is ______ protected.
a. monotonously
b. pompously
c. irreversibly
d. constitutionally
12. Police action on the protesters was ______ since all of them were unarmed.
a. unjustified
b. scrapped
c. monotonous
d. slipped
13. Trevor’s job at the factory was so ______ that he decided to go back to school.
a. monotonous
b. leaked
c. feasible
d. notorious
14. Patty was so ______ with her Spanish studies that she began to dream in Spanish.
a. scrapped
b. outmoded
c. engrossed
d. prevalent
15. The ______ at a hardware store includes drills, nails and shovels among other things.
a. champion
b. merchandise
c. twinge
d. fertility
16. We had a good ______ when we learned that Jacob had decided to join the circus.
a. decay
b. bureaucracy
c. chuckle
d. indicator
17. Although the company’s plan was ______, they still needed to convince investors to finance the
project.
a. constitutional
b. wasted
c. laid-back
d. feasible
18. After two days of not smoking, my dad’s ______ broke down and he started up again.
a. chuckle
b. willpower
c. carcass
d. corruption
19. Hackers are ______ for breaking into company computer systems and causing much damage.
a. notorious
b. unprecedented
c. drastic
d. sharp
20. Dentists always advise that tooth ______ can be prevented by daily brushing and flossing.
a. accountability
b. metropolis
c. decay
d. trim
21. There is a recent ______ for teens to wear colorful neon T-shirts.
a. alarm
b. trend
c. game
d. reason
22. Jessica ______ very hard ______ learning French, so it is no surprise that she went to study in
Paris.
a. worked / off
b. worked / at
c. worked / out
d. worked / into
23. The undercover detective ______ the gang members by pretending he was one of them.
a. reported back
b. picked up
c. looked through
d. spied on
24. My grandpa was a ______ kick-boxer when he was in teens and even won a few titles.
a. champion
b. biometric
c. prevalent
d. unprecedented
25. The bad investment was ______ as a loss for the company.
a. staked on
b. ridden on
c. shaken off
d. written off
26. The movie star was ______ by scandal and his inability to keep silent when he should have.
a. ruined
b. spoke
c. disproved
d. improved
27. We ______ to our new office, but it needed a little more lighting and some plants.
a. passed through
b. settled in
c. let in
d. sent back
28. There is a drugstore ______ my apartment so I can get medication easily if I get sick.
a. backward
b. back
c. nearby
d. near
29. The law was ______ because it was, so unpopular with the public.
a. rescinded
b. overthrown
c. rigged
d. passed
30. Professor Stone is so ______ that he doesn’t even take attendance of his classes.
a. laid-back
b. altruistic
c. vindictive
d. egoistic