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up of            B.  consisted ofª¤ C.  constituted of            D.  made from ª¤ 
33.   A.  apply       B.  adaptª¤ C.  take       D.  conduct ª¤ 
34.   A.  elementary       B.  crucial  ª¤ C.  rudimentary      D.  fundamental ª¤  
35.   A.  Suppose                B.  To suppose  ª¤ C.  Being supposed     D.  Supposed ª¤ 
36.   A.  in a word          B.  in the meantime  C.  in other words          D.  in that case ª¤ 
37.   A.  Similarly     B.  In contrast ª¤ C.  Furthermore  D.  Instead ª¤ 
38.   A.  on that      B.  on which  ª¤ C.  at that       D.  at which ª¤ 
39.   A.  known    B.  defined ª¤ C.  called         D.  referred to ª¤ 
40.   A.  classified    B.  recognized ª¤ C.  categorized     D. distinguished

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There are twenty-five sentences in this section. Beneath each sentence there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Choose one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.ª¤ Mark your answers on your answer sheet.ª«ª¤ 

41.    Acute hearing helps most animals sense the approach of thunderstorm s long before people___.ª¤ 

      A. do B. hear             C. do them          D. hearing it ª¤ 

42.  This is an illness that can result in total blindness ___ left u ntreated.ª¤ 

      A. after     B. if  C. since D.unless ª¤ 

43.    The central provinces have floods in some years, and ___.ª¤ 

A. drought in others     B. droughts are othersª¤  C. while other droughts  D. others in drought ª¤ 

44.    Do help yourself to some fruit,___ you?ª¤ 

A. can¡¯t  B. don¡¯t  C. wouldn¡¯t   D. won¡¯t ª¤ 

45.    There___ nothing more for discussion, the meeting came to an e nd half an hour earlier.ª¤  

A.  to be           B. to have been        C. being      D. be 

46.    My mother can¡¯t get ___ because she has rheumatism (·çʪ²¡). ª¤ 

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