close

(    ) 110. We're not sure what caused it, but Neal ___________ at the boss for no apparent reason and was told to either get counseling or he would be fired.

(A) explode at

(B) exploding at

(C) explosion at

(D) exploded at

 

council / councilor / counsel   嘻嘻誰 council councilor counsel

consult / consul / console /    輸輸收 consult consul console

 

council couuncilor counsel

consult consul console

 

counsel

律師; 商議; 勸告

console

操縱臺; 演奏台; 操作桌; 落地式收音機

consul

領事, 執政官

 

(    ) 111. Chelsea's ___________ personality helps her make friends wherever she goes.

(A) magnet

(B) magnetic

(C) magnify

(D) magnitude

(    ) 112. Mark's doctor told him that his obesity would ___________ cost him his life if he did not eat better and exercise regularly.

(A) consequence

(B) ultimately / ultimatum

(C) lastly

(D) therefore

(    ) 113. Everyone started to come to life and ______:____ when the boss began going over the requirements for pay / salary / wage raises for life next year.

(A) sit up

(B) sit down

(C) sit on .

(D) sit out

 

sit up

 

sit in an upright position; sit; stay awake late; be amazed

 

sit on

work at; serve as -, be a member of –

 

sit on

1 : to hold deliberations concerning
2 : REPRESSSQUELCH 
3 : to delay action or decision concerning
4 : to wait or be ready for (a specific pitch) in baseball

 

sit out

stay until the end; prevent participating in -

 

(    ) 114. It was best to let Miranda ___________ the alcohol than to try to wake her and bring her home.

(A) sleep off

(B) sleep in

(C) sleep on

(D) sleepover

sleep off

relieve (drunkenness) by sleep

 

sleep in

sleep at one's workplace; sleep later than usual

 

sleepover

n. staying as a guest overnight at someone's house; instance in which friends stay overnight at the same house (often in the case of a children's party)

 

(     ) 115. It's amazing how colas have this ability to eat away at other ______material, and

yet people drink it constantly not realizing what it does to their stomach lining.

(A) corrode

(B) corrosive

(C) corrosion

(D) corroding

 

eat something away or eat away at/into

erode or destroy something gradually.

eat away

gnaw at, nibble away at, erode

 

 

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(     ) 116. Inga thinks the more she _________ up to the boss the more well liked she'll be, but in actuality it just means she's going to get more work for the same amount of pay.

(A) cozy up

(B) coziness up

(C) coziest up

(D) cozies up

 

cozy up

Function:          

intransitive verb

Date:              

1965


: to attain or try to attain familiarity, friendship, or intimacy : ingratiate oneself <cozying up to the boss>

 

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(     ) 117. The _________ looks and glances that Mrs. Jenks gave her oldest daughter told her exactly what she thought about her decision to get a tattoo.

(A) deprecate

(B) deprecating

(C) deprecation

(D) depreciative rare usage

 

deprecate

v. disapprove; protest against; belittle, disparage

 

 

depreciative

adj. critical, disparaging, belittling, scornful

 

(

(     ) 118. Joe's _________ personality has captivated Nora's heart and attention for some time now.

(A) electric

(B) electrifying

(C) electrocution

(D) electrode                                                        (

(     ) 119. Angela's _________ has managed to offend almost everyone, but that's just part of who she is.

(A) foolhardy

(B) fowl manners

(C) foul

(D) foul mouth                                                    

 

 

Questions 144-146 refer to the following letter.

 

Hello,

This is Nina, and welcome to our department. I'm contacting you because you have applied for an assistantship in Chinese/Japanese. The hiring process requires you to do several things. For ________, you will need to go to a new employee orientation, and sign various forms. I am not savvy at all when it comes to computers, so I can't link you to the page that I want you to visit. Here it is at: www.umass.edu/gradschool/assistantship There will be a link that reads 'additional information for new graduate employees' (or similar). Click on that for the particulars.

£

(    )144.

(A) for instant

(B) for instances

(C) for instantaneous

(D) for instance

 

I expect postcards from both of you and I'm sure we'll all be swapping stories when we meet up in September. Things are _______ great here in Canada and it's wonderful to see my family again.

(     ) 145. (A) isn't

(B) wasn't

(C) aren't

(D) weren't

I want to make sure that you have all of the information that you need in order to get paid on time.  You
have to attend an orientation for new teaching assistants. Choose one from among the following:
Tuesday, August 26       
2:30pm                   Mahar Auditorium
Wednesday, August 27                     
2:30pm                     Mahar Auditorium

You must bring with you: (1) US passport or (2) Driver's License or University picture ID AND Social security card or US birth certificate or (3) _______ check for direct deposit of pay into checking account.

(     ) 146. (A) voided check

(B) avoided check

(C) avoidance check

(D) voidance check

 

rubber check

Function:          

noun

Etymology:         

from its coming back like a bouncing rubber ball

Date:              

1921


: a check returned by a bank because of insufficient funds in the payer's account

 

bounced check

check which was returned because the bank account did not have enough money to pay it

 

International students must bring: (l)Visa (2) Unexpired passport with 1-94 card (3) I-20 or DS-2019 (4) Social Security card if you have one (5) List of dates of entry to and exit from the U.S., and (6) Voided ; check for direct deposit of pay into your checking account.

Regards, J Nina i

 

 

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