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142206Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)29. Th

142207Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)28. On

142208Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)26. We

142209Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)25. Ma

142210Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)24. Th

142211Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)23. Th

142212Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined words in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)22. R

142213Unit 4（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined words in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (intimacy, distribute, predispose, abrasion, toxic, entrench, alteration, prevalence, fibrous, deliberately)21. S

142214Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 20. The finance indu

142215Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 19. The law only app

142216Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 18. As biological re

142217Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 17. In cases of dome

142218Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 16. They returned to

142219Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 15. After two weeks

142220Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 14. We are disruptin

142221Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 13. People who recei

142222Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 12. Just as the pres

142223Unit 4（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (fare, alternately, quandary, accredited, intervene, stigma, transformative, derisively, deem, compassion) 11. The orphanage is

142224Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 4. 10. It can be inferred that the effect of stigmatization in obese teenagers will end once they lose some weight and go to college.

142225Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 4. 9.　According to the author, an adolescent can understand the significance of a drastic operation and can follow a restricted diet after the operation.

142226Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 4. 8. The study shows that the duration of obesity may have an influence on the surgical outcome.

142227Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 4. 7. So far, a gastric bypass surgery is the most effective treatment for substantial weight-loss for obese people.

142228Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 4. 6. The criteria for the adolescent candidates for the study described in the text were different from those for the adult candidates.

142229Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 4. 5.　The words of Eric Decker in Paragraph 12 show that （）.

142230Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 4. 4. How many accredited centers for weight-loss surgery are there for teenagers in the U.S.A?

142231Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 4. 3. What is NOT the consequence of the operation of gastric bypass surgery?

142232Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 4. 2. Who is the lead author of the new study mentioned in the text?

142233Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 4. 1. The study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that after the weight-loss surgery, （）.

142234His paper only provides a （） analysis of how the violence in video games affects young people and is not informative at all.

142235The generator will shut off （） if the temperature rises above a specified point.

142236The chemical composition of seawater bears little （） to that of river water.

142237Unit 3（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form when necessary. (sanction, hierarchical, nuisance, dysfunctional, accountability, infringe, gripe, starkly, averse, discreetly)30.

142238Unit 3（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form when necessary. (sanction, hierarchical, nuisance, dysfunctional, accountability, infringe, gripe, starkly, averse, discreetly)28.

142239Unit 3（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form when necessary. (sanction, hierarchical, nuisance, dysfunctional, accountability, infringe, gripe, starkly, averse, discreetly)25.

142240Unit 3（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form when necessary. (sanction, hierarchical, nuisance, dysfunctional, accountability, infringe, gripe, starkly, averse, discreetly)23.

142241Unit 3（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form when necessary. (sanction, hierarchical, nuisance, dysfunctional, accountability, infringe, gripe, starkly, averse, discreetly)21.

142242Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)20. Mr. Bolsonaro was （） to victo

142243Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)19.　Adopted at birth by a couple

142244Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)18.　A （） world is a computer-base

142245Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)17. The new economic development

142246Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)16. This proposal will almost cer

142247Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)15. Hurricanes are （） beasts, the

142248Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)13. There is a great deal of inte

142249Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)12. In a deliberately （） speech,

142250Unit 3（）Text A. VocabularyFill in the blank in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form if necessary. (anathema, obsession, indulge, provocative, spark, harness, virtual, propel, fickle, generate)11. He is as active now as he eve

142251Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 3. 10. People today have access to an overwhelming amount of information, which raises concerns about the unnecessary information.

142252Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 3. 9. Generation Y, like their parents, are also interested in news, but they do not trust TV news programs.

142253Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 3. 8. Guardian Witness is a TV program in the UK that allows crime witnesses to share their experiences.

142254Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 3. 7. Over the past decade the creative industry has reached such a high level of professionalism that only experts can get involved.

142255Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 3. 6. Technology makes it possible for average people to become famous.

142256Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 3.5. The word tastemaker in paragraph 11 means （）.

142257Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 3.4. What is true about the digital audience?

142258Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 3.3. Accroding to Text A, which of the following statements about the technology age is true?

142259Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 3.2. Which of the following statements represents Dick Penny's opinion described in paragraph 4？

142260Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 3. 1. According to Text A, technology brings opportunities for people in the creative industries to （）.

142261They have been reluctant to　admit AIDS patients, partly because of fears of （）.

142262Mexico hopes that roughly equalizing the vaccination rates on both sides of the border will （） the lifting of those restrictions.

142263After the examination, the math teacher told me Youre so smart! Im surprised they kept you in the （） class for so long.

142264U.S. companies are （） from selling goods to companies on the list without Commerce Department licenses, which are difficult to obtain.

142265Of all the issues that hindered the peace process, none was more devastating and frustrating than the （） of violence in the country.

142266Like most of Windows 11, these are （） changes that you only really start to notice after using the OS for a few days.

142267Manufacturers of all sizes are under the strongest inflationary pressure following a （） rise in raw-materials prices.

142268After the death of the father, the family later settled in Connecticut, where the mother　（）　tennis and raised their children.

142269The new rules released on last Friday barred for-profit tutoring in core school subjects; therefore, all institutions offering tutoring on the school curriculum would be （） as non-profit organizations.

142270State and hospital funding continues to （） and the budget of that hospital is roughly 50 percent of what it was when Jerry was a doctor there.

142271The new teaching model can motivate learners, increase their learning interest and （） their learning efficiency.

142272The experience gained on this project can be of （） to others who endeavor to take a similar approach.

142273Regular junk food intake leads to （） long-term health problems.

142274The present study （） whether or not test takers performance is affected by factors other than their English proficiency.

142275When I was trying to download the Netflix app, the following message appeared on my cell phone: This app is not （） with your device.

142276Mr. Johnson has been particularly good at handling issues concerning employees and labor （）.

142277The supervisor responsible for regular assessment will be transferred to the accounting （） in Los Angles.

142278Unit 2（）Text B. VocabularyReplace the underlined word in the following sentence with one of these words and change the form where necessary. (erode, clash, detract from, frugal, underscore, endorse, annoyance, stigma, reclaim, contemplative)21.Charges wer

142279Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2.　10. When the Chinese announce at the beginning of a meeting that they will have to leave soon, they are indicating their reluctance to participate.

142280Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2.　9. Germans like to divide programs into manageable tasks and make strict schedule to finish them.

142281Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2.　8. Arabs attach great importance to punctuality. Many things in their life can be predicted based on their schedule.

142282Decide whether this statement is true or false according to Text A of Unit 2.　7. In the U.S., one who can get abundant financial reward without working hard is considered successful.

142283Choose the best answer to this question based on the information in Text A of Unit 2.　3. Which of the following statements is true for people who are multi-active?

142284Many of the regions pigs and （） are raised indoors, where farmers combine methods such as fans, showers and cooling systems.

142285The company (Urgent Care of Connecticut ) （） rapid expansion over the next 12 to 18 months as the　need for urgent care services　continues to grow across the country.

142286The demand to spend 60 hours　per week at an office is one that （） the lives of professional, higher-paid workers.

142287It is our wish that the next decade will bring　peace, happiness, and （）, with us learn to respect our difference.

142288The young gentleman feels lucky, but from time to time, he cant shed the （） that blankets him.

142289It is reported by several news agencies that those factors will constrain the governments ability to （） the economy again.

142290The zoo　limits food from tourists to just 10 percent of a dolphins daily （） in order to dissuade food dependency.

142291When the firm went public in April, it was（） by some investment firms over its bad record on workers rights.

142292Many people who cant smell will lose their appetites, putting them at risk of nutritional （） and unintended weight loss.

142293To reduce the green house effect, countries all over the world need to　pursue （） emissions cuts over the next decade.

142294Extreme weather events are often from a combination of unusual,　（）, short-term and natural weather patterns heightened by long-term, human-caused climate change.

142295Although the twin sisters paths are （）, each has their own journey with a set of challenges they need to overcome.

142296We all know that human beings are （）　to error, so can perfection be achieved?

142297The UN has evolved　over the years to keep （） with a rapidly changing world.

142298Information overload occurs when the amount of input to a system （）　its processing capacity.

142299In Individualistic societies, people define themselves in terms of I and their unique （）.

142300While most police officers fulfill their duty diligently, there are some who （）　the power they have to satisfy selfish personal desires.

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