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79019Games are games. They’ll always be there. They won't help you get further in life, just help you （） in the same spot. They can make you ignore responsibility.

79020I now suspect that just as a deer herd lives in mortal fear of its wolves, so does a mountain live in mortal fear of its deer. (Unit 6: Thinking like a Mountain)In this statement, the author seems to suggest that （）.

79021Frequently irascible, Michelangelo was as impatient with the shortcomings of others as he was with his own. (Unit 5: The Sublime Shadowed by the Awesome and the Fearful)Michelangelo's impatience in this sentence results from （）.

79022Think of the countless changes in which you yourself have had a part, the whole universe is change, and life itself is but what you deem it. (Unit 4: The Meditations)What does the author imply?

79023Furthermore, the great athletic contests and artistic competitions had a continually renewed unifying effect. (Unit 3: Ancient Greece) The underlined words “unifying effect” in this sentence means that （）.

79024We might not always be aware of it, but in every case we give something up for those options. (Unit 2: Why Options Distract us from Our Main Objectives)　 In this statement, the author seems to suggest that （）.

79025He is actually racing with time, for these structures are all the while undergoing a steady and uncompromising process of disintegration. (Unit 1：In Search of Ancient Chinese Architecture)The steady and uncompromising disintegration of these structures is

79026In longer periods of poverty past savings are （）, household goods deteriorate and cannot be replaced, and debts accrue and become unsustainable.

79027The risk of diarrhea(腹泻) was lower among those （） boiled water but this finding was not statistically significant.

79028If we had carried out the survey after a drought or another （）, the responses might have been different.

79029The government has put an end to new efforts to （） hazardous waste in sensitive environmental areas.

79030The pigeons were picked up and piled in heaps, until each has as many as he could possibly （）.

79031Doctors demanded the （） of the drug from the market after several cases of dangerous side-effects were reported.

79032The Black Death , an unprecedented（） in history, had a great impact on the European culture.

79033I strongly suggest that you grow a collection of wild flowers in your own garden rather than pick them from the countryside and assist in （） the stocks.

79034If disease is allowed to spread among the crops, it will cause wide spread （）.

79035Each of us needs to （） at least 5 liters of water per day, and everything we eat and drink contains water.

79036A summary needs to be （） and brief rather than too descriptive; so you don’t want to get too specific with details like numbers and dates.

79037The excitement of starting a new job is always （） a certain apprehension.

79038Because the managers （） farmers to be an inferior social class, they do not take the farmers’ demands seriously.

79039The more self-knowledge we have, the more control we can （） over our feelings and behaviour.

79040（） school rules, the teacher asked him to wear his face mask when inside the building.

79041Education is about opening the vistas of human potential, stretching the mind and exploring the soul in an endless （） of wisdom.

79042All six cases identified （） in visitors to the area, and most had very limited exposure to the contaminated water.

79043Going by his experiences of running hotels in Asia, Pavlakis believes service standards in Asian hotels are far （） to that of those in other parts of the world.

79044Do you have （） financial reserves to deal with unexpected problems?

79045When people get some time off, they usually indulge in their favorite （）.

79046Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers （） upon this continent a new nation, conceived and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

79047We honor them not only because they are guardians of our liberty, but because they （） the spirit of service, a willingness to find meaning in something greater than themselves.

79048Despite his efforts to （）, Thomas' two sisters never spoke to him again.

79049He wants us to have faith in his promises, to trust him （） and rely solely on him.

79050Effective crisis leadership can help us regain a sense of power （） a pandemic.

79051In societies wholly dedicated to the principle of social equality, （） private education is forbidden.

79052The restaurant in which we ate that night had more people in it at 11pm, 51 more to be （）, than it did at 10pm.

79053As a student, I want to use my creativity to explore possible solutions to problems I （）.

79054For pedestrian safety, controlling vehicle speed is crucial, because the likelihood of （） and the severity of the consequences both increase with rising speeds.

79055How could anyone simply （） while millions of people are starving?

79056I would say that I can tell within the first five minutes whether the applicants are going to （） our company.

79057I wish I could （） and relive my schooldays; I regret not having tried harder and passed more exams.

79058Just as some financial institutions proved too big to fail , some Japanese suppliers are now revealed to be too crucial to （）.

79059The artist's （） attitude towards death is rooted in the fact that he not only fears death but at the same time desires it.

79060He is well （） in his specialty,　in law, finance, or engineering, but lacks any knowledge of data processing.

79061Book is my best friend, both silent and most loyal. As long as I do not discard it, it never takes the （） to get away from me.

79062（） English is easy to acquire, but mastery of the language is quite difficult.

79063With convenient transport links, the hotel enjoys a （） position in an intellectual setting near the university and museum district.

79064To cultivate students' scientific （） ability is the most important assignment for science education in age of knowledge economy.

79065Technology doesn't work on its own. It's just a tool. You are the ones who （） its power.

79066Artists' renderings of space can be pretty impressive, and sometimes hard to （） the real thing based on hard science.

79067I am too busy to （） the Web every day, but I do try to spend a bit of time there.

79068Did they （） the houses to make room for a big industrial complex?

79069Americans treat doctors with a strange mixture of awe, respect, cynicism, and （）.

79070The code of ethics is an （） law; it controls peoples’ thought, and is an important dependent ways that the soft law is carried out.

79071Some scientists believe the work to （） the human genetic code is no less important than the Apollo moon landing program.

79072I often take a moment as I wait at our grocery store checkout stand to （） the covers of the magazines displayed there.

79073Remember that there is nothing stable in human affairs; therefore avoid undue elation in prosperity, or undue depression in （）.

79074English has become a （） language. It is a technique for students to master fluently. But many students haven't been interested in it.

79075To （） weeds is not only to destroy their visible parts but also to pull them out by the roots.

79076Mr. Dolittle always （） his good health （） careful living.

79077Make a list of your goals and（） time to talk with your supervisor.

79078Officials said they were working to （） the remaining survivors and had passed oxygen cylinders and water to those still trapped.

79079The personal letters of Michelangelo and Beethoven reveal a deep sympathy and concern for those close to them, and a profound understanding of humanity （） their works.

79080While these uncertainties （） large, out of crises comes opportunity to realize a new decade of growth.

79081The American westerners held the （） that their society might have privileges but they would be privileges each man had won for himself.

79082We have found that （） and conversation－－just thinking and talking－－can help people choose right over wrong.

79083It comes as news to many visitors that these artists do not themselves （） their works.

79084Michelangelo’s reactions to his rivals—Raphael and Leonardo, two （） of his time—were impulsive and antagonistic.

79085After the （） of the affair, Sanford's wife Jenny divorced him and wrote a book.

79086Home is the place where we （） the most, but are often treated the best.

79087China says that it is too underdeveloped to （） letting its currency float freely on the foreign exchange markets.

79088India has reasons to （）, especially with an ever-expanding Chinese strategic footprint all around in its neighbourhood.

79089For me, flying a helicopter was no passing （）.

79090A judge should be （）, attentive, impartial, hard-working, and prompt in ascertaining the facts and applying the law.

79091Whether I （） to bed early or late, I rise with the sun.

79092Every one of us must reach out a helping hand and extend our love to those （） with diseases to make this world a better place.

79093To pessimists, autumn is a season for sadness and （）, for life is so vulnerable to weather.

79094Rub some onion to a bee sting, mosquito bite or any insect bite. After a few hours, the pain, itchiness and swelling will （）.

79095To her great disappointment and （） she failed in math examination again.

79096Health workers have started a major vaccination campaign to help earthquake survivors （） any chance of disease.

79097Don't fret over failure. （） success and have fun along the way.

79098First and （）, let me wish you, your families, and the populations you represent all the best for a healthy new year.

79099The body is very cooperative in becoming more （） quite quickly if we practise stretching postures regularly.

79100The concept of a separation of science from religion during the seventeenth century implies that during preceding centuries there had been a （）.

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