MBA-2010年MBA英语测试附答案（三）

MBA-2010年MBA英语测试附答案（三）

    1. He found it hard to ___ the temptation to get drunk.
　　A．resign
　　B．resist
　　C．refuse
　　D．reserve
　　2. If you don't dry the knife, it will ___.
　　A．ruin
　　B．rust
　　C．decay
　　D．spoil
　　3. It's too late to change your mind now, so there's no point in ___ tears over it.
　　A．discarding
　　B．streaming
　　C．shedding
　　D．flowing
　　4. She ___ and fell from the top of the stairs to the bottom.
　　A．slipped
　　B．skated
　　C．spilt
　　D．split
　　5. The children had been ___ of the danger, but had taken no notice.
　　A．warned
　　B．alerted
　　C．threatened
　　D．persuaded
　　6. Franklin's ability to learn from observations and experience ___ greatly to his success in public life.
　　A．contributed
　　B．owed
　　C．attached
　　D．related
　　7. Half the students were ___ as they bored with the lessons.
　　A．yielding
　　B．yawning
　　C．stooping
　　D．straining
　　8. It is not profitable to provide bus services in districts where the population is widely ___.
　　A．scattered
　　B．separated
　　C．spaced
　　D．divided
　　9.The car accident was ___ to the driver's violation of the traffic regulations.
　　A．assigned
　　B．contributed
　　C．attributed
　　D．transferred
　　10. This meat is rather tough; you have to ___ it for a long time.
　　A．chew
　　B．bite
　　C．eat
　　D．swallow
11. This terrorist attack has been ___ by the entire international community.
　　A．condemned
　　B．scolded
　　C．criticized
　　D．blamed
　　12. What these young men were doing ___ a threat to the safety of the whole neighborhood.
　　A．constructed
　　B．constituted
　　C．contracted
　　D．contributed
　　13. Natural gas can be used to power cars by ___ their engines.
　　A．converting
　　B．condensing
　　C．transferring
　　D．transmitting
　　14. Humidity is so intense in some parts of the tropics that Europeans find they are unable to ____it.
　　A．maintain
　　B．persist
　　C．endure
　　D．sustain
　　15. The road was so icy that the drivers had trouble stopping their cars from ___.
　　A．drifting
　　B．cruising
　　C．sliding
　　D．sloping
　　16. Once we'd ___ the subject of Jill's wedding, we had nothing to say to each other.
　　A．exerted
　　B．executed
　　C．exhausted
　　D．explained
　　17. Despite the rescuers' strenuous（艰苦的） efforts, hopes of finding the missing climbers are now beginning to____.
　　A．decrease
　　B．fade
　　C．loosen
　　D．faint
　　18. Don't ___ to contact me if you need any more information.
　　A．hesitate
　　B．pause
　　C．postpone
　　D．frighten
　　19. After a day's work, people may feel ___ to relax themselves by reading or watching TV.
　　A．inclined
　　B．intended
　　C．declined
　　D．subjected
　　20. This machine works very well so long as no one ___ with it.
　　A．disturbs
　　B．upsets
　　C．interrupts
　　D．interferes
二、完形填空
　　The government is to ban payments to witnesses by newspapers seeking to buy up people involved in prominent cases _1_ the trial of Rosemary West.
　　In a significant _2_of legal controls over the press. Lord Irvine, the Lord Chancellor, will introduce a _3_bill that will propose making payments to witnesses _4_and will strictly control the amount of _5_that can be given to a case _6_a trial begins.
　　In a letter to Gerald Kaufman, chairman of the House of Commons media select committee. Lord Irvine said he _7_with a committee report this year which said that self regulation did not _8_sufficient control.
　　 9_of the letter came two days after Lord Irvine caused a _10_of media protest when he said the _11_of privacy controls contained in European legislation would be left to judges _12_ to Parliament.
　　The Lord Chancellor said introduction of the Human Rights Bill, which _13_the European Convention on Human Rights legally _14_in Britain, laid down that everybody was _15_ to privacy and that public figures could go to court to protect themselves and their families.
　　"Press freedoms will be in safe hands _16_our British judges," he said.
　 Witness payments became an _17_after West was sentenced to 10 life sentences in 1995. Up to 19 witnesses were _18_to have received payments for telling their stories to newspapers. Concerns were raised _19_witnesses might be encouraged to exaggerate their stories in court to _20_guilty verdicts.
　　1 A．as to
　　B．for instance
　　C．in particular
　　D．such as
　　2 A．tightening
　　B．intensifying
　　C．focusing
　　D．fastening
　　3 A．sketch
　　B．rough
　　C．preliminary
　　D．draft
　　4 A．illogical
　　B．illegal
　　C．improbable
　　D．improper
　　5 A．publicity
　　B．penalty
　　C．popularity
　　D．peculiarity
　　6 A．since
　　B．if
　　C．before
　　D．as
　　7 A．sided
　　B．shared
　　C．complied
　　D．agreed
　　8 A．present
　　B．offer
　　C．manifest
　　D．indicate
　　9 A．Release
　　B．Publication
　　C．Printing
　　D．Exposure
　　10 A．storm
　　B．rage
　　C．flare
　　D．flash
　　11 A．translation
　　B．interpretation
　　C．exhibition
　　D．demonstration
　　12 A．better than
　　B．other than
　　C．rather than
　　D．sooner than
　　13 A．changes
　　B．makes
　　C．sets
　　D．turns
　　14 A．binding
　　B．convincing
　　C．restraining
　　D．sustaining
　　15 A．authorized
　　B．credited
　　C．entitled
　　D．qualified
　　16 A．with
　　B．to
　　C．from
　　D．by
　　17 A．iMPAct
　　B．incident
　　C．inference
　　D．issue
　　18 A．stated
　　B．remarked
　　C．said
　　D．told
　　19 A．what
　　B．when
　　C．which
　　D．that
　　20 A．assure
　　B．confide
　　C．ensure
　　D．guarantee
 

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