[单项选择]The three foreigners were pushed out of the way because______.
A. they did not queue for the bus
B. they were foreigners
C. the people were unfriendly
D. there were not any reasons

[单项选择]The three foreigners was pushed out of the way because ______ .
A. they did not queue for the bus
B. they were foreigners
C. the people were unfriendly
D. there were not any reasons

[单项选择]Gathering of more than three persons were prohibited, supposedly in the name of______.
A. the law and the order
B. law and order
C. the order and the law
D. order and law

[单项选择]We were running out of money and things were looking ______.
A. grim
B. glossy
C. gorgeous
D. gracious

[单项选择]The three boys were given work according to their （） abilities.
A. respectful
B. respectable
C. respective
D. responsible

[单项选择]In the accident three men were trapped in a submerged vehicle, and their only hope was another man whose legs were broken.
A. wrecked
B. burnt
C. overturned
D. sunk

[单项选择]Recently three new applications were installed on all the desktops in a company branch. One of the applications causes Windows to crash on startup, but the technician is unable to find out which application it is. Without removing all three applications, which of the following is the BEST way to determine the cause of the crash?（）
A. Launch REGEDIT and remove the offending applications from the Run key.
B. Start the computer in Safe Mode and check Event Viewer.
C. Put in the ERD and when the window pops up select the option for Repair Broken Links and Applications.
D. Hit the F6 key as Windows loads and run Repair Broken Links and Applications.

[单项选择]Light goes three quarters of the way from the earth to the noon in one second．
A. 光一秒钟以后能走完25%的路程、从地球到月球。
B. 光一秒钟可以走过地球至月球距离的75%。
C. 光一秒钟可以走过地球至月球距离的四分之三。
D. 光一秒钟可以通过地球到月球距离的四分之三。

[单项选择]The three women were put into prison because ______.

[单项选择]Today three out of four Americans __ towns, cities or suburbs.
A. live through
B. live in
C. live up to
D. live on

[单项选择]

Passage Three In 1968, five people were murdered in Northern California. The killer called himself the Zodiac. He either shot or knifed his victims. No one knew when, where, or who the Zodiac would kill next. Paul Stine is believed to have been his final victim. Stine was a cab driver in San Francisco when he was shot to death in 1969. The Zodiac sent a piece of Stine’s bloody shirt to a newspaper bragging about the killing. The Zodiac has been compared with the recent Washington, D.C. snipers. These serial killers seemed to have no reason for the murders. Victims were chosen at random. Letters were sent to newspapers. In the letters, the killers made fun of the police who tried to catch them. Both the Zodiac and the D.C. sniper got thrills out of murdering and scaring people. Arthur Allen was thought to be the Zodiac. The police never charged him. He denied that he had done the murders. When Allen died in 1992, tests were done on his body. Part of his brain tissue w
A. scared he would kill again
B. worried the police would arrest him
C. to feeling very sad
D. a great thrill