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(1)To complete each item, choose the best word among the ten choices.

1. After his death many people (@@@ ) him at the funeral.
2. My boss called me under the (@@@ ) of inviting me to a party.
3. The ( @@@) of his confession was that he was responsible for the crime he had been accused of.
4. By a coup dfetat a military leader (@@@ ) power in one African nation.
5. Junior colleges around Japan must (@@@ ) with lower future enrollments.
6. A(n) (@@@ ) such as the French Revolution affects all countries.
7. Something must be ( @@@) at her--- she has been very moody.
8. We were annoyed by his (@@@ ) reply, for we had been expecting definite assurances of his approval.
9. He looked for exotic foods to stimulate his (@@@ ) appetite.
10. They prayed he would come back from the war (@@@ ) .

cataclysm, eulogize, gnaw, grapple, jade, noncommittal, pretext, unscathed, upshot, usurp
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(2)To complete each item, choose the best word among the four choices.

1. In his opinion, the hazards of general anesthesia (@@@ ) the risk of surgery itself.
  1.outweigh 2. intake 3. outlet 4. insulate
   
2. The company offered the lawyer two very ( @@@) reasons for him to leave his parents law firm: a higher salary and shorter working hours.
  1. confronting 2. tedious 3. compelling 4. virtuous
   
3. Under pressure from environmentalists, Watney Council has voted to create a 40-acre ( @@@) zone to protect Watney Marsh, a haven for wild birds, from a planned industrial estate.
  1. bumper 2. verge 3. buffer 4. valve
   
4. A (@@@ ) group in management is causing a lot of problems for the organization.
  1. sliver 2. rampart 3. splinter 4. resonant
   
5. When the diamond brooch was found missing, the police immediately (@@@ ) the downtown pawnshops.
  1. scourged 2. scuffled 3. scurried 4. scoured
   
6. Many members of the committee havenft shown up today, so we donft have a ( @@@) and canft hold the meeting.
  1. quorum 2. quadrant 3. quota 4. quantum
   
7. I didn't know the welfare officer could be so ( @@@) to children whom he should be helping.
  1. rustic 2. phlegmatic 3. ostentatious 4. enormous
   
8. It took me some time before I got the (@@@ ) of making an omelet.
  1. knock 2. knack 3. click 4. clack
   
9. John Alter has a column (@@@ ) in more than 200 newspapers throughout the country.
  1.syndicated 2. organized 3. federated 4. subscribed
   
10. The human rights group issued a report severely criticizing the (@@@ ) living conditions in the refugee camp.
  1. livid 2. lucid 3. placid 4. squalid
   
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