六级替换词练习 180.doc

I Choose the one word or phrase which would best keep sentence if it were substituted for the underlined part:1. We tried to haul timber to the back yard.A. push B. pull C. pedal D. pave2. Professor Clark continued his research work and disregarded his colleagues advice.A. ignored B. deplored C. explored D. implored3. We anticipate being able to have our vacation in July.A. agitate B. expect C. suspect D. surmise4. Mary said that she was fed up.A. disgusted B. satisfied C. ravenous D. full5. They voted to abolish the office of second vice-president.A. decorate B. create C. improve D. eliminate6. Didnt you know that the naughty girl used to skip classes?A. attend classes in time B. miss classesC. cheat in classes D. be unhappy about classes7. Professor Wilson declined to comment on the current political situation.A. refuted B. agreed C. refused D. decided8. Bob ponders when he runs out of money.A. thinks deeply B. has to steal C. pawns something D. schemes a plot9. The original canal was twice broadened for the larger modern boats.A. rerouted B. widened C. reinforced D. tested10. His qualifications surpass the job requirementsA. encompass B. ascend C. exceed D. aid11. Mary frosted the cake.A. served B. iced C. split D. cooled12. They built the motel on the edge of an abandoned village.A. immense B. deserted C. well-run D. remote13. He will abide by his promise if he gives it.A. allow for B. deserted C. well-run D. remote14. The views of the President and Vice-President accord on the new tax bill.A. conflict B. disagree C. agree D. differ15. He would never acknowledge his mistake.A. reject B. ignore C. recognize D. deny16. During the Inquisition, heretics were persecuted for their religious beliefs.A. programmed B. tortured C. investigated D. admired17. The two men had many differences to adjust before they could join forces in business.A. reconcile B. argue C. talk about D. debate18. Be adores his wife and children.A. hates B. loves C. deserts D. abhors19. My sister and I alternate in washing the supper dishes.A. take turns B. tale actions C. take it easy D. take for granted20. They anchored their boat in the outer bay.A. mourned B. mowed C. mooched D. moored21. Mrs. Townsend seemed very annoyed yesterday.A. irritated B. sad C. distracted D. tired22. The audience applauded enthusiastically after the performanceA. clapped B. clasped C. east D. craved23. There is a campaign against hunters who mercilessly slaughter baby sealsA. net B. kill C. capture D. skin24. Because light travels/aster than sound, lightning appears to go before thunder.A. prolong B. transmit C. repel D. precede25. The path ascends here.A. goes forwards B. goes back C, goes up D, goes by26. President John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in 1963.A. born B. put to jail C. arrested D. murdered27. Boys Clubs do not deprive poor children of opportunity to participate in sports. A. denounce B. deny C. degrade D. denote28. The country bestowed its highest medal on the war hero.A. earned B. received C. granted D. declared29. Since she did not speak a foreign language, she was bewildered by the menu at the international restaurant.A. surprised B. frustrated C. perplexed D. enlightened30. The sun bleached the lifeguards hair.A. darkened B. whitened C. dyed D. burnt31. The new contact 1Chess made the woman blink her eyes much more than usual.A. strain and stretch B. open and close C. rub D. shade32. She blushes every time a boy take to her.A. flushes B. weeps C. giggles D. faints33. The scientist tried to fuse the two tubes ,but found it impossible to do.A. separate B. bend C. unite D. drug34. They breed cattle for the market.A. slaughter B. skin C. raise D. sell35. Some of the fruit had been badly bruisedA. damaged B. sorted C, washed D. packed36. The children all bumped against one another in their eagerness to be firstA. pushed B. joked with C. run after D. played with37. All day we could hear the bees buzzing around the roses in our garden.A. growling B. bellowing C. hissing D. humming38. The old snow and mud had compacted and cemented into dirty ice.A. stifled B. hardened C. struck D. stuffed39. The schoolgirls went along chatteringA. talking idly B. dancing C. singing aloud D. shouting40. The Lucas family emigrated from Switzerland before the war. ?A. departed B. lived C. arrived D. resorted41. You will be sent to the prison, if you defy the law.A. oppose B. detect C. depress D. devise42. One must live in the United States for five years in order to apply for citizensA. reside B. accommodate C. originate D. intrude43. Please accompany the kids to the zoo.A. dismiss B. escort C. compete D. encounter44. He yearns to ask his girlfriend to marry him.A. hopes B. wants C. plans D. refuses45. Ill wring your neck if you dont behave.A. twist B. knock C. squeeze D. lower46. The dog panted along behind its masters horse.A. gasped B. wriggled C. trotted D. walked47. He scanned the newspaper while having his breakfast.A. put aside B. fixed his eyes on C. skimmed through D. examined48. The club members voted to repeal the ban no smoking.A. refrain B. recess C. inquire D. abolish49. Nature has endowed him with an inventive mind.A. deprived B. provided C. inspired D. created50. The thief threatened to shoot her/f she screamed.A. stitched B. implemented C. interviewed D. menaced51. The governors helicopter flies over the field for m long time before landing.A. adjusts B. confronts C. subdues D. hovers52.1 have a letter confirming my reservation at the hotel.A. listing B. verifying C. rejecting D. reassigning53. The dying man finally gasped out the name of the murderer.A. uttered breathlessly B. uttered with joy C. uttered with excitement D. uttered with the lips54. The girl was fascinated by the dolls in the big department store.A. enchanted B. disturbed C. delighted D. satisfied55. According to the timetable, the plane for Hong Kong is listed to depart at 4 p.m.A. scheduled B. put C. notified D. written56. A small boat tugged a ship into the harbor.A. guided B. signaled C. towed D. forced57. I was thrilled to receive such a beautiful gift from you.A. very thankful B. driven mad C. very much delighted D. much disappointed58. Many were massacred by the terrorists in the recent events in the Middle EastA. captured B. detained C. killed D. robbed59. The exhibition was patrolled at night by policemen.A. kept watched B. out watched C. watched over D. in the watch60. The boy was hampered by a stone.A. evaded B. overlooked C. hindered D. perplexed61. You have to make great efforts to succeed.A. correspond B. strive C. chatter D. strike62. She resented being called a baby.A. was sad at B. was sorry about C. Was indifferent at D. was indignant at stimulating.63. American journalists often overstate a situation to make the news moreA. inspire B. exaggerate C. dedicate D. misinterpret64. His replies were inconsistent with his previous testimony.A. contradicted B. promoted C. incorporated D. enriched65. The next witness will testify for the defenseA. accuse B. speak C. bear witness D. argue66. I must be trotting along now or 131 miss the bus.A. hurrying away B. running sway C. finishing up D. walking to67. The wages were reckoned by the amount of hours worked.A. paid B. apportioned C. calculated D. supplemented68. The story unfolds as the film goes on.A. extends B. ends C. becomes clear D. becomes confused69. She clasped her necklace with a safety catch.A. pitched B. fastened C. stuck D. bedight70. This microscope magnifies the object 500 times.A. increases the apparent size of B. draws a clear picture ofC. makes a definite account of D. produces copies of71.He used to meditate on his past life.A. subordinate B. muse C. aggravate D. paddle72. His natural intelligence and his experience enabled him to cope with the problem.A. grow B. play C. deal D. stay73. The Indians peeled the bark from the tree to make canoes.A. stripped B. cut to pieces C. burnt D. carved74. The hens are pecking at the corn in the yard.A. playing with B. scratching C. kicking D. picking at75. We inferred from his remarks that he was happy about the project.A. assumed B. answered C. heard D. misunderstood76. He was paralyzed after the strokeA. sad B. moody C. crippled D. gloomy77. Many designers have cut skirts several inches in the side, back, or front seams this year.A. slice B. slit C. chap D. shave78. They have run away from that city.A. fled B. over flew C. expanded D. defended79. The teacher rebuked the students strongly for their laziness.A. retired B. relied C. reproached D. redeemed80. He twisted what I said.A. tampered B. propagated C. solicited D. distorted81. They saluted each other by raising their hats.A. waved B. stopped C. greeted D. communicated82. He dedicated his life to his country.A. devoted B. promoted C. confined D. revised83. We must tread the fire out before we leave.A. stamp B. water C. keep D. strike84. Flatboats transport cars across the Great Lakes between the United States and Canada.A. ferry B. fib C. flee D. fret85. We cannot afford to lag behind other nations in the development of industries.A. draggle B. linger C. drift D. drape86. Formulated in 1823, the Monroe Doctorine emphatically stated that the Americas were no longer open to European colonization.A. argued B. asserted C. abused D. entreated87. When birds migrate, they sometimes fly in formation.A. grow new feathers. B. move from one place to another C. feel death is near D. search for food and water88. Glaciers terminate where the rate of ice loss is equivalent to the forward advance of the glacier.A. stop B. turn C. crack D. rotate89. The hunter was trampled to death by a wild elephant.A. murdered B. crushed C. destroyed D. brought90. The villagers pickled young onions, cucumbers, or any other vegetables for the winner.A. planted B. gathered C. preserved D. salted91. Sally likes to tease her brother about his girl friend.A. charm B. chase C. make fun of D. cheat92. This composition rambles from one subject to another; it does not seem to have any point.A. charm B. chase C. make fun of D. cheat93. During the conference, the speaker tried to convey his feelings concerning the urgency of a favorable decision.A. summon B. impose C. say D. communicate94. I felt greatly flattered at the request that I should make a speech on the occasion.A. surprised B. satisfied C. honored D. disappointed95. He entreated a favor of me.A. rejected B. escorted C. petitioned D. encouraged96. The dog gnawed the bone before he buried it.A. kicked B. trampled C. chewed D. licked97.To uphold justice, we must help him fight the Banisters.A. maintain B. spread C. struggle for D. put forth98. The seasons rotate.A. come in swiftly B. come and go C. come in quietly D. come in cycles99. When I asked him about his plans, he only shrugged his shoulders.A. moved B. turned C. lifted D, touched100. In his article, he cited many passages from Shakespeare to support his argument.A. quoted B. deleted C. added D. dictated101. The snake coiled round the branch.A. wound B. hung C. moved D. lingered102. To prevent the dog from running away, his owner restrained him.A. loosened B. tied C. muzzled D. barked103. Nowadays solar energy is utilized as a source of power.A. changed B. converted C. exploited D. transformed104. Your letter has been transmitted to the authorities concerned.A. passed on B. passed over C. passed through D. passed up105. Dont fret about getting a job; with your qualifications Im sure that you have nothing to worry about.A. speak B. think C. worry D. doubt106. It is not easy for him to mingle with people because he is very shy.A. associate B, take a stroll C. talk 1e/surely D. dried up107. The water soon evaporated in the sun.A. heated B. changed C. got lost D. dried up108. He has violated the law and should be punished accordingly.A. evaded B. disregarded C. broken D. canceled109. Our football team is contending with one from the next town for the championship.A. contesting B. meeting C. conceding D. gathering110. While in Europe on vacation, the twins roamed the countryside on their bikes.A. rounded B. rocked C. conceding D. gathering111. He tramped across the cream-colored carpet, leaving a trail of mud behind him.A. walked heavily B. skipped C. walked unsteadily D. limped112. Professor Baker told me this bottle was labeled as being poison.A. sweated B. intruded C. identified D. deprived113. Intelligent animals modify their behavior in accordance with the demands of the environment.A. change completely B. change slightly C. change greatly D. change suddenly114. Were decided to negotiate with the employers about ourrwage claims.A. fight B. make sure C. intrude D. cross115. The wagon trains had on traverse Indian territory in order to reach California.A. mixed-up B. stupid C. drastic D. out-of-date116. After listening to his speech, I thought his ideas and opinions were so tangled that I could not vote for him.A. mixed-up B. stupid C. drastic D. out-of-date117. The football game commenced at 1:00.A. transpired B. began C. ended D. continued118. The general rallied the scattered soldiers of his army and made a raid upon the enemys camp.A. stands up for B, stands clear for C. stands up to D. stands for119. A red sunset signifies fine weather.A. stands up for B. stands clear for C. stands up to D. stands for120. In order to assure that no infection will occur , a surgeon must wash his hands and arms with an antiseptic soap prior to operating.A. scrub B. crib C. club D, grasp121. His ankle was fractured as a result of his fall.A. slightly hurt B. wrapped up C. broken D. dropped off122. This dress retails $ 70, but the manufacturer only charged the store $ 30 for it.A. sells directly to consumers B. sells directly to consumersC. sells at the second-hand market D. sells in large quantities123. Please separate the coupon and marl it with a check for two dollars to the Colgate- Palmolive.A. detain B. detach C. defile D. delete124. The farmer decided to trade in his one remaining pig.A. keep B. eat C. exchange D. kill125. He was nominated to the vacant post.A. named B. refused C. accepted D. ordered126. Do not leave the iron on that delicate fabric or the heat will scorch it.A. melt B. press C. discolor D. wrinkle127. The doctor prescribed aspirin for my headache.A. specified B. specialized C. speculated D. speciated128. He was hard up for money and could not concentrate on his a0ademie work.A. carry on B. pay for C. continue with D. focus on129. The convicted prisoner was condemned to spend 10 years in prison.A. required B, charged C. sentenced D. forged130. John Witle collaborated on a novel with a friend.A. gathered together with B. obtained from C. worked together on D. purchased131. He winked at her, and she knew hw was only pretending to be angry.A. stuffed B. laughed C. blinked D. had an eye132. The old has compacted into the hardness of ice.A. changed B. melted C. compressed D. heaped133. Stop whispering in the concert; say whatever it is out loud.A. screaming B. murmuring C. complaining D. playing134. Allen excels at music.A. thinks about B. delves into C. quakes over D. is proficient in135. She puffed hard as she climbed the stairs.A. struggled B. stepped C. breathed D. sweated136. A dry leaf was seen quivering in the cold winter wind.A. blowing off B. waving C. dropping off D. trembling137. I ripped my coat on the nail.A. hung B. slipped C. spoiled D. stored138. He was racked with a cough.A. tortured B. caught C. tired D. furious139. You should simulate the virtues of great and good men.A. concur B. imitate C. transform D. encourage140. This wood is too wet to kindle.A. chop B. carve C. dry D. burn141. She quenched her thirst by drinking water.A. aggravated B, retained C. awakened D. satisfied142. He revived with artificial respiration.A. came back to life B. stood up again C. was resoled D. was breathing143. To shatter a mirror accidentally is considered bad luck.A. drop B. cover C. smash D. knock144. My husband was tossing about all night. He couldnt get to sleep.A. groaning B. complaining C. flinging D. turning over145. He was expelled from the school for breaking the rules.A. driven home B. driven off C. driven hard D. driven out146. The children flocked round their teacher.A. gathered B. danced C. shouted D. dashed147. His tastes and habits coincide those of his wife.A. contradict B. differ C. agree D. same148. The mining company complied with the regulation.A. voted for B. conformed to C. defied D. appealed149. The ship is propelled. by steam.A. promoted B. improved C. driven D. ignited150. I was tickled by his humorous stories.A. upset B. amused C. encouraged D. applauded151. John used to like to throw javelin.A. batch B. hurl C. conceal D. bari152. The woman jerked her hand from the stove.A. quickly pulled B. quickly pushed C. slowly removed D. gently took153. shes always preaching the v