大二年级上册新视觉英语题库

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1.Disappointment,griefandsleeplessnessseizedhimfor

daysafterreceivingtheletter.

2.Anewspaperpublishedsomerathersboberinginformation

aboutpunishmentfordrunkendrivingconvictionsinother

countries.

3.Successisdiscoveringyourbesttalents,skillsandabilities,

andapplyingthemwheretheywillmakethemosteffective

contributiontoyourfellowmen.

4,Peoplefamiliarwiththemattersaidthatanofficial

announcementcouldcomeasearlyastoday.

5.Everyhumanbeingshouldlearntotrulyappreciatethe

beautyofnatureandthemiracleoflife.

6.Shecomfortedherselfwiththethoughtthatitwouldsoon

bespring.

7.Suchachangecompelsgovernmentsaroundtheworldto

developspecificpoliciestosolvethecurrentcrisis.

8.Consumersusuallyseeawell-regardedbrandnameasa(n)

assuranceofquality.

l.lntheeventofhisdeath,hisdaughterwillinheritthemoney.

2.Policewardedoffabout2,000protesterswhomarchedonthe

policeheadquarterslastFriday.

3.There'snoearthlyreasonwhysheshouldn5tcomewithus.

4.Someyoungpeoplecouldn,tbearupunderthestressofthe

modernlife.

5.TheworldwasstunnedbyChina'shightechnologyusedin

theceremony.

6.Ifscertainlynotanewidea,andI'veusedthistechniquein

onewayoranotherforseveralyears.

1/5

被警察询问时，杰夫极力保持冷静，沉着地回答每个问题。

(composure)

Jefftriedtokeephiscomposureandanswereveryquestion

calmlywheninqukedbythepoliceman.

2/5

油价不断上涨，世界各国都不同程度地受到了影响。(onewayor

another)

Withoilpriceskeepingonincreasing,allthecountriesinthe

worldhavebeenaffected(in)onewayoranother.

3/5

他在会上提出了一系列可能避免环境污染的措施。(wardoff)

Atthemeetingheproposedaseriesofmeasuresthatmightward

offtheenvironmentalpollution.

4/5

迈克向他父亲保证他一定会全身心地投入即将到来的比赛。

(assure)

Mikeassuredhisfatherthathewouldputhiswholeheartintothe

comingcompetition.

5/5

玛丽一旦下定决心，就绝不会动摇。(waver)

Marywillneverwaveronceshemakesuphermind

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1.Thetrainwasdivertedafterthetrackshadbeenruinedinthestorm.

2.We'resorryfortheinconveniencecaused,butwewilltryourbest

togetyoubackonschedule.

3.Janetrippedasshewalkeddownthelanesinhighheels.

4.Isn'titweirdhowwekeepaccidentlymeetinguplikethis?

5.Herprospectswereslim,butshehopedthathergamblewould

succeed.

6.Thecriminalrefusedtoacknowledgehspartinthecrimes.

7.Thecustomerwantedthestoretoguaranteethesalepriceofthe

product.

8.Hisnamewasdeletedfromthelist.

1.Ivar'splansreston/hingeonhisknowledgeofhisbrother1s

abilities.

2.Themanagerresortedtoswiftpenaltiesforanyonecaught

breakingtherules.

3.ThelastplaneboundforDenmarkwillbeleavingfromGate3soon.

4.Miley'shopesrestedon/hingedonherabilitytomakethefinal

grade.

5.DuringherlastvisittoCopenhagen,forinstance,Zarahadbeen

impressedbytheirqualityoflife.

6.Ihavenostakeinhowthiscompetitionends,eitherway.

1/5

爱德华登上飞往巴黎的飞机，对在遥远国度开启新生活感到激动不

已。(boundfor,prospect)

Excitedattheprospectofstartinganewlifeinafarawaycountry,

EdwardboardedontheplaneboundforParis.

2/5

我们的结论立足于不可否认的事实和具体的数据。(reston)

Ourconclusionrestsonundeniablefactsandconcretestatistics.

3/5

两国未能在谈判中达成一致，于是付诸武力解决争端。(resortto)

Havingfailedtoreachanagreementinthenegotiations,thetwo

countriesresortedtoforcetosettlethedispute.

4/5

他的粗心酿成大错。而且，他还不承认。(blunder,acknowledge)

Hiscarelessnessresultedinaseriousblunder.Whafsmore,he

refusedtoacknowledgeit.

5/5

作为一个团队，我们要尽力达到巅峰状态，因为我们的成功和每

一个人都有利害关系。(haveastakein)

Asateam,weshouldtryourbesttoreachpeakperformance,since

everyoneofushasastakeinoursuccess.

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1.Theyappointedanewmanagertocoordinatetheworkoftheteam.

2.Augustmadea(n)appointmentwiththeoptometrist(验光师)to

gethiseyeschecked.

3.Tom'sreactiontoJane'sannouncementwasodd;hejuststarted

laughing.

4.Negancouldnotrecallthelasttimehehadsuchagoodcupof

coffee.

5.MikefeltobligatedtoJohnafterallhishelp.

6.Weallwentbacktoourrespectivehomestowaitfornews.

7.Thecriminalrefusedtotoconfessthecrime.

8.Themorningsunlightcamestreaminginfromtheskylightwindow.

1.Ifyoujustbeyourself,you'llbesuretofitin.

2.It'snothingtobragabout!Justbecauseyouhaveashinycar,doesn't

makeyoubetterthananyoneelse.

3.Ihatetodoit,butI'mgoingtoturndownthatwonderful

opportunity.I'msimplytoobusytotakeiton.

4.Ican'twaittosleepinthislongweekend.

5.Alright,let'sgetdowntobusiness;thereisn'tmuchtimeleft.

6.Lilysworeoffchocolateaftersheoverateitatherparty.

1/5

既然我们有了可行的计划，那么就着手做吧。(getdownto)

Nowthatwehaveaworkableplan,let'sgetdowntoit.

2/5

他吹嘘如何以最小的努力赢得了比赛。(bragabout)

Hebraggedabouthowhewontheracewithminimalefforts.

3/5

不论有多忙，他总是每天试着抽出IC分钟锻炼身体。(fitin)

Nomatterhowbusyheis,healwaystriestofitin10minutesof

exerciseeachday.

4/5

遵循健康的饮食并不一定意味着必须戒掉快餐。(swearoff)

Followingahealthydietdoesnotnecessarilymeanthatonehas

toswearofffastfoods.

5/5

汤姆承认在期末考试中作弊了。（confess）

Tomconfessedthathehadcheatedinthefinalexam.

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1.Icannotstandidlybyandlethimtaketheblame.

2.Theparkingfacilitiesareinadequateforsuchabusyshopping

center.

3.Well-offlocalswouldbuyasecondhousesotheycouldrentit

outtomigrantsfromotherpartsofthecountry.

4.Ifyousaythatsomethingischarming,youmeanthatitisvery

pleasantorattractive.

5.Oneyoungsoldierrosewithamessageofthanks,hisvoicechoke

withemotion.

6.Herhealthhasbeendecliningprogressivelyforseveralmonths.

7.Readthemanufacturer'sguidelinesbeforediscardingthebox.

8.Theysaythingsshouldbebetternowthattheyhavestreamlined

applicationprocedures.

1.UntilthiseveningIhadneversomuchasexchangedawordwith

him.

2.Hisreluctancetohelpcould,inpart,beexplainedbyhispoor

eyesight.

3.ThefirstdebatewassupposedtohavebeenheldonTuesday.

4.Economistsbelievethateconomicrecoverywillbegintotakeroot

nextyear.

5.We'vebeenaskedtocomeupwithsomenewideas.

6.Ifyouhaveyourownbusinessinthemarket,youwillhavealetof

moneyatyourdisposal.

1/5

不遵守学校规章制度的学生会被开除。［conformto)

Studentscanbeexpelledforrefusingtoconformtoschoolrules.

2/5

极度愤怒只会导致不愉快的结果o(unpleasant)

Extremeangercanonlyleadtounpleasantoutcomes.

3/5

现在，公司关心的事情就是有效地进行废物处理和提高利润。

(disposal)

Currently,whatthecompanycaresaboutareefficientwaste

disposalandhigherprofits.

4/5

在你决定想要做什么工作之前，你可以考虑一下找一份临时工作。

(temporary)

Youmightconsiderfindingtemporaryworkbeforeyoudecidewhat

youwanttodo.

5/5

如果对团队协作的重要性意识不足，我们就得承受失败的风险。

(runtheriskof)

Ifwedonothavestrongawarenessofthesignificanceofteamwork,

wewillruntheriskoffailure.

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1.Farmersarealwaysgrumblingabouttheweather.

2.IlearnedmostofwhatIknowaboutgardeningthroughtrialand

error.

3.Everybodywasinaveryrelaxedandjollymood.

4.Thecompanyhadalotofproblemsinthepast,butifsalways

managedtobounceback.

5.Weareindangerofexhaustingtheworld'soilsupply.

6.Thethoughtthatanyparentwouldmanipulatetheirchildinto

seekingfamejustappalledme.

7.Thegovernmenthaslooseneditsholdcnthemediaconsiderably.

8.Ihatethatplasticsmileofhers.

1.Localauthoritieshavetocopewiththeproblemsofhomelessness.

2.Theremusthavebeenanangelwatchingovermethatday.

3.Employeesneedtokeepupwiththelatesttechnicaldevelopments.

4.Womenmakeuponlyasmallproportionoftheprisonpopulation.

5.Thenumberofgraduatesgoingintoteachinghasdroppedoff

sharply.

6.Fiveofussqueezedintothebackseat.

1/5

他用冷漠的态度面对别人的侮辱。(insult)

Hereactedtotheinsultbyactingascoldasice.

2/5

在生活中，有原则的人宁愿死得有尊严，也不愿苟且偷工。

(disgrace)

Inlife,amanofprinciplepreferstodiewithdignityinsteadof

livingindisgrace.

3/5

几名警察不得不护送这位裁判离开足球场。(escort)

Severalpolicemenhadtoescorttherefereefromthefootballfield.

4/5

她总觉得自己受制于人。(manipulate)

Shealwayshasthefeelingthatsheisbeingmanipulated.

5/5

万一有特殊情况，学生们应该向警察求助。(exceptional)

Incaseofexceptionalcircumstances,studentsshouldturntothe

policeforhelp.

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1.Evenanexpertwouldfindithardtodistinguishbetweentheoriginal

paintingandthecopy.

2.HewasawayfroTiValenciaforatotalofninemonthsandinthat

timetwodramaticeventstookplace.

3.Herresearchhasgivenussomeinsihghtintowhatsparksa

teenager'scuriosity.

4.AtyphoonistheEasternHemisphere'sequivalentofahurricane.

5.Thepolicetookfingerprintsandidentifiedthebody.

6.Thereisatheoretical理论chanceofinfection,butitisnotvery

likely.

7.Hollywoodgossipsweresayingthatthestudiolackedthefundsto

publicize传言itsnewfilmproperly.

8.Manyscientistspresumedthenewdamagetotheforeststobethe

resultofhigherlevelsofpollution.许多科学家假设

1.Itisbynomeanscertainthatyou1IIgeryourmoneyback.

2.Theteachermayimposereasonablepunishment,whichis

consistentwiththeschool1sdisciplinepolicy.惩戒制度（一致的）

3.Oureconomicpoliciesseektoincreaseproductivity,expand

marketsandcreatejobs.

4.Herhusbandwasalwaysnicetoherinpublic,公开buttreatedher

badlyathome.

5.OnbehalfofmycolleaguesandmyselfIthankyou.（代表）

6.Thejobinquestionisavailableforthreemonthsonly.（讨论中）

1/5

聪明人常常能把复杂的事变得简单，而愚蠢的人却常常把简单的事复

杂化。(complicate)

Whileintelligentpeoplecanoftensimplifythecomplex,afoolismore

likelytocomplicatethesimple.

2/5

我们试图帮助每个学生发现获得知识的快乐和充实。(seekto)

Weseektohelpeverystudentdiscoverthejoyandfulfillmentinthe

acquisitionofknowledge.

3/5

应该教会孩子明辨是非。(distinguish)

Childrenshouldbetaughttodistinguishbetweenrightandwrong.

4/5

她代表儿子做了感动人心的公开呼吁。(onbehalfof)

Shemadeanemotionalpublicappealonbehalfofherson.

5/5

当地人对陌生人往往有戒心。(tendto)

Thelocalstendtobesuspiciousofstrangers.

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1.Itiedagroupofstickstogethertomakea(n)bundleIcouldcarry

tothecampfire.

2.BecauseTinawokeuplate,sheneedediohustlesothatshewould

notbelateforschool.

3.1thinkIcanreachthehighbranchifyouliftmeupandgivemea(n)

boost.

4.Afterarguingforoverhalfanhour,thetwopartnerseventually

decidedtocompromise.

5.ManyEnglishwcrdshavetheirorigininotherlanguages.

6.Mostadultsdidnotlistentohim,becausehewasamere8-year-

old.

7.Thelocalboysgetintoafightwithagangfromarivalnearbytown.

8.Wecouldheartheirfootstepscrunchthroughthesnow.

1.Whenthenewbabyarrived,everyonedotedonher.

2.MyolderbrotherstoodupformewhenhefoundoutthatIwas

beingbullied.

3.Unfortunately,thatmoviedidnotliveuptoourexpectations,and

weleftthetheatrebeforeitended.

4.Martindidnotstudyforthesciencetest.Asaconsequence,hefailed

it.

5.Yourparents*loveforyouissomethingthatyoushouldnevertake

forgranted.Alwaystrytoshowthemhowmuchyouappreciatethem.

6.Iwouldliketothankeachandeveryoneofyouforcomingtomy

birthdayparty.

1/5

他支持改革,赢得了掌声。(standupfor,applause)

Hewonapplauseforstandingupforthereform.

2/5

汤姆决定在校好好学习，不辜负父母的期望。(liveupto)

Tomdecidestoworkhardinschoolandliveuptohisparents'

expectation.

3/5

我们理所当然地认为互联网上最流行的语言是英语。但汉语很快就会

取代英语成为互联网上最流行的语言。(take...forgranted)

WetakeitforgrantedthatthemostpopularlanguageontheInternet

isEnglish.ButChinesewillsoonreplaceEnglishasthemostpopular

languageontheInternet.

4/5

他不会妥协原则，并且愿意承担一切后果。(compromise,

consequence)

Hewillnevercompromisehisprinciplesandiswillingtotakeallthe

consequences.

5/5

在这个地区，所有的社会问题都源自贫困。(stemfrom)

Inthisregion,allthesocialproblemsstemfrompoverty.

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1/3

A.TheyareonlypopularontheInternet.

B.Theyarebecomingmorepopularaseachdecadepasses.

C.Theyarebecominglesspopularaseachdecadepasses.

D.TheyaredecreasinginpopularityduetotheInternet.

2/3

A.Formorethan70years.

B.Forlessthan70years.

C.Formorethan80years.

D.Forlessthan80years.

3/3

A.Theyareinneedofsuperherofanstobegreat.

B.Theyareinneedofothersuperheroestobegreat.

C.Theyaregreaterthantheirenemies.

D.Theyareonlyasgreatastheirenemies.

1/4

A.Active.

B.Agoodprovider.

C.Honest.

D.Successful.

2/4

A.Becausetheycanprovidefortheirfamily.

B.Becausetheycanavoidbeingathome.

C.Becausetheycanbeaheroatwork.

D.Becausetheycanbuywhattheirchildwants.

3/4

A.Whentheparentisinvolvedinraisingmoney.

B.Whentheparentdoesworkoutsidethehome.

C.Whentheparentwon'tdowhatthechildwants.

D.Whentheparentisinvolvedinselfishactivities.

4/4

A.Theywouldnotgiveuptimeathome.

B.Theywouldriskeverythingtoprotecttheirchild.

C.Theywouldbeselfless.

D.Theywouldnotputthemselvesatrisk.

1/4

A.96days.

B.69days.

C.96weeks.

D.69weeks.

2/4

A.Aboutonebillion.

B.Aboutonemillion.

C.Aboutonethousand.

D.Abouttwobillion.

3/4

A.Twoteaspoonscftuna,biscuitandasipofmilkeverytwodays.

B.Threeteaspoonsoftuna,biscuitandasipofmilkeverytwodays.

C.Twoteaspoonscftuna,biscuitandasipofmilkeveryday.

D.Threeteaspoonsoftuna,biscuitandasipofmilkeveryday.

4/4

A.Theoneswholosttheirlivestryingtohelptheirfellowminers.

B.Therescuers.

C.Theminersandtheirfamilies.

D.Alloftheabove.

1/3

A.Hewasadoctor.

B.Hewasastretcherbearer.

C.Hewasablooddonor.D.

Hewasanambulancedriver.

2/3

A.Abloodbank.

B.Ahomeforretiredsoldiers.

C.Newsurgicaltools.

D.Medicalandsurgicaltools.

3/3

A.Becausehewantedtobuildahospital.

B.Becausehewasagooddoctor.

C.Becausehehelpedthelessfortunateselflessly.

D.BecauseheservedinWorldWarI.

1/3

A.For100years.

B.Forhundredsofyears.

C.Forlessthan100years.

D.For1,000years.

2/3

A.Woodcarvings.

B.Scrolls.

C.Wallpaintings.

D.Alloftheabove.

3/3

A.Speciallytrainedworkingdogscansnifffordrugs,weaponsand

bombs.

B.Dogsaretrainedtodosearchandrescue.

C.Dogsaretrainedtotakecareofbabiesathome.

D.Rescuedogscanlookforpossiblesurvivorsduringcrises.

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1/3

A.About7,000.

B.About14,000.

C.About3,500.

D.About1,700.

2/3

A.Itspeopleareproudoftheiroldlanguage.

B.Veryfewpeoplecanspeakitslanguagefluentlynow.

C.Linguistslabeleditslanguageas"moribund".

D.Technologyisanenemytoitslanguage.

3/3

A.ThedisappearanceofSiletzlanguagewon'thappen.

B.HewouldneedoutsidehelptorevivetheSiletzlanguage.

C.Onelanguagegoesextincteverytwoweeks.

D.Thereareonly14,000wordsandphrasesinhisnativetongue.

1/4

A.Mikeisignoringher.

B.Mikeisbeingruce.

C.Mikeisactingdifferently.

D.Mikeisansweringinone-wordsentences.

2/4

A.Jakeishisprojectpartner.

B.Jakedidn'tmeetwithhimasscheduled.

C.Jakeisignoringhim.

D.Jakeisn'tworkingwithhim.

3/4

A.Shelistens,offerssympathyandhelps.

B.Shelistens,disagreeswithJakeandhelps.

C.ShedisagreeswithMikeandfindsanewsolution.

D.Shecomesupwithaplantosolvetheproblem.

4/4

A.JakeagreedtobeMike'spartnerontheproject,buthasn'tdone

anyworkonit.

B.JakeignoredMike,hasn'tapologizedforhisactions,andisavoiding

him.

C.Jakehasn'tapologizedordoneanyofthework.

D.Jakedidn'tcontactMiketolethimknowhecouldn'tmakeitand

hasn'tapologized.

1/4

A.Heisworriedabouthismeetingwithhisprofessor.

B.Heisworriedwithtrafficandhimself.

C.Heisworriedaboutthesituationandnervousaboutfacinghis

professor.

D.Heisworriedaboutbeingseenasunprofessional.

2/4

A.Becauseheisworriedthathe'llgetabadmark.

B.BecauseherespectshisprofessoranddoesnotwantDr.Jacksonto

thinklessofhim.

C.Becausehedoesn'twanthisprofessortothinkhe'salwayslate.

D.Becauseheisworriedthathisprofessorwon'twaitforhim.

3/4

A.Bybeingagoodfriendandhelpingthemantogetthroughhis

trouble.

B.Byquestioninghimandfiguringouthissituation.

C.Bylisteningtohim.

D.Bycalminghimdownandhelpingthemantonavigatehisnext

steps.

4/4

A.Askingforhelpandkeepingincommunicationcanhelptosolve

problems.

B.Alwaysleaveearlytohaveenoughtime.

C.Keepingincommunicationcansolveproblemsifusedintime.

D.Alwaysbepoliteandformalwhencommunicating.

1/3

A.Ourabilitytousetools.

B.Theimpressivetechnology

C.Theamazingcomplexityoftelevision.

D.Ourabilitytomakenoisewithoutmouths.

2/3

A.Theabilitytotalk.

B.Theabilitytousetechnology.

C.Theabilitytowrite.

D.Theabilitytoread.

3/3

A.Facialexpressions.

B.Bristlingfur.

C.Bowedheadorcroopingtail.

D.Alloftheabove.

1/3

A.Familydinnerhelpspeopleachieveopencommunication.

B.Familydinnerisnutritious.

C.Familydinnerisatimeoffamilygames.

D.Familydinnerisagreattimetohavefreeexchangeoftheeventsof

theday.

2/3

A.Whethertheyhavegoodschoolperformance.

B.Whethertheyhaveboyfriends/girlfriends.

C.Whethertheyareaddictedtodrugs.

D.BothA)andC).

3/3

A.Parentsshouldpaymoreattentiontotheirchildren.

B.Familymembersshouldgathertogethermoreoften.

C.Familyshouldshareopinionswitheachother.

D.Familydinnerisreallybeneficial,butnotautomatic.

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A.Creativedefenses.

B.Xanax.

C.Reading.

D.Writing.

2/3

A.Thestudentsweretoldthey'dreceivemoneyforhighmarksbefore

thefirsttest.

B.Thestudentsdidnothingspecialbeforethesecondtest.

C.Allofthestudentsweretheninstructedtotake10minutestowrite

downtheirconcernsaboutthetest.

D.Thestudentswhowroteabouttheirfearsshowedafivepercent

improvementontheexam.

3/3

A.Anythingyouwant.

B.Test-relatedconcerns.

C.Prospectivetestresult.

D.Noneoftheabove.

1/4

A.Hehadspentsomuchtimestressingoverstudyingfortheexam

thathewasn'treadytostop.

B.Hefindsithardtoletgoofhisproblems.

C.Hedoesn'tknowhowtorelaxandde-stress.

D.Hehasnevertakenanexambeforeandisstilldealingwiththe

stressofstudying.

2/4

A.Short-termstress.

B.Long-termstress.

C.Protectivestress.

D.Challengingstress.

3/4

A.Hangonandcontinuethroughit.

B.Stopimmediatelyandrestuntilhefeelsbetter.

C.Stopworryingaboutsomethinghecan'tchangeandwaitforthe

results.

D.Don'tstopuntilhehassucceeded.

4/4

A.Learntowait.

B.Learntostop.

C.Learntochange.

D.Learntorelax.

1/4

A.Hemissedhistrain.

B.Helosthiskeys.

C.Hecouldn'tfindnistextbook.

D.Alloftheabove.

2/4

A.Once.

B.Twice.

C.Threetimes.

D.Fourtimes.

3/4

A.Byignoringhiscomplainingandgettingtowork.

B.Bypreparingformid-termexamswithhim.

C.Bylistening,sympathizing,andsharinghertextbook.

D.Bylisteningtohimcomplainingaboutallthestressheisunder.

4/4

A.Hefindshistextbookandcontinueshisstudies

B.Hefindssomeonewhoisalsostressedoutabouttheirmid-terms.

C.Hegetstocomplainabouthisverystressfulday.

D.HecalmsdownbytalkingabouthisproblemstoEva.

1/3

A.Howtogetridofstress.

B.Whatstressmeans.

C.Howtounderstandstress.

D.Howtoavoidstress.

2/3

A.Assessingtheproblem.

B.Figuringoutthesituation.

C.Takingactiontoprotectyourself.

D.Focusingonsomethingelse.

3/3

A.Talkingtoyourfriends.

B.Listeningtomusic.

C.Writingdownyourfeelingsinajournal.

D.Gettingregularexercise.

1/3

A.Itcandogoodtous.

B.Itcandoharmtous.

C.Itcankillus.

D.Alloftheabove.

2/3

A.Suicide.

B.Competitionforjobs.

C.Worryaboutthefuture.

D.Anybigchangesinourlives.

3/3

A.Treatment.

B.Prevention.

C.Cure.

D.Seeingadoctor.

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1/3

A.Youneedtocarrycash.

B.Creditcardsavesyoufrombeingshortofcash.

C.It'saconvenientwaytopayforpurchases.

D.Youdon'tneedtogotothebanktowithdrawmoney.

2/3

A.Payforyourpurchases.

B.Earnacashbackrewardattheendoftheyear.

C.Travelforfree.

D.Eatforfree.

3/3

A.Youdonothavetopayinterest.

B.Youhavetopayinterest.

C.Youhavetoreturnyourpurchases.

D.Youdonotcollectfrequentfliermiles.

1/4

A.Tohavetimetobuyitemsthattheylike.

B.Tohavetimetoattendthepreviewperiod.

C.Tofindthelocationoftheauction.

D.Totalktotheauctioneer.

2/4

A.Yougettolookatwhat'sforsale.

B.Yougettocheckouttheconditionoftheitems.

C.Youcanfigureoutwhatyouwanttobuy.

D.Alloftheabove.

3/4

A.Thepersonwholikestheitemthemost.

B.Thepersonwhoraisestheirbiddercardfirst.

C.Thepersonwhoiswillingtospendthemost.

D.Thepersonwhoiswillingtospendtheleast.

4/4

A.Whentheitemisatpriceyou'rewillingtopay.

B.Whentheitemisataverylowprice.

C.Whentheitemisatthehighestprice.

D.Whentheitemisatareasonableprice.

1/4

A.Theywerefreshlypicked.

B.Theyareorganic.

C.Theyarevine-ripened.

D.Theyweresprayed.

2/4

A.Non-organicvegetables.

B.Second-qualityvegetables.

C.First-qualityvegetables.

D.Unripenedvegetables.

3/4

A.9.99dollars.

B.45dollars.

C.48dollars.

D.50dollars.

4/4

A.Bread.

B.Chicken.

C.Salad.

D.Tomatoes.

1/3

A.Theshopper.

B.Theconsignor.

C.Theconsignmentshop.

D.Theretailer.

2/3

A.None.

B.Typically40percent.

C.Typically60percent.

D.Typically40to60percent.

3/3

A.Attheretailstore.

B.Fromconsignors.

C.Atconsignmentshops.

D.Atwarehouseoutlets.

1/3

A.Isthereanadditionalchargeforadriverover25?

B.Isthereanadditionalchargeforadriverunder25?

C.Isthereamileagelimit?

D.Canmorethanonepersondrivetherentalcar?

2/3

A.Checkthecolorofthecar.

B.Checkthecarforscratchesordents.

C.Checktheengineofthecar.

D.Checktheradiointhecar.

3/3

A.Anytime.

B.Duringtheagreeddate.

C.Attheagreeddatebutatanytime.

D.Attheagreeddateandtime.

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1/3

A.Becauseofthenjmberofpeoplelookingforotherjobs.

B.Becauseofthehighpopulationofpeopeover55.

C.Becauseofthehighpopulationofpeopleover65.

D.Becausetherearemanyjobstochoosefrom.

2/3

A.Realestate.

B.Marketing.

C.Contracting.

D.Leisureandrecreation.

3/3

A.Thestudyofphysical,emotional,socialandmentalchangesrelated

toaging.

B.Thestudyofintergenerationalissuesrelatedtoaging.

C.Thestudyoflivingindependentlyasanagingperson.

D.Thestudyofpersonalcareofanagingperson.

1/4

A.60daysago.

B.16monthsago.

C.6weeksago.

D.6monthsago.

2/4

A.Doingactivitieswithherfamily.

B.Doingactivitieswithagroup.

C.Doingactivitieswithafriend.

D.Doingactivitiesonherowntogetusedtobeingalone.

3/4

A.Whenshereturnstoherapartment.

B.Whenshegoestogroupactivities.

C.Whensheisoutwithfriendsofherhusband's.

D.Allofthetime.

4/4

A.Inviteherfamilytolivewithher.

B.Invitepeopletoherapartment.

C.Hireapersonalsupportworker.

D.Hireasenior'scompanionfromcompanieswhichsupportseniors.

1/4

A.Becauseheisretiredandhastime.

B.Becausethereisaneedtoworkwiththeelderly.

C.Becausehewantstoteachyoga.

D.Becausehewantstomakeadifference.

2/4

A.Teachhotyoga.

B.Teachchairyoga.

C.Teachkripaluyoga.

D.Teachhathayoga.

3/4

A.Itwillhelpthem:oremembertobreathe.

B.Itisagoodcardiovascularworkout.

C.Itisgoodfortheirmemory.

D.Itisgoodfortheirconcentration.

4/4

A.Howtostretchproperly.

B.Howtositpropedy.

C.Howtoconcentrate.

D.Howtobreatheslowlyandfocusontheirbreath.

1/3

A.Asthementalhealthofapersonimproves,sowillthephysical

abilityoftheperson.

B.Asthephysicalabilityofapersondecreases,socanthemental

healthoftheperson.

C.Asphysicalabilityofapersonimproves,thementalabilityofthe

personwilldecline.

D.Asmentalhealthofapersondeclines,sowillthephysicalhealthof

theperson.

2/3

A.Apersoncanmakelogicaldecisions.

B.Apersoncanmaintainhappyrelationships.

C.Apersoncandealwithdailylife.

D.Alloftheabove.

3/3

A.Reading.

B.Sittingquietly.

C.Avoidingunsafesituations.

D.Avoidingtoomuchsocialactivities.

1/3

A.Olderadults.

B.Teenagers.

C.Theyounglooking.

D.Children.

2/3

A.Informingyouofhabitswhichmakeyoulookbeautiful.

B.Informingyouofhabitswhichareunhealthy.

C.Informingyouofhabitswhichcanmakeyoulookolderthanyour

age.

D.Informingyouabouthealthyhabits.

3/3

A.Youmaygainweightasaresult.

B.Youmaybeheakhierwhenyoumakerroremoney.

C.Itisunhealthyduetothestressitcauses.

D.Youmayhavelesstimeforsleep,exerciseandhealthyeating.

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1/3

A.Awalk.

B.Arun.

C.Abikeride.

D.Arace.

2/3

A.Over370people.

B.Over60people.

C.Over3,700people.

D.Over37,000people.

3/3

A.Once.

B.Twice.

C.Threetimes.

D.Fourtimes.

1/4

A.$100.

B.$150.

C.$400.

2/4

A.Three.

B.Four.

C.Five.

D.Six.

3/4

A.Theirfullnames.

B.Alistoftheirdemands.

C.Theirbirthdates.

D.Theiragesandgenders.

4/4

A.Storesthatgiverefunds.

B.Storesthatissueastorecredit.

C.Storesthatareeasytomakeexchanges.

D.Storesthataredifficulttomakeexchanges.

1/4

A.BecausetheBostonMarathonwantstobesurethatrunnerswill

raisemoney.

B.BecausetheBostonMarathonwantsmanyrunnerstoparticipate.

C.Becausehethinksitisaninterestingproject.

D.Becausehehasrunthismarathonbefore.

2/4

A.Hecan'trunintheBostonMarathon.

B.TheBostonMarathonwillgivehimayeartopaythe$5,000.

C.TheBostonMarathonwillchargethedifferencetohiscreditcard.

D.Hewillhavetotakeoutaloantopaythe$5,000.

3/4

A.$657.

B.$675.

C.$5,000.

D.$5,675.

4/4

A.Tolookgoodwhilehetrains.

B.Tobeabletotrainbetter.

C.Tobeabletorunlonger.

D.Tobe