Page 46 - 英文第二冊正規班補充教材

(A) prevention
(B) prediction
(C) precaution
(D) preservation
11. The accountant was totally annoyed that we didn’t ----- to the budget.
(A) apply
(B) persist
(C) stick
(D) remain
12. ----- the pamphlet with that many flaws is only going to make Mrs. Axel angry.
(A) Print
(B) Prints
(C) Printed
(D) Printing
13. Of all the proposals presented, I think Linda’s is the most ----- because it will be the easiest and most
cost-effective to implement.
(A) knowledgeable
(B) viable
(C) comprehensible
(D) remarkable
14. Rather than procrastinating for such a long time, you should be more ----- about getting your work done.
(A) attentive
(B) casual
(C) impulsive
(D) natural
15. Any jewelry ----- is worth over $5000 can go in the vault.
(A) who
(B) that
(C) whose
(D) it
16. Assuming that customers will just walk into your store without any advertising seems like an unrealistic
-----.
(A) expect
(B) expecting
(C) expects
(D) expectation
17. Even though there are some formidable obstacles to overcome, we still need those building plans ----- next
week.
(A) until
(B) near
(C) in
(D) by
18. The pollsters were totally off the mark because they didn’t ----- unregistered voters.
(A) take into account
(B) take account
(C) accounts for
(D) account of
19. Their semiconductor factory, ----- currently employs 350 employees, will move its operations overseas next
year.
(A) where

43