7(4·?) : We had to _______ a lot of noise when the children were at home. A: go in for B: hold on to C: put up with D: keep pace with

8(4·?) : He?ˉs got real spirit, thought Gallagher as the two ￡¨played tug of war￡?. A: had a test of strength B: played a game of wisdom C: fought fiercely

D: were on friendly terms

9(4·?) : It helps determine where you work, whether you ￡¨wind￡? up in jail. A: end

B: deceive C: annoy D: work

10(4·?) : We look to them to help (gauge) the truthfulness, intelligence, attitudes, and feelings of a speaker. A: estimate B: test C: express D: improve

11(4·?) : Already, his work has (provoked)visions ?¤ and fears ?¤ of DNA doctors tinkering with the gears of cognition. A: stirred up B: hindered C: subdued D: angered

12(4·?) : The sale usually takes place outside the house,with the audience _____ on benches￡?chairs or boxes. A: having seated B: seating C: seated

D: having been seated

13(4·?) : Like a fool, I stood in this ￡¨stark￡? examining room for fifteen minutes before the good doctor finally burst through the door.

A: bare B: cold C: dark D: silent

14(4·?) : It was very kind of you to do the washing up, but you _______ it. A: mustn￡§t have done B: wouldn￡§t have done C: mightn￡§t have done D: didn￡§t have to do

15(4·?) : Neurohumoral processes of the brain are immensely (intriquing)to present-day research men. A: fascinating B: confusing C: exciting D: encouraging

16(4·?) : The soldier was _______of running away when the enemy attacked. A: scolded B: charged C: accused D: punished

17(4·?) : When he finally does allow you to be put through on the phone, he ￡¨meekly￡? mumbles, \meets the eye.

A: impolitely and impatiently B: rudely and complainingly C: quietly and politely

D: gently and uncomplainingly

18(4·?) : He￡§s watching TV? He￡§s _______ to be cleaning his room. A: known

B: supposed C: regarded D: considered

19(4·?) : Can we (remediate)low intelligence or enhance normal intelligence through genetic manipulation or intervention? A: make up for B: change C: develop D: make over

20(4·?) : Everybody else said of her: \children.\

A: likes very much B: worships

C: is considerate to D: takes care of

21(4·?) : Here, then, is an (intriquing) example of how inhibition plays a crucial role in maintaining social conventions among monkeys. A: interesting

B: exciting C: emphatic D: exclusive

22(4·?) : Can other creatures share, cooperate, punish cheaters, show empathy, and act (altruistically) ?(??3??üì???à¨o??Dμ?′ê) A: in a cooperative way B: in an unselfish way C: in a considerate way D: in an aggressive way

23(4·?) : When making modern cameras, people began to _______ plastics for metal. A: surround B: substance C: stretch D: substitute

24(4·?) : All the memories of his childhood had _______ from his mind by the time he was 65. A: faded

B: illustrated C: confined D: concerned

25(4·?) : It had not yet been decided whether there is a brain center responsible for sleep or whether simple (inhibition) of the waking centers is what causes it. A: restraint B: relaxation C: restraint D: intake