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CLOZE TEST - 1
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1
Indeed, Epictetus metaphorically speaks of his school as
being a hospital to which students would come seeking
treatments for their ills . (1) ------ of us, in consequence
merely of being human and living in society, is well
aware of (2) ------ comprise these ills. In the course of
daily life we are beset by frustrations and setbacks of
every (3) ------ type. Our cherished enterprises are
hindered and thwarted, we have to deal with hostile and
offensive people, and we have to cope with the
difficulties and anxieties occasioned by the setbacks and
illnesses visited upon our friends and relations.
Sometimes we are ill ourselves, and even (4) ------ who
have the good fortune to enjoy sound health have to
face the fact of their own mortality. In the midst of all
this, only the rare few are blessed (5) ------ lasting and
rewarding relationships, and even these relationships,
along with everything that constitutes a human life, are
wholly transient.
1.
A) every
B) both
C) neither
D) each
E) all
2.
A) that
B) which
C) what
D) who
E) where
3.
A) frequent
B) conceivable
C) uneasy
D) steady
E) consecutive
4.
A) some
B) these
C) that
D) those
E) the one
5.
A) about
B) for
C) of
D) from
E) with
2
A small Israeli biotechnology company could help
dramatically reduce battlefield casualties in war with a
technology it is pioneering to freeze-dry blood. The
technology, (6) ------ is being developed by the Israel-
based company Core Dynamics, would allow soldiers to
carry a unit of their own dried blood as part of their
personal equipment. (7) ------ injuries, the freeze-dried
blood crystals could be mixed with purified water and
transfused into soldiers (8) ------ medics in the field.
Such transfusions could help save lives since militaries
(9) ------ send medics into the field with blood, for fear of
its spoiling. Blood can only be kept for a month and in
fridges, says a Core Dynamics spokeswoman. Our
blood, if freeze-dried, can basically be kept forever. The
Israel Defense Forces funded the initial research, and
the company is now trying to interest the U.S. Army. Its
one revolution in military affairs most soldiers (10) ------ .
6.
A) whereby
B) which
C) that
D) where
E) what
7.
A) In spite of
B) On account of
C) In case of
D) Because of
E) Regarless of
8.
A) for
B) at
C) from
D) by
E) on
9.
A) rarely
B) deceptively
C) notably
D) voluntarily
E) relatively
10.
A) welcame
B) had welcome
C) should have welcome
D) will have welcome
E) would welcome
3
Since the meanings of the word "Romantic" and the
definition of the period "Romanticism" both vary (11) -----
discipline, Beethoven's inclusion as a member of that
movement or period (12) ------ at in context. If we
consider the Romantic movement as an aesthetic epoch
in literature and the arts generally, Beethoven sits
squarely in the first half along with literary Romantics
such as the German poets Goethe and Schiller.If ,on the
other hand, we consider the context of musicology, (13)
------ Romantic music is dated later; the matter is one of
(14) ------ greater debate. For some experts, Beethoven
is not a Romantic, and his being one is a myth; for
others he stands as a (15) ------ figure, or an immediate
precursor to Romanticism, the "inventor" of the
Romantic period; for others he is the prototypical, or
even archetypal, Romantic composer, complete with
myth of heroic genius and individuality.
11.
A) from
B) at
C) in
D) by
E) for
12.
A) would look
B) should have been looked
C) could look
D) must be looked
E) was looked
13.
A) that
B) which
C) where
D) of which
E) whom
14.
A) solely
B) considerably
C) immediately
D) inadequately
E) rightly
15.
A) decent
B) doubtful
C) excessive
D) recurrent
E) transitional
4
Forensic dentistry is the study and practice of aspects of
dentistry that are (16) ------ to legal problems. It is a
specialty practiced by few and is not usually part of
dental education. Forensic dentistry is, however, of
considerable legal importance for several reasons, one
of the most important of (17) ------ is the fact that the
teeth are the structures of the body most resistant to fire
or putrefaction. (18) ------ , the arrangement of the teeth
or any restoration in them is virtually or completely
unique to any given individual and, if dental records can
be found, may enable identification with certainty similar
to (19) ------ provided by fingerprinting. The identification
of human remains after aircraft accidents, for example,
can often be made only by this means. Minor
irregularities of the teeth can also be reproduced in bite
marks, enabling a suspect to be identified (20) ------ he
has bitten another person.
16.
A) relevant
B) prevalent
C) indifferent
D) exact
E) futile
17.
A) whom
B) where
C) which
D) what
E) that
18.
A) Although
B) Moreover
C) In addition to
D) On behalf of
E) Since
19.
A) that
B) which
C) what
D) where
E) how
20.
A) unless
B) so that
C) if
D) whenever
E) the fact that
KPDS
CLOZE TEST- 1
1 3 4 5
1 D 6 B 11 D 16 A
2 C 7 C 12 D 17 C
3 B 8 D 13 C 18 B
4 D 9 A 14 B 19 A
5 E 10 E 15 E 20 C
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