2005年专四答案

2005 31.[A] ideal [D] limitations [B] shortage [D] getting along [A] improve [C] advantages [A] still [C] call upon [B] rarely [D] much [B]but 42.[A] tolerant [C] compromise [A]go about [C] probably [B] a good source of information [D] new [A] though [C] caution [B] equivalent 51. If you explained the situation to your solicitor, he able to advise you much better than I can. [A]would be [A] Although he is a socialist [B] such as to [B]I have to be and always will be [D] I have been and always will be  [A]some type of [C]was able to make ' [B] anything but [B 1 more of a sportsman [B] had betrayed...took [A] there being [D] objected to having [C]Should, have [C]on condition [C] it [B]that kind of [D] tunnel [B] stress [A] move on [C] impractical [D] protest [A] minority [B]takes effect [A] finance [C] intense 76. Taking photographs is strictly here, as it may damage the precious cave paintings. [A] forbidden [C] pull through [D] convenience [C] sign [B] sparsely 81. We can learn from the beginning of the passage that [C] the author had spent much time watching [A]He came from a middle-class family. [D] determined [B] They were reluctant. [C] he could go back to read the books