Mac Sim's Final Exam
(Vocabulary & Idiom)
막판실전연습 핵심 150제
자료제공 : 심 상 대
(이그잼고시학원 영어전임 / 코리아타임스 객원논설위원)
★ 2006년 국가직 및 지방직을 준비하시는 수험들께서는 이것을 실전테스트용으로 활용해 주십시오. 출판 등의 목적으로 사용할 수 없다는 점을 유념하여 주시기 바랍니다.
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[실전테스트시 : 권장 제한시간 35분]
※ Choose the one word or phrase that best keeps the meaning of the underlined part or
fill in the blank with a suitable one. (이하 특별한 다른 지시를 제시할 경우를 제외하고 이와 동일함)
1 Mrs. Adams was completely engrossed in her work.
① disinterested ② disturbed
③ fatigued ④ absorbed
2 They were both angry so that their argument was very bitter.
① harmonious ② acrimonious
③ agrarian ④ unbelievable
3 He has recently published a book entitled the Affluent Society.
① busy ② impoverished
③ wonderful ④ wealthy
4 He is well off now.
① healthy ② calm ③ rich ④ innocent
5 John wanted nothing more than to the pain.
① alleviate ② allege ③ subordinate ④ alliterate
6 Do you think that there are alternatives to prison?
① options ② orientations ③ discounts ④ services
7 His attitude was very ambiguous.
① proud ② modest ③ uncertain ④ firm
8 They did not know whom to thank for the anonymous gift.
① luxurious ② infamous ③ nameless ④ acknowledged
9 He has become to hardship.
① callous ② intuitive ③ enlisted ④ dubious
10 The company made a strenuous effort to encourage its employee's morale.
① morbid ② energetic
③ absent-minded ④ inspiring
11 The prisoner's statement was verified by the witness.
① opposed ② disproved ③ confirmed ④ questioned
12 Burt is such a bully that I always try to steer of him.
① clean ② far ③ away ④ clear
13 She tends to look down on her classmates.
① admire ② hate ③ despise ④ resemble
14 The car suddenly broke down on the way home.
① was out of order ② crashed
③ brittle ④ overcharged
15 If children are brought up badly, they don't know how to behave.
① taught ② educated ③ supported ④ examined
16 We would like to go over the house before deciding to rent it.
① look at ② review ③ repeat ④ experiment
17 Because the actor's temperament was so , directors often rejected him for parts since no one could be sure how he would behave.
① mercurial ② pessimistic ③ confident ④ overpowering
18 Further arms limitations talks were called off when Congress failed to ratify the treaty.
① postponed ② cancelled ③ interrupted ④ scheduled
19 The explorer approached the troop of gorillas warily.
① fearlessly ② silently ③ prudently ④ deliberately
20 Businesses sometimes establish firms in foreign countries to circumvent local restrictions.
① avoid ② compensate for
③ adjust to ④ comply with
21 Honey guides, or indicator birds, collaborate with honey badgers in seeking out bee colonies.
① work together ② travel north
③ live ④ compete
22 She data from various sources.
① came by ② called on
③ came through ④ came across
23 Washington has promised to come up with $270 million in new aid.
① overtake ② keep up with ③ offer ④ make use of
24 He was given a bonus to make up for the extra time spent at work.
① pay ② provide ③ utilize ④ compensate
25 I don't think he is a competent cook.
① lazy ② hard-working ③ inefficient ④ capable
26 The mining company complied with the regulation.
① voted for ② conformed to ③ defied ④ appealed
27 You shall not find fault with his work.
① do something for ② ridicule
③ put up with ④ complain about
28 If something can be easily seen, we say that it is conspicuous.
① picturesque ② desolate ③ vigorous ④ highly visible
29 Tom is so intelligent that he stands out in his class.
① is diligent ② is prominent ③ is intelligent ④ is proud
30 George Ball came down with malaria when he was touring Mexico.
① confided ② contracted ③ recited ④ flattered
31 You can always count on him in any emergency.
① depend on ② agree with
③ give an account to ④ seek advice from
32 My mother is so that she believes everything she is told.
① credulous ② reliable ③ believable ④ creditable
33 Some researchers announced that they finally deciphered the genetic structure found in the cells of living things.
① decoded ② destroyed ③ devised ④ declined
34 The symptoms of influenza are fever, headache, and muscular pain.
① effects ② delights ③ forces ④ signs
35 The close examination will reveal a discrepancy in the final results.
① difficulty ② discretion ③ discontinuity ④ difference
36 Our dog is so old that we'll have to do away with him.
① go away with ② get rid of
③ get off with ④ go far from
37 To recover from the losses, nothing less than a drastic cut in budget will be enough.
① special ② huge ③ small ④ careful
38 John had always taken charge of any conversation he was in, and I had tried to emulate him.
① annoy ② impress ③ imitate ④ denounce
39 The Salk vaccine is a major factor in the fight to eradicate polio.
① completely destroy ② carefully disguise
③ sustain ④ contain
40 Choose the one whose meaning is opposite to "The box was marked Fragile.
① expressed ② breakable ③ paid for ④ sturdy
41 She decided she did not want to go through with her own plans.
① make ② hide ③ tell ④ complete
42 Except for hermits and recluses who shun company, most people are .
① aggressive ② insurgent ③ amorous ④ gregarious
43 I enclose a list of my most pressing problems.
① important ② confidential ③ sensitive ④ urgent
44 A number of his remarks were obviously improvised.
① thought up on the spot ② not supported by fact
③ all out of proportion ④ tongue in cheek
45 Charles Goodyear's discovery of vulcanized rubber began when he inadvertently spilled a mixture of rubber and sulfur on a hot stove.
① experimently ② unceasingly ③ incompetently ④ accidentally
46 Primary education in the United States is compulsory.
① required ② free of charge
③ excellent ④ easy
47 Your help is indispensable for the success of the scheme.
① unavoidable ② undeniable ③ necessary ④ worthless
48 It was inevitable that the smaller company should be absorbed into the larger one.
① urgent ② important ③ unavoidable ④ helpful
49 The landing of a spaceship requires the coordination of numerous intricate mechanisms.
① costly ② essential ③ practical ④ complex
50 We lose many invaluable hours thinking over small things.
① worthless ② useless ③ valueless ④ priceless
51 The ink had faded with time and so parts of the letter were .
① illegible ② illiterate ③ illegitimate ④ inscrutable
52 It would be a good idea to look into the business further before you invest all your money in it.
① take hold of ② decide on ③ get through ④ investigate
53 She really lost her temper.
① forgot her key ② got angry
③ started to go ④ went pale
54 He entered into lucrative business.
① luminary ② profitable ③ lull ④ low ⑤ false
55 The clerk was dismissed for being in his duties.
① negligent ② forgetful ③ unmindful ④ indifferent
56 What's wrong with Ben? He seems to be on edge about something this morning.
① nearby ② bored ③ nervous ④ serious ⑤ secret
57 The notorious thief was finally caught and put to prison for his many crimes.
① terrible ② skilled ③ poor ④ infamous
58 That manufacturing method is obsolete.
① dilapidated ② extant ③ archaic ④ out-of-date
59 It took the patient many months to the illness.
① get down to ② get over with
③ get over ④ get ahead of
60 The witness said that he had information that was relevant to the case.
① precedent ② pertinent ③ haughty ④ reluctant
61 Shall we put off the program?
① withhold ② dispose of ③ advance ④ postpone
62 Because tornadoes are more prevalent in the middle states, the area from Minnesota to Texas is called Tornado Alley.
① short-lived ② severe ③ widespread ④ feared
63 The bacteria and molds that proliferate in food can live much better if there is much moisture.
① reproduce rapidly ② produce effectively
③ stimulate microbes ④ ferment slowly
64 He is thought to be a prolific writer, compared with his comrades.
① a mimic ② a productive ③ a fanatic ④ an elusive
65 The evening's entertainment was by an electrical power cut.
① abbreviated ② compressed ③ condensed ④ curtailed
66 The foreign minister reiterated his view on the incident.
① changed ② repeated ③ publicized ④ presented
67 Our proposal for the meeting was turned down.
① rejected ② accepted ③ changed ④ published
68 Queen Victoria refused to relinquish the throne to her son Edward.
① allow ② show ③ give up ④ command
69 History reveres Sigmund Freud as the father of psychoanalysis.
① esteems ② humiliates ③ emulates ④ affronts
70 Mr. Smith is the kind of man that people look up to.
① applaud ② respect ③ despair ④ expect
71 Because of the oil crisis, many cars have gasoline.
① gotten over ② put off ③ left out ④ run out of
72 The guard at the gate scrutinized Harvey's pass before letting him in, but he just glanced at mine.
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① inspected ② neglected ③ deflated ④ debilitated
73 To establish a business is to set it .
① down ② out ③ over ④ up
74 The stars in the American flag stand for the states constituting the United States of America.
① replace ② represent ③ support ④ endeavor
75 James and Tom were fast friends until they fell out over the same girl.
① quarrelled ② argued ③ disagreed ④ protested
76 I don't see how Mr. Kim could tolerate his students.
① put up to ② put up with ③ put through ④ put by
77 "I tell you what," said the businessman abruptly, looking toward the boy.
① boastfully ② suddenly ③ briskly ④ suspiciously
78 The Milky Way is among the most outstanding spectacles in the heavens. ① persistent ② threatening ③ remarkable ④ stable
79 Candidates are often urged to withdraw from a presidential race after they lose several primary elections.
① denounce ② quit
③ change allegiances in ④ abstain from
80 They voted to abolish the office of second vice-president.
① decorate ② create ③ improve ④ eliminate
81 The jury absolved her of the crime.
① acquitted ② utilized ③ ventured ④ abridged
82 The driver tried to avert the accident by bringing the car to a sudden stop.
① cause ② control ③ minimize ④ prevent
83 The old theory cannot account for this phenomenon.
① explain ② bring forth ③ support ④ admit of
84 His employers could not complain about his work because he was
in the performance of his duties.
① derelict ② penetrating ③ assiduous ④ mandatory
85 The mountains around the Li River have lured poets and artists for centuries.
① intrigued ② mystified ③ inspired ④ attracted
86 They insist that academic records should neither be returned to the students nor duplicated.
① dwindled ② irritated ③ investigated ④ purchased ⑤ copied
87 At this point we are brought to those fundamental and ubiquitously held assumptions in our culture which lie unexpected at the heart of this anomalous decision.
① contradictory ② essentially ③ arbitrarily ④ falsely ⑤ omnipresently
88 As it was, she was circumspect enough not to accept his proposal.
① prudent ② carefree ③ impudent ④ imprudent
89 Modern dance teachers concentrate on helping students to express the concepts
of space, time, and energy through dance.
① count on ② focus on ③ lecture about ④ argue about
90 The Minamata disease in Japan was caused by people eating fish which had been
contaminated by mercury poisoning.
① corrupted ② polluted ③ desecrated ④ defiled
91 Without Bob's testimony, evidence of bribery is lacking and in the case
will be impossible.
① verdict ② sentence ③ conviction ④ acquittal
92 There was very little political contention about the need for drastic measures to
cope with an unprecedented financial crisis.
① controversy ② confusion ③ enterprise ④ examination
93 We have policies to keep law-breaking youngsters off the street.
① peaceful ② noisy ③ violent ④ legitimate ⑤ delinquent
94 Every day they have to deal with a deluge of information.
① surplus ② flood ③ secrecy ④ source
95 The old building was demolished and a new high rise took its place.
① razed ② rendered ③ remodeled ④ renovated
96 A government's economic resources must not be used up.
① denounced ② depleted ③ deposited ④ devoured
97 The destitute families are given an allowance.
① impoverished ② anomalous ③ frigid ④ perpetual
98 I understand the factory is going to lay off a hundred men this month.
① give the leave ② reinforce ③ dismiss ④ employ
99 A skilled carpenter dispenses with the detail plans.
① give away ② does without ③ contemplates ④ adapts
100 The shark is the victim of a warped attitude of wildlife protection.
① distorted ② prudent ③ distant ④ negligent ⑤ naive
101 To distract the girl's attention, her mother shielded her from the awful scene.
① contrive ② dismiss ③ divert ④ prevail
102 The sewage will decay and the water will begin to give off odors.
① deteriorate ② succumb to ③ entice
④ emit ⑤ take hold of
103 His qualifications surpass the job requirements.
① encompass ② ascend ③ exceed ④ aid
104 My driver's license will cease to be effective in January.
① expire ② extol ③ expound ④ explore
105 The aim of life is to achieve something new. It is the same in science, business or
mountain-climbing. Man prides himself in exploiting new fields.
① expropriating ② exploring ③ extracting ④ exposing
106 Few mysteries have ever excited the imaginations of scientists as much as this great extinction.
① attraction ② movement ③ prosperity ④ disappearance
107 The surprise attacks were imminent.
① out of the way ② about to break out ③ on the go
④ under the table ⑤ under way
108 His long-forgotten youthful aberrations have now become impediments to his success.
① propellants ② hindrances ③ dynamics ④ guarantees ⑤ predictors
109 As man becomes more and more a social being, as the world becomes more and more a social community, communication grows ever more imperative.
① urgent ② expensive ③ impervious ④ bustling
110 This process is called photosynthesis and the essential ingredients it requires are carbon dioxide and water.
① chemicals ② components ③ glues ④ liquids
111 Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and intimidates the
neighbor is henceforth called evil.
① inverts ② disapproves ③ disbelieves ④ threatens ⑤ discharges
112 With the extraordinary increase of public-supported education, classical education has almost disappeared.
① phenomenal ② queer ③ democratic ④ perceptible
113 A miser grows rich by seeming poor ; an extravagant man grows poor by
seeming rich.
① extraordinary ② profligate ③ economic ④ frugal
114 Customs officials at the Mexican border try to prevent illicit traffic in drugs.
① unlawful ② heavy ③ off-hand ④ increasing
115 The contemporary chemical industry in the United States is tremendously
important.
① predictably ② immensely ③ unmistakably ④ increasingly
116 The fabric of modern society is not immune from decay.
① safe ② vexed ③ alive ④ mute ⑤ rude
117 The president delivered an excellent extemporaneous speech.
① impromptu ② political ③ patriotic ④ eloquent
118 It has rained for three days without a let up.
① incessantly ② irresistibly ③ heavily
④ cats and dogs ⑤ immediately
119 Since the war there has been a tendency to adopt foreign customs and fashions indiscriminately.
① haphazardly ② unpleasantly ③ harmoniously ④ friendly
120 It would be nice to pretend that The Times is infallible.
① insightful ② faultless ③ invaluable ④ readable
121 No matter how confident you may be, you cannot deny that you are nothing in
this infinite space.
① enormous ② invincible ③ boundless ④ invisible
122 No elected official who insists on remaining can continue to play a major role in public life; compromise is the lifeblood of politics.
① sentimental ② pragmatic ③ irrefutable ④ inflexible
123 I do not believe that I was inordinately slow to learn something of the Eskimo mentality, but I must say that the more I learnt the greater seemed to me the difficulty of penetrating it.
① silently ② excessively ③ impassively ④ gratuitously
124 An intangible feeling of disaster fill the room.
① potent ② concrete ③ impalpable ④ superficial
125 This will become one of the most intractable problems of the country.
① difficult ② controllable ③ easy ④ resolute
126 Their leader remained intrepid even in the face of great danger.
① fearless ② reckless ③ calm ④ stable
127 According to the weather forecast, it will be mostly sunny tomorrow, with
intermittent showers in the afternoon.
① continuous ② recurrent ③ heavy ④ long and tedious
128 The rain impeded the progress of the mountain climbers.
① destroyed ② improved ③ extended ④ interrupted
129 A reply to this letter is mandatory.
① optional ② reluctant ③ obligatory ④ manageable ⑤ vulnerable
130 I was beginning to understand how thoroughly a person can be doomed to
oblivion.
① disintegration ② collapse ③ conformation ④ forgetfulness
131 These children are too obstinate to deal with.
① obedient ② waxy ③ peculiar ④ eccentric ⑤ stubborn
132 Perjury in a serious court case can result in life imprisonment.
① Lying under oath ② Aiding a criminal
③ Destroying ④ Threatening the jury
133 Experiments with wild rats show that lower animals can also become really ill
and even die under chronic stress.
① persistent ② mild ③ occasional ④ overwhelming ⑤ mental
134 Residents in a city must take precaution not to pollute the air.
① have perception ② manage without waste
③ take care beforehand ④ become precursor
135 Because light travels faster than sound lightening appears to go before thunder.
① repel ② prolong ③ traverse ④ precede
136 Because he is changeable, we cannot predict what course he will follow at any
moment.
① capricious ② coherent ③ cynical ④ obstinate ⑤ humble
137 The author faces a predicament in trying to meet the deadline.
① an enigma ② a failure ③ a dilemma ④ an extension
138 Only hotel guests have the privilege of using private beach.
① prerogative ② occasion ③ possibility ④ habit
139 More than one-quarter of the medicines in the United States come
mostly from the tropical rain forest.
① prescribed ② described ③ transcribed ④ subscribed
140 Smoking is prohibited in the library.
① retained ② forbidden ③ ignored ④ tolerated
141 In a trade agreement, nations generally make reciprocal considerations when
setting tariffs.
① functional ② mutual ③ enthusiastic ④ graduated
142 Please refrain from doing that.
① continue ② be proud of ③ stop ④ forget
143 Congress has appropriated funds to rehabilitate the disaster area.
① restore ② renew ③ retreat ④ reorganize
144 Many customers are reluctant to buy new hardware because of a shortage of
innovative software.
① sorry ② frantic ③ unwilling ④ irrational ⑤ enthusiastic
145 One of the goals of psychoanalysis is to bring repressed conflicts to the level of
consciousness.
① inexplicable ② buried ③ unending ④ troublesome
146 Positions as teaching assistants call for good writing and speaking skills.
① require ② produce ③ question ④ sharpen
147 Can you mention several brief stories which teach that it is unwise to
take offense at fancied injuries?
① renovate ② resent ③ remonstrate ④ relapse
148 Why don't they retaliate?
① fight back ② complete the work
③ return to work ④ come back
149 The revised proposal was debated.
① distasteful ② rejected ③ reviewed ④ amended
150 They held a clandestine meeting yesterday.
① prearranged ② hurried ③ important ④ secret ⑤ official
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