11. [ A ] if [ B ] until [ C ] that [ D ] unless

    12. [ A ] adequately [ B ] attractively [ C ] urgently [ D ] eagerly

    13. [ A ] disagree [ B ] decrease [ C ] refuses [ D ] offends

    14. [ A ] willing [ B ] possible [ C ] obliged [ D ] likely

    15. [ A ] with [ B ] as [ C ] over [ D ] for

    16. [ A ] supposed [ B ] proved [ C ] considered [ D ] related

    17. [ A ] much [ B ] little [ C ] few [ D ] many

    18. [ A ] teach [ B ] allow [ C ] force [ D ] persuade

    19. [ A ] so [ B ] until [ C ] lest [ D ] although

    20. [ A ] but [ B ] nor [ C ] or [ D ] neither

    III. Reading Comprehension (30 points, 2 points for each item)

    Passage One

    Questions 21 to 25 are based on the following passage.

    Can your cellular phone really give you cancer? The best answer science can offer so far is maybe.

     Researchers have discovered that cellular--phone radiation(辐射) can cause subtle, short-term biological effects in humans-including changes in brainwave patterns during sleep—but their full significance remains to be determined. Given that uncertainty and the fact that everyone from the National Cancer Institute to the World Health Organization is investigating cellular—phone radiation, many experts caution that it is far too early to give the phones a clean bill of health.

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