41.[a] at [b] in [c] on [d] with
42.[a] alive [b] vivid [c] mobile [d] diverse
43.[a] regulation [b] climate [c] circumstance [d] requirement
44.[a] where [b] how [c]what [d] unless
45.[a] alter [b] differ [c] shift [d] distinguish
46.[a] constituting [b] aggravating [c] observing [d] justifying
47.[a] some [b] many [c] even [d] still
48.[a] comes off  [b] turns up [c] pays off [d] holds up
49.[a] claims [b] reports [c] declarations [d] proclamations
50.[a] an advantage [b] a benefit [c] an interest [d] a profit
                                            passage 7（2000年）
    if a farmer wishes to succeed, he must try to keep a wide gap between his con?sumption and his production. he must store a large quantity of grain     41     consuming all his grain immediately. he can continue to support himself and his family     42     he produces a surplus. he must use this surplus in three ways: as seed for sowing, as an insurance     43     the unpredictable effects of bad weather and as a commodity which he must sell in order to     44     old agricultural implements and obtain chemical fertilizers to     45     the soil. he may also need money to construct irrigation     46     and improve his farm in other ways. if no surplus is .available, a farmer cannot be     47     .he must either sell some of his property or     48     extra funds in the form of loans. naturally he will try to borrow money at a low     49     of interest, but loans of this kind are not     50     obtainable.

41.[a] other than [b] as well as [c] instead of  [d] more than
42.[a] only of [b] much as [c] long before [d] ever since
43.[a] for  [b] against [c] of [d] towards
44.[a] replace [b] purchase [c] supplement [d] dispose
45.[a] enhance [b] mix [c] feed [d] raise
46.[a] vessels [b] routes [c] paths [d] channels
47.[a] self-confident [b] self-sufficient [c] self-satisfied [d] self-restrained
48.[a] search [b] save [c] offer [d] seek
49.[a] proportion [b] percentage [c] rate [d] ratio
50.[a] genuinely [b] obviously [c] presumably [d] frequently

passage 8（2001年）
    the government is to ban payments to witnesses by newspapers seeking to buy up people involved in prominent cases     31     the trial of rosemary west.
    in a significant     32     of legal controls over the press, lord irvine, the lord chancellor, will introduce a     33     bill that will propose making payments to witnesses     34     and will strictly control the amount of     35     that can be given to a case     36     a trial begins.
    in a letter to gerald kaufman, chairman of the house of commons media select committee, lord irvine said he     37     with a committee report this year which said that self-regulation did not     38     sufficient control.
        39     of the letter came two days after lord irvine caused a     40     of media protest when he said the     41     of privacy controls contained in european legislation would be left to judges     42     to parliament.
    the lord chancellor said introduction of the human rights bill, which     43     the european convention on human rights legally     44     in britain, laid down that everybody was     45     to privacy and that public figures could go to court to protect themselves and their families.
    "press freedoms will be in safe hands     46     our british judges," he said.
    witness payments became an     47     after west sentenced to 10 life sentences in 1995. up to 19 witnesses were     48     to have received payments for telling their stories to newspapers. concerns were raised     49     witnesses might be encouraged to exaggerate their stories in court to     50     guilty verdict.

31.[a] as to [b] for instance [c] in particular [d] such as
32.[a] tightening [b] intensifying [c] focusing [d] fastening
33.[a]sketch [b] rough [c] preliminary [d] draft
34.[a]illogical [b] illegal [c] improbable [d] improper
35.[a]publicity [b] penalty [c] popularity [d] peculiarity
36.[a]since [b] if  [c] before [d] as
37.[a]sided [b] shared  [c] complied [d] agreed
38.[a]present [b] offer [c] manifest [d] indicate
39.[a]release [b] publication [c] printing [d] exposure
40.[a]storm [b] rage [c] flare [d] flash
41.[a]translation [b] interoperation [c] exhibition [d] demonstration
42.[a]better than [b] other than [c] rather than [d] sooner than
43.[a]changes [b] makes [c] sets [d] turns
44.[a] binding [b] convincing [c] restraining [d] sustaining
45.[a] authorized [b] credited [c] entitled [d] qualified
46.[a] with [b] to  [c] from [d] by
47.[a] impact [b] incident [c] inference [d] issue
48.[a] stated  [b] remarked [c] said [d] told
49.[a] what  [b] when [c] which [d] that
50.[a] assure [b] confide [c] ensure [d] guarantee