25.More than any other generation, our generation views the adult world with great ( ). There is also an increased tendency to reject completely the world.

26.The need for laws on euthanasia cannot be ( ) for much longer.

27.He stood in front of us for a moment and then ( ) us to go into the living room.

28.My imagination boggled at the punishment I would ( ) if in fact I did abuse a book of Mrs. Flowers’. Death would be too kind and brief.

29.The odds seemed to move toward Chavel with a dreadful ( ): nine to one, eight to one: they were like a pointing finger.

30.Writing a book is a horrible, ( ) struggle, like a long bout of some painful illness.

31.We are asking for the support of all sections of the peace movement because we do not feel that this is a time to be ( ).

32.I ( ) at several schools and was accepted everywhere. Harvard offered more financial assistance.

33.On the days when I’m especially melancholy, I began constructing tables of organization ... ( ) people in the company on the basis of envy, hope, fear, ambition, frustration, rivalry, hatred, or disappointment.

34.No sooner did his car touch the boulevard heading home than Ace ( ) on the radio.

35.I was convinced that some ( ) changes had been wrought for all Negroes, not just those in the ghetto.

36.In Australia, where people are few and rabbits are many, I watched a whole populace satisfying the primitive ( ) in the primitive manner by the skilful slaughter of many thousands of rabbits.

37.If we regard activity as being in itself a good, then we must count all snobberies as good; for all ( ) activity.

38.I ask the reader to note that I, an Englishman who no longer lives in England and can’t spend more than six months at a ( ) in any other European country, home to America as to a country more stimulating than depressing.

39.Strangely enough, the salesmen react very well to the constant pressure and rigid supervision to which they are ( ). 

A.applied B.classifying C.desert D.deserve

E.dodged F.dominant G.dormant H.exhausting

I.exhaustive J.flicked K.gestated L.gestured

M.impulse N.inevitability O.moment P.momentous

Q.neglected R.provoke S.recoiled T.revoke

U.skepticism V.stretch W.subject X.subjected

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