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1By the time the commander arrived at the command post, the battalion ______ the tactical briefing.
A.had already completed
B.has already completed
C.was already completed
D.will already complete
Explanation: The past perfect tense ('had already completed') is used to express an action that took place before another specific past action ('arrived'). In time clauses introduced by 'by the time' + past simple, the main clause requires the past perfect.
2By the end of next month, our engineering unit ______ the construction of the temporary airstrip.
A.will finish
B.will have finished
C.had finished
D.is finishing
Explanation: The future perfect tense ('will have finished') indicates that an action will be completed prior to a designated point in the future ('by the end of next month').
3The technical team ______ on the encrypted radio system for five hours when the backup generator suddenly shut down.
A.has been working
B.had been working
C.was working
D.would work
Explanation: The past perfect continuous ('had been working') expresses an ongoing action that started in the past and continued up until another specific event in the past ('when the backup generator suddenly shut down').
4The platoon leader announced that the night exercise ______ at 22:00 hours despite the heavy rain.
A.would commence
B.commences
C.has commenced
D.will commence
Explanation: In reported speech with a past-tense reporting verb ('announced'), future actions are expressed using the future-in-the-past form ('would commence').
5______ that regular physical training significantly enhances soldiers' combat endurance and mental focus.
A.It is widely acknowledged
B.That is widely acknowledged
C.What is widely acknowledged
D.There is widely acknowledged
Explanation: The introductory pronoun 'it' serves as an anticipatory dummy subject in the impersonal passive construction 'It is + past participle + that-clause' (e.g., 'It is widely acknowledged that...').
6Safety regulations during field artillery drills must ______ strictly by all personnel.
A.be adhered
B.be adhered to
C.adhere to
D.have adhered to
Explanation: When prepositional phrasal verbs like 'adhere to' are converted into the passive voice, the preposition must be retained immediately after the past participle ('be adhered to').
7All sensitive tactical documents ______ in the secure vault before the headquarters staff departs.
A.must lock
B.must be locked
C.must have locked
D.must be locking
Explanation: The modal passive structure 'must + be + past participle' ('must be locked') is required because the subject 'documents' receives the action.
8At the stated time, the only bridge was already destroyed, the river was impassable, and no boats were available; the reconnaissance unit ______ there.
A.must have crossed
B.couldn't have crossed
C.should have crossed
D.might have crossed
Explanation: 'Couldn't have crossed' expresses a logical impossibility in the past. The context explicitly rules out the bridge, fording, and boats, so it supports that deduction rather than mere uncertainty.
9The tracking display shows the transport aircraft still eighty kilometers from the airfield; it ______ yet.
A.can't have landed
B.must have landed
C.needn't have landed
D.should have landed
Explanation: 'Can't have landed' expresses a negative deduction about a completed event. A current position eighty kilometers from the airfield directly rules out the claim that it has already landed there.
10We packed a large quantity of emergency rations; after learning that fresh supplies were already available at the forward base, we realized that we ______ so many.
A.needn't have packed
B.didn't need to pack
C.mustn't have packed
D.couldn't pack
Explanation: 'Needn't have packed' indicates that an action was performed unnecessarily in the past (we packed them, but it turned out not to be needed).

About the Junkao English Exam

English is one of the named cultural subjects in the current soldier military-academy examination. English is integral to the tested skill, while administration and some instructions occur in Chinese. This independent single-answer MCQ bank supports grammar, vocabulary, reading, and communication review; it does not simulate the official form or replace translation, extended reading, or writing practice.

Exam sponsor: Central Military Commission training and military academy admissions authorities. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Written English subject with English language material and Chinese military-administration context; current form details come from annual military instructions and authorized materials.

Time Limit

120 minutes in the published 2023 schedule; verify the current annual notice.

Passing Score

Competitive composite selection; no standalone permanent public pass mark.

Exam / Certification Fees

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Grammar and Syntax

Verb forms, agreement, clauses, modality, non-finite forms, and sentence structure.

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Vocabulary and Usage

Meaning, collocation, word formation, and context.

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Reading and Discourse

Main ideas, details, inference, cohesion, and author purpose.

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Functional Communication

Appropriate language choices in common communicative situations.

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Translation and Writing Preparation

Skills that require practice beyond single-answer MCQs if included in current authorized materials.

Preparing for the Junkao English Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Competitive composite selection; no standalone permanent public pass mark.
  • Assessment: Written English subject with English language material and Chinese military-administration context; current form details come from annual military instructions and authorized materials.
  • Time limit: 120 minutes in the published 2023 schedule; verify the current annual notice.
  • Exam / certification fees: No public individual fee schedule located for this internal military selection. Official sources

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Junkao English: Suggested Study Strategy

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Frequently Asked Questions

What languages are official?

English is the assessed subject language; the examination is administered in a Chinese military context, so both English and Chinese are integral.

Does this bank reproduce official writing or translation tasks?

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