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A:because
B:due to
C:in that
D:regardless of
Equipment should be tested and maintained for proper operation on a regular().
A:base
B:ground
C:basis
D:field
— I’m afraid I’ve got to be running along. See you later.— ().
A:Very well.
B:My pleasure.
C:See you.
D:Never mind.
Didn’t you see the man () ?
A:I nodded just now
B:whom I nodded just now
C:I nodded to him just now
D:I nodded to just now
The windows of the room () once a week.
A:has been cleaned
B:is cleaned
C:are cleaned
D:are cleaning
— (). — I’m terribly busy these days.
A:How do you do?
B:How old are you?
C:How are things with you, Jimmy?
D:Where are you from?
With the work (), she felt greatly relieved.
A:doing
B:being done
C:done
D:been done
—I am sorry I have the wrong number.—()
A:You are so careless.
B:You are so considerate.
C:It doesn’t matter.
D:What is wrong?
— It’s too late to prepare for tonight‘s dinner.— ().
A:That’s all right.
B:Why not go and have dinner in a restaurant?
C:It’s so great.
D:I don’t think so.
Your attitude, not your aptitude, will () your altitude.
A:underline
B:imagine
C:determine
D:reward
— It would be great if you can play cards with us tomorrow.— ().
A:I’d love to. Where shall we meet?
B:I am not OK with that.
C:Who do we play with?
D:That is a piece of cake.
— Excuse me, () where Main Street is? — Turn left at the second light and then go straight for two blocks.
A:tell me
B:can you tell
C:you should tell me
D:can you tell me
— Would you like to go to the concert with us this evening?— ().
A:No, I already have plans.
B:I’m ill, so I shouldn’t go out.
C:No, I really don’t like being with you.
D:I’d love to, but I am busy tonight.
They’ve () several scenes in which I appeared.
A:cut through
B:cut out
C:cut in
D:cut back
— Will it () long to get there? — No. It's not far at all.
A:take me
B:come me
C:stay me
D:go me
— Shall I give you a ride as you look so tired?— Thank you. ().
A:It’s your duty.
B:Don’t mention it
C:Do as you like
D:It couldn’t be better
—May I speak to Alice?—Sorry, but she is out.—()
A:Good bye.
B:Who are you?
C:Take care.
D:May I leave a message to her?
We know that we stand on others’ shoulder and () we make progress.
A:inch by inch
B:hand in hand
C:face to face
D:side by side
Professor Thomas, this is Miss Rita Smith.— ().
A:My pleasure
B:That’s OK
C:Very nice
D:Nice to meet you
() it is true remains a question.
A:If
B:Whether
C:Where
D:How
Of course, the best way to learn English varies () person to person.
A:of
B:about
C:through
D:from
— Why don’t we go to see a film now?— ().
A:What are you talking about?
B:I am tied up.
C:What a delightful idea
D:I don’t want to go with you.
() we see you again next year?
A:Are
B:Do
C:Will
D:Did
It’s high time the children () to school.
A:go
B:will go
C:are going
D:went
He () to school by bike everyday.
A:go
B:went
C:goes
D:will go
Without your support, we () .
A:would not succeed
B:would not have succeeded
C:would not succeeded
D:would have succeeded
— Good morning, Bob. How are you doing? — ().
A:Hello.
B:Good evening.
C:Not too bad. And you?
D:How do you do?
I’m very pleased to know you.— ().
A:Thanks
B:The pleasure is mine
C:Not at all
D:welcome
Antarctic () we know very little is covered with thick ice all the year round.
A:which
B:about which
C:that
D:where
I () waste time when I was studying.
A:was used to
B:used to
C:will use to
D:use to
May I introduce myself? I’m Steward.— ().
A:Pleased to meet you
B:What a pleasure
C:I don’t know
D:Thanks a lot
— Congratulations on passing the college entrance examination. — ().
A:Good job
B:Thank you
C:Very well
D:Not too bad
He is a man of great experience, () much can be learned.
A:who
B:that
C:from which
D:from whom
Worldwide, approximately 100 million sharks are killed each year, 98% () for their fins.
A:exclusively
B:espectively
C:properly
D:incredibly
The boy () a cigarette in the bathroom by his mother.
A:caught smoking
B:was caught smoking
C:caught to smoke
D:was caught to smoke
Rather than (), the wounded preferred to die.
A:surrendering
B:to surrendering
C:surrender
D:to surrender
— I’m wondering if you could give me some advice about my project.— ().
A:I’d rather sit here if you don’t mind.
B:I think it might be a good idea to do some research first.
C:Certainly, why not?
D:Yes, I like these two places.
— Have a sweet dream, Honey!— ().
A:Thank you all the same.
B:Yes, I will.
C:The same to you.
D:My pleasure.
— How’s your family? — ().
A:How do you do?
B:Fine, thanks.
C:Thank you all the same.
D:Nice to meet you.
— Pardon me. I wonder if you could tell me how to get to Mott Street? — Keep going straight for two blocks, then () Elm Street and you'll run right into it.
A:stop at
B:turn right o
C:go to
D:ask at
—Hello, Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant. May I help you?—()
A:I would like to reserve a table for four people at 6 tomorrow evening.
B:I would rather speak to your manager.
C:I want to leave a message.
D:May I have your name please?
How do you do?— ().
A:How do you do?
B:Fine, thank you.
C:Very well
D:Not too bad.
Nic () a job in a bank, but to our surprise he didn’t take it.
A:is offered
B:offered
C:was offered
D:has offered
I have made up my mind to go back to () I lived when I was young to work.
A:which
B:where
C:who
D:what
Bill put his hands behind his back, () nobody could see his hands.
A:so
B:and
C:or
D:but
If I () the job, I would do it in a different way.
A:would do
B:shall do
C:were to do
D:do
— Hello, I’m David Potter.— Hello, I’m Kelly Smith. Just ().
A:call my Kelly
B:call me at Kelly
C:call me Kelly
D:call Kelly me
They bought Grandma a gift () she liked it very much.
A:or
B:so
C:but
D:and
— Hi, Tom. How are you? — ().
A:Never mind.
B:My pleasure.
C:Can’t complain.
D:Not at all.
The earth () round the sun.
A:will move
B:moved
C:is moving
D:moves
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