1¡¢Our English teacher advises us to look £ß£ß£ß our test paper before we hand it in.

A¡¢after

B¡¢over

C¡¢on D¡¢into

2¡¢Our house is about a mile from the railway station and there are not many houses £ß£ß£ß .

A¡¢in between

B¡¢far apart

C¡¢among them D¡¢from each other 3¡¢Mary wanted to avoid running down a dog but ran £ß£ß£ßa big tree by the roadside. A¡¢into

C¡¢over 4¡¢¡ª How are you, Mary? ¡ª £ß£ß£ßHelen. A¡¢How are you?

B¡¢on D¡¢up B¡¢I¡¯m fine. Thank you

C¡¢How do you do? D¡¢Nice to see you

5¡¢¡ª Hi, Tom, how¡¯s everything with you? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß.

A¡¢Don¡¯t mention it

B¡¢Pretty fast

C¡¢Thanks D¡¢The same as ever

1¡¢£ß£ß£ß I like Linda personally, I don¡¯t think what she¡¯s doing is right.

A¡¢When

B¡¢While

C¡¢Until D¡¢As

2¡¢He is a leading authority£ß£ß£ßplant diseases.

A¡¢on

B¡¢about

C¡¢for D¡¢of

3¡¢¨C Li Hua failed in the math examination. ¨C£ß£ß£ß

A¡¢I¡¯m sorry to hear that.

B¡¢Bad luck!

C¡¢What a pity! D¡¢Bad news.

4¡¢¨C Excuse me, sir. - £ß£ß£ß ¨C I¡¯d like to cash a check. Would you please tell me which window should I go to?

A¡¢What can I help you?

C¡¢It¡¯s all right.

5¡¢¨C May I take your order, sir? ¨C£ß£ß£ß

A¡¢Give me the bill, please. C¡¢I like the surrounding here.

B¡¢Yes, may I help you? D¡¢It doesn¡¯t matter. B¡¢But the price is too high.

D¡¢I¡¯d like some roast beef and chicken.

1¡¢Can you tell me the house £ß£ß£ß you once lived last year.

A¡¢that

C¡¢where

2¡¢The new skirt£ß£ß£ß me 200 yuan.

A¡¢paid

C¡¢took

3¡¢¡ª What can I do for you, sir? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß.

B¡¢which D¡¢in that B¡¢cost D¡¢spent

B¡¢I¡¯d like to buy some eggs. D¡¢Here you are.

A¡¢Yes, please. C¡¢No, thanks.

4¡¢¡ªExcuse me, sir.£ß£ß£ß is it to the nearest hotel? ¡ªAbout 15 minutes¡¯ walk along this road.

A¡¢How much

B¡¢How soon

C¡¢How far D¡¢How long

5¡¢¡ª Would you like £ß£ß£ß the film? ¡ª No, I¡¯d rather£ß£ß£ß the match.

A¡¢to see, to watch

B¡¢to see, watch

C¡¢seeing, watching D¡¢to watch, see

1¡¢We will leave very early for the airport tomorrow morning, so you had better £ß£ß£ß and arrange a taxi.

A¡¢call for

B¡¢call in

C¡¢call up D¡¢call on

2¡¢I¡¯ll see£ß£ß£ß she¡¯s at home£ß£ß£ßnot at home.

A¡¢either ¡­ or

B¡¢neither¡­nor

C¡¢whether ¡­or D¡¢if ¡­or

3¡¢¡ª I think you look very nice in the red jacket. ¡ª £ß£ß£ß

A¡¢Oh, no, I don¡¯t look nice at all.

C¡¢I¡¯m glad you think so.

B¡¢You are very kind.

D¡¢I don¡¯t like red color but my mom made me wear it.

4¡¢¡ª What a beautiful picture you¡¯ve drawn! ¡ª £ß£ß£ß

A¡¢Not at all.

B¡¢You are great.

C¡¢Thanks. D¡¢I¡¯m proud of you.

5¡¢¡ª Do you think our basketballers played very well yesterday? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß

A¡¢They are not nervous at all. C¡¢They played naturally.

B¡¢They are still young. D¡¢They couldn¡¯t have done bett

er.

1¡¢Last year the interest rate for loan£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß by 20 percent.

A¡¢raised

B¡¢arose

C¡¢aroused D¡¢rose

2¡¢The students are kept £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß cleaning the classroom.

A¡¢busy with

B¡¢busying with

C¡¢busy in D¡¢to busy in

3¡¢This article is £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß difficult £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß few of the students can understand it.

A¡¢too¡­to

C¡¢so, that

4¡¢¡ªCan I help you, sir? ¡ª£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß.

A¡¢Yes, you can help me

B¡¢very, that D¡¢such, that

B¡¢No, I don¡¯t need any help

C¡¢Of course, if you like D¡¢No, thanks. I¡¯m being served

5¡¢¡ªThat was a great dinner. £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß ¡ªThanks. But it really took only an hour.

A¡¢I have never had it before.

B¡¢I enjoyed it very much.

C¡¢You must have spent all day c

D¡¢Who cooked it?

ooking.

1¡¢I make notes in the back of my diary£ß£ß£ß things to be mended or replaced?

A¡¢by

B¡¢in

C¡¢with D¡¢of

2¡¢¡ª Could you be so kind as to close the window? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß .

A¡¢With Pleasure

B¡¢Go ahead

C¡¢Yes, please D¡¢That¡¯s ok

3¡¢¡ªKen, £ß£ß£ß, but your TV is too loud. ¡ªOh, I¡¯m sorry. I¡¯ll turn it down right now.

A¡¢I¡¯d like to talk with you

B¡¢I¡¯m really tired of this

C¡¢I hate to say this D¡¢I need your help

4¡¢¡ª I was really anxious about you. You shouldn¡¯t have left without a word. ¡ª £ß£ß£ß

A¡¢Why not?

B¡¢Really?

C¡¢I don¡¯t know. D¡¢I¡¯m terribly sorry.

5¡¢¡ª You shouldn¡¯t have chosen that kind of book for me. ¡ª £ß£ß£ß

A¡¢Oh, don¡¯t complain about gift.

C¡¢What¡¯s wrong with you?

1¡¢Is this £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß looking for?

A¡¢you are

B¡¢Sorry, I¡¯ll give you a better one next time.

D¡¢What can I do for you?

B¡¢what you are

C¡¢that you are D¡¢what are you

2¡¢If you £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß your name and address on the card, we¡¯ll send the book to you as soon as it is returned.

A¡¢go over

B¡¢fill in

C¡¢find out D¡¢carry out

3¡¢¡ª What size do you have? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß

A¡¢I want size 26.

B¡¢We got various sizes.

C¡¢This size is not for me. D¡¢We want a small size.

4¡¢¡ª £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß ¡ª Our price is the lowest one in the city.

A¡¢I¡¯ll take the blue one. C¡¢May I try it on?

5¡¢¡ª Is that everything? ¡ª £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß

A¡¢That¡¯s it. Thanks

B¡¢How much is it?

D¡¢Would you please make a discount?

B¡¢I like the red one.

C¡¢Everything is ok D¡¢I am looking for a T-shirt

1¡¢Julie spent one month £ß£ß£ßher term paper on Chinese poems.

A¡¢to write

B¡¢and wrote

C¡¢written D¡¢writing

2¡¢I was so£ß£ß£ßthe night before my examination that I could not sleep.

A¡¢worrying

B¡¢tired

C¡¢happy D¡¢nervous

3¡¢Whether you learn or not is entirely£ß£ß£ßyou.

A¡¢up to

B¡¢as to

C¡¢about to D¡¢due to

4¡¢I finally£ß£ß£ßto study much harder in the future.

A¡¢prepared

B¡¢made up my mind

C¡¢worked out D¡¢made out

5¡¢The little girl showed the policeman the corner£ß£ß£ßshe was knocked off her bike

A¡¢and

B¡¢which

C¡¢that D¡¢where

1¡¢I¡¯m feeling too tired to drive any more; will you take£ß£ß£ß?

A¡¢after

B¡¢over

C¡¢on D¡¢in

2¡¢She¡¯s very committed to£ß£ß£ß people who are homeless.

A¡¢helping

B¡¢help

C¡¢helped D¡¢helps

3¡¢I¡¯m afraid he can¡¯t£ß£ß£ßto the idea of having a woman as his boss.

A¡¢accept

B¡¢adopt

C¡¢adapt D¡¢acquire

4¡¢It may still be many years £ß£ß£ßthis problem could be finally settled.

A¡¢until

C¡¢after

5¡¢¡ªI£ß£ß£ß. ¡ªThink no more of it.

A¡¢should have meant that C¡¢shouldn¡¯t have meant that

B¡¢before D¡¢unless

B¡¢should have done that D¡¢shouldn¡¯t have done that