A new cinema ______ here. They hope to finish it next month.

A. will be built        B. is built      C. has been built      D. is being built

He sat back on the chair, took a book and began to read, ___.

A. being looked at ease  B. looked rather at ease  C. to look rather at ease    D. looking rather at ease

This problem is far from __________, so it has to be discussed again at tomorrow’s meeting.  

A. settled  B. settling  C. being settled  D. being settling

Tom sounds very much ______ in the job, but I’m not sure whether he can manage it.

A. interested   B. interesting   C. interestingly   D. interestedly

“Would you like me to show you the way?”

 “_______.”

A. That’s very kind of you.   B. Yes, you could.

C. Good idea!               D. With great pleasure!

—I wonder what’s on television this evening. Have you got a newspaper?

—Yes, ________ TV programmes are ________ the back page.

A. the; on           B. the; in   C. / ; in      D. / ; on

_______ rich one may be there is always something one wants.

A. whatever    B. Whenever  C. however    D. Wherever

_The beginning of agriculture was a big step in human progress _______which nothing could compare until our information age.

A.in                      B.for                     C.with                   D.by

_We must read not only between the lines,but sometimes_______the lines so that we can fully understand the writer.

A.within         B.among               C.besides        D.beyond

Nothing else_______more important than water in the place like a desert.

A.we can’t find                    B.can’t we find

C.can we find               D.we can find