There were no tickets _____ for Friday's performance.

1. A.
   preferable
2. B.
   possible
3. C.
   considerable
4. D.
   available

—Will you be on________ holiday soon?

—Well, I’m toobusy to take ________ holiday now. ________ manager has me work day and night. I’ll be able totake ________ two months from now.

1. A.
   a; a; The; it
2. B.
   /; a; The; one
3. C.
   the; the; The; that
4. D.
   /; a; A; this

—Do you likeschool life?

—It’s hard to say. If there were no________ examinations, I should have ________ much happier time at school.

1. A.
   an; a
2. B.
   不填; a
3. C.
   a; the
4. D.
   不填; 不填

-If you want to go shopping, you can go with me, OK?

-________．

1. A.
   I agree with you
2. B.
   Yes, let’s go
3. C.
   It doesn’t matter
4. D.
   It’s my pleasure

-Does it rain a lot in this area?

-________, it hardly ever rains．The climate is like that of a desert．

1. A.
   What’s more
2. B.
   What’s worse
3. C.
   On the contrary
4. D.
   As a result

We keep our money in a bank for use when we need it.Doctors keep quantities of  1   kinds of blood in blood-banks for use when  2   .Blood can be  3   for about 3 weeks in a good state. If it is dried, part of it can be kept longer. So there is no  4   for the doctor to wait for a  5   of the right blood-group to come forward to offer his blood. The blood is  6   in the blood-bank for the transfusion(輸血).More and more blood is being  7   in this way, and there is not always  8   .In England we sometimes hear a  9   in the streets of a town coming from a car which is standing on the  13   , and the time to go. The giving of blood for this purpose does not  14   a blood-donor(獻(xiàn)血者)in good  15   .The doctors know  16   blood to take from the body, and the kind and helpful person does not  17   ill. Usually enough people come to offer their blood, and usually the donor  18   knows  19   he helps and whose life he  20  .1．

-If the ship is caught in the storm, what shall he do then?

-Oh, do you still doubt ________ he will be able to deal with every terrible situation?

1. A.
   whether
2. B.
   that
3. C.
   if
4. D.
   how

--I hear Warren ________ in a middle school.

--What? I can’t imagine him ________ as a teacher.

1. A.
   teach; to work
2. B.
   teaches; working
3. C.
   teaches; to work
4. D.
   teach; working

Viscount(子爵)Montgomery, the famous British commander, was born in Bemaid Law Montgomery in 1887 and fought in both world wars．In World War I he was only an ordinary soldier, who rose to the rank of captain．It was during World War Ⅱ that he really shone-commanded the British army in many of the important battles of the war and later in North Africa, then in Nomiady, and finally in Germany．After the war he was made a nobleman but people continued to refer to him as Monty, once a reporter asked him,“Who do you think were the three greatest commanders in history?”Replied Monty, without a moment's hesitation,“The other two were Alexander the Great and Napoleon．”Why do you think people called Viscount Montgomery“Monty”?

1. A.
   Because he was famous．
2. B.
   Because he was a nobleman．
3. C.
   Probably because people liked and respected him．
4. D.
   Probably because people did not quite respect him．

--- Where's that report?

--- I brought it to you ________ you were in Mr. Black's of-fice yesterday.

1. A.
   if
2. B.
   when
3. C.
   because
4. D.
   before