. He was afraid that the branch might bend over and break, and he would be sent _____ to the ground.

A. crashing   B. throwing    C. rushing    D. dropping

 

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2.A. favorable                     B. believable                        C. reasonable            D. available

3.A. obvious                       B. special                         C. natural              D. strange

4.A. abandoned              B. followed                           C. taught              D. attended

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6.A. connect                      B. change                     C. mean                       D. defeat

7.A. mountains                B. stairs                                 C. ladders        D. streets

8.A. normal                   B. pleasant                           C. simple              D. difficult

9.A. fell                            B. stood               C. happened         D. appeared

10.A. Few                          B. Little              C. Seldom             D. Never

11.A. arrived                          B. progressed         C. broke               D. stopped

12.A. until                                 B. before                C. when                      D. while

13.A. students                             B. friends             C. teachers               D. workers

14.A. losing                     B. giving               C. passing     D. saving

15.A. write down                 B. figure out                         C. cut off               D. put up

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19.A. lower                  B. weaker           C. higher             D. stronger

20.A. carefully             B. quickly           C. lightly              D. slowly

 

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4.                A．for            B．out of          C．without   D．from

 

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6.                A．wasteful        B．useful          C．wonderful D．plentiful

 

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8.                A．later           B．more           C．ago  D．before

 

9.                A．broken         B．fine            C．shut D．open

 

10.               A．once          B．before         C．when D．until

 

11.               A．far            B．deep          C．long  D．little

 

12.               A．driver          B．engineer       C．father D．son

 

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15.               A．stay up         B．wake up        C．stay home D．go home

 

16.               A．competition     B．performance    C．debate    D．party

 

17.               A．family          B．company       C．team D．whole

 

18.               A．build          B．climb          C．stand D．lay

 

19.               A．garden         B．garage         C．car   D．taxi

 

20.               A．who           B．what           C．which D．where

 

 

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A．He was born into a poor family.

B．His father wasn't good at business.

C．He couldn't adjust himself to poverty.

D．He had to do lots of jobs to make a living.

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A．when he was in college

B．when he was a small boy

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B．Miller's university education made him doubt religion

C．Miller learned playwriting all by himself

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B．The Crucible.

C．No Villain.

D．Finishing the Picture.

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A．introduce Arthur Miller's plays

B．tell us about Arthur Miller's childhood

C．explain how Arthur Miller started to write plays

D．give us a brief introduction to Arthur Miller's life

 

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