I'm afraid these new trousers are so tight as not to ________.

A large   B have on    C put on     D go on

The librarian told me only the ______ numbers can be taken out and kept for some

A large          B current      C back           D former

Some will run the risk of killing themselves and their families ________ admit they don't know how to mend the lamp that has gone wrong.

A instead of     B rather than  C in place of    D other than

Pills and bottles of medicine should be kept ________ of children.

A under lock and key        B away     C beyond reach         D within reach

My watch goes wrong again , so I have to have it ______right.

A set   B mended  C repaired   D fixed

There were two men in my office --- Mr. Black and Mr. White. Everyone enjoyed __1___with Mr. Black, but no ___2_____liked Mr. White.

Mr. Black was always polite. When he wanted something done, he would ask,＂Would you mind __3___ the door, please?＂Mr. White was just the opposite. He usually shouted across the room.＂Close the door and hurry up!＂

But one morning. Mr. White __4____ us. At first we thought he __5___ sick. He was kind and polite. ＂Miss Jane,＂ he asked, ＂could you tell me ___6___ it isn't much trouble for you to copy the telephone number for me ?＂Miss Jane was astonished. ___7___ after that, Mr. White said, ＂Miss Mary, could you please open the window?＂ It ＇s quite warm in here.＂

We couldn't imagine __8___ he was so ___9___. Should we offer him aspirins? Or had Mr. White become good?

Soon the thing was cleared up. ＂Ladies, ＂ Mr. Black said, ＂I was told that the president of the company will be here soon. He will __10___ our work here, and he is going toad money to those work will.＂

1. A to work     B working     C work     D works

2. A body        B people      C man      D one

3. A to close    B close       C closing  D closed

4. A was surprised    B was surprising   C surprised   D was surprised by

5. A must be      B can be     C would be D may be

6. A if           B why        C that     D how

7. A Then         B So         C Right    D As

8. A how          B why        C if       D that

9. A strange      B strangely  C kind     D bad

10. A visit        B accept     C inspect  D be pleased with

Red is used in many American _______. It can be used to speak of happiness, as in ＂a red-letter day＂. This is a day when something special happens. The expression probably is ______ on church customs. Almost for six hundred years, church calendars have been ______ with red to indicate special holidays. Today's calendars(日歷) still are marked that way with the ______ of holidays, and special days ______ in red. The expression Red-letter Day is often heard in everyday conversation. A red-letter day is especially happy. It may be a day _____ you've long waited for, a wedding day, for example, ______ it may be a day with a happy time. You might tell your friend that yesterday was red-letter day, because you _____ some money in the state lottery(彩券).

Red also is used in some expressions that are _____ happy. Red-Handed is one. To be Caught Red-Handed is to be caught actually performing a wrong _____. You're guilty.

1. A languages     B words     C stories      D expressions

2. A seen          B from      C based        D followed

3. A done          B marked    C written      D painted

4. A names         B dates     C days         D meanings

5. A printed       B copied    C typed        D written

6. A when          B as        C of which     D that

7. A and           B but       C for          D or

8. A paid          B were paid C won          D lost

9. A less          B not       C few          D little

10. A matter       B thing     C act          D job

Our English teacher had us all _______our names on a card.

A. written     B. to write        C. write            D. for writing

They ______ be at home. You see, the door is locked from the outside.

A. can’t       B. may          C.  must           D.  mustn’t

The farmer who admitted ______ the tiger was severely punished.

A. to kill      B. killing        C. killed            D. to have killed