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1. ___ English we must learn other eight subjects at school.
A. Except for B. Besides
C. But D. Except
2. I know nothing about him ___ that he is an English-man.
A. besides B. except
C. apart from D. except for
3. Who is to ___ for the accident， the driver or the walker？
A. blame B. scold
C. punish D. pay
4. When you are being taken photos of， you should stay ___ .
A. quiet B. silent
C. calm D. still
5. In face of danger， he remained ___ .
A. silent B. calm
C. quiet D. still
6. When you live in a ___ village， you can’t be well-informed.
A. quiet B. silent
C. still D. calm
7. The police haven’t discovered the ___ of the serious traffic accident so far.
A. reason B. explanation
C. cause D. excuse
8. Have you turned to the dictionary to find out the ___ for the new word？
A. direction B. description
C. explanation D. introduction
9. All his classmates ___ him on his winning the prize in the maths contest.
A. celebrated B. congratulated
C. welcomed D. greeted
10. The taxi driver ___ me too much for driving me to the airport that day.
A. charged B. spent
C. cost D. paid
11. The students are given $50 a term to cover the ___ of books and studying materials.
A. price B. cost
C. pay D. value
12. High unemployment ___ the government billions of pounds in lost taxes.
A. costs B. charges
C. loses D. spends
13. However， the customer would only ___ half the price for the skirt.
A. charge B. cost
C. offer D. buy
14. As you know， all the natural resources are possessed and managed by the ___ .
A. country B. land
C. nation D. state
15. Yesterday the president spoke on TV to the ___ about the prevention against the terrible disease.
A. state B. nation
C. country D. land
16. They can’t live on ___ . They must stay in the water.
A. land B. earth
C. ground D. soil
17. For the next ten years， he had not sent a single ___ to his parents.
A. message B. news
C. information D. notice
18. The ___ why Eileen didn’t turn up at the meeting was not made clear.
A. reason B. cause
C. excuse D. matter
19. He thought this painting of mine of great ___ ， and would ___ at least $10，000 for it. A. worth； buy B. value； pay
C. price； offer D. use； charge
20. The government provided them with food and ___ through the hard years.
A. dress B. coats
C. clothing D. suits
21. His father found ___ in a factory. There was always a lot of ___ for him to do.
A. work； job B. a work； jobs
C. a job； work D. a job； works
22. I’m sorry the baby’s cry last night must have ___ your sleep.
A. troubled B. disturbed
C. interrupted D. worried
23. Don’t ___ them； they are talking business.
A. interrupt B. trouble
C. disturb D. break
24. His grandma has been ___ for five years， but he still remembers her clearly.
A. death B. died
C. dying D. dead
25. Most houses were ___ in the terrible earthquake and many people became homeless.
A. damaged B. harmed
C. destroyed D. shaken
26. Look！ The cock is ___ where a hen ___ an egg just now.
A. laying； lain B. lying； lied
C. lying； lay D. lying； laid
27. The ___ made by the judge was not just and the public didn’t accept it.
A. decision B. judgment
C. choice D. conclusion
28. It is quite difficult to make a ___ between Mary and Alice because they are both very attractive.
A. choice B. decision
C. selection D. agreement
29. He has a good ___ of business and his company is running well.
A. sense B. feeling
C. touch D. thought
30. However， she ___ to talk to the manager immediately about the matter.
A. required B. demanded
C. suggested D. requested
31. As you know， parents are ___ to send their children to school in our country.
A. requested B. demanded
C. expected D. required
32. The faces of four famous American presidents on Mount Rushmore can be seen from a ___ of 60 miles.
A. length B. way
C. distance D. space
33. ___ a red skirt， the teacher came in.
A. Weared B. Dressed in
C. Putting on D. Being having on
34. We couldn’t cut the rope because the ___ of the knife was not sharp enough.
A. side B. edge
C. front D. point
35. It was ___ hot today， and he came into the shopping centre ___ to enjoy the cool air.
A. specially； especially
B. especially； specially
C. particularly； especially
D. specially； particularly
36. It’s clear that the city’s underground ___ more people than the bus does. A. fetches B. carries
C. sends D. brings
37. The peasants are busy ___ the seeds now. Shall we help them？
A. choosing B. taking
C. selecting D. electing
38. After the long and tiring journey his ___ completely gave out.
A. spirit B. power
C. force D. strength
39. Tom is full of ___ and he doesn’t know what tiredness means.
A. power B. energy
C. strength D. spirit
40. It is ___ impossible to make such a long journey in such an old car.
A. rather B. very
C. fairly D. quite
41. I haven’t seen Ann for ___ long that I’ve forgotten what she looks like.
A. such B. very
C. so D. too
42. The manager believes prices will not rise by more than ___ four percent.
A. any other B. the other
C. another D. other
43. The weather was ___ cold that I didn’t like to leave my room.
A. really B. such
C. too D. so
44. The performance ___ nearly three hours， but few people left the theatre early.
A. covered B. reached
C. played D. lasted
45. It was hard for him to learn English in a family， in which ___ of the parents spoke the language.
A. none B. neither
C. both D. each
46. He doesn’t have ___ furniture in his room—just an old desk and a new chair.
A. any B. many
C. some D. much
47. Last night Mr Crook didn’t come back at the usual time. ___ ， he met some friends and stayed out until midnight.
A. Meanwhile B. However
C. Instead D. Yet
48. — Shall we go out for a walk？
— Sorry. This is not the right ___ to invite me. I am too tired to walk.
A. moment B. situation
C. place D. chance
49. Jack is late again. It is ___ of him to keep others waiting.
A. normal B. ordinary
C. common D. typical
50. I ___ it as a basic principle of the company that suppliers of raw materials should be given a fair price for their products.
A. make B. look
C. take D. think
51. Her shoes ___ her dress； they look very well together.
A. suit B. fit
C. compare D. match
52. Most air pollution is caused by the burning of ___ like coal， gas and oil.
A. fuels B. articles
C. goods D. products
53. You have to be a fairly good speaker to ___ listeners’ interest for over an hour.
A. hold B. make
C. improve D. receive 54. Dogs have a very good ___ of smell and are often used to search for survivors in an earthquake.
A. sense B. view
C. means D. idea
55. — How do you find your new classmates？
— Most of them are kind， but ___ is so good to me as Bruce.
A. none B. any one
C. every one D. some one
56. What’s the ___ of having a public open space where you can’t eat， drink or even simply hang out for a while？
A. sense B. matter
C. case D. opinion
57. The fact that she never apologized ___ a lot about what kind of person she is.
A. says B. talks
C. appears D. declares
58. I bought a dress for only 10 dollars in a sale； it was a real ___ .
A. exchange B. bargain
C. trade D. business
59. — Could we see each other at 3 o’clock this afternoon？
— Sorry， let’s make it ___ time.
A. other’s B. the other
C. another D. other
60. — Do you want tea or coffee？
— ___ . I really don’t mind.
A. None B. Neither
C. Either D. All
A. Except for B. Besides
C. But D. Except
2. I know nothing about him ___ that he is an English-man.
A. besides B. except
C. apart from D. except for
3. Who is to ___ for the accident， the driver or the walker？
A. blame B. scold
C. punish D. pay
4. When you are being taken photos of， you should stay ___ .
A. quiet B. silent
C. calm D. still
5. In face of danger， he remained ___ .
A. silent B. calm
C. quiet D. still
6. When you live in a ___ village， you can’t be well-informed.
A. quiet B. silent
C. still D. calm
7. The police haven’t discovered the ___ of the serious traffic accident so far.
A. reason B. explanation
C. cause D. excuse
8. Have you turned to the dictionary to find out the ___ for the new word？
A. direction B. description
C. explanation D. introduction
9. All his classmates ___ him on his winning the prize in the maths contest.
A. celebrated B. congratulated
C. welcomed D. greeted
10. The taxi driver ___ me too much for driving me to the airport that day.
A. charged B. spent
C. cost D. paid
11. The students are given $50 a term to cover the ___ of books and studying materials.
A. price B. cost
C. pay D. value
12. High unemployment ___ the government billions of pounds in lost taxes.
A. costs B. charges
C. loses D. spends
13. However， the customer would only ___ half the price for the skirt.
A. charge B. cost
C. offer D. buy
14. As you know， all the natural resources are possessed and managed by the ___ .
A. country B. land
C. nation D. state
15. Yesterday the president spoke on TV to the ___ about the prevention against the terrible disease.
A. state B. nation
C. country D. land
16. They can’t live on ___ . They must stay in the water.
A. land B. earth
C. ground D. soil
17. For the next ten years， he had not sent a single ___ to his parents.
A. message B. news
C. information D. notice
18. The ___ why Eileen didn’t turn up at the meeting was not made clear.
A. reason B. cause
C. excuse D. matter
19. He thought this painting of mine of great ___ ， and would ___ at least $10，000 for it. A. worth； buy B. value； pay
C. price； offer D. use； charge
20. The government provided them with food and ___ through the hard years.
A. dress B. coats
C. clothing D. suits
21. His father found ___ in a factory. There was always a lot of ___ for him to do.
A. work； job B. a work； jobs
C. a job； work D. a job； works
22. I’m sorry the baby’s cry last night must have ___ your sleep.
A. troubled B. disturbed
C. interrupted D. worried
23. Don’t ___ them； they are talking business.
A. interrupt B. trouble
C. disturb D. break
24. His grandma has been ___ for five years， but he still remembers her clearly.
A. death B. died
C. dying D. dead
25. Most houses were ___ in the terrible earthquake and many people became homeless.
A. damaged B. harmed
C. destroyed D. shaken
26. Look！ The cock is ___ where a hen ___ an egg just now.
A. laying； lain B. lying； lied
C. lying； lay D. lying； laid
27. The ___ made by the judge was not just and the public didn’t accept it.
A. decision B. judgment
C. choice D. conclusion
28. It is quite difficult to make a ___ between Mary and Alice because they are both very attractive.
A. choice B. decision
C. selection D. agreement
29. He has a good ___ of business and his company is running well.
A. sense B. feeling
C. touch D. thought
30. However， she ___ to talk to the manager immediately about the matter.
A. required B. demanded
C. suggested D. requested
31. As you know， parents are ___ to send their children to school in our country.
A. requested B. demanded
C. expected D. required
32. The faces of four famous American presidents on Mount Rushmore can be seen from a ___ of 60 miles.
A. length B. way
C. distance D. space
33. ___ a red skirt， the teacher came in.
A. Weared B. Dressed in
C. Putting on D. Being having on
34. We couldn’t cut the rope because the ___ of the knife was not sharp enough.
A. side B. edge
C. front D. point
35. It was ___ hot today， and he came into the shopping centre ___ to enjoy the cool air.
A. specially； especially
B. especially； specially
C. particularly； especially
D. specially； particularly
36. It’s clear that the city’s underground ___ more people than the bus does. A. fetches B. carries
C. sends D. brings
37. The peasants are busy ___ the seeds now. Shall we help them？
A. choosing B. taking
C. selecting D. electing
38. After the long and tiring journey his ___ completely gave out.
A. spirit B. power
C. force D. strength
39. Tom is full of ___ and he doesn’t know what tiredness means.
A. power B. energy
C. strength D. spirit
40. It is ___ impossible to make such a long journey in such an old car.
A. rather B. very
C. fairly D. quite
41. I haven’t seen Ann for ___ long that I’ve forgotten what she looks like.
A. such B. very
C. so D. too
42. The manager believes prices will not rise by more than ___ four percent.
A. any other B. the other
C. another D. other
43. The weather was ___ cold that I didn’t like to leave my room.
A. really B. such
C. too D. so
44. The performance ___ nearly three hours， but few people left the theatre early.
A. covered B. reached
C. played D. lasted
45. It was hard for him to learn English in a family， in which ___ of the parents spoke the language.
A. none B. neither
C. both D. each
46. He doesn’t have ___ furniture in his room—just an old desk and a new chair.
A. any B. many
C. some D. much
47. Last night Mr Crook didn’t come back at the usual time. ___ ， he met some friends and stayed out until midnight.
A. Meanwhile B. However
C. Instead D. Yet
48. — Shall we go out for a walk？
— Sorry. This is not the right ___ to invite me. I am too tired to walk.
A. moment B. situation
C. place D. chance
49. Jack is late again. It is ___ of him to keep others waiting.
A. normal B. ordinary
C. common D. typical
50. I ___ it as a basic principle of the company that suppliers of raw materials should be given a fair price for their products.
A. make B. look
C. take D. think
51. Her shoes ___ her dress； they look very well together.
A. suit B. fit
C. compare D. match
52. Most air pollution is caused by the burning of ___ like coal， gas and oil.
A. fuels B. articles
C. goods D. products
53. You have to be a fairly good speaker to ___ listeners’ interest for over an hour.
A. hold B. make
C. improve D. receive 54. Dogs have a very good ___ of smell and are often used to search for survivors in an earthquake.
A. sense B. view
C. means D. idea
55. — How do you find your new classmates？
— Most of them are kind， but ___ is so good to me as Bruce.
A. none B. any one
C. every one D. some one
56. What’s the ___ of having a public open space where you can’t eat， drink or even simply hang out for a while？
A. sense B. matter
C. case D. opinion
57. The fact that she never apologized ___ a lot about what kind of person she is.
A. says B. talks
C. appears D. declares
58. I bought a dress for only 10 dollars in a sale； it was a real ___ .
A. exchange B. bargain
C. trade D. business
59. — Could we see each other at 3 o’clock this afternoon？
— Sorry， let’s make it ___ time.
A. other’s B. the other
C. another D. other
60. — Do you want tea or coffee？
— ___ . I really don’t mind.
A. None B. Neither
C. Either D. All