“Underground” is the only word in the English language _______ begins and ends

with the letters “und”.

A. what B. who C. that D. Whom

. —A new shop ________ for a week nearby. Let's go and have a look.

—Great idea. But I'm told it doesn't __________ on Mondays.

A. opened; opened B. has been opened; open

C. has opened; open D. has been open; open

—What do you think of the new bridge?

—I have never seen _____ before.

A. so a long one B. so long one

C. such a long one D. a such long one

. —I think Mr Zhang may be in his office.

—No, he be there. I saw him just now.

A. needn’t; left B. mustn’t; leaving

C. can’t; leave D. shouldn’t; leave

Would you mind me how this physics problem ?

A. telling; to solve B. telling; solve

C. to tell; to solve D. to tell; solve

—Mum, I think I’m to get back to school.

—Not really, my dear. You’d better at home for another day or two.

A. so well; stay B. well enough; to stay

C. well enough; stay D. good enough; to stay

–Hi , Ann. How can you improve your English so much?

--Oh, nothing difficult. The you work at it, the progress you will make.

A. harder, more B. more hardly, more

C. hardlier, greater D. harder, great

The cakes in the restaurant ________, so they _________ well.

A. are tasted better; are sold B. are tasted well; sell

C. taste terrible; are sold D. taste nice; sell

.— Did you hear a terrible fire happened in the hotel near our school last night?

— Yes, it took the firemen an hour to_______ the fire.

A. put out B. put down

C. put on D. put off

— Driving less, walking more is good for our health.

— So I’d rather_____ an hour’s walk to work than consider ______ a car.

A. take, drive B. take, to drive

C. take, driving D. taking, driving