6. ______ it didn’t look like a table when it was finished, ______ I still liked it very much.

　 A. Though; but　　　　 B. Although; but

　 C. Though; /　　　　 　D. As; but

5. He is ____ hunter, so we are interested in his different kinds of ____ in the forest.

　 A. a experienced; experience　　 B. an experienced; experiences

　 C. a experienced; experiences　　 D. an experienced; experience

4. ____ the bus means _____ for another two hours.

　 A. Miss; to wait　　　　 B. Missing; waiting

　 C. Miss; waiting　　　　 D. Missing; to wait

3. Sailing is very ____. People often get ___ when they watch a sailing race.

　 A. exciting; excited　　 B. exciting; exciting

　 C. excited; excited　　　 D. excited; exciting

2. Her mother dose not ___of her going to study in the United States alone.

　 A. admit　　 B. inform　 C. prove　　 D. approve

1. One of the best way to keep healthy is to ____ healthy eating habits.

　 A. grow　　 B. develop　 C. increase　　 D. raise

75.According to the teacher,in which situation do you think the word "will" is used in the same way Jill uses it?

A.It's too heavy,I think.I'll help you. B.Don't get into his office.He will be angry now.

C.You won't have to come to my office.I will send it to you. D.Will you please do me a favor?

56_~60 DDCDB 61_~65 ADBBB 66_~70DCBBB 71_~75 ADACB

74.In the second situation,Jill_____.

A.knows that Mary has gone to bed B.doesn't know that Mary is asleep

C.thinks it's likely that Mary cannot answer the telephone D.is sure that Mary can not answer the telephone

73.In the first situation,Mary's mother_____.

A.wants to tell you that she knows Mary is asleep B.knows that Mary was asleep

C.has no idea whether Mary is asleep or not D.wants to know if she can take a message for Mary

72.According to the passage,you should not swim alone because_____.

A.the water is too cold B.your parents would not be happy

C.something in the water might attack D.you might drown

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Is there a difference in meaning between"It's too late to make a telephone.Mary is asleep now." and "It's too late to telephone.Mary will be asleep now？"

Yes.The difference is in the reason given for it being too late to telephone.In the first sentence"Mary is asleep now",the speaker is stating a fact.In the second sentence"Mary will be asleep now," the speaker is saying what Mary usually does.In fact,it's possible that Mary isn't asleep,but she is usually asleep at this time.

So let's take two situations.In the first case,imagine Mary's mother answers the telephone.

You:"May I speak to Mary,please?"

Mother:"No.It's too late.Mary is asleep now."

You:" Are you sure?It's only 10 o'clock."

Mother:" Yes.I went to her room and she was asleep."

The mother knows that Mary is asleep because she went into her room and saw her.

Here is another case.Two friends decide to telephone Mary.

Jack:"Let's telephone Mary.It's 10 o'clock."

Jill:"No,It's too late.She will be asleep now."

Jill knows that Mary always goes to bed before 10 o'clock ,so now she'll probably be asleep.But it is also possible that she is staying up late.