8．A．regarded                B．allowed               C．attracted              D．amazed

7．A．at last                    B．at first                 C．at least                 D．at most

6．A．old enough                                               B．young enough

C．enough tall                                                  D．enough strong

5．A．treated                         B．kept                    C．stay                       D．leave

4．A．someone                B．no one                 C．one                        D．everyone

3．A．together                B．alone                   C．mostly                   D．exactly

2．A．take                      B．bring                   C．get                        D．receive

1．A．with                      B．for                      C．on                       D．at

20．―Did you go to Li Lei's birthday party?

    ―No，I                ．

A．don't invite                                             B．haven't invited   

C．m not invited                                          D．wasn't invited

（A）

People like artists and writers usually work  l  their own，with no one else around．But most of my friends tell me that they would never  2  things done if they work  3  ．

I was born in a small village in the country where   4  knew everyone except a writer who  5   himself to himself．By the time I was   6  to learn people's names，he had been living in the village for  7  twenty years，but the villagers still   8  him as a stranger! Every morning he would walk down to the local shops to do his shopping，and  9  he had to greet everyone he met，only two or three would   10   his greeting．Just occasionally，someone would ask him  11   he was doing，and every time his answers would be the same: “I'm still writing the book．”And that was all we ever  l2   him．

    No one bad ever visited his house I remembered once walking up to the house  l3  three or four other boys to see if we could see what he did．We climbed up to the windows and looked in，expecting to see our writer typing  14  his desk．

    Instead，he was sitting in an armchair  15  a book．

19．一May I leave now，sir?

    一You’d better                     until they come．

    A．not to go             B．to not go              C．don't go               D．not go