---Thank you for the present. It was just what I wanted. ______

[　　]

A．What did you want?

B．I'm glad you like it.

C．I'm sorry you didn't like it

D.Was it a present?

“Could you show me the way to King Street, Please?” “______”

[　　]

A．Not at all.　　　B．I'm sure.

C．All right. 　　　D.I can do it.

“Thank you very much for your good present.” “______”

[　　]

A．It’s not good.　　　B．My pleasure.

C．Never mind.　　　　　D.That’s right.

The English of his composition is too good. It ______ by himself.

[　　]

A．mustn't have written

B．mustn't have been written

C．can't have written

D.can't have been written

I found ______ to work together with Mr Thompson.

[　　]

A．it very much enjoyable

B．that enjoyment

C．it very enjoyable

D.that enjoyable

Man has many desires, ______ each other.

[　　]

A．some of them are against

B．some of them against

C．some of which are against

D.some of which against

It ______ only in the eighteenth century ______ people in Europe began to think that mountains were beautiful.

[　　]

A．was...when　　　B．was...that

C．is...when　　　 D.is...that

When I got ______ , he had already ______ the table for supper.

[　　]

A．to there...laid　　　B．there...lain

C．to there...lied　　　D.there...laid

My uncle could do nothing but ______ smoking when he was ill.

[　　]

A．to give up　　　B．give up

C．giving up　　　 D.to have given up

The film, ______ was about the American Civil War, ______ seven hours.

[　　]

A．that...lasted　　　　　　B．that...lasting

C．which...was lasted　　 　D.which...lasted