-----Excuse me, but could I trouble you for some change?
-----_______.Will pennies do?

A.
I know
B.
Never mind
C.
I am sure
D.
Let me see

_____ by the sun, they walked towards their destination through the woods.

A.
Guiding
B.
Guided
C.
Guide
D.
To guide

I might buy a TV, if I can find a ______in the sales.

A.
bargain
B.
trade
C.
business
D.
exchange

With all the audience ________, the speech began.

A.
sat
B.
seating
C.
seated
D.
having seated

We know a lot about these early years of European settlement because most migrants ________ with their families and many of their letters still survive.

A.
corresponded
B.
related
C.
associated
D.
combined

When ____ where he was born, Kale said he was a Londoner.

A.
asking
B.
asked
C.
being asked
D.
was asked

—Have you sold your house?
—No. Last week only four people came to look at the house, _____ wanted to buy it.

A.
none of them
B.
none of whom
C.
neither of them
D.
neither of whom

is surprising to us is that Tom, for English was once boring, can speak English fluently as though he were a native speaker.

A.
What; whose
B.
What; whom
C.
It; whose
D.
As; whom

—Tonight’s negotiation _____ to be a difficult one.
—I can’t agree more. Both sides are stubborn and will fight for their own benefits.

A.
intends
B.
sounds
C.
promises
D.
prepares

Please don’t try to back out _____ everything has been arranged.

A.
until
B.
though
C.
when
D.
unless

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