32．Why didn’t you teU me there Was no meeting today?I　　　 all the way here　　　 the

　 heavy snow．

　 A．needn’t have driyen，thmugh　　 B．needn’t drive，across

　 C．didn’t need to drive，thmugh　　 D．shouldn’t have driyen，across

30．The country life he was used to　　　 greatly slnee 1999．

　 A．change　　 B．changing　　 C．has changed　　 D．changed

　3 1．--Oxford University has admitted that it will need efficient measures to keep itself among　 the international universities．　　

　　 --Do you think it win come true?

　　 A．For what?　　 B．So what?　　 C．Take it easy．　　 D．What on?

29．When watching TV，　　　 ．

　　 A．my mother came in　　 B．the window was shaking

　　 C．he heard a terrible noise　　 D．the entire hall burst into cheers

28．--Did Helen go to sch001 on time yesterday?

　　 --Yes．It was not yet seven o’clock　　　 she arrived at sch∞1．

　　 A．when　　 B．that　　 C．before　　 D．until

27．Some people may know little about basketball，but when It　　　 the little Giant Yaoming，they must be familiar with him．

　 A．refers to　　 B．deals with　　 C．comes to　　 D．talks with

26．--I’m sorry，I thought the remark wonld amuse you．

　　 --It--．

　 A．won’t　　 B．doesn’t　　 C．WOUldn’t　　 D．hadn’t

25. By looking at a problem in 　　　　as possible, creative thinkers can find solutions that would　 otherwise remain invisible.

　　 A. so many ways　　 B. as many ways　　 C. too many ways　　　　 D. more ways

24. Experience is believing. If you' d like to know what it 　　　　　like to be a soldier in World WarII,　　　 　the game "Brothers in Arm: "Roads to Hill 30".

　　 A. was, try　　　　 B. would be, try　　 C. would be, trying　　　 D. was, trying

23.　 --Look at the lady over there. She's already forty.

　　 --You are joking. She doesn't look----

　　 A. so　　　　　　 B. that　　　　　　 C. it　　　　　　　　　 D. this

22. Many of the crimes have gone 　　because some people dare not report them to the police.

　　 A. to be unnoticed　 B. unnoticing　　　　 C. to have been unnoticed D. unnoticed