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Whenever I go to Westgate, I stay at the Grand Hotel． 1 its name, it is not very grand, 2 it is cheap, clean and comfortable． 3 , I know the manager well, so I never have to go to the 4 of reserving a room．The fact that I always 5 the same room never 6 to surprise me．
On my last visit, the manager told me that I 7 my usual room, but he added 8 that I might find it a little noisy． 9 great was the demand for rooms, he told me, that they had decided to build a new wing．I 10 this, of course．It delighted me to think that the hotel was 11 a determined effort to live up to its 12 ．
During the first day I 13 noticed the noise at all．The room was a little dusty, but that was 14 ．The following afternoon I took out a book 15 ．I had no sooner sat down 16 I heard someone knocking at the wall with a 17 ．Soon there was so much dust in the room that I began 18 ．The noise was now 19 than ever and it seemed 20 the whole building was going to fall．I could do nothing but leave the hotel immediately．
| 1．A．Instead of | B．In spite of |
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C．In charge of |
D．In search of |
| 2．A．so | B．and |
| C．but | D．unless |
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3．A．What is more |
B．On the contrar |
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C．At most |
D．Sooner or later |
| 4．A．pleasure | B．trouble |
| C．excitement | D．relaxation |
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5．A．live |
B．stay |
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C．get |
D．point |
| 6．A．fails | B．has |
| C．used | D．hopes |
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7．A．could not have |
B．must have |
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C．had had |
D．could have |
| 8．A．gladly | B．proudly |
| C．excitedly | D．apologetically |
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9．A．Never |
B．Only |
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C．Such |
D．So |
| 10．A．did mind | B．did not mind |
| C．didn’t agree to | D．didn’t wish for |
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11．A．finding |
B．doing |
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C．making |
D．taking |
| 12．A．manager | B．name |
| C．house | D．customers |
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13．A．had |
B．surely |
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C．hardly |
D．must have |
| 14．A．wanted | B．expected |
| C．hoped | D．needed |
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15．A．reading |
B．for reading |
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C．to read |
D．to be read |
| 16．A．than | B．when |
| C．then | D．whenever |
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17．A．hammer |
B．nail |
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C．pencil |
D．newspaper |
| 18．A．to smell | B．crying |
| C．to cough | D．hurting |
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19．A．louder |
B．more aloud |
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C．loudlier |
D．more louder |
| 20．A．even if | B．as though |
| C．so that | D．like |
答案：B;C;A;B;C;A;D;D;D;B;C;B;C;B;C;A;A;C;A;B
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