It was easier to move about   the fringe of the crowd.

A. at   B. in  C. on   D. to

Haven’t you got   friends in Paris? I feel sure you did mention them once.

A. any   B. no  C. some  D. lots

Is that a book on farming? If so, I want to borrow___.

 A. this      B. one     C. it     D. the one

Pop music is loved by lots of people, but it is not everyone’s     .

A. taste   B. favor   C. sound   D. smell

There are waiting-rooms in the new station,      about 1,000 passengers.

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

---I beg your pardon!

  ---Oh, you  to me carefully. (just now)

A. didn’t   B. haven’t listened   C. don’t listen  D. weren’t listening

They’ve     us ￡150,000 for the house. Shall we take it.

A. Provided   B. supplied   C. shown   d. offered

---Bob’s   the branches from the tree. Go and   for firewood. Bill!

   ---Do you think I’m really     for his kind of work?

A. cut away; cut it up; cut through  B. cut off; cut it down; cut out

C. cut away; cut it up; cut out    D. cut off; cut it down; cut out

He used to be very shy but he has grown      it now.

A. without    B. over   C. away   D. out of

I wanted two seats    Madame Gurie for Friday night, so I rang the cinema to seeif I could book two tickets.

A. of   B. about  C. to   D. for