_________ some time for your family, which __________ a better family relationship.
| A.Set out; leads to | B.Set aside; contributes to |
| C.Set off; devotes to | D.Set up; relates to |
—Does the film _____ you?
—Yes. I’ve been hooked deeply.
| A.appeal to | B.care about | C.build on | D.result from |
—What about the package of food?
—You’d better _____ it at the service counter before entering the bookstore.
| A.allocate | B.purchase | C.deposit | D.postpone |
Don’t ______ personal information such as your name, telephone number and address
until you feel comfortable.
| A.give in | B.give off | C.give out | D.give up |
---I hear John refused to tell the truth and was taken away by the police.
--- Where did you _______?
| A.pick that up | B.put that up | C.make that up | D.take that up |
Mary finally ____ Bruce as her life-long companion.
| A.received | B.accepted | C.made | D.honored |
I’m excited that my parents_______ of me having a travel to Africa.
| A.agreed | B.promised | C.allowed | D.approved |
The doctors has_________ a new idea on the treatment, which is well thought of by his companions.
| A.come about | B.put forward | C.put away | D.regarded as |
-----Hi, Peter. Long time no see.
-----Oh, it’s you, Jack. I’m sorry I didn’t ________you at first.
| A.know | B.recognize | C.remember | D.realize |
When you meet a new word in reading the English papers, you can guess its meaning but needn’t always ______ the dictionary.
| A.look up | B.attach to | C.pay attention to | D.refer to |