—Sorry, I have to now. It’s time for class.
—OK. I’II call back later.
| A.break up | B.hang up | C.give up | D.hold up |
I'm pleased to hear that you've come here to _______this matter in person.
| A.lead to | B.see to | C.refer to | D.turn to |
--Would you like some wine for a change?
--No, I’ll_____ beer, thanks.
| A.appeal to | B.object to | C.adapt to | D.stick to |
—Look! He’s running so fast!
—Hard to______ his legs were once broken.
| A.know | B.imagine | C.realize | D.find |
Jake’s passed his exams. We’re going out to ______.
| A.joke | B.invite | C.celebrate | D.argue |
We couldn’t understand: what could ______ his sudden change of mind?
| A.enjoy | B.explain | C.accept | D.mean |
People are concerned about the quality of the air they ______.
| A.hear | B.eat | C.drink | D.breathe |
Strict measures have to be ______ to protect______ children from family abuses.
| A.adapted; adopted | B.adopted; adopted |
| C.adjusted; adjusted | D.attached; adopted |
Now a lot of new technologies can ________ problems in industry.
| A.be applied to solve | B.be applied to solving |
| C.apply to solve | D.apply to solving |
People exposed to radiation are more _______ to suffer from certain forms of cancer, which can be ______ but can’t be ______at present.
| A.more likely; treated; cured | B.more probable; treated; cured |
| C.more possible; cured; treated | D.more likely; cured; treated |