—People are never ____ with what they have. They always want something more or something different.
—No, that’s not my case. What I have has ____ me.
| A．satisfied; exciting | B．satisfied; excited |
| C．satisfying; exciting | D．satisfying; excited |
The sunlight came in____________ the windows in the roof and lit up the whole room.
| A．through | B．across | C．by hour | D．each hour |
She stepped into the bedroom quietly_________she might wake up her roommates.
| A．for fear that | B．so long as | C．on condition that | D．in order that |
—He _____to the meeting. Have you informed him of it?
—Sorry. I______to.
| A．hasn’t come; am going |
| B．didn’t come; have forgotten |
| C．hasn’t come; forgot |
| D．doesn’t come; will have |
It is not enough only ______the rules of grammar if you want to learn English well.
| A．keeping in the mind | B．to keep in mind |
| C．to keep in your mind | D．keeping in your mind |
He ______the person referred to be put in prison.
| A．said | B．demanded | C．agreed | D．thought |