Our monitor talks about Mars as if he ______ a scientist.
| A．is | B．were | C．be | D．had been |
—How is it that you know she’s got back from the UK?
—She ____ when I came out of the house this morning.
| A．seemed to be passing | B．happened to have passed |
| C．chanced to be passing | D．chose to be passing |
She’s fainted. Throw some water on her face and she’ll ____.
| A．come round | B．come along | C．come on | D．come out |
—May I put my luggage on the seat beside you, sir?
—____.
| A．Sure, with pleasure | B．Okay, please yourself |
| C．Well, never mind | D．Yes, help yourself |
Nothing in my life has meant ____ to me as his praise.
| A．as much | B．more | C．that much | D．as good |
The size of the generation gap seems to be spreading with ____ rapid changes in technology, in education, in transportation and in communication that are taking place all over ____ globe.
| A．the; the | B．the; / | C．/; / | D．/; the |