At the sight of the _____ scene, he was almost _____ to death.
| A．frightening；frightened |
| B．frightened；frightened |
| C．frightening；frightening |
| D．frightened；frightening |
—I can’t stand my wife spending so much time shopping. Yesterday, she bought a new dress which she actually doesn’t need at all.
—Don’t be angry. , almost all women like shopping for new clothes.
| A．In all | B．In general | C．In particular | D．In conclusion |
—What does the notice on the wall say?
—“No persontake books out of the reading room; otherwise he would be fined.”
| A．will | B．may | C．shall | D．must |
—Dick insisted he nothing wrong, and should not be criticized. Why?
—Because he couldn’t help but tella white lie.
| A．did; tell | B．had done; but tell | C．do; telling | D．do; to tell |
—I’m sorry, but the manager isn’t here yet. Shall I have him call you when he comes back?
—No, I’ll call him later. If I call again in half an hour, do you think he?
| A．arrives | B．has arrived | C．will arrive | D．will have arrived |
Mr. Brown is an experienced doctor. He is always when faced with emergency.
| A．as poor as a church mouse | B．as busy as a bee |
| C．as cool as a cucumber | D．as strong as a horse |