Don’t jump to conclusions so quickly. You’d better hear me . I am not speaking for myself, but behalf of all my colleagues.
| A．out; in | B．out; on | C．through; on | D．over; for |
. Mr Smith, ______ of the ______speech, started to read a novel.
| A．tired, boring | B．tiring, bored |
| C．tired, bored | D．tiring, boring |
He doesn’t feel very tied after the heavy work, because he is used to ______ for hours without a rest.
| A．work | B．working | C．works | D．worked |
Peace and development are not only the goals of China, but also the most meaningful direction _____ the whole world should take.
| A．which | B．that | C．what | D．in which |
After Marco Polo came to China, he became friends with ________ Chinese emperor of _________ Yuan Dynasty named Kublai Khan.
| A．an; the | B．a; the | C．the; a | D．a; a |
—Did John ask you to play tennis this Saturday?
—Yes, but I wish it_____raining before tomorrow.
| A．stops | B．stopped | C．will stop | D．would stop |