--You don't look so well, Mary. What's the matter with you?
--Why?___________.
| A．I'm not myself | B．Fine, think you | C．I felt bad | D．I'm quite myself |
On the contrary,I think it is Tom,you,to blame.
| A．more than; are | B．less than; who are |
| C．rather than; that is | D．rather than;is |
.Danny left word with my secretar
yhe would call again in the afternoon.
| A．that | B．who | C．as | D．which |
Thelook on his face showed that he was greatlyof being left alone in the house.
| A．terrified;terrifying | B．terrified;terrified |
| C．terrifying; terrifying | D．terrifying; terrified |
Having a large family to support, Mr.Johnson had to workin the evening.
| A．four another hours. | B．more four hours. |
| C．other four hours. | D．four extra hours. |
—When did you get to know the professor over there?
—It was at the work shopwe did reserch to gether two years ago.
| A．that | B．there | C．which | D．where |