—What’s wrong with you, Darling?
—I’m _____a fever. I think I am dying.
| A．recovering from | B．getting into |
| C．catching up with | D．suffering from |
Every child is ______ with their own needs, preferences and talents.
| A．contradictory | B．similar |
| C．original | D．Unique |
The government cannot be seen to ______ to terrorists' ______ .
| A．give up; requests | B．give out; recommendations |
| C．give in; demands | D．give over; suggestions |
——She shouldn't have done that sort of thing.
—Whatever she did was reasonable, ______ to what you did. Besides, it's none of your business.
Get down to ______ your lessons.
| A．comparing; doing | B．comparing; do |
| C．compared； doing | D．compared; do |
The number of people invited ______ fifty, but a number of them ______ not seen at the meeting.
| A．was; were | B．was; was |
| C．were; was | D．were; were |
A student should not ______ small errors, which might lead to serious mistakes in the future.
| A．overcome | B．overhead |
| C．overtake | D．overlook |