To fully understand the writer, we must read not only between the lines but also ________ the lines to know what is implied in the article.
| A．within | B．beyond | C．beside | D．among |
Don't just give me a simple “yes” or “no” to my questions. Explain _______ possible.
| A．however | B．whoever | C．whenever | D．whatever |
Everyone here likes Mike because he is good at telling and _______ jokes.
| A．turning up | B．putting up | C．making up | D．showing up |
—How is everything going on with you in Australia?
—Quite well. Not so smoothly as I hoped, _______.
| A．instead of | B．instead | C．either | D．though |
—How is life in the countryside?
—Life is quiet and peaceful here. Nothing else can _______ a walk in the country road after sunset.
| A．match | B．fit | C．suit | D．go with |
—Hi, Jack! I never thought I would meet you here. _______?
—Fine. Thank you. And you?
| A．How is your job |
| B．How are you getting on with your new job |
| C．Lovely weather, isn't it |
| D．How are you |