It was not until 1945, ___ the Second World War came to an end, ____ people began to realize the eventual coming of peace.
| A．when; which |
| B．when; that |
| C．that; which |
| D．that; that |
It was reported that an agreement ________ between the two companies and that they would carry out a project together.
| A．reached | B．had been reached | C．was reached | D．had reached |
—I’d like to play football with you, but I have an important thing to attend to.
—If you don’t go, _________.
| A．neither do I | B．so will I | C．nor will I | D．so do I |
—Were you in the library when Jack arrived there?
—Yes, but I _________ soon afterwards.
| A．had left | B．left | C．would leave | D．will leave |
It was ________ impossible for her to catch the 9 o’clock train. I know she got up at 9:15．
| A．quite | B．very | C．too | D．much |
Master Fred chose a sunny sloping bank with a thick growth of bushes, and ________ there a nice little hen-house.
| A．covered, fixing | B．covering, fixing |
| C．being covered, fixed | D．covered, fixed |