Idioms often use a number of words to represent a single object, person or concept, ______, and it is easy to misunderstand what you read or hear spoken.
| A．among other things | B．on the contrary |
| C．by all means | D．above anything else |
The stadium _________ by workers now will be finished by the end of 2010.
| A．to build | B．built |
| C．to be built | D．being built |
The village I grew up _________ was destroyed by the earthquake last year and is under construction now.
| A．in | B．in it |
| C．in that | D．in which |
- --" Would you mind the window? It's hot here!" May said.
--"__________. "Tom replied.
| A．to open; No, please | B．open; Yes, please |
| C．opening; No, of course not | D．opening; Yes, please |
-The rescue team made every __________ to find the missing mountain climber.
| A．force | B．energy | C．effort | D．possibility |
- I'm sorry. I ____________you _______ to me.
| A．don’t know; are speaking |
| B．don't know; were speaking |
| C．didn't know; were speaking |
| D．didn't know; are speaking |