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    选词填空

    从下列方框中所给的词和短语中选出适当的词或短语，并用其适当形式填空。

    appeal to let out be opposed to in place

    leave out be addicted to subscribe to be exposed to

    flexible range attempt typical

    1.Once you ___________ smoking, it is hard to break the habit.

    2.He chose those books that ___________ him.

    3.I like to have everything ___________, so I can find them easily.

    4.It is nothing unusual. It is ___________ of him to be late for work.

    5.What if we were more ___________ with what we could do with our time?

    6.To learn English well, I have to ___________ some magazines.

    7.If the film ___________ to light, the photo can not develop.

    8.They failed in all their ___________ to climb the mountain.

    9.Mary accidentally ___________ secret that her mother had telephoned.

    10.He is a good physician and leader. He must ___________ drug abuse.

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