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    1.again                                           

    A. cabbage   B. narrow    C. famous    D. tradition

    2.custom                                          

    A. measure   B. upstairs    C. respect    D. sugar

    3.twice                                            

    A. machine   B. invite      C. terrible    D. bitter

    4.doubt                                           

    A. amount    B. trouble     C. shoulder     D. group

    5. north                                            

    A. thunder    B. worthy     C. neither      D. clothes

     

    【答案】

     

    1.D

    2.C

    3.B

    4.A

    5.A

    【解析】 略

     

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