—Miss Lingam is arm in arm with Mr. Peabody!

—______sight！

。

A．How astonishing a                                       B．So an astonishing

C．What astonishing a                                      D．Such an astonishing

Everyone likes    of the two stories, for this story is     than that one．

A．both; not more interesting                            B．neither; no more interesting

C．neither; not more interesting                     D．either; no more interesting

Students shouldn’t be given so difficult a problem ___ they cannot work out．

A．that         B．which          C．while          D．As

_____ what he can do．He might get a job tomorrow．He might stay out of work for weeks．

A．We didn’t know                                          B．He doesn’t know

C．There is no knowing                                          D．It was known that

The millions of calculations involved, had they been done by hand, _____ all practical value bythe time they were finished．

A．could lose                                    B．would have lost

C．might lose                                    D．ought to have lost

— When did you first meet Tom?

— On May 2, ____, the first day I came to this city．

A．or rather      B．at least        C．on the whole         D．in a word

—Did you go to the show last night?

—Sorry．No boy and girl in the area         invited

A．were          B．have been           C．has been          D．was

Because he works in a remote area, he visits his parents only ______．

A．occasionally          B．partly        C．practically        D．once

Elizabeth has already been admitted to Beijing University         her wildest dreams．

A．at        B．beyond        C．within       D．upon

No bread eaten by man is so sweet as _____ earned by his own labor．

A．one              B．that                        C．such                   D．what