If you take __________risk of not wearing a seat belt, you will be at __________risk.

A．/; /　　　　B．/; the             C．the; /                           D．the; the

—Will you read me a story, Mummy?

—OK. You ________ have one if you go to bed as soon as possible.

A．might            B．shall          C．must     D．could

—John always thinks of others instead of himself.

—So she does. It is __________ of him to offer help to others.

A. aggressive     B. ridiculous        C. typical     D. stressful

__________ was known to us all that Tom had broken his promise __________ he would give each of us a small gift.

A．It; that               B．What; that              C．As; which                       D．It; which

Mrs. Smith has been teaching in a school since she graduated, so she is not __________ to associating with business people.

A．addicted        B．devoted           C．admitted           D．accustomed

Our school forbid __________, that is to say, we are not allowed __________at school.

A．to smoke; to smoke        B．smoking; smoking

C．smoking; to smoke       D．to smoke; smoking

 It can’t be a(n) __________that another big fire broke out in the same restaurant in three months.

A．accident        B．incident            C．chance             D．coincidence

If I hadn’t wasted so much money last year, I __________ my own apartment now.

A．need have      B．would have          C．can have had        D．must have had

It will cost a lot of time. __________I think we shall need it and it will certainly be useful to us more or less.

A．What’s more               B．As a result    C．On the other hand                  D．After all

There was such a long queue for coffee at the intervals that we __________ have to give up.

A．faithfully         B．eventually      C. especially         D．constantly