—What shall we do?

—Everyone has a right to enjoy his liberty, and 　　   his life.

　　  A. much more　　 B. much less　　    C. indeed　　　　　　    D. so

—Anne acts quite unfriendly.

—I think she's　　  than unfriendly.

   A. shyer　　　　  B. shy　　  C.I more shy rather　　　　　　 D. more shy

Hardly 　　  the lab when the power 　　  off.

    A. had we left; was　　　　　　　　　　　　　　    B. we had left; was

    C. had we left; had been　　　　　　　　　　　　    D. we had left; had been

You     play football in the park on Sundays though you 　　 do so on weekdays.

　　 A. cannot; may　　　　　　　　　　　　 B. mustn't; may not

　　 C. are not allowed to; must　　　　　　    D. may not; must

She 　　  to the cinema for I saw her just now.

A. mustn't have gone　　　　　　　　  B. may not go

C. can't have gone　　　　　　　　    D. needn't go

It has been raining for a day，but even though it________，we ________there by tomorrow．

A．hadn’t rained，Couldn’t get

B．hadn’t rained，can’t get

C．didn’t rain，Couldn’t get

D．didn’t rain，can’t get

There is something wrong with my watch，so I have to buy________．

A．it

B．a one

C．one

D．new one

I met Suzanne White shortly after the Second World War．and that ________about March 1946，I suppose．

A．is

B．may be

C．must have been

D．may have been

—I’d like to buy an expensive sports car．

—Well，Mike，we have got several models________.

A．to be chosen from

B．to choose

C．to choose from

D．for choosing

A man’s worth lies not so much in________ he has as in 　　   he is．

A．that，what

B．what，what

C．that，that

D．what，that