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СÌâ1:Was it by accident or by design?
A£®Was it on purpose or not? |
B£®Was it designed by somebody? |
C£®Was it an accident? |
D£®Did it happen accidently? |
СÌâ2:Did I really hear a voice or was it only my fancy?
A£®Did I really hear a voice or was it only my image£¿ |
B£®Did I really hear a voice or was it only what I like? |
C£®Did I hear a voice or someone crying in my dream? |
D£®Did I notice a voice or it is not the really one? |
СÌâ3:He is above stealing.
A£®He is good at stealing. | B£®He never steals. |
C£®He likes stealing. | D£®He is forced to steal. |
СÌâ4:He is a bad actor.
A£®He is not good at performance. |
B£®He is a little good at performance. |
C£®He is a very dangerous person to do anything. |
D£®He is not fit for being an actor. |
СÌâ5:He is lacking animal force.
A£®His energy is not full enough. |
B£®He is as strong as an animal. |
C£®He can do something with his own force. |
D£®He has enough energy. |
СÌâ6:He is anything but a doctor.
A£®He is only a doctor. |
B£®He is not a doctor. |
C£®He is somebody else. |
D£®What he does isn¡¯t like a doctor. |
СÌâ7:Anything is at your service.
A£®Your work is to serve everything. |
B£®You can serve everybody with your own effort. |
C£®We all want to get your service. |
D£®You can use everything you need as you like. |
СÌâ8:You¡¯ve tried three times. Tony¡¯s been standing for two hours;
let the dog see the rabbit!
A£®let the dog run after a rabbit |
B£®ask the dog to watch rabbits |
C£®it¡¯s Tony¡¯s turn to do something |
D£®it¡¯s your turn to do something. |
СÌâ9:What price going for a walk?
A£®What about going for a walk? |
B£®How much do you need for going for a walk? |
C£®How much could I get for a walk? |
D£®What is the price you¡¯ll pay for a walking? |
СÌâ10:He talked and talked but never came to the point.
A£®He talked a lot on the key point. |
B£®He talked a lot but didn¡¯t focus on the key point. |
C£®He talked less than he need to. |
D£®He talked more than he really needed to. |
СÌâ11:He began to
smell a rat in the matter.
A£®feel that there was a rat near him |
B£®feel something not going so good |
C£®feel a rat would make something wrong |
D£®smell a rat¡¯s smell in the matter |
СÌâ12:John is always reasonable.
A£®John is open-minded and easy to get along with. |
B£®John always has a reason to do what he wants. |
C£®John is always good at reasoning in some case. |
D£®John can reason something others couldn¡¯t. |
СÌâ13:I must pop off now.
A£®I must go now. |
B£®My pop music life is ended now. |
C£®I am not popular. |
D£®I must make my corn pop. |
СÌâ14:He doesn¡¯t care a pin for her.
A£®He doesn¡¯t like a needle for her. |
B£®He wasn¡¯t a pin to her. |
C£®He doesn¡¯t care about her. |
D£®He doesn¡¯t want to throw a pin on her. |
СÌâ15:You mustn¡¯t take everything so personally.
A£®You mustn¡¯t want to take everything as his own. |
B£®You may not think of everything as yours. |
C£®You couldn¡¯t gain everything which doesn¡¯t belong to you. |
D£®You mustn¡¯t think that somebody is criticizing you when he is not. |
СÌâ16:What a peach of a room!
A£®What a wonderful room which holds so many peaches! |
B£®What a big peach in the room! |
C£®What a big peach room it is! |
D£®What a nice room it is! |
СÌâ17:Your number comes up.
A£®Your number becomes larger and larger. |
B£®Your number keeps going up. |
C£®You are lucky. |
D£®You are unfortunate. |
СÌâ18:Somebody¡¯s number is up / goes up.
A£®Somebody¡¯s number is end. |
B£®Somebody¡¯s number may keeps going up. |
C£®It¡¯s time for somebody to go west. |
D£®It¡¯s time for somebody to add up his number. |
СÌâ19:It feels nice and soft.
A£®It is nice and soft. |
B£®It is nice but soft. |
C£®It is soft except nice. |
D£®It feels very soft. |
СÌâ20:We see more of Blair these days.
A£®These days we can watch more about Blair. |
B£®We know more about Blair these days. |
C£®We have seen Blair more times these times. |
D£®These days found we could see Blair. |