36. We were all _____ when we heard the _____ news that we football team has won in the match.

A. excited; excited                             B. exciting; exciting     

C. excited; exciting                            D. exciting; excited

16. You cannot be too careful. Which of the following sentences doesn’t have the same meaning of the underlined sentence? _____

A. You cannot be careful at all.

B. You cannot be over careful.

C. You cannot be careful enough.

D. You cannot take enough care.

91. She likes to keep things rather than throw them ____ .

A. out                    B. off                    C. down                 D. Away

71. Such a small man can’t _____ reach the balloon one metre higher than he.

A. possibly                   B. impossible                C. possible                    D. Impossibly

51. They planned to go to Beijing for sightseeing, but because of their daughter’s unexpected illness they had to stay at home _____.

A. instead                     B. really                       C. however                   D. Though

31. I came here _____ to ask for your instruction, not for other purpose.

 A. entirely               B. particularly            C. especially              D. Specially

11. John plays football ____, if not better than, David.

A. as well                  B. as well as                 C. so well                 D. so well as

121. I was uncertain of my success. Which of the following can replace the underlined word?

A. willing            B. not sure            C. certainly          D. not certainly

101. This is____ ! You can’t be too careful enough of tomorrow’s meeting.

A. serious                  B. separate                        C. necessary              D. Senior

81. Our cadres, whether high or low in their official rank, are the people’s public servant and _____workers.

 A. common               B. ordinary                   C. usual                     D. Normal