大学英语新视野1级复习题

CollegeEnglishAchievementTest

（大学英语新视野1级复习题）

PartIReadingComprehension

PassageOne

MyhusbandandIgotmarriedin1981andforthefirsttenyearsofourmarriageIwasveryhappytostay

homeandraiseourthreechildren.Thenfouryearsago,ouryoungestchildwenttoschoolandIthoughtImight

gobacktowork.

Myhusbandwasverysupportiveandhelpedmetomakemydecision.HeemphasizedallofthethingsIcan

doaroundthehouse,andsaidhethoughtIcouldbeagreatsuccessinbusiness.

Afterseveralweeksoflookingforajob,Ifoundmypresentjob,whichisworkingforasmallpublic

relationsfirm.Atfirst,myhusbandwasveryproudofmeandwouldtellhisfriends,“Mycleverlittlewifecanrun

thatcompanyshe'sworkingfor.”

Butashisjokingstatementapproachedtruth,myhusbandstoppedtalkingtomeaboutmyjob.Ihave

receivedseveralpromotionsandpayincreases,andI'mnowmakingmoremoneythanheis.Icanbuymyown

clothesandanewcar.Becauseofourjoinedincomes,myhusbandandIcandomanythingswehadalways

dreamedofdoing,butwedon'ldothesethingsbecauseheisveryunhappy.

Wefightaboutlittlethingsandmyhusbandisverycriticalofmeinfrontofourfriends.Forthefirsttimein

ourmarriage,Ithinkitispossiblethatourmarriagemaycometoanend.

Ilovemyhusbandverymuch,andIdon'twanthimtofeelinferior（低等的），butIalsolovemyjob.Ithink

Icanbeagoodwifeandaworkingwoman,butIdon'tknowhow.Whocangivemesomeadvice?WillIhaveto

chooseoneortheotherorcanIkeepbothmyhusbandandmynewcareer（职业）?

1.Whenwaspassagemostprobablywritten?

A.In1991.B.Around1996.C.In1981.D.Fouryearsago.

2.Thehusbandwassupportive,forhe.

A.praisedherforallthehouseworkshehaddone

B.tookoverwhatsheusedtodoathome

C.encouragedher

D.madethedecisionforher

3.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Itonlytookseveraldaysforhertofindthejobsheisnowdoing.

B.Forthefirsttimesincetheirmarriage,thewriterdoesn'tthinkherhusbandisaskindasbefore.

C.Herhusbandstoppedtalkingtoheraboutherjobwhenhercareerwasapproachingsuccess.

D.Herhusbandhasbeenproudofherforeverysuccessshehaswononthejob.

4.Asshewasmakingmoremoney,.

A.shedidalotofthingsshehaddreamedof

B.shefoundagaptakingplacebetweenthem

C.shecouldbuymanyclothesandanewhouse

D.shewasverycriticalofherhusband

5.Thedifficultpositionaworkingwomanisinisachoicebetween.

A.husbandandfriendsB.careerandpay

C.childrenandworkD.jobandmarriage

Passage2

Over44millionfamiliesareonline,andoverhalfoftheirmembers-about25millionpeople-mayqualify

ascompulsivesurfers.So,is''InternetAddiction“anewpsychologicalphenomenon?Inastudypublished

recentlyintheJournalofAffectiveDisorders,researchersfromtheUniversityofFlorida(UF)andtheUniversity

ofCincinnatiexaminedthehabitsof20peoplewhohadspentmorethan30nonworkinghoursaweekonlinefor

thepastthreeyears.Theparticipantsdescribedskippingsleep,ignoringfamilyresponsibilities,andshowingup

latefbrworktofulfilltheirdesiretovisitchatroomsandsurftheWeb.Theconsequencesweresevere:Many

sufferedfrommaritalproblems,failedinschoolorlostajob,andaccumulateddebt.Theevidencepointstoa

psychologicaldisorder,soresearchersprobedfurtherandfoundthattheparticipants,habitsmetthecriteriafor

impulsecontroldisorders,mentalillnessescharacterizedbyanuncontrollabledesiretoperformabehaviorthat

onceexecuted,isoftenfollowedbyahugesenseofrelief.Mostoftheparticipantshadahistoryofadditional

psychiatricproblemslikeeatingdisordersandmanic(狂躁的)depression.

Despitetheirapparentsufferings,thestudy'sparticipantswerenoteasilyidentifiable,saysNathanShapira,

Ph.D.,aUFassistantpsychiatryprofessorandco-authorofthestudy."Thesepeoplewereintelligent,

well-respectedcommunitymembers,“hesays."Theywerelikeyournext-doorneighbor-whojustlostcontroL^^

Giventheconfounding(使混淆)natureoftheparticipants,varioussymptoms,Shapirabelievestheessential

issueremains:IsInternetuaddictionvadistinctdisorderorasymptomofanotherwell-defineddisorder?"It'stoo

earlytoknow,“hesays."Butmysenseisthatthisproblemisgoingtogetworseasthesizeandspeedofthe

Internetincreases.”

6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTaresultbroughtaboutbyaddictiontotheInternetaccordingtothestudy

mentionedinthepassage?

A)LosingajobB)Failinginschool

C)MaritalproblemsD)Psychologicaldisorders

7.Whatistheresearchersfinding?

A)Theparticipantshadspentmorethan30hoursaweekonlineforthepastthreeyears.

B)AlltheparticipantshadsufferedfromsevereconsequencesofInternetaddiction.

C)Theevidenceofthestudyhadsuggestedthatthosepaiticipantssufferedfromapsychologicaldisorder.

D)Over44millionfamilieswereonline,andoverhalfoftheirmemberswerecompulsivesurfers.

8.Impulsivecontroldisorderischaracterizedby.

A)beingunabletosleepB)eatingdisorder

C)uncontrollabledesireD)manicdepression

9Whywill"InternetAddiction,,becomeworse?

A)BecausethesizeandspeedoftheInternetwillcontinuetoincrease.

B)Becausetheresearchersstillcouldn'tfindthecauseoftheproblem.

C)Becausepeoplerefusetobringundercontroltheirdesiretosurfonline.

D)Becausepeoplehavesufferedfromtheimpulsivecontroldisorder.

10.Whatisthetoneoftheauthor?

A)Ironic.B)Objective.C)Indifferent.D)Sentimental.

PassageThree

Howoftenonehearschildrenwishingtheyweregrownup,andoldpeoplewishingtheywereyoungagain.

Eachagehasitspleasuresanditspains,andthehappiestpersonistheonewhoenjoyswhateachagegiveshim

withoutwastinghistimeinuselessregrets.

Youthisatimewhentherearefewtaskstomakelifedifficult.Ifachildhasgoodparents,heisfed,looked

afterandlovedwhateverhemaydo.Itisimpossiblethathewilleveragaininhislifebegivensomuchwithout

havingtodoanythinginreturn.Inaddition,lifeisalwayspresentingnewthingstothechild—thingsthathavelost

theirinterestforolderpeoplebecausetheyaretoowell-known.Butachildhashispains:heisnotsofreetodo

whathewishestodo;heiscontinuallybeingtoldnottodothings,orbeingpunishedforwhathehasdonewrong.

Whentheyoungmanstartstoearnhisownliving,hecannolongerexpectotherstopayforhisfood,his

clothes,andhisroom,buthastoworkifhewantstolivecomfortably.Ifhespendsmostofhistimeplayingabout

inthewaythatheusedtoasachild,hewillgohungry.Andifhebreaksthelawsofsocietyasheusedtobreak

thelawsofhisparents,hemaygotoprison.If,however,hewordshard,keepsoutoftroubleandhasgoodhealth,

hecanhavethegreathappinessofbuildingupforhimselfhisownpositioninsociety.

11.Peoplecanexperiencehappinessifthey.

A.alwaysthinkofthepastandregretit

B.valuethepresent

C.arenolongeryoung

D.becomeoldandhavemuchexperience

12.Whenpeoplewereyoung,theyusedto.

A.beinchargeofmanybusiness

B.havefewthingstothinkaboutandtakeon

C.lookaftertheiryoungersistersandbrothers

D.facealotofdifficulties

13.Thepainsofchildrenlieinthefactthat.

A.noonehelpsthemmakerightdecisions

B.theyareoftenbeatenbytheirparents

C.theycannotbeacceptedandpraisedbyothers

D.theyarenotallowedtodowhattheyliketodo

14.Childrenareusuallyhappybecause.

A.oldpeopleloseinterestinthem

B.theyarefreetodowrong

C.theyarefamiliarwitheverythinggoingonaroundthem

D.thingsarenewtothem

15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTneededforayoungmantobehappy?

A.Hardwork.B.Beingfreefromtroubles.

C.Wealth.D.Health.

PassageFour

Afewyearsagoitwascommontospeakofagenerationgapbetweenyoungpeopleandtheirelders.Parents

saidthatchildrendidnotrespectandlistentothem,whilechildrensaidthattheirparentsdidnotunderstandthem

atall.Whathadgonewrong?Whyhadthegenerationgapsuddenlyappeared?Actually,thegenerationgaphas

beenaroundforalongtime.Manypeoplearguethatitisbuiltintoeverypartofoursociety.

Oneimportantcauseofthegenerationgapistheopportunitythatyoungpeoplehavetochoosetheirown

waysoflife.Inamoretraditionalsociety,whenchildrengrowup,theyareexpectedtoliveinthesameareaas

theirparents,tomarrypeoplethattheirparentsknowandlike,andoftentocontinuethefamilyjobs.Inoursociety,

youngpeopleoftentravelgreatdistancesfortheireducation,moveoutofthefamilyatanearlyage,marryorlive

withpeoplewhomtheirparentshavenevermet,andchoosejobsdifferentfromthoseoftheirparents.

Inoursociety,parentsoftenexpecttheirchildrentodobetterthantheydid,tofindbetterjobs,tomakemore

moneyandtodoallthethingsthattheywereunabletodo.Often,thatisanothercauseofthegapbetweenthem.

Often,theydiscoverthattheyhaveverylittleincommonwitheacholhe匚

Finally,thespeedatwhichchangestakeplaceinoursocietyisthethirdcauseofthegapbetweenthe

generations.Inatraditionalculture,seniorpeoplearevaluedfortheirknowledge,butinoursocietythe

knowledgeofalifetimemaybecomeoutofdate.Theyoungandtheoldseemtoliveintwoverydifferentworlds,

separatedbydifferentskillsandabilities.Nodoubt,thegenerationgapwillcontinueinAmericanlifeforsome

timetocome.

16.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthat.

A.theproblemofthegenerationgapdrawsmuchattentionfrompeople

B.itisoutofdatetotalkaboutthegenerationgap

C.childrenandparentsaretryingtounderstandeachother

D.itisveryimportantforpeopletofrequentlycommunicatewitheachother

17.Inamoretraditionalsociety,oldpeople

A.havetheirchildrenrespectandlistentothemB.donocarefortheirchildrenatall

C.expecttheirchildrentorebelagainstthemD.donolivetogetherwiththeirchildren

18.InAmericansocietyyoungpeople.

A.donotneedtofindjobsB.marrypeopleyoungerthanthem.

C.havebettereducationthantheirparentsD.leavehomeatanearlyage

19.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthecauseofthegenerationgap?

A.Youngpeopleliketodependmoreonthemselves.

B.Parentsdonotlovetheirchildrendearly.

C.Americansocietychangesrapidly.

D.Parentsexpecttoomuchoftheirchildren.

20.Themainideaofthepassageis.

A.thatthegenerationgapneedsconsidering

B.whenthegenerationgapisnecessaryinAmericansociety

C.whythegenerationgapexists

D.howwecanreducethegenerationgap

PassageFive

ForalongtimewomenwithHIVwereignoredbecausethefocuswastotallyonHIVmen.Thegay

communitywasverymuchinsightandvocal（呼声高的）andsuccessfullygotsupportforitscause.Nowweare

rapidlyapproachingthepointwhereaboutonehalfofallAIDScasesintheworldarewomen.Butnooneis

takingthisdangerouslyhighlevelofinfectionamongwomenseriouslyenough.

WomenusuallyhaveaworsetimedealingwithHIVthanmendo.Inmostcases,thewomanistakingcareof

childrenaswellashersickpartner.Shemaynotevenhavetimetotakecareofherself.TheHIV-positivewoman

endsupshoulderingthefamilyaswellasherownpersonalproblems.Men,however,areusuallytheoneswho

haveinsurance（保险）,incomeandaccesstodoctors.Theygetcare.Womenoftendonot.

Thediscrimination（歧视）againstHIV-positivewomenissimplyterrible.Theyarelikelytobemoreinactive

thanmeninthehomeandworkplacebecausetoomanypeoplethinkthatwomenarethecauseofthedisease.This

isnotatalltrue.Theygetitfromaman.Theydon'tjustsimplyhaveHIV.Ofcourse,there'sasocial

discriminationagainstallpeoplewithHIV.TheyarescaredthatotherpeoplewillknowtheyareHIV-positiveand

thattheywill,therefore,bediscriminatedagainst.Forexample,it'sverydifficultforpeoplewithHIVtotravel.

Theyarenotallowedtoentermanycountries,includingtheUnitedStates,ChinaandRussia.

ThebiggestdifficultyanHIV-positivewomanmustfaceistheisolation(孤立).Oncethewomanknows

she'sHIV-positive,shelivesinfearthatotherpeoplewillfindout.She*ssofrightenedshewillgointohiding,

intoanisolatedplacebyherself.ICsnotatalluncommontomeetawomanwhohasbeenHIV-positivefornearly

10yearsandhasnevertoldanyone,exceptherdoctor.Andtheresultingstressisenoughtomakehersick.But

HIV-positivewomenwhogetsupport,whocandiscusstheirtroubleandthendosomethingaboutit-----whether

thatmeanstakingbettercareofthemselvesorgoingtotheUnitedNationstostrugglefortheirrights------are

likelytolivelonge匚Activewomendon'tdieoutofshameinacomer.ThishappenstotoomanyHIV-positive

women.

21.WomenwithHIVwereignoredforalongtimebecause.

A)theirefforttoattractattentionwasnotassuccessfulastheHIVmen's

B)HIVmenweretheonlyconcernoveralongtime

C)theyoftenlivedinacommunitythatwashardlynoticedbyothers

D)theyfailedtogetsupport

22.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrue?

A)HIV-positivewomenmakeupnearlyhalfofallAIDScasesintheworld.

B)Thehighlevelofinfectionamongwomenhasbeentakenseriously.

C)Thegaycommunitysucceededingettingsupport.

D)ThereissocialdiscriminationagainstallpeoplewithHIV.

23.Accordingtothepassage,it'sdifficultforwomentodealwithHIVbutnotbecause.

A)theyoftenlosetheirjobsafterotherpeoplefindouttheyareHIV-positive

B)theyoftenhavenoaccesstodoctors

C)theyusuallyhavethefamilyproblem

D)theyhavelittletimelefttotakecareofthemselves

24CountriessuchastheUnitedStatesandChinaarementionedinthearticleinordertoshowthat.

A)therearemoreAIDScasesinthosecountries

B)HIV-positivepeopleareusuallydiscriminatedagainst

C)itisnotconvenientforHIV-positivepeopletotravel

D)peoplewhoareHIV-positiveareafraidthatthesecountrieswillfindout

25.Whichofthefollowingdoesthepassageshowtousthatactivewomendon'tdo?

A)Getsupportfromothers.B)Strugglefortheirrights.

C)Discusstheirtroublewiththeirdoctorsonly.D)Takebettercareofthemselves.

PartIIVocabularyandStructure

Directions:Thereare30incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA),

B),C)andD)Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.

31.Unabletoengageinmanyactivities,theoldmanstilltriedtoinsomeway.

A)enlargeB)participateC)involveD)join

32.CampaignstostopthespreadofSARSmustcontinuetobeatthewholepopulation.

A)controlledB)goaledC)specializedD)targeted

33.Pleaseseetoitnoonecomesinwithoutidentification.

A)whenB)lestC)thatD)which

34.Whoseturnisittothechildrenafterschool?

A)callforB)goagainstC)pickupD)slipinto

35.Manyafamouspopstarruinedbydrugs.

A)haveB)havebeenC)hasD)hasbeen

36.1suggestedthemattertothemeetingtohearwhatIhey'vegottosay.

A)puttingB)beingputC)toputD)tobeput

37.It'stimesomeonemadehimoftheeffectsofhisactions.

A)unconsciousB)assuredC)awareD)thoughtful

38.Hedidn'tknowanyoneattheweddingthanthebrideandgroom.

A)otherB)exceptC)moreD)rather

39.Sinceourresearchsofarhasnotproducedanyanswerstothisproblem,weneedtoadoptadifferent

toit.

A)wayB)methodC)meansD)approach

40.Howmuchtimedoyouyourselftogetreadyinthemorning?

A)allowB)stretchC)reserveD)guarantee

41.TdliketothisoldcarforanewmodelbutIcan'taffordit.

A)representB)abandonC)exchangeD)overlook

42.Theoflifeinthevillagewasslowandrestful.

A)wayB)stepC)paceD)routine

43.Ishetocleantheoutsideofthewindoworonlytheinside?

A)associatedB)relatedC)supposedD)distressing

44.Thepoorfathertriedtoexplaintohischildrenthattheycouldn'taffordsuchasexpensivetoy

carsanddolls.

A)luxuriesB)wealthC)moneyD)wastes

45.I'msureyoursuggestionswilltheproblem.

A)contributetosolvingB)becontributedtosolving

C)contributetosolveD)becontributedtosolve

46.Aforce10windis___________ofblowingtheroofsoffhouses.

A)ashamedB)capableC)enviousD)likely

47.Noonecanfunctionproperlyiftheyareofadequatesleep.

A)stemmedB)deprivedC)derivedD)subjected

48.Youcan'tseewellthroughatelescopewithoutcorrectlyittoyoursight.

A)balancingB)adjustingC)punchingD)urging

49.Pleaseyourreservations48hoursinadvance.

A)confirmB)commitC)concernD)continue

50.1couldn'tgetthroughthegatebecauseyourcarwas

A)inawayB)inthewayC)onthewayD)bytheway

51.Hisreputationforcarelessnesswaslongbeforethelatestproblemsarose.

A)generatedB)attributedC)definedD)established

52.Thechildpulledthetriggerofangun.

A)imaginableB)imaginativeC)imaginaryD)immeasurable

53.AlbertEinsteinseldomworestrangeclothes,acruelman.

A)noisheB)norwasheC)soisheD)sowashe

54.Ifheontouristsforhisbusiness,hewouldhaveclosedhisshop.

A)dependsB)dependedC)hasdependedD)haddepended

55.mistakesandweaknesses,itdidagreatdealofgoodworkinsidethetradeunion.

A)NomatterwhatB)InspiteC)AlthoughD)Despite

56.Wordsplayanimportant___________inyoureverydaylife.

A)characterB)positionC)roleD)duty

57.Hehadbeenmiraculously___________ofhisillness.

A)treatedB)examinedC)healedD)prescribed

58.Whenhelosthisjob,heintodebt.

A)cameB)wentC)walkedD)took

59.Ifanyofthesesymptoms—_whileyouaretakingthemedicine,consultyourdoctorimmediately.

A)establishB)representC)performD)occur

60.Mr.Wang___________nowforthelightinhisofficeisstillon.

A)maybeworkingB)mustbeworking

C)musthavebeenworkingD)mayhavebeenworking

61.Shewasunabletoexpressherfearofthewitch(巫婆)toyinthebox.

A.intensiveB.expensiveC.extensiveD.intense

62.HehatedwanderingaboutandexpectedtofindapositionintheCivilServiceofgovernment.

A.permissiveB.perceptiveC.permanentD.perpetual

63.Bysigningtheleasewemadeatopayarentof$150aweek.

A.confinementB.commitmentC.conceptionD.commission

64.Thediseaseisspreading,andallthechildrenunderfivearerisk.

A.inB.toC.ofD.at

65.1hopethatthistalkhasgivenyoursomeinsightthekindofworkthatwe'vebeendoing.

A.intoB.atC.inD.on

66.Thefreezingweatherisresponsible____thebreaksintheconcrete.

A.forB.toC.inD.of

67.Hehasgivenuprunninginordertofocus____thelongjump.

A.upB.atC.inD.on

68.I'mnotsurewhetherIcangainanyprofitfromtheinvestment,soIcan'tmakea(n)promisetohelpyou.

A.exactB.definedC.definiteD.sure

69.Hebecameseverely____whenhiswifedied.

A.impressedB.depressedC.expressedD.suppressed

70.1agreewithyouthatyounggirlsshouldn'twearthatmuchmakeup.

A.clearlyB.definitelyC.mostlyD.frequently

71.He'llget____ifyoukeepbugginghim.

A.annoyB.annoysC.annoyingD.annoyed

72.Youcandefinetheword"difficult”____"noteasy”ifyoulike.

A.intoB.asC.atD.to

73.WhenIsawthejobannouncedinthepaper,Iwrotetothecompanytoaskfortheofit.

A.tailsB.depictsC.picturesD.details

74.Whydidn'tyouaskforhelp,____tryingtodoitonyourown?

A.otherthanB.morethanC.ratherthanD.lessthan

75.JohnwasgoingtoMarybytellinghisfriendshowmuchweightshehadgained.

A.intimidateB.exciteC.embarrassD.reward

76.Bycarefulstudyitwasfoundoutthatthischurchwasinthe18,hcentury.

A.equippedB.definedC.establishedD.represented

77.Theglasswall____heatwaves.

A.mirrorsB.imitatesC.absorbsD.reflects

78.Theageofthestudentsinouron-lineschool____from20to40.

A.rangeB.rageC.shiftD.keep

79.Noonewouldwillinglysubjecthimself____suchtreatment.

A.upB.outC.toD.on

80.Idon'tthinkFm____ofyoursuccessatyourpresentjob.

A.obviousB.happyC.awfulD.envious

81.However,attimesthisbalanceinnatureis____,resultinginanumberofpossibleunforeseeneffects.

A.troubledB.disturbedC.confusedD.puzzled

82.Themanwasquiteexperiencedandcouldamotorproblembylistening.

A.diagnoseB.judgeC.implementD.enforce

83.1thoughtthepaintingwas____butitwasafake.

A.genuineB.falseC.wrongD.suitable

84.Be____whenholdingthoseglasses;theyareeasytobreak.

A.consciousB.conscienceC.cautiousD.caution

85.Heisnowfocusingona_____asaspecialistincomputers.

A.workB.dutyC.perfomanceD.career

86.Whydidn'tyouaskforhelp,____tryingtodoitonyourown?

A.otherthanB.morethanC.ratherthanD.lessthan

87.Therearecertainwhenyoumustinterruptpeoplewhoareinthemiddleofdoingsomething.

A.conditionsB.situationsC.occasionsD.environments

88.Willyousee____itthatthislettergetspostedtoday?

A.inB.atC.toD.off

89.Acompletelynewsituationwillwhentheexaminationsystemcomesintoexistence.

A.ariseB.riseC.raiseD.arouse

90.I'mafraidyouhavetoaccount____yourbeingawayfromclassyesterday.

A.toB.ofC.atD.for

PartIIICloze

Directions:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)

andD)YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.Thenmarkthecorrespondingletteronthe

AnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Itseemsthateverybodytellslies-well,notbiglies,but91wecall“whitelies."Tellingwhiteliesisn't

really_92_bad.Mostofthetime,people93itbecausetheywantto_94—afriendship.Somestudies

suggestthattheaverageperson95aboutseventimesaday.Theonlyrealquestionsare_96_whenwelie

and_97_wetellliesto.Arecentstudyfoundthatpeople98stretchthetruth.Herearesome99theydo

it.

Lyingtohidesomething:

Peopleoftenliebecausetheywanttohidesomething100someone.Forexample,asondoesn'ttellhis

parentsthathe'sdatingagirl_101—hedoesn'tthinktheywilllikeher.—102—,hesayshe'sgoingoutwiththe

guys.

Givingfalseexcuses:

Sometimespeopleliebecausetheydon'twanttodo_103_.Forexample,someoneinvitesyoutoaparty.

Youthinkitwillbeboring,104yousayyou'rebusy.

Lyingtomakesomeonefeelgood:

Oftenwestretchthetruthtomakesomeonefeel_105—.Forexample,yourfriendcooksdinnerforyou,

butit_106—terrible.Doyousay_107—?No!Youprobablysay,“Mm,thisisdelicious!”

Lyingtohidebadnews:

Sometimeswedon'twanttotellsomeonebadnews.Forexample,youhavejusthadaverybadday108

work,butyoudon'tfeellike_109—aboutit.So_110—someoneasksyouaboutyourday,youjustsay

everythingwasfine.

91.A)howB)whatC)thatD)/

92.A)thatB)thisC)enoughD)only

93.A)makeB)handle