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形容词 副词选择填空1. I was _ tried that had to rest.a. so muchb. soc. enoughd. such2. We had _ hard time trying to persuade him that we gave up.a. sob. a soc. suchd. such a3. “Lets take a walk before we start to study.”“Oh, I think its _ for walking.”a. much too hotb. very much hotc. too much heatd. very much heat4.I cannot thank you _ much for your kindness, I owe my success to you.a. sob. veryc. tood. as5. He wasnt _ to lift the case.a. too strongb. enough strongc. strong enoughd. so strong6. He told us _ story.a. the most interestingb. a most interestingc. a very more interestingd. more interested7. He wrote a _ report.a. two-thousand-wordsb. two-thousand-wordc. two-thousands-wordd. twp-thousands-words8. Jim is a _ man.a. six-foot-tallb. six-feet-tallc. sixth-foot-talld. six feet tall9. Jane had _ furniture for her room.a. enoughb. allc. manyd. any10. The American film I saw was _.a. not very funnyb. not much funnyc. not very fund. not too much fun11. The old man lived in a _ house but he didnt feel _.a. alonelonelyb. alonealonec. lonelyaloned. lonelylonely12. All the hotels in the town were full up, so we stayed in a _ village.a. closeb. neighbourc. neard. nearby13. There were only a _ number of workers in the factory.a. fewb. littlec. smalld. many14. This is the _ book I want.a. veryb. samec. justd. such15. The patient finally got _.a. goodb. nicec. fined. well16. _little animals eat _ many insects.a. Suchsob. Sosoc. Suchsuchd. Sosuch17. _ little water is not enough for _ many people.a. Suchsob. Sosoc. Suchsuchd. Sosuch18. Besides being expensive, the food in the dining room tastes _.a. badlyb. too badlyc. badd. too much bad19. Well get _ by train if we leave tonight.a. fast enough thereb. there enough fastc. enough fast thered. there fast enough20. He isnt _ to reach the ceiling.a. enough tallb. tall enoughc. so talld. as tall21.I will give you _ to finish it.a. two weeks timeb. two weeks timec. two-week timed. two weeks time22. Over the river there is _ bridge.a. a old fine stoneb. an fine old stonec. an old fine stoned. a fine old stone23. Would you be _ do it for me, please?a. kind enoughb. as kind toc. so kind as tod. so kind to24. Will you be _ to shut the door?a. kind enoughb. as kind enoughc. so kind enough asd. so kind25. The teacher says this is _ for the beginners.a. too difficult a bookb. a too difficult bookc. too difficult bookd. difficult too a book26. If the taxi arrives _ we shall miss our flight.a. latelyb. latec. latenessd. more later27. He thinks very _ of me.a. highb. highlyc. heightd. a little high28. The news is _ surprising.a. muchb. veryc. very muchd. more29. Mr. Crossett is _ respected by his students.a. eagerlyb. ratherc. muchd. very30. The rain coat is two sizes _ for me.a. too largeb. very largec. largerd. more large31. The book is _ to be put into that envelope. You need a bigger one.a. big enoughb. too bigc. very bigd. so big32. The article to be read is _ difficult.a. fairly toob. rather tooc. quite tood. pretty too33. Id _ drink tea than coffee.a. betterb. reallyc. mored. rather34. _ would you solve the problem if this method failed?a. What elseb. Who elsec. Whom elsed. How else35. We returned _ just in time for dinner.a. homeb. back homec. to our homesd. back to our homes36. _ the classmates love our teachers.a. Almost ofb. Almost allc. The mostd. Most37. One must _ speak the truth.a. sometimesb. alwaysc. oftend. never38.I cant find my umbrella _.a. whereb. whereverc. anywhered. somewhere39. Our school is two kilometres _.a. away from hereb. from here awayc. far from hered. far away from here40. Look! The room is _ lighted and full of guests.a. brilliantlyb. clearlyc. warmlyd. constantly41. Mary wanted _ to go to the party but she went to see Tom first.a. veryb. soc. badd. badly42. The dog came _ towards us.a. affectionatelyb. directlyc. anxiouslyd. curiously43.I dont like tea and she doesnt, _.a. neitherb. eitherc. tood. also44. Theres a lot of food here, but well need _ more.a. evenb. enoughc. anyd. several45. She shook his hand _.a. friendlyb. friendlyc. like a friendd. in a friendly way46. We could _ believe what he said yesterday.a. hardlyb. hardc. not hardd. not hardly47. As he had no pen, he used a pencil _.a. toob. alsoc. insteadd. instead of48. _ I havent seen my uncle in the club.a. Lateb. Lastlyc. Latelyd. Finally49. It is amazing that a small child of 3 or 4. Years old of age can sing a song without understanding its meaning _.a. really wellb. entirely wellc. fullyd. very much50. His father is very busy, so he is _ not at home on Sundays.a. hardlyb. mostlyc. alreadyd. at most51. All the paintings were good, but _ one was given prize.a. exceptb. amongc. besided. only52. The coat fitted me _.a. perfectlyb. fairlyc. rightlyd. finely53.I cant give you an answer yet. Id like _ more time to consider my problem.a. quiteb. fairlyc. hardlyd. rather54. Its quite late now and Mr. White _ hasnt left his office.a. stillb. alreadyc. sinced. yet55.At breakfast time the childs mother told him not to talk _.a. constantlyb. proudlyc. nervouslyd. properly56. Have you finished your homework _?a. alreadyb. stillc. overd. yet57. “How _ have you been away from home?”a. muchb. timec. loned. soon58. “How _ do you go home to spend holiday?”a. soonb. muchc. oftend. long59. “How _ will Mr. Smith get back from New York?”a. longb. oftenc. soond. rapid60. “Anthony told me once he had a nasty(严重的)fall and broke his arm.”“_ was that?”a. Since whenb. How long agoc. Fro whend. For how long61. This story-book is _ interesting and _ worth reading.a. verywellb. wellveryc. goodveryd. rathervery62. The boy reviewed his lessons _, so he couldnt answer any question.a. a little now and little thenb. little now and little thenc. now and thend. never now and then63. _, the revolution will win the victory.a. Early or laterb. earlier or laterc. Soon or lated. Sooner or later64. The mother said that she had heard about the story _.a. before longb. long beforec. soond. soon after65. Will you give this message to Mr White, please? Sorry, I cant. He _.a. doesnt any more work hereb. doesnt any longer here workc. doesnt work any more hered. doesnt work here any longer66. Nathan Hale regretted that he could _ serve his country.a. any longerb. not longerc. no mored. no longer67. The ship sank below the waves, and was seen _.a. no moreb. any morec. no longerd. not longer68. From then on, I didnt see my uncle _.a. no moreb. any morec. no longerd. longer69. China today is _ the China of the past.a. no moreb. no longerc. not any mored. any longer70. There is _ food.a. no moreb. many morec. not mored. not many more71. Excuse me, is this Mr. Browns office? Im sorry, but Mr. Brown _ works here. He left about three weeks ago.a. not nowb. no morec. not stilld. no longer72. We are _ to listen to her _ voice. It is just a _ to hear her sing.a. pleasedpleasantpleasureb. pleasingpleasurepleasedc. pleasurepleasedpleased. pleasedpleasedpleasant73. Youd better keep your mouth _ and your eyes _.a. closeopenb. closedopenc. losedopenedd. closeopened74. From the story I knew that Mr Crossett had left his classroom _.a. two years agob. two years beforec. for two yearsd. in front of two years75. The young pigeons which I bought _ last month are able to fly _ now.a. cheaphighb. cheaplyhighlyc. cheaphighlyd. cheaplyhigh76. The students are _ young people between the age of sixteen twenty.a. mostb. at mostc. almostd. mostly77. Upon graduation he asked to be sent to _.a. where he is most neededb. where he is mostly neededc. where he neededd. where is he mostly needed78. The price of oil is _ than before.a. more expensiveb. very expensivec. much higherd. much more79. We were _ in the experiment.a. deep interestedb. deeply interestedc. interested deepd. interested deeply80. Come _ so that I can see you clearly.a. closeb. closelyc. closedd. closing81. He was the only man _ after the battle.a. liveb. livingc. livelyd. life82. The cake she made looks _, but it tastes _.a. wellbadb. badwellc. badgoodd. badlywell83. His attitude to us proved _.a. wellb. warmlyc. nicelyd. friendly84. He made _ mistakes because he didnt go through the test paper carefully.a. fewb. a fewc. littled. a little85. We had plenty of paper but _ ink.a. fewb. a fewc. not manyd. not much86. Hurry up, there is _ time left.a. only a fewb. but a littlec. not a littled. only a little87. He is a strange man. He has _ friends.a. a fewb. littlec. a littled. few88. It is impossible for so _ workers to do so _ work in a single day.a. fewmuchb. fewmanyc. littlemuchd. littlemany89. Im afraid this painting is not by Picasso. Its only _.a. pricelessb. invaluablec. unworthyd. worthless90. In spite of hard work, the young people seemed not to be _ tired and they could go on with it.a. a bitb. a littlec. bitd. little91. He had never spent a _ day.a. more worryb. most worryingc. more worryingd. most worried92. Russian is _ difficult language for us to learn.a. ratherb. quite ac. a quited. too93. There is _ in todays paper.a. important somethingb. anything importantc. something importantd. important things94.I walked 50 miles today. I never guessed that I could walk _ far.a. thatb. thisc. suchd. as95. The wounded soldier looked _, but his weak breath suggested that he was still _.a. diedaliveb. deadalivec. deathlivingd. deadlively96. I think you suggestion is _ to be considered.a. difficultb. worthc. easyd. worthy97. Everybody _ but me has gone to the party.a. elseb. morec. anotherd. other98. I wrote a letter yesterday. I have to write two _ letters this morning.a. elseb. morec. otherd. another99. Why are you alone? Where are the five _ boys?a. elseb. morec. otherd. another100. Did you see any _ person?a. elseb. otherc. threed. another101. Ill be here for _ days.a. else threeb. other threec. more threed. another three102. Have you got _ more work to do besides this?a. manyb. fewc. muchd. other103. It took them _ more hours to go there by train than