高考英语多项选择题讲练经典400题

高考英语多项选择题专题讲练经典400题

多项选择

1.Inthisfactory,suggestionsoftenhavetowaitformonthsbeforetheyarefully

A.admittedB.acknowledgedC.absorbedD.considered

2.Theboyslippedoutoftheroomandheadedfortheswimmingpoolwithouthispar

ents'.

A.commandB.convictionC.consentD.compromise

3.Ourresearchhasfocusedonadrugwhichissoastobeabletochangebra

inchemistry.

A.powerfulB.influentialC.monstrousI),vigorous

4.ThelostcaroftheLeeswasfound____inthewoodsoffthehighway.

A.vanishedB.abandonedC.scatteredD.rejected

5.Henry'snewsreportcoveringtheconferencewassothatnothinghadbeeno

mitted.

A.understandingB.comprehensibleC.comprehensiveD.understandable

6.ShewasafraidthatunlessthetrainspeededupshewouldlosehertoScot

land.

A.ticketB.placeC.seatD.connection

7.TheshipwasinastormoffJamaica.

A.drownedB.sunkC.wreckedD.submitted

8.Noonehasbeenabletotracetheauthorofthepoem.

A.stillB.yetC.alreadyD.just

9.Morethanone-thirdoftheChineseintheUnitedStatesliveinCalifornia,___

_inSanFrancisco.

A.previouslyB.predominantlyCpracticallyD.permanently

10.Thenewsecretaryhaswrittenaremarkably____reportonlyinafewpagesbut

withallthedetails.

A.conciseB.clearC.preciseD.elaborate

11.Themanagingdirectortookthefortheaccident,althoughitwasnotreal

lyhisfault.

A.guiltB.chargeC.blameD.accusatio

12.Theworkeragreedto____thestrikeifthecompanywouldsatisfytheirdemand

s.

A.callforB.callforthC.calloffD.callup

13.Icouldjustseeacarinthedistance,butIcouldn，twhatcoloritwas.

A.lookoutB.makeoutC.getacrossD.takeafter

14.Hehasimpressedhisemployersconsiderablyand____heissoontobepromote

d.

A.eventuallyB.yetC.finallyD.accordingly

15.Itwasagreatforhimtobepleasanttopeoplehedidn'tlike.

A.attemptB.troubleC.powerD.effort

16.Thefiremenmanagedtothefireintime.

A.extinguishB.preventC.suppressD.ruin

17.Whatismostobviousinthisbookareallthosedetailsofdailylivingwhichm

akeMrs.Richardcommon.

A.nothingbutB.anythingbutC.aboveallD.ratherthan

18.Thecarwascompletelyandthedriverseriouslyinjured.

A.brokenoffB.takenoffC.writtenoffD.pickedup

19.Onthishappyoccasion,I'dliketosaythatwearemuchobligedtoyouf

oryourkindcooperation.

A.evensoB.eversoC.asyetD.sofar

20.Hisnewappointmenttakesfromthebeginningofnextmonth.

A.placeB.effectC.postD.office、

21.Thepolicemanstoppedhimwhenhewasdrivinghomeandhimofspeeding.

A.chargedB.accusedC.blamedD.deprived

22.Mr.Smithgraduallyaknowledgeofthesubject.

A.attainedB.achievedC.requiredD.acquired

23.Thisisthe____pianoonwhichthecomposercreatedsomeofhisgreatestwork

s.

A.actualB.genuineC.realD.original

24.Mycameracanbetotakepicturesincloudyorsunnyconditions.

A.treatedB.adoptedC.adjustedD.remedied

25.AccordingtothepsychoanalystSigmundFreud,wisdomcomesfromthe____ofma

turity.

A.fulfillmentB.achievementC.establishmentD.accomplishment

26.Thenumberofticketswillbedeterminedbythesizeofthestadium.

A.adaptableB.acceptableC.advisableD.available

27.Toomanyhotelshavebeenbuiltandthishas____prices,makingholidayschea

per.

A.cutshortB.cutoutC.cutoffD.cutdown

28.Heisaveryhonestofficialandnever____anygiftsfromthepeoplewhosoug

hthishelp.

A.acceptedB.receivedC.tookupD.excepted

29.Hewasnot____totheclubbecausehewasn，tamember.

A.allowedB.admittedC.permittedD.approved

30.Althoughhedoesn，tlikethatlaw,hewill____withit.

A.confineB.conformC.complyD.contend

31.Motoristsofspeedingmaybebannedfromdrivingforayear.

A.convictedB.arrestedC.chargedD.judged

32.Thereasonwhyheadaptedtothenewsituationsquicklyisthathehasa

attitude.

A.changeableB.alternateC.movableD.flexible

33.Willallthose____theproposalraisetheirhands?

A.inrelationtoB.inexcessofC.incontrasttoI),infavorof

34.Anearlytypewriterproducedlettersquicklyandneatly;thetypist,coul

dn'tseehisworkonhismachine.

A.howeverB.thereforeC.yetD.although

35.Weareinterestedintheweatherbecauseit____ussodirectlywhatwe

wear,whatwedo,andevenhowwefeel.

A.benefitsB.guidesC.affectsD.effects

36.Icanmeetyouateighto,clock;youcancallforme.

A.incidentallyB.actuallyC.alternativelyD.accordingly

37.Hehastheofanathlete:hereallygoesallouttowin.

A.instantsB.instancesC.instinctsD.intelligences

38.Auniversityisaneducationalinstitutionwhichdegreesandcarriesout

research.

A.rewardsB.awardsC.grantsD.presents

39.Theoldladycan'thopetohercoldinafewdays.

A.getoverB.getoffC.holdbackD.holdup

40.Jim'splanstogotocollege____atthelastmoment.

A.felloutB.gaveawayC.gaveoffD.fellthrough

41.TheDepartmentisalsodeeplyinvariousimprovementschemes.

A.connectedB.includedC.involvedD.implied

42.Keysshouldneverbehiddenaroundthehousesincethieves____knowwhereto

look.

A.virtuallyB.variouslyC.unavoidablyD.invariably

43.Theboyhadaescapewhenheranacrosstheroadinfrontofthebus.

A.closeB.shortC.narrowD.fine

44.DoyoumindifI____withmyworkwhileyouaregettingteaready.

A.getthroughB.turntoC.carryonD.comeon

45.Ileftfortheofficeearlierthanusualthismorning____trafficjam.

A.inlinewithB.incaseofC.forthesakeofD.attheriskof

46.Thefinanceministerhasnotbeenso____sinceheraisedtaxestosuchahigh

level.

A.popularB.well-knownC.favorableD.preferable

47.Itiswrongforsomeoneinsuchahigh____inthegovernmenttobehavetooba

dlyinpublic.

A.situationB.positionC.employmentD.profession

48.Weallknewfromtheverythattheplanwouldfail.

A.outcomeB.outsetC.incomeD.output

49.Helookedratheruntidyasthereweretwobuttons____fromhiscoat.

A.loosingB.losingC.offD.missing

50.Lawyersoftenmakehigherfortheirworkthantheyshould.

A.billsB.chargesC.pricesD.costs

51.TheworkmenmadesomuchthatMrs.Walkerhadtospendthreedayscleanin

gupafterwards.

A.troubleB.damageC.messD.nuisance

52.Theyhaveheldseveralmeetingsto____nextyear'sproductionplans.

A.setdownB.makeoutC.workupD.drawup

53.Howcanwegetthislanguagepointtothestudents.

A.downB.roundC.acrossD.into

54.Thisbookgivesabrief____ofthehistoryofthecastleanddetailsofthea

rtcollectioninthemainhall.

A.outlineB.referenceC.articleD.outlook

55.Dresswarmly,you'11catchcold.

A.onthecontraryB.orratherC.orelseD.innoway

56.Kate'sambitiontobecomeanurse____fromadesiretohelpothers.

A.promptedB.promotedC.programmedD.proceeded

57.Theislandwheretheserarebirdsnesthasbeendeclareda.

A.observationB.reservationC.preservationD.conservation

58.AlthoughJohnwastheeldestinthefamily,healwayslethissisterchar

geofthehouse.

A.takeB.holdC.makeD.get

59.Thechildenjoyedupthewoodenbricksthenknockingthemdown.

A.addingB.pushingC.pilingD.forming

60.Johnwasveryupsetbecausehewasbythepolicewithbreakingthelaw.

A.accusedB.arrestedC.sentencedD.charged

61.Itisn'tquite_thathewillbepresentatthemeeting.

A.sureB.rightC.exactD.certain

62.Manynewwillbeopenedupinthefutureforthosewithauniversityeduc

ation.

A.opportunitiesB.realitiesC.necessitiesI）,probabilities

63.Themembersoftheclubwouldn'trunainentrusting（委托）theorganizati

ontoanunreliableperson.

A.dangerB.riskC.hazardD.chance

64.Themeetingwaswhenthechairmanfellill.

A.putdownB.shutoutC.cutshortD.takenoff

65.Johnsaysthathispresentjobdoesnotprovidehimwithenough_forhiso

rganizingability.

A.scopeB.spaceC.capacityD.range

66.1justmanagedtoaquickbreathbeforeIwassuckedunderthewaterbyt

hepassingboat.

A.snatchB.scratchC.scrapeD.scan

67.Mybrotherlikeseatingverymuchbutheisn，tvery_aboutthefoodheeat

s.

A.specialB.peculiarC.particularD.unusual

68.Idon，tthinkthechargeforoverhauling（大修）theequipmentisexcessivein—

___toitssize.

A.correspondenceB.equationC.proportionD.dimension

69.Voiceswereastheargumentbetweenthetwomotoristsbecamemorebad-tem

pered.

A.swollenB.raisedC.developedD.increased

70.Havinglivedinthetownforquiteafewyears,Mr.Johnsonnolongerfelt____

_amongthelocalpeople.

A.outoforderB.outofplaceC.outofcontrolD.outofthequestion

71.Hestoppedhisearswithhishandstotheterriblenoise.

A.showoffB.cutoutC.keepfromD.shutout

72.Myhouseistheonlybrickoneonthestreet.Itandyoucan'tmissit.

A.standsupB.looksoutC.sticksoutD.wipesout

73.Aftertheshow,thecrowdoutofthetheater.

A.pouredB.meltedC.drewD.dismissed

74.Althoughitisnotournormaltogivecredit,thistimeIthinkweshould

considerthemattermoreclosely.

A.stateB.intentionC.occasionD.practice

75.Itgavemeastrangefeelingofexcitementtoseemynamein.

A.newsB.printC.publicationD.press

76.Theengineershaverejectedtheemployers，proposalstoendthestrikeandthe

otherworkershavecomeoutin.

A.oppositionB.returnC.sympathyD.readiness

77.Herworkisoftenveryhardandshegetsverytired.Theworkis.

A.wonderfulB.splendidC.tediousD.magnificent

78.Withpricessomuch,it'shardforthecompanytoplanabudget.

A.fluctuatingB.wavingC.swingingD.vibrating

79.Someteenagershaveageneralizedresentmentagainstsociety,whichthem

therightsandprivilegesofadults,althoughphysicallytheyaremature.

A.deprivesB.restrictsC.rejectsD.denies

80.ThoughinSanFrancisco,DaveMitchellhadalwayspreferredtorecordthe

plainfactsofsmall-townlife.

A.raisedB.grownC.developedD.cultivated

81.rmafraidthispaintingisnotbyPicasso.It'sonlyacopyandsoit,s.

A.pricelessB.invaluableC.unworthyD.worthless

82.ThefinaloftheplaywilltakeplaceonMonday.

A.actionB.performanceC.viewD.sight

83.Itwasalongtimebeforethecutonmyhandcompletely.

A.healedB.curedC.improvedD.recovered

84.Togetmytravelers'checksIhadtohavethebankaspecialcheckforth

etotalamount.

A.makeupB.makeoutC.makeforD.makeupfor

85.Shesaidshewasgladthedifficultyhadbeen____.

A.clearedawayB.clearedupC.brokenawayD.brokendown

86.IusedtobeabletoplaywellbutI'mnow.

A.outofdateB.outoftouchC.outofpracticeD.outofplace

87.Assoonasthechildrenwere____,theirmothergotthemoutofbedandintot

hebathroom.

A.wokeB.wakenC.wakeD.awake

88.Jimwassobadlyburntthatatfirsttheybeganto____ofhislife.

A.despairB.designateC.disappointD.despise

89.Thegovernment，sstrongactiondemonstratedits____tocrushtherebellion.

A.energyB.resistanceC.courageD.determination

90.NewmineralresourcesmaybediscoveredduringtheforthcomingAntarctic.

A.excursionB.executionC.extractionD.expedition

91.Probabilityisthemathematicalstudyoftheofanevent*soccurrence.

A.desireB.likelihoodC.resultD.effect

92.Drivingacarwithoutinsurancecanhave____consequences.

A.uncertainB.disastrousC.potentialD.unworthy

93.Thepolicerefusedto____thecluestheywereworkingon.

A.exhibitB.discloseC.exposeD.discern

94.Whatyouhavedoneisthedoctor*sorders.

A.attachedtoB.resistanttoC.responsibletoD.contraryto

95.Theshop-assistantwasstraightwithhiscustomers.Ifanarticlewasof____

quality,he'dtellthemso.

A.minorB.humbleC.inferiorD.awkward

96.Thecontinuousrainwasfortheexceptionalpoorharvest

A.blamedB.condemnedC.accusedD.charged

97.Therocksareverybigwithofcolorsonthem.

A.bandsB.marksC.railsD.shapes

98.TherewerenoticketsforFriday，sperformance.

A.preferableB.possibleC.considerableD.available

99.Despitealltheevidencetothecontrary,thewitness____thathisstorywas

true.

A.stuckoutB.stoodoutC.keptdownD.heldup

100.Inatyphoon,windsaspeedgreaterthan120kilometersperhour.

A.assumeB.accomplishC.attainD.assemble

101.ProfessorSmithandProfessorBrownwillingivingtheclasslectures.

A.exchangeB.alterC.shiftI),alternate

102.Packthecakeinastrongbox,oritmightgetinthepost.

A.splashedB.spiltC.crushedD.crashed

103.Thethiefthepapersallovertheroomwhilehewassearching.

A.abandonedB.vanishedC.scatteredD.deserted

104.Today,houseworkhasbeenmademucheasierbyelectrical____.

A.facilitiesB.appliancesC.instrumentsD.equipment

105.Theofthetreesinthewaterwasveryclear.

A.mirrorB.sightC.reflectionD.shadow

106.Oneneededwhenmakingacakeisflour;anotherissugar.

A.containerB.ingredientC.contentD.equivalent

107.Theyhavebeenwaitingformanyhourstoseethesinger,buttheairplanemust

havebeen.

A.behindthetimesB.behindscheduleC.aheadoftimeD.innotime

108.Neitherofthemthoughthighlyofhimandtheybothtriedto____himinhis

work.

A.hamperB.supportC.assistD.encourage

109.Ilerdisplayofbadtempercompletelytheparty.

A.harmedB.damagedC.spoiltD.hurt

110.Weforgavehisbadtemperbecauseweknewthathisson，sillnesshadputhimu

ndergreat.

A.emotionB.excitementC.crisisD.stress

111.Thereferenceshemadetoherfriend,thepoet,wasinterestingbuttoo

foranyonetoappreciate.

A.drasticB.dullC.obscureD.distinct

112.Hehisengagementjustbeforethewedding.

A.brokeoutB.brokeawayfromC.brokeoffD.brokeup

113.Whensheheardfromthehospitalthatherfatherhaddied,sheintotear

s.

A.burstB.wentC.explodedD.fell

114.Yourhelpis____forthesuccessoftheproject.

A.indispensableB.indicativeC.inevitableD.inherent

115.theEnglishexaminationIwouldhavegonetotheconcertlastSunday.

A.InspiteofB.ButforC.BecauseofD.Asfor

116.Itwasdifficulttoguesswhathertothenewswouldbe.

A.impressionB.commentC.reactionD.opinion

117.Ourattitudetowardourteachersshouldbe,butnotslavishorsuperstit

ious.

A.respectableB.respectedC.respectiveD.respectful

118.Wecouldseethathewastryingto_hisownresponsibilityforthedelay,

insteadofacceptinghisfault.

A.runoverB.smoothoverC.passoffD.turndown

119.Glemp'sheroicflightintospaceentitledhimaplaceinhistory.

A.forB.withC.toD.of

120.He'sdrinkandneverdoesastrokeofwork.

A.gonetoB.takentoC.takenupD.gonefor

121.〃Whoisresponsibleforsendingoutmisinformation?”

“Mostofthefaultliestheadministration.

A.inB.toC.onD.with

122.Peoplewholiveinasmallvillageareboundtoseeagoodofeachothe

r.

A.sumB.quantityC.dealD.amount

123.MariamissedthefirsttrainsoastotravelonthesameoneasJohn.

A.deliberatelyB.intensivelyC.decisivelyD.objectively

124.Theyalwayskeptongood_withtheirnext-doorneighborsforthechildren

ssake.

A.friendshipB.relationsC.intentionsD.terms

125.Doyouthinkawifeshouldherhabitsandtastestothoseofherhusban

d?

A.complyB.confirmC.consentD.conform

126.Hewasafraidthatthebranchmightbendoverandbreak,andhewouldbesent

totheground.

A.crashingB.throwingC.rushingD.dropping

127.Highinterestrates_peoplefromborrowingmoney.

A.discourageB.decreaseC.disturbD.disgust

128.Despitetheirgoodservice,mostinnsarelesscostlythanhotelsofsta

ndards.

A.equivalentB.uniformC.alikeD.likely

129.Thetwothingsarethesameinoutwardformbutdifferent_.

A.inadditionB.inbriefC.incommonD.inessence

130.itisagoodthingIdidnotgetthepostIhadappliedfor,thoughImu

stadmitthatIwasdisappointedatthetime.

A.BythewayB.InawayC.InthewayD.Innoway

131.invitingguestsandnottreatingthemproperly!

A.StrangelyB.FantasticallyC.SurprisinglyD.Fancy

132.WithsufficientscientificinformationamannedtriptoMarsshouldbe.

A.obtainableB.potentialC.considerableD.feasible

133.Thegeneration____makesitdifficultforparentstounderstandtheirchildr

en,sopinions.

A.divisionB.gapC.separationD.interval

134.Iftheboyhadthedogaloneitwouldn'thavebittenhim.

A.setB.leftC.hadD.put

135.TheyweresofarawaythatIcouldn，t____theirfacesclearly.

A.seethroughB.makeupC.seeoffD.makeout

136.AchievingahighdegreeofproficiencyinEnglishasaforeignlanguageisnot

amysteriouswithoutscientificbasis.

A.processB.practiceC.procedureD.program

137.Imustgonow.,ifyouwantthatbookI'11bringitnexttime.

A.IncidentallyB.AccidentallyC.OccasionallyD.Subsequently

138.Acompletelynewsituationislikelytowhentheschoolleavingageisr

aisedto16.

A.arouseB.riseC.ariseD.abide

139.TheillnessfromwhichMaryissufferinghasnowbeenashepatitis（后F

炎）.

A.diagnosedB.determinedC.deducedD.discovered

140.Thesecontinualintemperaturemakeitimpossibletodecidewhattowea

A.alterationsB.vibrationsC.wavesD.fluctuations

141.Allforeignvisitorsarerequestedtowiththeregulationsinthisarea.

A.agreeB.complyC.consentD.conform

142.ThomasEdisonconsideredgeniustobeonepercentinspirationandninet

y-ninepercentperspiration.

A.composedofB.constitutedinC.consistedofD.comprisedin

143.AlthoughLucywasslimming,shefoundcreamcakesquite____.

A.irregularB.inevitableC.incredibleD.irresistible

144.Inorderto____therisingproductioncosts,thesubscriptionrateshavebee

nincreased.

A.adduptoB.lookuptoC.cutshortD.keepupwith

145.Youressayisquitegood:justitwithafewillustrationsandquo

tations.

A.put..upB.touch..upC.cut..outD.write..off

146.Ihopemyteacherwilltakemyrecentillnessintowhenjudgingmyexami

nation.

A.regardB.accountC.thoughtD.observation

147.Therearethreebasicwaysof____languagetowriting,andallknowngraphic

systemsuseoneoracombinationofthese.

A.committingB.attachingC.comparingD.relating

148.RosesarequiteflowersinEnglishgardens.

A.ordinaryB.commonC.usualD.general

149.Americanwomenweretherighttovoteuntil1920aftermanyyearsofhar

dstruggle.

A.ignoredB.refusedC.neglectedD.denied

150.Onturningthecorner,wesawtheroadsteeply.

A.departingB.decreasingC.descendingD.depressing

151.Wecan，t_onetochangethehabitsofalifetimeinashorttime.

A.hopeB.waitC.expectD.imagine

152.Itwasnecessarytothefactorybuildingasthecompanywasdoingmorea

ndmorebusiness.

A.extendB.increaseC.lengthenD.magnify

153.Iaskedthetailortomakeasmalltomytrousersbecausetheyweretoo

long.

A.changeB.variationC.revisionD.alteration

154.BecauseofthestrongsunMrs.William'snewdiningroomcurtainsfromd

arkbluetograywithinayear.

A.fadedB.faintedC.paledD.diminished

155.Jackisgood,kind,hard-workingandintelligent._,Icanttspeaktoohig

hlyofhim.

A.AsaresultB.BythewayC.OnthewholeD.Inaword

156.Evidenceobtainedfromobservationandexperimentisoftenusedto____asci

entifictheory.

A.confirmB.confineC.conformD.conceive

157.Politicalpartiesoftendifferintheirviewsonvarious____concerningthei

rowncountries.

A.waysB.measuresC.issuesD.patterns

158.hisknowledgeofthemountainouscountry,JohnSmithwasappointedasou

rguide.

A.InspiteofB.OnaccountofC.RegardlessofD.Insteadof

159.Thelawyerwasexpectedtosomeproposalsafterreadingallthosedocume

nts.

A.comeupwithB.putupwithC.lookuptoD.keepupwith

160.Whiletyping,Helenhasahabitofstoppingtogiveherlongandflowing

hairasmooth.

A.occasionallyB.simultaneouslyC.eventuallyD.directly

161.Inmyopinion,youcanwidentheoftheseimprovementsthroughyouracti

veparticipation.

A.dimensionB.volumeC.magnitudeD.scope

162.Thenoisewasso____thatonlythosewithexcellenthearingwereawareofi

t.

A.dimB.softC.faintD.gentle

163.Ifherefusestomyplan,Icanprobablyfindsomeonemorecooperative.

A.putupwithB.fallinwithC.doawaywithD.getalongwith

164.Somepeopleeitheravoidquestionsofrightandwrongorremainneutral

aboutthem.

A.violentlyB.sincerelyC.properlyD.deliberately

165.Herskirthadbeensoinpackingthatshehadtoironitbeforegoingou

t.

A.fadedB.tornC.dirtyD.crushed

166.Hislandladygavehimaweek'stoleavetheflat.

A.threatB.noticeC.adviceD.caution

167.Eveniftheyareonsale,theserefrigeratorsareequalinpriceto,ifnotmo

reexpensivethan,attheotherstore.

A.anyoneB.theothersC.thatD.theones

168.WhenItookhistemperature,itwastwodegreesabove_.

A.averageB.ordinaryC.regularD.normal

169.Withthechangeoftheeconomicfoundationtheentireimmensesuperstructurei

srapidlytransformed.

A.anythingbutB.moreorlessC.atlargeD.anymore

170.Theauthorofthereportiswellwiththeproblemsinthehospitalbecau

sehehasbeenworkingthereformanyyears.

A.acquaintedB.informedC.enlightenedD.advised

171.Itisclearthatthewholeworldispassingthroughasocialrevolutioninwhi

chacentralmustbetakenbyscientistsandtechnologists.

A.processB.attentionC.measureD.part

172.Thefarmersweremoreanxiousforrainthanthepeopleinthecitybecausethe

yhadmore____.

A.atlengthB.atlastC.atstakeD.atease

173.Whenthebigbillsformother，shospitalcarecame,fatherwasghleadhadmon

eyinthebankto

A.fallshortofB.fallthroughC.fallbackonD.fallinwith

174.Theseplasticflowerslooksothatmanypeoplethinktheyarereal.

A.beautifulB.naturalC.artificialD.similar

175.Themanagingdirectorpromisedthathewouldmeassoonashehadanyfu

rtherinformation.

A.communicateB.noticeC.notifyD.note

176.WhenIworkedasthegeneralmanagerofthefirm,Isometimeshadtovis

itLondononbusiness.

A.opportunityB.possibilityC.occasionD.chance

177.Themostimportantofhisspeechwasthatweshouldal1workwhole-heart

edlyforthepeople.

A.elementB.spotC.senseD.point

178.Ithasalwaysbeentheofourfirmtoencourageworkerstotakepartin

socialactivities.

A.planB.campaignC.procedureD.policy

179.Theclimberstheirambitionbyreachingthesummitofthemountain.

A.obtainedB.sustainedC.maintainedD.realized

180.IrememberherfacebutIcannotwhereImether.

A.recal1B.remindC.rememberD.remark

181.He