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Wendy forgot to bring the important report to the meeting today. Thankfully, her friend showed up with the report and __________ the day. (A) saved (B) appeared (C) broke (D) threw
(A) saved
The poor girl lost all her family in the fire. People in the town are ________ money to help her. (A) building (B) losing (C) raising (D) taking
(C) raising
The businessman put some toys in front of his store to ______ children’s eye. (A) check (B) draw (C) wash (D) watch
(B) draw
Greg is trying to stay in shape, so anything fried on the dinner table in the ________ thing he would choose to eat. (A) fewest (B) last (C) most (D) best
(B) last
Joe worked for over ten hours every day last month. It almost __________ him his life. He won’t work long hours any more. (A) cost (B) paid (C) saved (D) spent
(A) cost
I lost the _______ of my bottle. How can I keep it in my bag? There is still a lot of water in it. (A) bottom (B) cap (C) cover (D) side
(B) cap
Nancy is buying a train ticket because she will ____________ Taipei tomorrow. (A) get on (B) call out (C) look for (D) leave for
(D) leave for
Simon’s mother asked him to _________ his room because she thought it was very dirty and even smelled. (A) throw away (B) tidy up (C) turn on (D) take off
(B) tidy up
Kids, please don’t run around and be quiet. Everyone has a chance to play on the swing, but you have to ______. Now please line up, and each will have five minutes. (A) go away (B) stand up (C) take turns (D) look around
(C) take turns
… I walked into the room carefully. It was really dark. I tried to open my eyes wide but still couldn’t "make out" anything. (A) To see the reasons for something. (B) To be able to see or hear something.
(B) To be able to see or hear something.
Emma: The shoes look good and comfortable. Can I ______? Clerk: Of course. They must look pretty on you. (A) try them on (B) look for them (C) take them off (D) care about them
(A) try them on
The farmers were worried about the coming typhoon. The heavy rain could "spell" trouble for their farms. (A) To do something for other people to allow them to rest. (B) To make something bad happen in the future.
(B) To make something bad happen in the future.
