Why did the bird never sing in the daytime?

A . The coach had to be replaced． B . The coach driver felt sick． C . The hotel rooms were full． D . The hotel had to be cleaned．

A、They thought that monsters had invaded their country. B、They didn't like the play. C、They lived in the USA. D、They lived in small houses.

A．He wanted to buy a new umbrella. B．He asked the workers in the shop to mend the umbrellas. C．He wanted to return the umbrella to the woman.

A．To inquire about office space B．To express interest in buying a condo C．To advertise his legal services D．To ask about the open house

A．To get directions B．To discuss plans for lunch C．To warn him about the thunderstorm D．To tell him their flight was delayed

A．It was damaged. B．It was the wrong size. C．It was the wrong style. D．It was similar to ones he has.

A．To combat military intervention. B．To support the striking workers. C．To protest against the local media.

A．Because of the scholarship. B．Because of the location. C．Because of the nice weather. D．Because of the choices of majors.

A Because she had been working too hard. B Because she had been deceived. C Because she could hardly believe her eyes D Because she had been tripped

A．It is probably well-known to many of the students in the class. B．It is considered an excellent example of Transcendental literature. C．It is required reading for the course that She is teaching. D．It is her personal favorite of nineteenth-century essays.

A．She was preoccupied with work. B．She had to attend a meeting. C．She came to work late. D．She did not feel up to it.

A．Because he feels it would be an advancement to get this new job. B．Because he hopes to get a better position. C．Because he didn't like his colleagues at his last job.

A．To explain the rotation of the Earth and the Sun B．To prove that facts may be interpreted differently C．To present a fact that can be verified by the students D．To discard a model that was widely accepted

A．He didn't like apples. B．He was full. C．He thought the rich man would give him much better food.

A．He knew he would find work in Bournemouth. B．He took a job as a lorry driver. C．He gave up the job because he felt unwell. D．He wanted to work at the seaside.

A．Because they did not have much money. B．Because the children were badly behaved. C．Because they did not speak to him. D．Because they were arguing in front of other people.

A．The reasons it offers are largely insignificant. B．The Clinton-Nickles bill was too expensive. C．Its tax cuts proposal is even more costly. D．The estimated cost for the bill is just $ 5 billion.

A．a more excited B．the most excited C．a more exciting D．the most exciting

A．They were taking part in some scientific research B．They were interested in their children’s actions C．They were students who were studying empathy D．They thought it would help their children