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[单项选择]He did not change his position so much as ______ its severity.
A. alter
B. vary
C. modify
D. convert
[单项选择]He did not change his position so much as ______its severity.
A. alter
B. vary
C. modify
D. convert
[单项选择]He swallows his words so much that I can never ______ what he is saying.
A. make out
B. put up
C. deal with
D. take up
[单项选择]He asked the question not so much because of his curiosity as because of his desire for knowledge.
A. 他提出这个问题不是出于求知欲而是出于好奇心。
B. 与其说他是出于好奇心提出这个问题，还不如说是出于对知识的渴望提出这个问题。
C. 他提出这个问题不是出于好奇心而是出于求知欲。
D. 因为对知识的渴望和好奇心，他提出这个问题。
[单项选择]How much did the man pay for his order
A. $50.90.
B. $15.90.
C. $15.19.
D. $50.19.
[单项选择]Is he（）much from his injuries
A. suffering
B. bearing
C. standing
D. tolerating
[单项选择]So much （） his financial position that he can't sleep at night.
A. he worries about
B. he worried about
C. did he worry about
D. does he worry about
[单项选择]He was free from school, ______ he did his homework.
A. after which
B. after that
C. in which
D. in that
[单项选择]—How much of his speech did you think you understood —______ I wish I had worked harder.
A. Not a little
B. Very few
C. Nearly everything
D. Almost nothing
[单项选择]—How much of his lecture did you think you understand —______I wish I had worked harder.
A. Nearly everything.
B. Almost nothing.
C. Not a little.
D. Very few.
[单项选择]He did his best to stay awake, but the performance was so boring that he just ______ to sleep.
A. dropped away
B. dropped out
C. dropped off
D. dropped down
[单项选择]When did the Vice President begin to suffer his heart attack
A. Last year.
B. 1978.
C. This week.
D. Not mentioned in this report.
[单项选择]He has changed his （）about spending so much money on the book.
A. brain
B. head
C. mind
D. thought
[单项选择]He did his best to {{U}}inspire{{/U}} his team to great efforts.
A. persuade
B. instruct
C. encourage
D. discourage
[单项选择]A rhetorician who spends so much of his time studying the famous______of logic is more than likely to produce a few self-evident statements of his own.
A. (A) self-knots
B. (B) paradoxes
C. (C) twists
D. (D) tautologies
E. (E) platitudes
