[单项选择]If you want to borrow books about American history, which floor would you go to ______.
A. Ground Floor
B. First Floor
C. Third Floor
D. The Fourth Floor

[单项选择]If the book you want to borrow is about engineering and it was returned yesterday, you would probably get it______.
A. on the Ground Floor
B. on the Recent Returns shelves, on the Second Floor
C. on the Recent Returns shelves, on the Third Floor
D. on the Fourth Floor

[单项选择]You may borrow as many books as you like, provided you show them to ______ is at the desk.
A. whoever
B. who
C. whom
D. that

[单项选择]Anyone may borrow books, and it cost nothing to borrow them.（）
A. Anyone
B. cost
C. to
D. them

[单项选择]Anyone can borrow books from the library（）he keeps them clean and returns them in time
A. even if
B. so that
C. as long as
D. unless

[单项选择]Anyone can borrow books from the library ______ he keeps them clean and returns them in time.
A. even if
B. so that
C. as long as
D. unless

[单项选择]You can borrow three books ______.
A. at the time
B. at a time
C. in one time
D. at time

[单项选择]All the books are here. You may borrow ______ you like.
A. which
B. that
C. what
D. whichever

[单项选择]You may borrow the two books, ______ you return them back on time.
A. in good condition
B. in no condition
C. on condition that
D. in condition

[单项选择]

— Have you finished reading the books borrowed from the library
— Yes, and I've returned them. Now （　） is left at home.

A. nothing
B. none
C. no one
D. neither

[单项选择]

Writer Kenneth Davis says American history is full of adventure and surprises. The author of the book Don’t Know Much about History is slowly convincing Americans that the subject isn’t boring. Mr. Davis says he first felt the force of history as a nine-year old child when he visited Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the site of an historic 1863 battle in the American Civil War. Some 50, 000 soldiers on the Northern and Southern sides were either killed or wounded there. "Standing there in those fields in the summer heat, feeling something extraordinary had happened here, you can’t stand in that place and not feel that you’re in the midst of something extraordinary and something very deep," he says. "So for me, history was always about the humanity, the people, and not always necessarily the famous people."
He says the great social or political movements in the United States often started with ordinary people. "Whether we’re
A. Movements led by influential leaders.
B. Movements started with ordinary people.
C. Widespread movements echoed by people across the country.
D. Movements started from rural areas.