[单项选择]A. Tom doesn’t listen to her.
B. Tom went out before the meeting was over.
C. Tom is unable to hear well.

[填空题]Many classmates went to Tom’s birthday party.
→ There were many classmates ______.

[单项选择]Hardly（）when the lights went out.
A. the performance had begun
B. had the performance begun
C. the performance began
D. did the performance begin

[单项选择]When his daughter Mary went out for her evening walk Doctor Cochran sat for an hour alone m his office. It began to grow dark and the man who all afternoon had been sitting on chairs and boxes before the livery barn across the street went home for the evening meal. The noise of voices grew faint and sometimes for five or ten minutes there was silence. Then from some distant street came a child’s cry. Presently church bells began to ring.
The Doctor was not a very neat man and sometimes for several days he forgot to shave. With a long lean hand he stroked his half grown beard. His illness had struck deeper than he had admitted even to himself and his mind had an inclination to float out of his body. Often when he sat thus his hands lay in his lap and he looked at them with a child’s absorption. It seemed to him they must belong to someone else. He grew philosophic." It’s an odd thing about my body. Here I’ve lived in it all these years and how little use I have had of it. Now it’s
A. had intended to go for a walk with Mary
B. had to fight with acute depression
C. liked to grow his beard in purpose
D. was suffering from a fatal disease

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M: The Variety Theater finally went out of business．
W: Well，that’s not a surprise．It was the worst one in town.
Q: What does the woman mean （）

A. She often goes to the Variety Theater.
B. She expected the theater to close down.
C. She’s surprised by the news.
D. She likes the new theater in town.

[填空题]The American girl went out to get the cat which looked’ really pitiable in the rain.

[填空题]Our whole class went out for a picnic yesterday, so______(我们都不) know what happened on the campus.

[单项选择]With everything she needed, she went out of the shop, with her hands full of shopping bags.
A. bought
B. to buy
C. buying
D. buy

[单项选择]On April 4th an alert went out around the University of Texas at Austin. Police had received a report of an Asian male, apparently carrying two weapons, near the university’s main gym. Half an hour later an update came: the subject had been located. He was a member of the military training corps, and the guns were replicas.
Phew. But that is the kind of situation that has gun opponents worried about a new bill working its way through the Texas legislature. The measure would allow people to carry concealed weapons on campus, as long as they have the proper license. That is currently prohibited in about half of the states, including Texas, although Texas lets individual universities opt out of the prohibition if they have their hearts set on it. Measures to overturn blanket campus prohibitions have popped up in a number of states this year, including Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, and Tennessee.
This is, of course, contentious. Gun proponents argue that concealed weapons can make p
A. the prohibition on campus certainly will be overturned in Texas
B. carrying concealed weapons on campus in Texas may become a law
C. the bill about campus weapons had been shelved in Texas
D. the governor of California is in favor of the new bill