[单项选择]Much（）she likes him, she would never consider marrying him.
A. while
B. as
C. although
D. despite

[简答题]She would have blushed had she been told as much in plain, set terms, and next, she might have grown indignant and asserted that her sole interest lay in the man she loved and her desire for him to make the best of himself.

[填空题]Naomi said that she would never talk to anyone else about the matter. discuss Naomi promised never____________________ anyone else,

[单项选择]Mary thought she would never meet Tom again, but by a curious ______ they finally met.
A. coincidence
B. incidence
C. incident
D. accident

[单项选择]She would go and inform him if she______his address.
A. know
B. had known
C. knew
D. would have known

[填空题]She likes chocolate so much that she can not help (buy)（）some whenever she sees it.

[填空题]If she (go)（）there, tomorrow, she would meet him.

[单项选择]We never dared to ask him a question（）
A. did we
B. didn’t we
C. dared we
D. daredn’t we

[填空题]She loves parties so much that she is always the last (leave)______.

[单项选择]Interview OneMost British teenagers would never carry their mobile phones ______.
A. on their belt
B. in their bag
C. in their pocket
D. in their luggage

[简答题]I thought she would scold me. She let me tell her my troubles. (compound sentence)

[单项选择]Why did the man think it would cost him too much
A. Because he wanted to buy a car.
B. Because he didn’t have a good job.
C. Because their car needed repairing.

[单项选择]How much did she want to pay
A. Thirty yuan.
B. More than thirty yuan.
C. Less than thirty yuan.

[单项选择]
How much did she pay for the dress

[单项选择]"Until recently, I thought that there would never again be an opportunity to be involved with an industry as socially destructive as the subprime mortgage industry," said Steve Eisman, a hedge-fund manager who made a lot of money during the financial crisis by shorting bank shares, to Congress in June. "I was wrong. The for-profit education industry has proven equal to the task." America’s for-profit colleges are under fire, and the Obama administration is preparing tough new regulations for them. Although recent scandals suggest higher education needs to be better regulated, discriminating against the for-profit sector could do wider damage.
The notion that profit is too dirty a motive to be allowed in a business as fine as education is pervasive. Even Britain’s Conservatives, determined though they are to introduce radical educational reforms, have drawn the line at allowing for-profit schools to get state funding. America has generally been more liberal; and, with the state and
A. More poorer people can’t get the opportunity of higher education.
B. More poorer students will get government loans easily.
C. The rule will make any course eligible for government loans.
D. The rule will reduce the high drop-out rates.