It’s true that the bad news had a bad ______ on my grandmother.

A. affect               B. instance          C. taste            D. Effect

 Tom is______ little ______his mother has to help him put on his clothes.

A. enough; to    B. too; to           C. so; that             D. such; that

—Would you mind staying in such a noisy room?

 — No, but my son needs a______ place to study in.

A. cleaner       B. quieter        C. safer       D. Smaller

—Shall I take you home after school?

   — No, thanks. Father will_____ on his way home.

A. wake me up                    B. pick me up       C. let me down               D. help me out

 — How does Jack usually go to school?

   — He _____ ride a bike, but now he ______ there to lose weight.

A. used to; is used to walk           B. was used to; is used to walking     

C. was used to; is used to walk       D. used to; is used to walking

In China , people are supposed to ______ instead of_____.

A. shaking hands; bow            B. shaking hands; bowing             

C. shake hands; bow               D. shake hands; bowing

—Do you like doing sports , Joe?

—Of course. We can’t keep healthy_____ taking enough exercise.

A. without                B. by       C. for             D. With

The river smells terrible. People must_____ dirty things into it.

A. be prevented to throw         B. prevent from throwing      

C. prevent to throw             D. be prevented from throwing

 Bill doesn’t like the sunglasses because they can’t ______ the sun well.

A. take out                   B. keep out               C. find out         D. look out

 — You should ______ the customers tea before meals.

—But they said they couldn’t wait to eat.

A. provide              B. afford                   C. leave          D. Serve