34.He is certainly going to arrive home A.latest B.late C.more late D.lately 35.The class have not started reading the new book A.so that they are still yet reading the old one B.for because they are still reading the old one C.still because they are yet reading the old one D.vet because they are still reading the old one 36."I didn't enjoy dusting the furniture""Well,scrubbing the floor was not a pleasant task A.either B.also C.either too D.too 37."Let's take a walk before we start to study.""Oh,I think it's _for walking.” A.very much hot B.too much heat C.much too hot D.very much heat 38.Tom doesn't understand you,because he knows_ English A.so little B.less C.a little D.very little 39.It was surprising to see so high a bridge over A.such small a river B.a such small river C.a so small river D.so small a river 40."Are you going to the football game?""No.The tickets are expensive for me." A.highly B.so much C.far too D.very much 41.Although he sometimes lost his temper,his pupils liked him for it A.no less B.not so little C.no more D.not so much 42.The wind is blowing A.hardly B.to be hard C.hard D.very hardly 43."Do you like those kinds of cigarette?"" -cigarette agrees with me." A.Almost none B.Hardly no C.Rarely no D.Nearly no 44."1 guess Jones didn't have a chance to win the election.""He certainly didn't. the people in the city voted for his opponent." A.Most all of B.Almost all of C.Most of all D.Almost the whole of 45.David always had a bedtime story at 7 o'clock A.right B.just C.flat D.sharp 46."It takes me just twenty minutes to reach the city from here.""Do you really drive A.fast like that B.that fast C.as fast D.with such fast 47.He doesn't have foreigners in his cafe. A.often B.soon C.sometimes D.seldom 48.When」 a game of football? A.did you have last B.last had you C.did you last have D.had you last 49.They their holidays in the mountains. A.nearly are always spending B.nearly always are spending C.spend nearly always D.nearly always spend 34. He is certainly going to arrive home _. A. latest B. late C. more late D. lately 35. The class have not started reading the new book _. A. so that they are still yet reading the old one B. for because they are still reading the old one C. still because they are yet reading the old one D. yet because they are still reading the old one 36. “I didn’t enjoy dusting the furniture.” “Well, scrubbing the floor was not a pleasant task _.” A. either B. also C. either too D. too 37. “Let’s take a walk before we start to study.” “Oh, I think it’s _ for walking.” A. very much hot B. too much heat C. much too hot D. very much heat 38. Tom doesn’t understand you, because he knows _ English. A. so little B. less C. a little D. very little 39. It was surprising to see so high a bridge over _. A. such small a river B. a such small river C. a so small river D. so small a river 40. “Are you going to the football game?” “No. The tickets are _ expensive for me.” A. highly B. so much C. far too D. very much 41. Although he sometimes lost his temper, his pupils liked him _ for it. A. no less B. not so little C. no more D. not so much 42. The wind is blowing _. A. hardly B. to be hard C. hard D. very hardly 43. “Do you like those kinds of cigarette?” “_ cigarette agrees with me.” A. Almost none B. Hardly no C. Rarely no D. Nearly no 44. “I guess Jones didn’t have a chance to win the election.” “He certainly didn’t. _ the people in the city voted for his opponent.” A. Most all of B. Almost all of C. Most of all D. Almost the whole of 45. David always had a bedtime story at 7 o’clock _. A. right B. just C. flat D. sharp 46. “It takes me just twenty minutes to reach the city from here.” “Do you really drive _?” A. fast like that B. that fast C. as fast D. with such fast 47. He doesn’t _ have foreigners in his cafe. A. often B. soon C. sometimes D. seldom 48. When _ a game of football? A. did you have last B. last had you C. did you last have D. had you last 49. They _ their holidays in the mountains. A. nearly are always spending B. nearly always are spending C. spend nearly always D. nearly always spend