a. at last c. at the end

B. finally d. in the end

133.Before her marriage she had been lively and cheerful and …

A. carefree c. careful

B. careless d. caring

134.The shoes are very …, they fit me quite well.

A. convenient c. comfortable

B. suitable d. satisfactory

135.We have a lovely house on … of the city.

A. outskirts c. the outskirt

B. an outskirt d. the outskirts

136.Our lives, our marriages, our children are … than work.

A. the most important c. more important

B. important d. as important

137.In the next … days Irene felt a change.

A. a few c. little

B. few d. many

138.One must be sure of … grounds.

A. their c. his

b. her d. one’s

139.He was … manager among the Master’s party.

A. the most able c. the ablest

B. the able d. one of the most able

140.In the twenty-four hours too … had happened.

A. a lot of c. many

B. plenty of d. little

141.You didn’t witness any of these … yourself, didn’t you?

A. phenomenon c. phenomens

B. phenomena d. phenomenoes

142.They had found refreshment over the way at ….

a. Brown and Smith’s c. Brown and Smith

b. Brown’s and Smith’s d. Browns and Smiths

143.I didn’t see him last week.

A. So did I. c. Neither did I.

B. Me too. d. Me either.

144.Goodbye and thanks again for all you’ve done.

a. Don’t mention. c. It was a pleasure.

B. Never mind. d. Forget it.

145.Would you mind if I turned the TV on?

A. Yes, I do. c. No, I would.

b. No, I wouldn’t d. Yes, wouldn’t.

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