Our English teacher often tells us that the meaning of a new word may be ________ according to the given context.

A．picked out B．ruled out

C．brought out D．taken out

—I think London is the best place for us.

—I don't agree ________ your opinion, for the climate there doesn't agree ________ us.

A．to; to B．to; with

C．with; with D．with; to

There is one tip from the book that I do follow, and I ________ you do, too. Cut down on watching TV.

A． recommend B．a(chǎn)nnounce

C．confirm D．consult

Military helicopters dropped food and medicine to the earthquake survivors that remained ________ in remote mountain villages.

A．cut off B．paid off

C．put off D．laid off

—David, your application for a loan has ________.

—Thank goodness! I badly need it now.

A．gone through B．pulled through

C．taken over D．signed over

The chairman ________ hold office for five years according to the constitution.

A．might B．could

C．need D．shall

Don't use water to put out the fire if oil catches fire. As is known, oil ________ float on water.

A．shall B．must

C．may D．will

The red lanterns and colorful banners hanging everywhere ________ the festival atmosphere of the school.

A．a(chǎn)dapt to B．a(chǎn)dd to

C．refer to D．relate to

Life is like riding a bicycle. ________ your balance, you must keep moving.

A．Keeping B．To keep

C．Keep D．Being kept

She wanted to tell him that she didn't want to do that, but she didn't know how to ________ it.

A．take B．put

C．carry D．get