How was the result of the experiment in comparison with what was expected by the doctors?
A.McDonald food had little influence on Spurlock’s health.
B.It was slightly different from what was expected.
C.It contrasted what was predicted.
D.McDonald food positively affected Spurlock’s weight and health.

Why did the film report the state of American school lunch programs‘?
A.To back up his implication that reports are reliable.
B.To show that American junk food habit is formed at a young age.
C.To promote American junk food habit.
D.To get carried away with himself.

Look at the gaps I in the final paragraph. Where does the following sentence best fit?If you do go, however, you may notice one interesting change.
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.D

In the annual meeting of the company, the director mentioned _____the decline in customer numbers.
A.about
B.in
C.
D.of

You’d better call the insurance ‘company. They will have a number for____ a person.
A.repair
B.repairing
C.repaired
D.preparation

- “Would you like to go the cinema tonight with me?"- "________"
A.Why not? Staying at home is always what I want
B.No, thanks. I’d better do it myself
C.No but thanks for asking. I just need an early night
D.Go ahead. I wouldn’t mind.

Steve was stuck on the second question of the test.
A.He really liked the second question.
B.He decided to stick to the second question.
C.He failed to answer the second question.
D.He found the second question easy.

If they eat fast food too frequently, they will soon have their waist line increased
A.When eating fast food, people should loosen their waistline.
B.Fast food eaters will soon have their waist fastened.
C.Eating fast food makes people get fat quickly.
D.People should loosen their belt when they eat.

The customer decided to sue the company.
A.The company was not happy about the customer.
B.The customer negotiated with the company.
C.The customer complained to the company.
D.The customer took the company to court.

_______(52)
A.tired
B.to keep track
C.send
D.hear