Gigi Fernandez, ____was born in Porto Rico, won the Wimbledon Championship four time in the 1990s.




A.who
B.that
C.when
D.where

I don’t think I’ll be going out much next month as the tires,______are quite expensive, need replacing on my car.




A.where
B.that
C.which
D.when

A speedy response by life savers is essential in the icy waters of the Arctic,____it is a race against time to save victims at sea.




A.which
B.where
C.that
D.of whom

I suppose in the end they didn’t have enough money to carry out all redecorations, or the landlord __________ to the changes.




A.may have objected
B.has objected
C.might be forced to go
D.may have to go

Even if she thought the ride and the tickets would be free, she _________ Jimmy some pocket money. As it was, the boy couldn’t even buy himself an ice cream.




A.ought to have given
B.should give
C.had to give
D.could give

And what shall we do if the meetings ends after ten? I’d rather you __________ alone through the park at night.




A.didn’t walk
B.won’t walk
C.don’t walk
D.not walk

It ‘s absurd! In the first section they praise us for preventing a “major epidemic” and in the next one they write that we ________ so many people.




A.needn’t have vaccinated
B.didn’t need to vaccinate
C.didn’t need vaccinate
D.needn’t to have vaccinated

I think ___________ the battery before going to Vienna. Do you know Lucy had problems starting the car last night?




A.you ‘d better change
B.you ‘d better changed
C.you ‘ve better changed
D.you will better change

We really should have locked at the timetable when we got off the ferry.We _________ the six-thirty train, but now we have to hang around here un-til twenty past eight.




A.would be catching
B.could have caught
C.had caught
D.might catch

Read the passage and choose the correct answers:
The Hubble Space Telescope was named in honor of Edwin Hubble, a famous astronomer.
Hubble was born in 1889. His early life was quite ordinary. There is little hint of the remarkable work he would eventually do. In fact, it appeared that Hubble was destined to be an athlete. He excelled in Math, science and sports in high school. He won a scholarship to the University of Chicago, where he earned another scholarship in physics. He graduated from the University of Chicago in 1910. He earned degrees in both Math and astronomy. He then went to Oxford University in England to study law, not his real love, astronomy, because of a promise he had made to his father. In 1913, he earned his degree in law and returned to the U.S. to start his own law office. But after just one year, he returned to his true interest - astronomy. He earned a doctorate in astronomy in 1917, then received an invitation to work at the Mt. Wilson Observatory in California.
Hubble made four major contributions to astronomy. First, he found galaxies outside of ours. Second, he developed a way of grouping galaxies. He could determine their age, shape, brightness, and distance. By grouping galaxies, he made his third finding. He determined that galaxies are separate and take up unique areas in space. His fourth finding was his most important. He found that universe was constantly expanding or moving outward. This was a basis for the ‘Bing Bang Theory’.
Hubble received many honors and awards for his efforts; however, he never received the Nobel Prize because there was no Nobel Prize given to the field of astronomy. He died in 1953.
The word ‘destined ‘means




A.made
B.influenced
C.planned
D.forced