[单项选择]—It's a lovely day, isn't it
—Yes. I love （　） when the weather is like this. Why don't we sit outside and have our lunch
A. this
B. that
C. it
D. one

[单项选择]—It's a lovely day, isn't it
—Yes. I love ______ when the weather is like this. Why don't we sit outside and have our lunch


A. this
B. that
C. it
D. one

[单项选择]—Lovely day , isn't it
—______ Let's go out for a walk, shall we

[单项选择]What a lovely day,（）
A. doesn’t it
B. isn’t it
C. hasn’t it
D. won’t it

[单项选择]It was a lovely day so we decided to ______ in the park for an hour.


A. stroll
B. stray
C. stagger
D. stumble

[单项选择]A: Fine day, isn't it
B: Well, yeah, it's beautiful.
A: ______.
B: Yes, I'm extremely well.

[单项选择]A: Fine day, isn't it
B: Well, yeah, it's beautiful.
A: You're looking so nice.
B: ______

[单项选择]Isn't it lovely to think that I ______ myself on the sunny beach tomorrow at this time.
A. will enjoy
B. am enjoying
C. will be enjoying
D. shall enjoy

[单项选择]Digital technologies really began to take form when ______.


A. DVD technology was introduced
B. it was used With photography
C. used in computing
D. information was encoded

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Passage Two
It all started in wartime Munich when a doctor, Klaus Maertens, had a bad skiing accident. He decided to make himself a comfortable shoe to relieve the pain of walking. Together with a friend, Dr Herbert Funck, he designed a shoe with a special sole.
Soon the two men were selling their product all over Germany, mostly to old women with foot trouble. The medical image lasted until 1959, when Maertens decided to find a company to produce the shoes outside Germany. He contacted R. Griggs & Co, a firm in Northamptonshire (England).
Griggs anglicized the name which became "Dr Martens". The first British boots were made on 1 April 1960 and soon they began to sell quite well.
In the mid-60s the company discovered that their shoes were worn by skinheads. They liked Docs because they wanted to look hard and intimidating. Later, Docs were successful with punks.
Then Doc Martens became the favourite shoes of students a
A. About one hundred and seventy thousand.
B. About one hundred and seventy million.
C. About one hundred and seventy billion.
D. About one hundred and seventy.