[单项选择]You said the books were on the desk, but______there.
A. there was no one
B. there were none
C. there were no ones
D. was none

[单项选择]You said the books were on the desk, but ______ there.
A. there was no one
B. there were none
C. there were no ones
D. was none

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M：You said you were going to give us a special assignment this time.
W：Yes, you must do something interesting and be prepared to tell the class about it on Monday in about 200 words.

What is the probable relationship between the two speakers（　）.
A. Student and teacher.
B. Patient and doctor.
C. Secretary and boss.
D. Tourist and guide.

[单项选择]If adults liked to read books that were exceedingly difficult, they’ d all be reading Proust. Most don’ t.
So why, reading experts ask, do schools expect children to read — and love to read — when they are given material that is frequently too hard for them
Science and social studies textbooks arc at least a grade above the reading levels of many students, experts say, and in some suburban and urban school systems, reading lists can include books hard for some adults to tackle.
Toni Morrison’s award-winning novel "Beloved," about a former slave’ s decision to kill her child rather than see her enslaved, is on some middle schools’ lists for kids to read unassisted. And elementary schools sometimes ask students to read books such as "The Bridge to Terabithia," with themes about death and gender roles that librarians say are better suited for older children.
To be sure, pushing some students to challenge themselves is important, educators say. But there are points wher
A. easy
B. difficult
C. suitable
D. bad

[单项选择]Those gifts of rare books that were given to us were deeply （）.
A. appreciated
B. approved
C. appealed
D. applied

[单项选择]You said boys were cleverer than girls. That is______I disagree.
A. what
B. where
C. which
D. why