[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend)（）tens of thousands of dollars on the furniture.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend)（）tens of thousands of dollars on the furniture.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend) （） tens of thousands of dollars on the furniture.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend)（　）tens of thousands of dollars on the’ furniture.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend) ______ tens of thousands of dollars on the furniture.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (spend)______tens of thousands of dollars on the furniture.

[单项选择]Text 3 The average person sees tens of thousands of images a day—images on television, in newspapers and magazines, and on the sides of buses. Images also grace soda cans and T-shirts, and Internet search engines can instantly procure images for any word you type. On Flickr.com, a photo-sharing Web site, you can type in a word such as "love" and find photos of couples in embrace or parents hugging their children. Type in "terror", and among the results is a photograph of the World Trade Center towers burning. "Remember when this was a shocking image " asks the person who posted the picture. The question is not merely rhetorical. It points to something important about images in our culture: they have become less magical and less shocking. Until the development of mass reproduction, images carried more power and evoked more fear. Today, anyone with a digital camera and a PC can produce and alter an image. As a result, the power of the image has been diluted in one sense
A. we are exposed to a multitude of images every day.
B. consumer goods with images look more graceful.
C. the Internet can instantly present images of anything we want to buy.
D. Internet search engines give us undesired and shocking images.

[填空题]I don’t think it worthwhile (go) ______ to such a place.