[填空题]If we had known his address, we (visit) ______ him.

[填空题]If we had known his address, we (visit) ______ him.

[填空题]If we had had his telephone number, we (call) ______ him.

[单项选择]His mother had talked to him for many minutes while he was watching TV, but （）.
A. a little did he hear
B. 1ittle did he hear
C. 1ittle heard he
D. a little heard he

[单项选择]His new girlfriend had omitted to tell him that she was married.
A. forgotten
B. failed
C. deleted
D. left out

[填空题]After the two therapists had misdiagnosed him, the author diagnosed himself.

[单项选择]Signs of deafness had given him great anxiety as early as 1798. For a long time he successfully concealed it from all but his most intimate friends, while he consulted physicians and quacks with eagerness. But neither quackery nor the best skill of his time availed him, and it has been pointed out that the root of the evil lay deeper than could have been supposed during his lifetime. Although his constitution was magnificently strong and his health was preserved by his passion for outdoor life, a post-mortem examination revealed a very complicated state of disorder, evidently dating from childhood (if not inherited) and aggravated by lack of care and good food. The touching document addressed to his brothers in 1802, and known as his "will" should be read in its entirety. No verbal quotation short of the whole will do justice to the overpowering outburst which runs in almost one long unpunctuated sentence through the whole tragedy of Beethoven’s life, as he knew it then and foresaw it.
A. an artist does not understand conventional morality
B. Philistines expect geniuses to be morally conventional
C. Beethoven lived within a conventional moral code
D. Don Giovanni abuses conventional standards