16.---How much is the shirt, Ted? ---I________ ten dollars on it yesterday.
A.cost B.spent C.paid D.took
17.---We will have a ________holiday after the exam.
---Great. Wish you have a nice time.
A.two-month B.two month C.two month's D.two-months
18.If I were you ,I'd take a long walk before ________to bed,That can help you________ .
A.going, relax B.go, relax C.going, relaxed D.to go, relaxed
19.---I don't think students should be allowed to do homework with friends.
---I ________you, although they often talk with each other instead of studying.
A.agree with B.disagree to C.agree to D.disagree with
20.---Which city do you prefer, Paris or New York ?
---It's hard to say. There are many differences ________the two cities.
A.among B.from C.in D.between

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A Frenchman went to visit New York. He didn't know English. When he   1   New York , he   2   a bus to a hotel.
It was Sunday. The Frenchman went out for a walk. As he went   3   the street, he suddenly thought of his way back. So he decided to write down the name of the street. On the wall near the corner of the street, he saw some English words. He wrote them down in his notebook. “Now I know the name of the street,” he said to   4    . “It'll be easy for me to   5   the hotel.” He walked for a long time in the city, then he felt tired and wanted to go back. He took the notebook out of his pocket and   6   the name of the street to a young man. The young man read the words, but he didn't know what the Frenchman wanted. The Frenchman decided to ask    7   . He stopped an old man. The old man read the words but he didn't know what the Frenchman wanted,     8   .
Then the Frenchman saw a young woman. The young woman knew   9   French. When the Frenchman showed her words in his notebook and asked where the street was, the young woman  10  , for in the Frenchman's notebook, there were only three words, “One Way Street”— it was not a street name.
(   )1.A. reached to B. got C. arrived in D. arrived
(　)2.A. had B. took C. drove D. sat
(　)3.A. along B. across C. away D. over
(　)4.A. a policeman B. the man C. the boy to D. himself
(　)5.A. come to B. walk to C. to D. return to
(　)6.A. read B. put C. showed D. gave
(　)7.A. himself B. someone C. others D. the other
(　)8.A. too B. either C. neither D. also
(　)9.A. a little B. some C. many D. a few
(　)10.A. cried B. laughed C. thought D. liked