A: Will you see Tom in the cafeteria today? I'd like you to give him a message for me.

B: I'm not going there for lunch, but if I             him later, I'll be happy to tell him you have a message.

• a. should see
• b. had seen
• c. had to see
• d. saw
• e. would have seen

A: Why didn't Agatha join the sports club?

B: She objected to             annual dues.

• a. it charge
• b. it charged
• c. it is charging
• d. it is charged
• e. its charging

A: Today, lunch is             me. Order whatever you like.

B: Thank you very much.

• a. for
• b. in
• c. on
• d. to
• e. with

A: l don't think the Burtons will ever invite Robert again.

B: No, he succeeded             evelybody angry with his remarks.

• a. in making
• b. make
• c. made
• d. to make
• e. to making

A: What happened in physics class today?

B: Nothing much. Dr. Johnson spent most of the hour             his newly published book.

• a. refer
• b. referring
• c. referring to
• d. to referring
• e. to referring to

A: Were you able to locate the person             wallet you found?

B: Fortunately for her, yes.

• a. that's
• b. where
• c. which
• d. who's
• e. whose

A: This cake is terrible. It's hard as rock. What happened?

B: It's my grandmother's recipe, but she forgot to tell me how long             it.

• a. baked
• b. did I bake
• c. do l bake
• d. might l bake
• e. to bake

A: It is raining, but I have no umbrella.

B: Here is mine, and I insist             it.

• a. on you take
• b. that you take
• c. that your taking
• d. you taking
• e. you to take

A: Is it true that spaghetti didn't originate in Italy?

B: Yes. The Chinese             spaghetti-like noodle dishes for a long time before some traveler brought the idea back to Italy.

• a. had been making
• b. had been made
• c. have been making
• d. have been made
• e. have made

A: Why aren't you ready to go?

B: I'm ready.

A: How can that be? It's freezing outside,             you're wearing shorts and a T-shirt!

• a. because
• b. for
• c. so
• d. till
• e. yet