ask(ed) A: want(ed) B: pleas(ed) C: carri(ed) D: help(ed)

I begged the family not to kill the wild animal, and they finally listened to my pleas. A: requests B: questions C: suggestions D: pleasures

Danielle was easily the most _____ of her classmates, rarely willing to compromise or even listen to others' pleas. A: discreet B: deferential C: loquacious D: obdurate E: apacious

With impassioned pleas like this and billions of private and state dollars pouring into research on human ES cells, it often seems therapeutic applications of ES cells must be just around the corner.

What were the 3 principles about Chinese architecture in the book Shangshu (The Book of History)? (Pleas fill in the blanks with the same order with the original text)A ______ B ______ C ______ 2. What was the core idea of these 3 principles？ D ______

Speaker A: 1' d like to book a ticket for next Monday morning to NewYork.Speaker B:（） A: What can I do for you B: What' s the matter C: At your service. D: Just a second, pleas

Airport clerk: Window or isle seat Traveler: ______. Airport clerk: Boarding gate 2 at 11:05. Thank you. A: Yes, there are many windows. B: I like windows. C: They are fine. D: A window seat,pleas

Tony: Nice to meet you. Did you have a nice trip Tom:（） A: Very good, thank you. B: Not at all. C: Please take it easy. D: Are you all right E: Excuse me. F: Thank you! G: Don’t take it so much to heart. H: Coffee, pleas

Husband, Shall I get something for dinner tonight, dear I may drop over at the supermarket on my way back home.Wife: Oh, yes. I appreciate it.______. A: Why don't you get some meat B: Could you get me some eggs in the fridge C: It's nice of you to fix dinner. D: I'd like a chicken burger, pleas

Husband: Shall I get something for dinner tonight, dear I may drop over at the super-market on my way back home.Wife: Oh, yes. I appreciate it. ______ A: Why don't you get some meat B: Could you get me some eggs in the fridge C: It's nice of you to fix dinner. D: I'd like a chicken burger, pleas