This book is intended for adults _______ children. A: would rather B: rather than C: rather to D: rather than of

He insisted on staying _________ back home. A: rather than going B: rather than go C: than going D: rather than to go

Compared with the playwrights, the critics axe, according to the author, ______. A: pretentious rather than honest B: arrogant rather than modest C: cruel rather than merciful D: destructive rather than constructive

Linda ______sightseeing ______ shopping this Sunday. A: would rather go, than to go B: would rather go, than go C: would rather to go, than to go D: would rather going, than going

She eenjoys singing_________________dancing. A: less than B: more than C: rather than D: rather more

I’d go to hell _____stay with you. A: than B: rather C: rather than D: better than

Mugging are most likely to occur ______. A: in the suburbs rather than in the city B: in the ghettos rather than in the fringe areas of the city C: in the fringe area of the city rather than in the city center D: in Washington rather than in any other American cities

_______ trouble, I’m going to forget the whole affair. A: Then rather cause B: Rather causing C: Rather than cause D: Rather than caused

The reader is urged to be a leader, rather than a follower; to rely on his own power, rather than to ___________.

______ ask for help, she decided to work it out by herself. A: Rather than B: More than C: Rather D: No sooner than