He had overslept, ______ he was late for work. A: so that B: since C: because D: as

While many students felt _____ in face of the challenge, he chose to rise to it. A: overcharged B: overwhelmed C: overestimated D: overslept

​The flight is ______. I think I’m going to volunteer to take a later flight.‍ A: overlooked B: overbooked C: overboard D: overslept

I（）the train but I overslept that morning. A: could catch B: might catch C: must have caught D: could have caught

“Why wasn’t Mark in office?” “He overslept and was ______late that he missed the bus.” A: much B: very C: so D: too

I<br/>______ the train but I overslept that morning. A: could<br/>catch B: might<br/>catch C: must<br/>have caught D: could<br/>have caught

John overslept this morning. Otherwise he wouldn’t have been late for school. ( ) The logical relationship between the above sentences is______. A: additive B: adversative C: causal D: temporal

—Your uncle told me that he overslept this morning. —Oh, my uncle rarely used to oversleep,（） A: wasn't he B: was he C: didn't he D: did he

M: Dills, why were you late todayW: I overslept and missed the bus. Why was Dilys late（） A: She got up late than usual. B: The bus was late. C: She forgot she had classes.

M: Nancy, why were you late for class this morningW: I overslept and missed the bus. Why was Nancy late（） A: She got up later than usual. B: The bus was late. C: She forget her class. D: Her clock was wrong.