A bird in the band is worth two in the bush.

It seems that Jacky White will ______. A: not do business with Mr. Bush B: be angry with Mr. Bush C: never speak to Mr. Bush D: continue his business contact with Mr. Bush

A ________ reply is much more appreciated than beating about the bush.

According to the passage, the poll numbers indicate that ________. A: Bush'ss standing with the public is very strong B: Bush's economic package wins widespread support C: public support for Bush is declining D: Bush is on the brink of political disaster

What was hard for the man to believe A: Addison and Bush liked to meet friends. B: Addison and Bush had many friends. C: Addison and Bush have become good friends.

What does the sentence "as if to leave space for Mr. Gore to contemplate his next step" mean A: Bush hopes Gore to join his administration. B: Bush hopes Gore to concede defeat and to support him. C: Bush hopes Gore to congratulate him. D: Bush hopes Gore go on fighting with him.

The first permanent British settlement in North America was ______. A: Bill Clinton B: George Bush C: George W. Bush D: Barrack Obama

A _________ reply is much more appreciated than beating about the bush. A: frankly B: frank C: false D: rank

From the letter we know, ______. A: Jacky White ordered something from Mr. Bush B: Mr. Bush ordered something from Jacky White C: Jacky White did not get his goods in time D: Jacky White ordered vegetable and fruit from Mr. Bush

Westerners like to beat about the bush when they speak.