Afterreading 46 articleentitled'CigaretteSmokingandYourHealth'Ilitacigarettetocalmmynerves.IsmokedwithconcentrationandpleasureasIwassure 47 thiswouldbemylastcigarette.ForawholeweekIdidnotsmokeatallandduringthistimemywife 48 terribly.Ihadalltheusualsymptomsofsomeonegivingup 49 :abadtemperandanenormousappetite.Myfriendskeptonofferingmecigarettesandcigars.They 50 tohidetheiramusementwheneverIproducedapacketofsweetsfrommypocket.AftersevendaysofthisIwenttoaparty.EverybodyaroundmewassmokingandI 51 extremelyuncomfortable.WhenmyoldfriendBrianurgedmetoacceptacigaretteitwas 52 Icouldbear.Itookoneguiltily 53 itandsmokedwithsatisfaction.Mywifewasdelightedthatthingshadreturnedtonormaloncemore.Anyway 54 Brianpointedoutitis 55 thingintheworldtogiveupsmoking.Hehimselfhasdoneitlotsoftimes!
46. A.a B.some C.the D.an
47. A.that B.as C./ D.which
48. A.suffers B.suffering C.suffered D.havingsuffered
49. A.smoke B.smoking C.tosmoke D.smoked
50. A.madeeveryeffort B.madenoeffort C.madeaneffort D.madeeffort
51. A.touched B.knew C.fingered D.felt
52. A.moreorless B.morethan C.moreover D.moreandmore
53. A.lit B.lighting C.tolight D.tobelighted
54. A.which B.that C.as D.inwhich
55. A.easiest B.theeasiest C.easier D.easy
