After the Trouble in Oxford in 1209, Cambridge became__________

After a child grows up, he______.

A．will have little time playing

B．has to be successful in finding a job

C．can still ask for help in time of trouble

D．should be able to take care of himself

It was ______ midnight that we removed the trouble and went back to our cabin.

A.until

B.not until

C.not before

D.not after

A、restrict

B、restock

C、restrain

D、restore

A.remained

B.still

C.no longer

D.much mere

After the death of her father, friends of Jess Hinds tried to help her out of ______.

A．working pressure

B．emotional trouble

C．economic pressure

D．marriage problem

After we read the passage, we know that in America ______.

A．there is some thing different between older people and young people's opinons

B．young people are satisfied with the lives of their parents

C．there is no trouble in families at all

Which of the following can be inferred about Alice Walkers book In Love and Trouble？

A.It sold more copies than The Poorhouse Fair.

B.It described the authors visit to Rome.

C.It was a commercial success.

D.It was published after The Poorhouse Fair.

A、John hurts himself seriously and looks like hell

B、They are family .

C、John is young and needs protection.

D、They are close friends.

After a child grows up, he ______ .

A．will have little time to play

B．has to find a job

C．can still ask for help in times of trouble

D．should be able to take care of himself

A.be switched off by the duty officer

B.be switched on by the duty officer

C.be switched off automatically

D.be switched on automatically