He was reading (A) out the date while (B) Sara wrote (C) it down carefully (D).

A. joblessness

B. the jobless

C. the joblessness

D. the jobs

A. would die

B. had died

C. died

D. dies

A. out

B. even though

C. so

D. furthermore

A. be driving

B. drive

C. driven

D. driving

A. Both of

B. Neither of

C. Because of

D. On account of

A. There is so much traffic these days that it is more pleasant to walk than to drive.

B. The traffic is always so heavy that you'd better walk to work; it's quicker.

C. It is faster to walk than to drive in heavy traffic at certain times of the day.

D. During rush hours, walking gives me much more pleasure than driving in the heavy traffic.

A. He has lived here for three years.

B. He lived here three years ago.

C. He had lived here three years ago.

D. He had been living here for three years.