Of the two brothers, Bill is ______ younger one, and he is a

   our textbook ,the English spoken in England in the past is very different from ____ spoken at present.

A：Based on; that

B：Bases on; that

C：Base on; one

D：Based on; it

Life in the city is quite different from _____ in the countyside.

A：it

B：that

C：one

D：those

The newly built cafe, the walls of ______ painted light green, is really a peaceful place for us, especially after hard work.

A：whose

B：it

C：what

D：which

The traffic on the main streets has a longer green signal than ___on the small ones.

A：one

B：this

C：that

D：it

—I’m sorry, but we have no more than one copy of 1942 for rent now.—That’s OK. I’ll take _____.

A：it

B：one

C：that

D：either

---I’d like some apple juice.---Sorry, there is ______left.  What about some other drink?

A：nothing

B：no

C：none

D：not many

——How much vinegar did you put in the soup?——I’m sorry to say, ________. I forget.

A：no

B：no one

C：nothing

D：none

How can you take____ for granted that you can get something for nothing?

A：/

B：that

C：this

D：it

Neither side is prepared to talk to ____ unless we can smooth thing over between them.

A：others

B：the other

C：another

D：one another

--- What about the price of these washing machines?--- They are equal in price to, if not cheaper than, ____ at the other shops in the street.

A：others

B：it

C：that

D：the ones