Some of them were well behaved, ______ were insulting. A: and they B: but they C: while others D: as others

They were all very bad, but you behaved ( ) of all. A: badly B: worst C: worse D: well

I wonder if my kid has_______________ well on his first day in kindergarden. A: behaved B: taken C: put D: helped

The story tells us that ______. A: young people should be well behaved on a train B: people with bad behaviour are not welcome C: it is easy to leave something on a train

If only I ____ differently, he might still be alive now. A: had behaved B: behaved C: have behaved D: behave

What does “other people’s children” mean in this conversation? A: They are the representative of well-behaved children with low grades. B: They are the representative of naughty children with high grades. C: They are the representative of well-behaved children with high grades. D: They are the representative of naughty children with low grades.

2) He ' behaved ' like a gentleman.

She behaved ______ she were the boss.

The murderer was proved to be an apparently well-behaved __________ middle-aged man. A: ignorant B: innocent C: offensive D: irritable

You behaved wrongly. You must_______your actions.