[单选题]完形填空入门专项练习（1）
AMondays, the second day of the week, means literally"day of the moon". Here in Britain, it's generally the (1)popular day because for most people it means a return to (2) or school after the weekend break. Often，this prospect is viewed with a lack of enthusiasm，a (3)feeling that’s sometimes referred to (4)“Monday morning blues”. Sometimes the blues may be (5)by too much weekend drinking；formerly if workmen over-indulged needed Monday as holiday ，this was humorously known as “keeping St. Monday”，as Monday was(6) to be a saint’s day to be observed. Someone who cannot afford to (7) St. Monday is the housewife，for traditionally Monday was-to some extent still is-“wash day”，the proper day (8) doing the laundry. However，the day is not all blues work. It has some redeeming features-that is，if you can believe folk rhymes，it’s a good day on (9) to be born. “Monday’s child is fair at face，”says one traditional rhyme，while another promised optimistically that if you get married on (10)，you’ll be wealthy.(10分)1. (A)most (B)least (C)more (D)one
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