1. The snow was getting quite deep. I had **B. little** hope of getting home that night.
- Explanation: "Little hope" means almost no hope, which fits the context of the sentence.

2. I don't think Jill would be a good teacher. She's got **C. little** patience.
- Explanation: "Little patience" means she does not have much patience, which is a necessary quality for a good teacher.

3. Would you like milk in your coffee? "Yes, please **B. a little**."
- Explanation: "A little" means a small amount, which is appropriate for adding milk to coffee.

4. Have you seen **B. some** good films recently?
- Explanation: "Some" is used to refer to an unspecified amount of good films.

5. Can I have **D. some** coffee for my breakfast?
- Explanation: "Some" is used to refer to an unspecified amount of coffee.

6. **A. Most** of the Vietnamese people make their living by farming.
- Explanation: "Most" is used to refer to the majority of Vietnamese people.

7. Don't drink **C. so much** wine. It's bad for your health.
- Explanation: "So much" indicates a large quantity, which is implied to be unhealthy.

8. He had spent **B. a great deal of** time writing an essay about his childhood.
- Explanation: "A great deal of" means a large amount of time.

9. In spite of the heavy storm, some villagers were planning to rescue the injured climbers, but **A. many of them** refused to do so.
- Explanation: "Many of them" refers to a large number of villagers who refused.

10. The government is **C. a great deal of** worried about the increase of the youth unemployment rates.
- Explanation: "A great deal of" indicates a significant amount of worry.