—Nancy, would you mind turning down the music? Your father is writing his report. — .
| A．Yes, please | B．Sorry. I’ll do it right away |
| C．Sorry. I won’t do it again | D．Yes. I never do it again |
--- Have you finished reading the book?
--- ____. I’ll finish it next week.
| A．lready | B．What a pity | C．Not yet | D．Maybe |
—Is everything clear to you all now, class?
—Sorry, I didn’t catch the first sentence. Would you please ______?
| A．beg your pardon | B．repeat it again |
| C．say it again | D．speak it again |
— Why is your bedroom so dirty?
— Sorry, Mum. It ___________. I felt very tired after playing soccer.
| A．isn’t cleaned | B．didn’t clean | C．doesn’t clean | D．wasn’t cleaned |
—Kangkang, I’d like you to meet him.
—________ I’m looking forward to meeting him.
| A．Perfect! | B．You bet! | C．Good idea! | D．Sure! |
How do you spell watch?—_________.
| A．W-A-T-C-H | B．No, it’s not a watch |
| C．It’s my watch | D．Yes it’s watch |
---I have enjoyed the party so much, but I have to go home now, it’s too late.
--- _______________
| A．Have another try. | B．What a pity! | C．Congratulations. | D．It’s a pleasure. |
---How did you find your visit to Qingdao, Joanna?
--- ________________.
| A．Oh, wonderful indeed | B．I went there alone |
| C．First by train and then by ship | D．A guide showed me the way |
— Would you like to go for a picnic to enjoy the fresh air outside this weekend?
— __________. It will be a funny day.
| A．I’d love to | B．Don’t mention it | C．No, I won’t | D．It doesn’t matter |
. —You must be very excited about going to England for further study.
— , but I am afraid I won’t do well because my English is poor .
| A．I’m sorry | B．Certainly not | C．I don’t know yet | D．Well, I ought to be |
--- Everybody is playing outside. Can I join them, Mom?
--- _______ Not until you have finished practicing the piano.
| A．Why not? | B．Will you? | C．I hope so | D．I’m afraid not. |
—Glad to meet you. —________ .
| A．Fine, thank you. | B．How do you do? |
| C．Glad to meet you, too. | D．The same to you. |
In some western countries, it is believed that a person is in great danger of illness when he sneezes (打喷嚏). Therefore, people will express wishes when they hear others sneeze. The person who sneezed would apologize for that. Which situation fits western custom?
A direct order like “ Daisy, pass me the book” sounds rude. We’d better say: “________”
| A．Daisy, could you please pass me the book? |
| B．Daisy, I wonder if can you pass me the book. |
| C．Daisy, give me the book! |
| D．Daisy, I wonder you can pass me the book. |
—What a beautiful dress you are wearing today!
—_________. It’s nice of you to say so.
| A．Not at all | B．Never mind | C．Oh, no | D．Thanks |
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