Question

"The play may begin at any moment," I said.

"It may have begun already," Susan answered.

I hurried to the ticket office. "May I have two tickets, please?" I asked.

"I'm sorry, we've sold out," the girl said.

"What a pity!" Susan complained.

Just then, a man hurried to the ticket office.

"Can I return these two tickets?" he asked.

"Certainly," the girl said.

I went back to the ticket office at once.

"Could I have those two tickets， please?" I asked.

"Certainly," the girl said, "but they're for next Wednesday's performance. Do you still want them?" "I might as well have them," I said sadly.

 1. The play may begin at any moment. It______________ . 

A. has begun

B. won't begin for a long time

C. hasn't begun yet

D. began a long time ago

2. The writer couldn't get tickets for the performance because_________ . 

A. they all had been sold out

B. there were only a few left

C. there was no one at the ticket office

D. the girl at the ticket office wouldn't give him any performance

3. Which of the following sentences can replace the sentence "May I have two tickets, please?" 

A. You must give me two tickets, please.

B. You have to give me two tickets, please.

C. Could I have two tickets, please?

D. You may give me two tickets, please.

 4. Can I return these tickets? I want to______________ .

A. give them back          B. give them in

C. give them up           D. give them off

Answer 1

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