(   ) 3. Jill likes music        is quiet and gentle.

   A. when   B. that   C. where   D. who

(   ) 2. ―Look!All the students are clapping with excitement. How nicely you sing！

   A. You're right   B. I don't think so

   C. Thank you   D. That's all right

(   ) 1. Here are some flowers for you with our best         .

   A. hope   B. hopes   C. wish   D. wishes

Lingling: Sally and I went to Lao She Teahouse last night.

Darning: Oh,really?

1.        Lingling：We drank tea and watched Beijing Opera. Darning: 2.        Lingling: We liked it very much. It was interesting and wonderful!Darning: 3.        Lingling: We stayed there for two hours. Darning：Oh,you had a great time,didn't you?

Lingling: Yes, 4.        Sally enjoyed it very much and we decided to watch it again next week. Darning： 5.       

Lingling: Of course!We can go together then!

   A. How did you like it?

   B. What did you do there?

   C. Can I go with you?

   D. we did.

   E. How long,did you stay there?

(Ted and Bob are having breakfast.) Ted;Hi,Bob!Eating fried chicken?

1.       

Bob: Eggs and milk? I don't want to have them every day.

2.        Ted：But don't have too much unhealthy food.

3.       

Bob：OK. I won't. By the way,I find some students throw away eggs and milk.

Ted: That's too bad.

4.       

Bob：Yes. But what do you think we can do? Ted: 5.        

Bob：Let's have a try,then we may have different kinds of food every day.

   A. It’s bad for your health.

   B. Can we do something to stop it?

   C. I want to have something delicious.

   D. Aren’t the eggs and the milk enough?

   E. Why not advise our school to prepare different kinds of food?

(   ) 8.  Help yourself to some more meat,Linda.         

   A. I'm full,thanks   B. It's my pleasure

   C. It doesn't matter   D. Very well,thank you

(   ) 7. ―Waiter,I'd like some dumplings.

一Sorry,sir. Dumplings        only for lunch and dinner.

   A. serve   B. are serving   C. are served   D. served

(   ) 6. ―Would you like some more soup?

―          . It is delicious,but I've had enough.

   A. Yes,please   B. No,thank you

   C. Nothing more   D. I'd like some

(   ) 5. ―Tom,would you like to go to our English party this Saturday?

   A. Yes,please   B. I don't like to

   C. Yes,I'd love to   D. Yes,thanks

(   ) 4. ―Bill,can I get you anything to drink?        

   A. You're welcome   B. No problem

   C. I wouldn't mind a coffee   D. It doesn't matter