— Have you got any oranges and apples?

— ____ 

A. Yes, madam, on the second shelf over there.

B. The oranges are very cheap.

C. You like apples, don’t you?

D. Of course, we have some fruits.

— Hello. May I speak to Bill, please?

— ____.   

A. Bill speaking                       B. I’m Bill

C. You are speaking to Bill            D. I’m speaking

       —Why do you want the book so much? 

         —_____, sir.

A. Studying                 B. Studied             C. Studies             D. To study

Is ____three hours ____ the boy ___family is poor to come to school on foot?

A .it ;that; whose                          B. it; that it takes; whose 

C. it for ;that it takes; whose             D. it; when ;that

It was not until she had arrived home_______ her appointment with the doctor

A. did she remember                          B. that she remembered

C. when she remembered                       D. had she remembered

It was not until 1920 ____ regular radio broadcast began.

A. while            B. which             C. that               D. since

____ it rain tomorrow, I’d stay at home.

A. Should       B. Would             C. When               D. If

____ will do you good to do some exercise every morning.

A. It           B. There           C. Those               D. You

American people regard Abraham Lincoln __ one of the greatest of all American presidents.

A. in    B. as     C. for     D. about

Little Bob is a very ___ boy.

A.beautiful  B.pretty    C.handsome    D. looking