A. Are you a boy?                   
B. Are you a girl?

1. I can see three girl.(   )        
   A        B     C    D
2.-Who's that man? -Yes. He's my uncle.(    )          
        A                        B     C           D
3.-What's time is it? -It's three.(    )        
        A            B        C     D
4. How many banana do you have?(    )          
           A            B            C    D

     Last Sunday, I went to the park with my parents. There were many people there. I saw some
boys and girls. They sang. Some English songs. Who was the boy in green? He was David. He
played football. The girl near him was Nancy. She watered the trees. Then we went to a flower
shop. I wanted to buy some flowers for my grandmother. Because it was her birthday.

1. What did you do last Sunday?

A. I went to a park.  
B. I went to school.

2. Did Nancy water the flowers?  

A. Yes, she did.        
B. No, she didn't.

3. What did David do?   

A. He played football.  
B. He played basketball.

4. When was your grandmother's birthday?

A. Last Saturday.      
B. Last Sunday.

5. What did you want to buy?

A. I wanted to buy some flowers.    
B. I wanted to buy chocolate.

     Mary is a little girl. She is only five years old.  She is not at school. She doesn't know how to
read or write. But her sister Joan is a school girl. She is ten. She knows how to read and write.
One day, Joan sees her little sister in the room. She is at the table. There is a pencil in her hand.
She is writing. "What are you writing, Mary?" She asks. "I'm writing to my friend, Rose. "
     "But how can you? You don't know how to write." says her sister.  "Well," says Mary, "It
doesn't matter. Rose doesn't know how to read, either. "

1. Is Mary a school girl?      

A. Yes, she is.          
B. No, she isn't.  C. We don't know.

2. Who can read and write?     

A. Mary.          
B. Rose.              
C. Joan.

3. What's in Mary's hand?      

A. There's a pen.      
B. There's a pencil.      
C. There's a crayon.

4. What's Mary doing?

A. She is drawing.
B. She is writing.
C. She is reading.

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A. Yes, I do.
B. Yes, I am.
C. No, I do.