Read and choose the best answer

－I'm sorry to be late.

－Come in, please. ________.

[　　]

A．Sure.	B．It doesn't matter.
C．Not bad.	D．No, thank you.

Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example:

Richard：Hello! Jane.

Jane:

[　　]

A．Thank you, Richard.

B．Yes, please.

C．Hello! Richard.

Questions:

(1)Richard：Where are you going?

Jane:

[　　]

A．School.

B．Doing my homework.

C．I am happy.

(2)Richard：Do you have lessons on Saturdays?

Jane:

[　　]

A．I play with my friends.

B．No, I am not.

C．Yes, I do.

(3)Richard：How many lessons have you got?

Jane:

[　　]

A．Much lessons.

B．Yes. I have.

C．Three.

(4)Richard：How far is your school?

Jane:

[　　]

A．Ten minutes by bus.

B．Very far.

C．That's good.

(5)Richard：Where is the bus stop?

Jane:

[　　]

A．Next to the bookstore.

B．I know it.

C．I'm going to go there.

(6)Richard：I take you to school by my bike.

Jane:

[　　]

A．I'd like to.

B．No, thank you.

C．Yes, I want.

Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example:

Alan: Who's that?

Sarah:

[ C ]

A．I'm Sarah.

B．This is me.

C．This is Sarah.

1．Alan: Are you watching TV, Sarah?

Sarah:

[　　]

A．I'm watching TV.

B．No, I'm having supper.

C．Yes, I'm playing computer games.

2．Alan: Would you like to come and see my new comic book?

Sarah:

[　　]

A．Yes, please.

B．I want it.

C．Yes, I'd love to.

3．Alan: Great! When can you come to my house?

Sarah:

[　　]

A．Yes, quickly please.

B．I don't know. I must ask my mom.

C．OK, I'll wait for you.

4．Alan: Is your little boy crying there?

Sarah:

[　　]

A．Yes, he's not there.

B．Yes, she's in my house.

C．No, that's my cousin John.

5．Alan: Does he like comic books?

Sarah:

[　　]

A．Yes, he likes.

B．Yes, he does.

C．Yes, he loves it.

6．Alan: Well, he can go with you then.

Sarah:

[　　]

A．Thanks. He'd like that.

B．Yes, please.

C．It's good.

Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example:

Mr Brown: Can I help you?

Emma:

[ A ]

A．Yes, please.

B．No, I can't

C．Fine, thank you

1．Mr Brown: What would you like?

　Emma:

A．I like reading good books.

B．Yes, I would.

C．I'd like a present.

2．Mr Brown: Who is it for?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．My Mum.

B．It is.

C．It's her birthday.

3．Mr Brown: Shall I show you some books about dogs?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．No, thank you. Her dog's called Tom.

B．No, thank you. I gave her a book last year

C．No, thank you. I read it last week.

4． Mr Brown: Mow about this picture of a dolphin?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．It's too big.

B．It's too quiet.

C．I haven't got it.

5. Mr Brown: Why don't you buy some flowers?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．Oh, that was nice.

B．Oh, yes, they're lovely.

C．Oh, yes, I buy some.

Mr Brown: OK then. Here you are.

Emma: Thank you.

Read the story. Look at the pictures and the two examples. Write one-word answers.

Examples:

Yesterday, Kim's family went to arestaurant for dinner. Their little daughter Emma was playing after she finished the meal. Suddenly she put a metal bowl on her head and shouted, “Look, Mom, do I look like a a fireman?” Dad said, “Emma, please take it off. Everybody is looking at you.” Emma tried to take it off, but it didn't move. Her dad couldn't get it off either. Mom asked for help. One of

1．the women sitting in the________heard her shouting and ran to the table. She pulled very hard, but she couldn't make it. Emma

2．started to________She didn't want to wear her hat now. At that time, another man came to help. He pulled the bowl, and suddenly it

3．came off. “You are very________”Emma said, “Well done!” Emma thanked them and picked up the bowl and threw it into a bin.

4．She said “Mom. It was so hot in the bowl, and felt________”.

5．Everyone looked at her and ________.

6．What's the best name for this story? Choose the best name and tick one box.

[　　]

A．Waiting for Dinner.

B．Emma's Hat.

C．The Man Helps Emma.