( )1. A. Tom’s brother. B. Tom’s father. C. Tom’s friend.

　( )2. A. Jim’s. B. Jim’s sister’s.　 C. Kate’s.

　( )3. A. Mike. B. Mary. C. Lily.

　( )4. A. It’s nine ten. B. It’s ten nine. C. It’s ten ten.

　( )5. A. They are on the bed. B. They are in the boxes. C. They are behind the chair.

　( )1. A. They are students.　　 ( )2. A. The kite is white.

　B. They are friends.　　　　　　　 B. The kite is on the wall.

　C. They look the same.　　　　　　 C. Whose kite is it?

　( )3. A. It’s time to go home.　　 ( )4. A. They are cats.

　B. It’s time to go to bed.　　　　　　 B. They like cats very much.

　C. It’s time to go to school.　　　　　 C. They are not cats.

　( )5. A. Lucy and Lily have sweaters.

　B. Lucy’s and Lily’s sweaters are new.

　C. I can’t find Lucy and Lily’s sweaters.

　( )1. A. How are you　　 ( )2. A. Nice to meet you, too.

　B. How do you do.　　　　 B. I’m very well.

　C. Fine thank you, And you?　 C. Thanks a lot.

　( )3. A. It’s Monday.　　　 ( )4. A. Oh. It’s theirs.

　B. It’s eight thirty.　　　　　　 B. Oh, here it is.

　C. It’s my watch.　　　　　　　 C. Oh, it’s new.

　( )5. A. They are English books.

　B. I think they are our teacher’s.

　C. They are my good friends.

5.E　　　　　 likes English in our class.

4.Mr Green g　　　　　 to work on his bike.

3.A　　　　　 speak English.

2.Tom is at the door of the classroom. but it is l　　　　 He can’t open it.

1.Tom and Jack are in d　　　　　 classes.

7.It’s time for me 　　　　　　(have) lunch.