—Excuse me， can you tell me where the nearest bank is， please?
—______ Oh yes! It’s past the office， next to a big market.
| A．Mm， let me think. | B．Oh， I beg your pardon? |
| C．You’re welcome. | D．What do you mean? |
—How nice it is meeting you here!
—________，bye.
| A．Glad to meet you |
| B．I'd better be going |
| C．Nice to see you, too |
| D．Pleased to see you |
—Thank you for the lovely evening, Mary. We had such a wonderful time.
—You're quite welcome.________. We'd been looking forward to seeing you.
| A．We're glad to meet you |
| B．I'm afraid you didn't have a good time |
| C．Just stay a little longer, please |
| D．Thank you for coming |
On hearing the funny story, she was________with laughter.
| A．pleasing |
| B．shaking |
| C．moving |
| D．trembling |
You can eat food free in my restaurant ________you like.
| A．whenever |
| B．wherever |
| C．whatever |
| D．however |
________with a difficult situation, Arnold decided to ask his boss for advice.
| A．To face |
| B．Having faced |
| C．Faced |
| D．Facing |