69. It is raining cats and dogs. This sentence probably means _____.
A.There are some cats and dogs in the raining. |
B.Some cats and dogs are falling down together with the rain. |
C.The cats and the dogs are all wet in the rain. |
D.It is raining heavily. |
—Hello,may I speak to Alice now?
—________
A.Speaking,please. | B.No,you needn't. |
C.Yes,you may. | D.Who is looking for Alice? |
—What's your sister like?
—________.
A.She is very beautiful | B.She is not very tall |
C.She likes tennis | D.She is very strict |
—Excuse me!
—________.
—Could you tell me how I can get to the first department?
A.Pardon? | B.Why? | C.Yes? | D.Please. |
—Shall I lock the lab now before I go home?
—________.I'll check it myself later.
A.Go ahead | B.No problem |
C.No hurry | D.Don't bother |
—Can I ask you a rather personal question?
—________
A.Thanks,take it easy. | B.Thanks,help yourself. |
C.Of course,go ahead. | D.Of course,why not? |