--Have you any oranges and apples?
--__________
| A．Yes, madam, on the second shelf over there |
| B．The oranges are very cheap. |
| C．You like apples, don’t you? |
| D．Of course, we have some fruits. |
—Could I play computer games for a while, Mum? I’ve finished all my homework.
—Oh, my dear, if you_____.
| A．can | B．must | C．dare | D．should |
—Where did you meet the visitor?
—It was in the school _____I worked five years ago.
| A．where | B．that | C．which | D．what |
_____leaves the office last must close all the windows and the door.
| A．Anyone | B．Who | C．Whoever | D．No matter who |
—What do you think of French? —In my opinion, French is_____English.
| A．subject so a difficult as | B．difficult as subject as |
| C．as a subject difficult as | D．as difficult a subject as |
_____is no need for me to say anything about his action_____it speaks for itself.
| A．It; if | B．This; as long as | C．There; because | D．Here; while |