, the dancers practice hard to make their dreams come true.
| A．Being disabled as they | B．Although disabled they are |
| C．Disabled though they are | D．As they are disabled |
--Did you get any fish when you were fishing yesterday?
--Yes. I gotthan any of them.
| A．many | B．many more | C．much more | D．the most |
I was just at the school gatethe bell rang.
| A．while | B．because | C．if | D．when |
--Do you mind if I sit here?
--. It’s for Mr. Brown.
| A．Better not | B．Never mind |
| C．Not at all | D．Of course not |
When Miss Green began tosomething, the children stoppedand became quiet.
| A．speak; telling | B．tell; speaking |
| C．talk; saying | D．say; talking |
Of all the sports shoes, Peter boughtpair. Then he had some money for socks.
| A．a cheaper | B．the most wonderful |
| C．the least expensive | D．the dearest |