The Chinese language differs from Western languages ______, instead of an alphabet, it uses characters which _______ ideas, objects or deeds.
| A．for which; take for | B．in that; stand for |
| C．in which; make for | D．on that; wish for |
— You ______ to the housing agency in time.
— OK, I’ll try my best.
| A．are supposed to get | B．have supposed to get |
| C．are supposed to be got | D．supposed to get |
Next door to ours ______, who has impressed us with his special talking style.
| A．where lives an old man | B．where does an old man live |
| C．lives an old man | D．does an old man live |
He is very good at carpentering, though ______.
| A．is very young | B．very young | C．hevery young | D．he was very young |
We are anxious about the spreading of H7N9, hoping it’ll ______ less threatening soon.
| A．turn out | B．turn down | C．turn up | D．turn on |
----Hey, you haven’t been acting like yourself. Everything OK? ----________ .
| A．Sure, it is | B．I’m fine, thanks |
| C．That’s good | D．That’s right |