When we meet some new words, we’d better in a dictionary.
| A．look them up | B．look them out |
| C．look out them | D．look up them |
There is a police car _____ the bus. The police are watching the traffic.
| A．in front of | B．in the front of |
| C．in the front | D．the front |
The old woman lives _____ a house _____ a garden.
| A．in; and | B．on; with |
| C．in; with | D．with; in |
Judy, don’t put your keys here. _____, please.
| A．Put them away | B．Put up them |
| C．Put them up | D．Put away them |
There _____ a tall tree and some chairs at the back of this community.
| A．am | B．is | C．are | D．be |
—_____ do you _____ the book?
—It’s very interesting.
| A．What; like | B．What; think of |
| C．How; think | D．How; think of |