—Is Mary ?
—No, she is a girl.
| A．twelve years old; fourteen years old. |
| B．twelve years old; fourteen -year -old. |
| C．twelve - year - old; fourteen years old. |
| D．twelve - year - old; fourteen - year -old. |
-- What do you think of the film you saw yesterday?
-- Oh, it'sthan the movies I have ever seen.
| A．interesting | B．more interesting |
| C．the most interesting | D．most interesting |
-- Would you please your radio a little? I can hardly go to sleep.
-- Oh, sorry.
| A．turn off | B．turn on |
| C．turn down | D．turn up |
He wrote his novel when he was.
| A．five, fifties | B．fifth, fifty |
| C．fifth, fifteen | D．five, fifty |
-- The windows are broken and need to be repaired.
-- I think so. They can hardlythe cold now.
| A．keep out | B．give out |
| C．take out | D．put out |
-- I don't know you take a bus to school.
--Oh, I take a bus, but it is raining heavily today.
| A．hardly ever | B．often |
| C．sometimes | D．usually |