—____________
—I can’t find my wallet. There’s a student card in it.
A. What’s up? B. What are you doing?
C. Are you all right?
.---How can I get along _____with others, Dad?
---Try to smile to others, boy. That will make ________much easier.
| A．good; them | B．good; it | C．well; them | D．well; it |
.---Tom is ill. When shall we go to see him, on Saturday or on Sunday?
---_________. Either will do.
| A．I don’t know | B．I don’t mind |
| C．I’m not sure | D．I’m afraid not |
---Are you worried about the coming exam?
---No, I think the more _________you are, _________mistakes you’ll make.
| A．careful; the less | B．carefully; the fewer |
| C．carefully; the least | D．careful; the fewer |
---Can you tell me something about your school rules?
---Well, We are told ______anywhere. It’s our duty to keep our school clean and tidy.
| A．not to make much noise | B．to draw |
| C．to throw waste paper | D．not to spit |
---Will you join us to play basketball on Saturday afternoon?
---_________, but I promised to go swimming with Eric.
| A．My pleasure | B．Many thanks | C．Take it easy | D．Never mind |