— Excuse me, Michael. Do you know ?
— I’m not sure. Maybe she’ll have it in her house next Sunday.
| A．why does Sally want to have a party |
| B．where will Sally have the party |
| C．when Sally will have the party |
| D．who wants to have a party |
We should keep _______ in the reading-room.
| A．quite | B．quietly |
| C．quiet | D．quickly |
—If you have any trouble, be sure to call me.
—_______.
| A．I am glad to hear that | B．I will. thank you very much. |
| C．I have no trouble | D．I will think it over |
—What’s your sister like?
—_______.
| A．She is a worker | B．She likes pears |
| C．She is very thin | D．She is like her father |
—_______.—thank you very much. I will.
| A．Congratulations! |
| B．Best wishes to you |
| C．Please say hello to your family. |
| D．What a good wish to your family! |
—I fell and hurt my leg just not.—_______.
| A．Be careful | B．It doesn’t matter | C．I’m sorry to hear that | D．Nothing serious |