—Excuse me, but may I share your table?
—Of course． .
| A．It's taken | B．Be my guest |
| C．Allow me | D．Here you are |
—Can you tell me something about the history of cheerleading?
—Sorry, I know nothing about it _________ I read in the magazine.
| A．except | B．except for |
| C．except that | D．except what |
Jane was writing a letter _________ the other fans were watching a live television program.
| A．and while | B．and meanwhile |
| C．meanwhile | D．and but |
We thought Mary would be elected cheerleader, but to _________ she failed.
| A．the disappointment | B．our disappointed |
| C．our disappointment | D．the disappointing |
The student, _________ the first place in the piano competition, is considering _____ abroad to learn classical music.
| A．have been considered; going | B．considered; going |
| C．considering; to go | D．to consider; to go |
—Could you do me a favor?—It depends on _________ it is.
| A．which | B．whichever |
| C．what | D．Whatever |