In England when people who do not know each other meet in the street, they usually greet each other politely. Which situation fits the western custom?
A.
a. What a nice day, isn’t it?
b. Yes, it is.
B.
a. Hi, John. Have you had your lunch?
b. Hi, Mike. Not yet. What about you?
C.
a. Hello, what is your plan for your summer vacation?
b. Hello, I have no idea.
—What ____ you like ____ breakfast?
—Some milk and two eggs.
| A．do; to | B．would; to |
| C．would; for | D．do; doing |
—____ does your father work?—He works in a hospital.
| A．What | B．How | C．Who | D．Where |
—____, Tom. Is this your pen? —No, it isn’t. I think it’s ____.
| A．Excuse me; Jack | B．Sorry; Jack’s |
| C．Excuse me; Jack’s | D．Sorry; Jack |
The girl ____ red is my sister.
| A．on | B．in | C．of | D．over |
—How old is Tom?—He is ____.
| A．fourteen years | B．fourteen year old |
| C．fourteen old | D．fourteen |