— Who is _______, Bill, Tom or John?
— I think John is ____ than Bill and Tom.
| A．the most serious; more serious |
| B．the most serious; serious |
| C．serious; more serious |
| D．more serious; more serious |
–– Grandma, I want to _________ you something about my new friend.
–– Pardon? Millie, I can’t _________ you well. Can you _________ it again?
| A．tell; hear; say | B．talk; listen to; speak |
| C．tell; hear; speak | D．talk; listen to; say |
–– _________?
–– He looks tall and fat.
| A．What is he look | B．What does he look | C．How is he look | D．How does he look |
My mother often _________ early in the morning, but I seldom _________ before 6:30.
| A．wakes me up; get up | B．wakes up me; get up |
| C．gets me up; wake up | D．gets up me; wake up |
–– _________ do you read English newspapers?–– I read them every day.
| A．How long | B．How much | C．How often | D．How far |
There _________ an apple and five oranges on the table.
| A．has | B．have | C．are | D．is |