Gao Ming is staying with the Lin's family for the weekend．Today it is warm and fine．The family are having dinner in the garden．They often have dinner in the garden on a warm and fine spring day．Now Mr. and Mrs. Lin are sitting at the table with Gao Ming under a tree．

“It's great to have dinner out here on such a lovely day,” Mrs. Lin says．“What's the weather like in your hometown, Gao Ming?” Mr. Lin asks．“It's not very warm in spring．But I like the spring there best．” “Help yourself to some cakes, Gao Ming,” Mrs. Lin says, “Thanks,” says Gao Ming．“The cakes are very nice．I enjoy the dinner very much．”

1．Gao Ming is staying with the Lin's family                    ．

A．for the weekend                              B．for a day

C．for a week                                         D．for a month

2．1t's not a cold spring day, is it?

A．Yes, it is．                                             B．No, it's a warm spring day．

C．No, it's a warm, winter day．                      D．Yes, it's a warm spring day．

3．The family are having their dinner                ．

A．in the garden        B．in the house          C．in the park          D．in the hotel

4．What's the weather like in Gao Ming's hometown?

A．It's not very warm in spring．                            B．It's very cold．

C．It isn't very cold in spring．                        D．It's very nice．

5．How does Gao Ming like the dinner?

A．He doesn't enjoy the cake．                         B．He only enjoys the cake．

C．He eats a lot．                                         D．He enjoys the dinner very much．

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