—Who has a dictionary, children?

?I have , Ms Brown.

A. them B. it

C. they D. one

—Excuse me, Jane. Is this iPhone?

—No, it isn’t. is at home.

A. your; My B. your; Mine

C. yours; My D. yours; Mine

—What’s that in your hand?

—Oh, it’s a photo my family.

A. of B. at

C. to D. with

Her name is Tina Green. Her name is Green.

A. first B. last

C. one D. full

—Can you English?

—Yes, I can.

A. say B. speak

C. tell D. talk

Nancy is a good student. She studies hard she also likes to help others.

A. and B. so

C. but D. or

—Must I finish the work today?

—No, you .

A. can’t B. needn’t

C. mustn’t D. shouldn’t

—I think the keys are in your room.

—Oh, yes. They’re on bed!

A. grandparents; their B. grandparents’; their

C. grandparents; theirs D. grandparents’; theirs

—Thanks joining the Talk Show!

—You’re welcome.

A. by B. on

C. of D. for

—Would you like tea?

—Oh, yes, please. I’m thirsty.

A. any B. few

C. some D. little