—May I use your ruler?

—______.

A. Yes, please               B. You are nice              C. It doesn't matter       D. It was a pleasure

—Do you know ____?

—Sorry, I don't know.

A. where does Jimmy work                 B. where Jimmy works

C. how does Jimmy go to work           D. what does Jimmy do

—Have you seen my glasses? I ____ find them.

—Sorry, I haven't seen them.

A. can't                B. shouldn't                  C. won't                             D. mustn't

—Nancy, it's too hot. Put the fish in the fridge, or it will _____ bad.

—Ok, Mom!

A. go                    B. change                    C. feel                         D. kee

—May I have another cake?

—You'd better not. You shouldn't go swimming on a _______ stomach.

A. hot                   B. hungry                    C. fat                          D. full

—Hey, Turn it off! We don't ______ music in the reading-room.

—Oh, I'm sorry, madam.

A. like                  B. hear                        C. play                        D. allow

—Are you ___ from America?

—No, none of us.

A. both                  B. all                           C. any                         D. either

—Peter, I think we need to buy a new car.

—Oh, no! We are ____ out of money, you know?

A. trying                      B. going                       C. getting                     D. running

—Bill is ill. Do you know what's wrong with him?

—Poor boy. His illness is the ___ of eating unhealthy food.

A. result                      B. cause                             C. reason                     D. end

—Why did you come back so early?

—The English party has been ___ till next Friday.

A. put on                     B. put off                     C. put away                 D. put ou