—______ will the dinner be ready? I’m hungry.

—Just wait a moment.

A. How soon                B. How long          C. How much        D. How often

—One week’s time has been wasted.

—I can’t believe we did all that work for ______.

A. something           B. nothing       C. everything       D. anything

Supermarkets are necessary. People usually spend______ time finding things they want, but they usually spend______ money than they want.

A. less; less            B. less; more     C. fewer; less    D. fewer; more

― Have you found Tom?

― No. Mr. Smith says he is out, but no one knows ______.

A. where he has been                                              B. where he has gone

C. where he goes                                                    D. where he is from

John shut everybody out of the kitchen______ he could prepare his wonderful surprise for the party.

A. which                B. when          C. so that          D. as if

These books ______ out of the reading room. You have to read them here.

A. can't take                 B. must be taken    C. can take            D. mustn't be taken

—Shirley, I know you ______a book about China. Have you finished it?

—Not yet. Maybe next year.

A. wrote                       B. have written       C. are writing        D. will write

Old McDonald gave up smoking for a while, but soon ______to his old ways.

A. returned                  B. returns         C. were returning D. has returned

—Nothing can bring him to sell the house.

—Yeah, it is the house ______he has spent the happiest days of his life.

A. that                          B. which               C. for that             D. in which

—I’m dead tired, I can’t walk any farther, Jenny.

—______, Tommy. You can do it.

A. No problem            B. No hurry          C. Come on         D. That’s ok