_________ people _________ walking along the beach．

A．small number of; is

B．The number of; are

C．A number of; are

D．The number of; is

－What are you doing here?

－I don’t like this shirt．I’m trying to find _________ to wear．

A．else anything

B．everything

C．something else

D．new something

－Whose book is this, Judy?

－It _________ Kristy’s．Look! Her name is on the second page．

A．must be

B．may be

C．can’t be

D．mustn’t be

－Do you know where Toby is?

－Can’t you hear him _________ in the next room?

A．cries

B．crying

C．to cry

D．is crying

－Mum, could you buy me a dress like this?

－Certainly, we can buy _________ one than this, but _________ this．

A．a better, better than

B．a worse, as good as

C．a cheaper, as good as

D．a more important, not as good as

－What does Mary care about?

－She cares about clothes too much, and she _________ too much money _________ clothes．

A．spend; in

B．cost; at

C．pays; to

D．spends; on

－The boy is tall enough _________ his age．

－Yes, I was much _________ when I was his age．

A．to; shorter

B．at; taller

C．at; shorter

D．for; shorter

－Tom works hard at English．

－_________, and _________．

A．So does he; so you do

B．So you do; so is he

C．So he will; so do you

D．So he does; so do you

－Hi, Jane．Can I borrow your bike this afternoon?

－_________, but I need it back tomorrow．We’re having a picnic in the People’s Park．

－OK, I’ll return it to you this evening．

A．I’m afraid not

B．No way

C．You shouldn’t do that

D．No problem

－What’s the difference of keeping dogs for people between the past and now?

－People _________ keep dogs for protection in the past, but now they keep them as pets．

A．like to

B．used to

C．want to

D．always