1．How many people bring their dogs to the offices every day?

A．Little.
B．A few.
C．Few.

2．Who is the writer's boss?

A．He's Hebert's boss (老板), too.
B．He's Hebert's neighbor.
C．He's Hebert's keeper.

3．Does Hebert go to meetings with the boss?

A．Yes, it does.
B．No, it goes to meetings without the boss.
C．No, it goes to meetings instead of the boss.

4．When is Hebert always under the desk?

A．When the boss is at the meetings.
B．When the boss is in the office.
C．When the boss is out of work.

5．Does the passage tell us that the boss likes dogs very much?

A．Yes, it does.
B．Sorry, we don't know.
C．It tells us the boss looks like the dog very much.

(     )1.A.She likes plying the violin.   B.She is fifteen years old.   C.She is tall with long hair.
(     )2.A.I stay up late every day.      B.It was very difficult.       C.In the morning.
(     )3.A.No, I didn't.                       B.Yes, I was.                    C.It is cool.
(     )4.A.Teenagers shouldn't be allowed to get their ears pierced.
          B.We should wear school uniforms every day.
          C.I have to stay at home on school nights.
(     )5.A.Twice a month.                  B.On Saturday.                  C.At 4:00pm

1.What did the two boys do?

A.They wanted to help others.
B.They wanted to meet friends.
C.They wanted to see a movie.

2.How did they go to the cinema?

A.By bike.
B.By bus.
C.On foot.

3.Why did the young man and the girl stand beside the street?

A.Because they had to wait there for their friends.
B.Because they had to do that as a punishment. (懲罰)
C.Because their bike was broken.

4.Who made them stand there?

A.Their brother.
B.Their friends.
C.A policeman.

5.What did the two boys have to do?

A.They had to stand there instead of the young man and the girl.
B.They had to catch up with the young man and the girl.
C.They had to ask the policeman to let them go back.