—The snow is really coming down, isn't it?

—________ so much snow in October.

A. Seldom we get　 B. Seldom do we get

C. Seldom we do get　 D. Often do we get

Nancy waited until he got back his breath and could speak ____.

A. regularly 　 B. usually 　 C. formally　 D. normally

—I think you’d better type this letter again before Mr.Smith sees it.

—Oh， dear!　　　

A.Who cares?　 B.No problem.　　 C.I don’t mind at all. D.Is it as bad as that?

—Hello, John I’m sorry to tell you that I’m too busy to go to the exhibition with you.

—　　 .The artist is said to be a very good one.

A．That’s all right.　 　　　　　　　　　　 B．That’s too bad

C．It’s a pity. 　　　　　　　　　　　　 D．It’s too disappointed

Earthquake are really very necessary to life on the earth. The mountains and highlands are often being worn down by wind and water, and if there were no earthquakes to lift up the crust (地殼)of the earth again, the surface of the earth would be all flat and great deal of it would be nothing but swamps (沼澤地)and shallow stagnant(不流動的)water.

1. In fact , earthquake _________.

A. sometimes may bring harm to man.　　 B. are necessary to man’s life

C. are useful but some are harmful　　　　 D. all of above.

2. If there were no earthquakes, there would be _____.

A. no swamps　 B. no shallow stagnant　 C. no mountains　 D. no life on the earth

3.Wind and water _____.

A. may wear down the mountains and highlands

B. may lift up the crust of the earth

C. have something to do with earthquakes

D. have nothing to do with the surface of the earth

There was a new guy in the office. When we walked by each other in the hallway, we smiled and said " hi". Actually, he said, "Hi, Joe." 　1　 I just said "hi" because... well... I didn't know his name, and was embarrassed to ask.

I passed him in the hall again yesterday. As I was continuing down the hall, feeling pretty good about how well I was coping 　2　 not knowing his name, when I heard a familiar voice behind me. "I don't know you!" It was Sylvia, one of the kindest people I know. Sylvia was friendly and warm, a welcoming mother to everyone in the office. She was walking a few paces behind me, and evidently she didn't know the new guy 　3　 .

But rather than just smile and say "hi," Sylvia did what she did. Not only 　4　 she announce that she didn't know him, but asked him his name, 　 5　 him hers and engaged him in conversation. Before 　6　 they were chatting like old friends about some things they had in　 7　 . And suddenly for Sylvia, the new guy wasn't the new guy anymore. He was Mitch, a colleague with children, hobbies, interests and a little shared history.

I was stunned ― and a little embarrassed by the ease with 　 8　 Sylvia negotiated that transition. It doesn't take much to turn an unfamiliar face in into a friend. You just have to get over yourself and reach out a little. Ask a question. Learn a name. And just like that ― no more new guy.

I offered the ______ suggestion of spending the holiday in the mountains or by the sea .

　 A. reasonable　　　　　 B. practical　　　 C. alternative　　　 D. sensible

________________________________________________________________________(以二十世紀(jì)末的一個故事為基礎(chǔ))，the film will be popular with the old people.(base)

How do you ___________ （保持聯(lián)系）with your former classmates?