—You don′t look well today. __________?

—Nothing really. I′m just not myself.

A. How are you?

B. What do you do

C. What′s wrong with you

D. What are you doing

—Excuse me. Could you please take a photo for us?

—__________.

A. It doesn′t matter

B. No, thank you

C. With pleasure

D. That′s OK

—Oh, dear! I have a headache and a fever.

—__________. I hope you can be well soon.

A. Sounds great

B. I don′t think so

C. That′s all right

D. I′m sorry to hear that

—How does Jim go to school?

—He __________ to school by bus, but now he __________ to school.

A. is used to go, is used to walking

B. used to go, is used to walk

C. is used to walking, used to walk

D. used to go, is used to walking

—I′m sorry I hurt you. I didn′t __________ it.

—It doesn′t matter.

A. go

B. mean

C. want

D. decide

—What did your parents do about your bad final exam results?

—They just sat down, __________ of them is in good spirits.

A. both

B. either

C. neither

D. none

—Could I __________ you to open the window?

—No problem. I′ll do it right now.

A. call

B. matter

C. mind

D. trouble

—In fact, we can help the poor in many ways.

—Yeah. Even the smallest act can make a big __________.

A. difference

B. problem

C. decision

D. deal

—What′s the matter with you?

—I had a bad cold because I didn′t notice the temperature suddenly __________ a lot.

A. changed

B. fell

C. jumped

D. dropped

—How did you know that it was going to rain?

—Very often the black clouds are a clear __________ of rain.

A. logo

B. sign

C. symbol

D. mark