1. Why didn't the boy buy the T-shirt?

A. He didn't have enough money.
B. He disliked the color.
C. It was not the right size.

2. Which is Tom's favorite subject?

A. Art.
B. Math.
C. Physics.

3. Does the boy's father want to work in the office for long?

A. Yes, he does.
B. No, he doesn't.
C. Sometimes.

4. Where will the man go?

A. To the park.
B. To the post office.
C. To the restaurant.

5. When did the conversation probably take place?

A. After the trip.
B. During the trip.
C. Before the trip.

1.What do you think the speaker is?

A. A teacher.
B. A driver.
C. A guide.

2.What's the population of London?

A. 7 million.
B. 17 million.
C. 70 million.

3.Which of the following is not mentioned in the passage?

A. The Thames River.
B. Buckingham Palace.
C. Big Ben.

1. What does the woman think of the invention?

A. Interesting.
B. Amazing.
C. Useful.

2. What was it used for?

A. Holding water.
B. Holding food.
C. Testing earthquakes.

1. When does the conversation probably take place?

A. In the morning.
B. In the afternoon.
C. In the evening.

2.How much does the woman have to pay?

A. 2 dollars.
B. 2.5dollars.
C. 4.5 dollars.

3.What does the woman order?

A. coffee and tea.
B. coffee and milk.
C. tea and sugar.

1. What's wrong with the boy?

A. He has got a cold.
B. He has got a headache.
C. He has got a toothache.

2. Why does the boy feel bored?

A. Because he has to drink chicken soup.
B. Because he has to stay in bed for days.
C. Because the only thing he can do is to watch TV.

1. How long will the group Red River stay in London?

A. For about a week.
B. For half a month.
C. For about two weeks.

2. Which is the best way to get to South Bank Hall?

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

3. What does the speaker want to tell us?

A. Something about London.
B. Something about a pop concert.
C. Something about the group Red River.

              A                              B                               C                            D                           E
Ming Ming 1             Ling Ling 2             Wang Fang 3             Lei Jun 4             Xia Qing 5              

                       
            A                              B                              C                               D                                E
1.                   2.                   3.                    4.                    5.                

(     )1. A. Nothing much. 
           B. What do you think? 
           C. That's a good idea.
           D. That's right.
(     )2. A. It's quite near.
           B. It's behind the shops.
           C. More than five kilometres.
           D. The farm is not far away.
(     )3. A. He is better now.
           B. No, I think he is all right.
           C. He's fine. Thanks. 
           D. He was a little ill.
(     )4. A. Let's make it half past four.
           B. In the afternoon.
           C. It's three thirty now. 
           D. At the gate.
(     )5. A. Good idea.                  
           B. I don't like to see animals in cages.
           C. Sorry, I'm busy now.
           D. Not at all.

(     )1. A. Paul lives on the fifteenth floor.
           B. There are eight floors in the building.
           C. Paul lives on the eighteenth floor.
           D. There are fifteen floors in the building.
(     )2. A. Tom is a football player.
           B. Tom is working in the city. 
           C. tom is a basketball player. 
           D. There is no basketball match in the city.
(     )3. A. Kate runs very slowly because she is short.
           B. Kate is taller than some other girls.
           C. Kate is short, but she runs the faster.
           D. Kate is tall and she is the fastest.
(     )4. A. Most people in the city like to watch and play football. 
           B. Basketball is popular.
           C. No one knows football game at all.
           D. Football is a good game, but not all the people like it.
(     )5. A. Jack is eight years older than Mary.
           B. Mary is younger than Jack.
           C. Jack is of the same age as Mary.
           D. Mary is eight years older than Jack.