.—He must be busy doing his homework right now.

   —I imagine____.

  A. that     B. to     C. so     D. it

— May I take your order?

— Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee, a hot dog and some salad. What about you, Lisa?

— ____. 

A. Me too                                    B. Same again, please

C. It’s all the same to me                   D. The same to me

—What’s going on?

 — _______.

A. No, we won’t go on. We need rest.

B. The Times Theatre is on fire.

C. I’m going on telling the story.

D. How about some ice cream?

— He ought to have been warned of the danger.

  — ______, but he just wouldn’t listen to me.

A. So ought he       B. So he was        C. So was he         D. So he had

.Mary couldn’t make herself _______ attention to because her classmates made so much noise.

A. paid B. to pay C. pay D. paying

The pupils here_____ all kinds of exercises every day in the past few weeks.

　A. kept busy doing B. keep on doing

　C. have kept busy doing D. have been kept busy doing

The country life he was used to _____ greatly since the opening policy.

A. change              B. has changed  C. changing            D. having changed

As _______rule, apples are sold by _____weight and eggs by ________dozen.

  A. a; 不填；the            B. a; the; the  C. a; a; the               D. the; 不填；不填

_____ my finishing reading the novel, you shall have it immediately.

A. On      B. At       C. For      D. With

The picture of the park___memories of our class’s trip last year, when Mr. Smith began to take charge of our class.

    A. called up       B. reminded   C. turned up       D. came up