I sit in the front of the classroom           hear clearly.

A. so that                          B. in order to                 C. in order that

—Please don’t draw on the wall.

—         .

A. It’s very kind of you           B. OK, I will                    C. Sorry, I won’t 

 —Where is your mother?

—She’s not in. She           to the supermarket.

A. have been                      B. has gone               C. has been

 —The dictionary is a useful           for understanding new words.

—I think so.

A. secret                               B. tool                          C. way

I wanted to explain,           she didn’t give me any chance.

         A. and                                  B. but                             C. so

His bed           much space of his bedroom so the room looks very small.

A. takes up                  B. picks up                        C. puts up

 —What does the sign on the bottle mean?

—It means “         ”.

              A. This Side Up                          B. Dangerous                     C. Recyclable  

 —Oh, dear! Who made the table so dirty?

—          Jack           Martin. They were drawing on it just now.

A. Neither…nor          B. Both…or                       C. Either…or   

—Oh, Miss Wang, your dress looks nice, is it new?

—No, I           it for a year.

A. had bought                          B. bought                                C. have had

—          have you stayed in Shanghai?

— For about seven days.

A. How soon                    B. How long            C. How often