—Uncle Tom is an old friend of . I want to see him.
—OK. He will be here .
A．my father; in half an hourB．my father; for half an hour
C．my father’s; in half an hourD．my father’s; for half an hour
—The two girls are to go to school by themselves.
—I agree with you. They can take care of .
A．enough old; one anotherB．old enough; each other
C．enough old; themselves D．old enough; them
—Which coat do you prefer, the yellow one or the blue one?
— . I’d like the red one.
A．Either, try onB．Neither, try on
C．Both, to try on D．Neither, to try on
—We held a party for my grandpa’s birthday last night.
—You must have had good time.
A．eightieth; /B．eightieth; aC．eighty; aD．eighty; /
Mary shouted at the man but there was no answer, because the man was stone deaf.
A．unable to feel anythingB．unable to hear anything
C．unable to notice anything D．unable to see anything
She lost her temper with a customer and shouted at him.
A．became boredB．was patientC．became angryD．was satisfied
