—How many members are there in the English Drama Club?
— the members is twenty, of them are girls.
A．A number of; three-fourthB．A number of; three-fourths
C．The number of; three-fourthD．The number of; three-fourths
— you see the film Journey to the West yesterday?
—Yes. But the film for 5 minutes by the time I got there.
A．Do; had begun B．Do; had been on
C．Did; had begun D．Did; had been on
—Please don’t talk with others in class, ?
—Sorry, .
A．will you; I won’t B．do you; I won’t
C．will you; I don’tD．do you; I don’t
—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
