—____, Tom. Is this your pen? —No, it isn’t. I think it’s ____.

A. Excuse me; Jack B. Sorry; Jack’s

C. Excuse me; Jack’s D. Sorry; Jack

—____ does your father work?—He works in a hospital.

A. What B. How C. Who D. Where

—What ____ you like ____ breakfast?

—Some milk and two eggs.

A. do; to B. would; to

C. would; for D. do; doing

—Please ____ the tree. Can you ____ some apples on it?

—Yes, I can.

A. look; see B. look at; see

C. see; look D. see; look at

—What can I do for you? —I want two ____.

A. bottle of milk B. bottles of milk

C. bottles of milks D. bottle of milks

—____

—Sorry. She isn’t at home now.

A. Are you Jim? B. Do you know Linda?

C. May I speak to Linda? D. Can I help you, Jim?

—____ are the pants?—They are 180 yuan.

A. How many B. Whose

C. Where D. How much

—Hi, Tony. ____ is my friend, Jack.

—Hello, Jack! Nice to meet you.

A. He B. That C. This D. It

—What does your brother look like?

—____

A. Yes, he is tall. B. He is 20 years old.

C. No, he isn’t. D. He is tall.

Miss Wang teaches ____ English. We all like ____.

A. us; her B. we; her

C. our; her D. we; she