Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example:

Mr Brown: Can I help you?

Emma:

[ A ]

A．Yes, please.

B．No, I can't

C．Fine, thank you

1．Mr Brown: What would you like?

　Emma:

A．I like reading good books.

B．Yes, I would.

C．I'd like a present.

2．Mr Brown: Who is it for?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．My Mum.

B．It is.

C．It's her birthday.

3．Mr Brown: Shall I show you some books about dogs?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．No, thank you. Her dog's called Tom.

B．No, thank you. I gave her a book last year

C．No, thank you. I read it last week.

4． Mr Brown: Mow about this picture of a dolphin?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．It's too big.

B．It's too quiet.

C．I haven't got it.

5. Mr Brown: Why don't you buy some flowers?

　Emma:

[　　]

A．Oh, that was nice.

B．Oh, yes, they're lovely.

C．Oh, yes, I buy some.

Mr Brown: OK then. Here you are.

Emma: Thank you.

-- Where are the dresses?

Look and read. Choose the correct words and write them on the lines.

fog　　a cave　　an airport　　a torch　　a cafe　　hotels a comic　　ice　　a rucksack　　wind a scarf　　a photographer

(1)You find these in most cities, towns and people stay in them when they're away from home. ________

(2)If the lights go out, this can help you see in the dark. ________

(3)It's dangerous to drive a car when there is a lot of this which makes you difficult to see. ________

(4)This is a dark place inside rocks, and bats often live here. ________

(5)People come here with their suitcases to fly to another place. ________

(6)This person takes pictures of things or people. ________

(7)You carry it on your back when you go to climb the mountains. ________

(8)In story books for young children, these are usually the places where kings and queens live. ________

(9)People go there to have a drink and a snack with friends. ________

(10)You can read this and look at its pictures which show a story. ________

Read the text and choose the best answer.

A famous painter, Franklin is having his art show. Read the journalists' questions and choose Franklin's answers.

Example:

Journalist: When did you start painting?

Franklin:

[ A ]

A．When I was a little boy.

B．At 6:00 o'clock.

C．For ten years.

1．Journalist: What do you think of your first painting teacher?

Franklin:

A．He's Mr. Smith. B．He is excellent. C．He is already 45 years old.

2．Journalist: It is the first day of the art show. When will it end?

Franklin:

[　　]

A．We don't know yet.

B．A year.

C．Four days later.

3．Journalist: Where did you paint this picture?

Franklin:

[　　]

A．On an island.

B．With paintbrush.

C．Ten kilometres away.

4．Journalist: Who is the most important person for you?

Franklin:

[　　]

A．Painting.

B．My parents.

C．I love my parents.

5．Journalist: Shall I see another painting of yours?

Franklin:

[　　]

A．OK, you will.

B．No, I'll show you.

C．OK, here you are.