—What fruit does Jenny ______?—She ______ apples.

A. like; like   B. like; likes   C. likes; like   D. likes; likes

—How are you, Nancy?—I’m not ______. And I can’t eat ______ every day.

A. OK; good   B. well; good   C. well; fine   D. fine; well

 —Does Bob have vegetables for dinner?—______. But his sister has some carrots.

A. Yes, he has   B. No, he hasn’t   C. Yes, he does   D. No, he doesn’t

 —Let’s _________ some chicken. —Great! I like chicken.

A. like   B. has   C. to have   D. Eat

—Where ______ your food?—I only have two hamburgers. They ____ on the table.

A. is; is   B. is; are   C. are; is   D. are; are

I have a computer, ______I don’t play computer games on it.

A. also   B. only   C. but   D. and

My grandmother needs______carrots and ______broccoli.

A. a;many   B. lots of;some   C. some;a   D. a lot of,many

--______do you spell your family name?—C-L-A-R-K,Clark.

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

--Your jacket looks nice.--- ______.

A. No,thanks  B. Yes,please.  C. It isn’t nice  D. Thank you

--Spell“color”，please.

---______.

A.Yes,I do   B.Yes,I am  C. C-O-L-O-R  D.Yes,C-O-L-O-R