—What about something to drink?

—____

A. Not at all.B. That’s right.C. All right.D. You are welcome.

This is ____ desk.

A. Mike’s and John’sB. Mike and John’s

C. Mike’s and JohnD. Mike and John

—Boys and girls, please have a seat and ____.

—Thank you.

A. help yourselvesB. help yourselfC. helps yourselfD. help you

—How do you spell your name, please?

—____

A. P—E—T—E—R, Peter.B. This is Peter.

C. I’m Peter.D. You can call me Peter.

Bill likes playing ____ guitar, but he doesn’t like singing ____.

A. a; a lotB. /; at allC. the; very muchD. the; at all

His father and mother ____ teachers.

A. are allB. are bothC. both areD. all are

—____

—She is a nurse.

A. Who is your mother?B. Is your mother a nurse?

C. Where is your mother?D. What does your mother do?

—____

—Some rice, please.

A. What about something to drink?

B. Would you like to have lunch with me?

C. May I take your order?

D. Can I help your order?

—What would you like ____?

—A glass of water, please.

A. drinkB. haveC. to drinkD. to eat

—____ do you go to school in the morning?

—At 7: 30.

A. What B. What timeC. HowD. Where