—I won’t travel abroad these days. It’s not safe.

—I won’t, either.

A. So won’t I.　 B. So I won’t.

C. Neither will I. D. Neither I will.

—She’s come up with some different ways to solve the math problem.

—What a clever girl!

A. gone up. B. put up.

C. set up. D. thought up.

—Here are two apples, but you can only eat either of them.

—But can I have some bananas, Mum?

A. another one. B. one of them.

C. neither this one nor that one. D. both of them.

—Would you like something to drink?

—Yes, give us__________, please.

A. some pieces of bread. B. two bottle of milks.

C. three cup of apples juice. D. two cups of coffee.

—Eric, are your parents angry about your English in this exam?

—Oh, of them is angry. They just told me to get better grades next time.

A. none. B. both.

C. neither. D. all.

—Did you see the CCTV news on TV last night?

—Yes, ______ children had a good festival on Children’s Day.

A. thousand of. B. ten thousand of.

C. thousands of. D. ten thousands.

—Jeff, your bike looks beautiful __________it is a little old.

—Thank you. I got it on my tenth birthday.

A. but. B. though.

C. as soon as. D. because.

—Of all your coats, why do you like this one best?

—Because it’s _________ than the others.

A. much beautiful. B. more expensive.

C. much cheap. D. much more beautiful.

—What were you doing when you heard Malaysian airlines flight lost?

—I my homework.

A. were doing. B. am doing.

C. was doing. D. is doing.

—Crum, help yourself to the fish my mother cooked!

—Thank you. En, it looks__________ and tastes__________.

A. beautiful, good. B. beautifully, well.

C. beautiful, well. D. beautifully, good.