.—Three years has passed. We will study in a new school in several months.

—We are supposed to get along well with new teachers and classmates.

A. pastB. gone by C. leftD. ended

— Why did you go to London two years ago?

— I went there with the aim of learning English.

A. to practice speakingB. improving

C. in order to learnD. in order that learn

—You look tired. What’s the matter?

—I cared for my sick daughter all day.

A. cared about B. look after

C. took care of D. helped out

—I don’t think this book is very interesting.

—Neither is that one.

A. I don’t like that book, either

B. That book isn’t as interesting as this one

C. That book isn’t interesting, either

D. That book is also very interesting

—Mom, I am late. I have to run off to the school.

—Dear, you needn’t do that. Today is Sunday.

A. run awayB. rush to

C. hurry up D. flee

—What about having a picnic tomorrow morning?

—Well, I don’t think it’s good ________ because the radio says it will be rainy tomorrow.

A. idea B. suggestion

C. adviceD. way

—Why didn’t David ________his friend’s invitation to the picnic?

—Because he had to prepare for the exam.

A. acceptB. receive

C. refuseD. get

—Could you tell me some examination skills?

—Sure. In the exam, the _______you are, the_______ mistakes you’ll make.

A. carefully ; little B. more carefully; fewest

C. more careful; fewer D. more careful; less

—Excuse me. Where is the cafe ?

—Take the elevator _____ the third floor and turn left. And it is _____the bank and the bookstore.

A. at; between B. at; next to

C. to; next toD. to; between

—Do you know anything about the players of our school basketball team?

—Yes. They are _______ young boys between the age of thirteen and fifteen.

A. hardly B. mostly

C. especiallyD. probably