(    ) 6. They drove along different streets, but they     the same place.

 A. end up with B. ended up    in

C. end up    D. ended up    to

(    ) 5. I asked Jane to go shopping with me but

she       .

A. refused    B. decided

C. expected    D. promised

(    ) 4. Jack only thinks about himself. He doesn’t

even       what    happens to his children.

A. care for    B. care about

C. lay out    D. call out

(    ) 3. —Who will teach him to play the piano?

—He has a few friends       play the piano very well.

A. which    B. whom

C. who    D. whose

(    ) 2. —Look at the picture of us.

—Oh! It       me the time  we spent together in the countryside.

A. cares ； about    B. reminds ； of

C. thinks； of    D. wakes； up

 (    ) 1. I found Lily       on the floor when I

came into her room.

A. lying B. lay C. laying D. lies

9. —-Kate won’t come to your birthday party.

—But she      (    allow ； promise ).

8. Have you      ( find; find out) who broke

the windows?

7. When we make conversations with firends in English, we usually     ( end uo；finish) with speaking Chinese.

5.      ( probably ； perhaps) it would be

better if you come back tomorrow.