—It's been a wonderful evening. Thank you very much.

—________.

A. My pleasure

B. I'm glad to hear that

C. No, thanks

D. It's OK

—What happened to the priceless works of art?

—________.

A. They were destroyed in the earthquake

B. The earthquake was destroying them

C. They destroyed in the earthquake

D. The earthquake destroyed them

—The boys are not doing a good job at all, are they?

—________.

A. I guess not so

B. I don't guess

C. I don't guess so

D. I guess not

—I'm taking my driving test tomorrow.

—________ !

A. Cheers

B. Good luck

C. Come on

D. Congratulations

—I think you should phone Mary and say sorry to her.

—________. It was her fault.

A. No way

B. Not possible

C. No chance

D. Not at all

The fire destroyed ________ was in the building.

A. all

B. what

C. that

D. which

I hope ________ happy while you are here.

A. you to be

B. for your being

C. you will be

D. you being

—Little Tom get an “A” in the exam.

—________ he's been so happy these days.

A. No wonder

B. I wonder why

C. It is a wonder

D. Because

________ you go or stay at home won't make any differences.

A. If

B. When

C. That

D. Whether

The possibility ________ the majority of the labor force will work at home is often discussed.

A. which

B. /

C. that

D. what