— Welcome to China!
— _________ .
| A．Thank you. | B．Hello! |
| C．Welcome. | D．How do you do? |
—Hello! Is Wang Tao in?
—________.
| A．Yes, I am | B．What is it? |
| C．Who are you | D．Speaking |
—Hello, Gina! Nice to meet you.
—________.
| A．Nice to meet you, too | B．How are you |
| C．I’m fine, thanks | D．Thanks |
—What’s his name? ---________
| A．I’m Bob | B．He bob |
| C．Her name is Bob | D．He’s Bob |
—I wonder if I can learn English well.
—______．All things are difficult before they are easy.
| A．I am afraid so | B．You're slow |
| C．It takes time | D．It's a piece of cake |
— The documentary A Bite of China II is quite popular around China recently. How do you like it?
— ______________.
| A．I think so | B．Pretty good |
| C．It’s my pleasure | D．All right |
---Shall I give my seat to you as you look so tired? ---____________.
| A．Not too bad | B．Not at all |
| C．Do as you like | D．It couldn’t be better |
I have lost my dictionary. --_________!
| A．What a pity | B．It’s nothing |
| C．It doesn’t matter | D．Not at all |
—Are you Meimei? —
| A．I’m Meimei. | B．My name is Jim |
| C．Yes, she is Meimei. | D．No, I’m Jim. |
—Nice to meet you! — .
| A．Good morning | B．How do you do? |
| C．Nice to meet you , too | D．How are you? |
—Hi, Millie. This is my sister, Sandy.
—_________
| A．Hi, Sandy. Nice to meet you. |
| B．Are you Sandy? |
| C．All right, Sandy. |
| D．Sandy? I don’t know you. |
—What is your English teacher like?
— ___________.
| A．She is tall and slim. |
| B．She likes playing volleyball. |
| C．She always makes her lessons interesting. |
| D．She is about 28 years old. |
---_________ your maths teacher _______________?
---She is friendly and helpful.
| A．How is; like | B．What is; like |
| C．How does; like | D．What does; like |
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