— How many students are going to the Great Wall?

    — ____.

 A. None   B. No one   C. No    D. Not any

— May I take your order?

— Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee, a hot dog and some salad. What about you, Lisa?

— ____. 

A. Me too                             B. Same again, please

C. It’s all the same to me      D. The same to me

 —Henry, the phone is ringing . Do you want me to go?

   —No, sit still.       .

A. I’ll get it        B. I am to get it

C. I’m getting it     D. I am about to get it

 I phoned my first teacher time and again when I heard that he was ill, yet couldn’t     .

A. get through     B. get along

C. get over        D. get hold of

 The problem just      to be discussed at the class meeting tomorrow.

  A. referred is        B. referred to being

  C. referring to is    D. referred to is

 Your mother      , however, say that to us that day.

A. does  B. did  C. is doing   D. was doing

 Kate’s little brother kicked the ball to the river; she took great trouble to get in      the river.

A. on             B. from   

C. from on        D. over from

My brother was still studying       into the night while I was       asleep.

  A. late; sound      B. lately; wide

  C. deeply; far      D. far; far

It was she that 　　 a sharp whistle, which makes possible for us to catch the thief.

A. gave off; this　　 B. gave out; that

C. gave; it　　　　　 D. sent out; them

 Shelly had prepared carefully for her English examination so that she could be sure of passing it on her first        .

  A. intention      B. attempt

C. purpose        D. desire