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1£®A£®That's a good idea£®

B£®Yes£¬you are right£®

C£®I'm sorry to trouble you£®

2£®A£®Bad luck£®

B£®Not at all£®

C£®Thanks a lot£®

3£®A£®I agree too£®

B£®I think so£®

C£®English maybe£®

4£®A£®She's short£®

B£®She's my sister£®

C£®She's fifteen£®

5£®A£®That's OK£®

B£®Yes£¬here you are£®

C£®Sorry£¬I can't£®

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B£®Three£®

C£®Four£®

2£®A£®He is playing£®

B£®He is reading£®

C£®He is singing£®

3£®A£®Four days

B£®Five days

C£®Three days

4£®A£®Li Ping£®

B£®Lin Tao£®

C£®Han Meimei£®

5£®A£®Once£®

B£®Twice£®

C£®Never£®

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11£®Many English people have three meals a day£®

12£®People have breakfast at any time from seven to nine£®

13£®Afternoon tea comes at four o'clock£®

14£®People don't have soup for their dinner£®

15£®All English people have their dinner in the evening£®

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16£®The Browns live ________£®

A£®in a small house in London

B£®in a small house not far from London

C£®in a small town far from London

D£®in a tall building in the city of London

17£®Sometimes Mr Brown comes back very late and his wife and child are asleep and he ________£®

A£®wakes up his wife to help him open the front door

B£®knocks at the door

C£®opens the front door with his key

D£®rings the doorbell

18£®One night he couldn't come into the house because ________£®

A£®he gave the key to his wife

B£®Mrs Brown was not at home

C£®he lost his key

D£®the door was broken

19£®________ after he knocked at the bedroom window and shouted and spoke like a child£®

A£®Nobody answered him

B£®Mrs Brown opened the door at last

C£®His child got up

D£®His wife and child woke up

20£®Mr Brown spoke like a child because ________£®

A£®he knew his wife could wake up easily when she heard the child's voice

B£®he wanted to make joke with his wife

C£®he wanted to wake up his child

D£®he didn't want to trouble other people around the house

Answer 1

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