If you don’t know the meaning of the word, why don’t you ____ in the dictionary?

    A. look at it     B. look for it      C. look it up     D. look it through

 She is rich, but she doesn’t ____ too much money on clothes.

    A. spend        B. pay           C. take       D. cost

 Our company thinks we can finish the job with        people and         money.

      A. less; less          B. fewer; fewer      C. fewer; less       D. less; fewer

--Jimmy has made great progress these days.

--_____, and_________.

　 A. So has he; so have you　　　　 B. So has he; so you have

C. So he has, so you have　　　　 D. So he has; so have you

 He used to _____ in the morning, but now he is used to _____ at night.

    A. read; read     B. reading; read     C. read; reading      D. reading; reading

-- _______ did you tell him about the event?

-- By ______ an e-mail.

　 A. How; sending　 B. How; send　　 C. What; giving　 D. What; give

Sometimes I chat _____ my friends ______ the Internet after I finish my homework.

    A. to; at       B. for; in     C.with; through    D. with; on

 Twelve-year-olds should not _______ to drive in China.

    A. allow        B. be allow         C. allowed        D. be allowed

 When people want to relax themselves, they prefer___ TV or listen to music rather than ____ newspaper.

    A. watching; read    B. watching; to read    C. to watch; read      D. to watch; reading

 Do you know the man _____ is sitting behind Nancy?

    A. what         B. which          C. who          D. whom