—Mike, you failed the exam?

—That's right. I didn't pass. ________， anyway?

A．How is itB．Of course

C．Don't mention itD．What is it to you

—Thank you for showing me the way!

—________. I live nearby, so I am familiar with this area.

A．It's easy B．Never mind

C．All right D．My pleasure

—Why not invite Jane to our party?

—________！ Every time I try to talk to her, she gives me the cold shoulder.

A．Of course. B．No way

C．Go ahead D．Out of question

—Why not get up earlier and read English?

—________.

A．That's all right B．Sounds a good idea

C．Sorry, I forget it D．You're so kind

—Mike, the office is in a mess; it's your turn to clean it up.

—________ I did it yesterday and the day before yesterday.

A．Don't count on me! B．Back in a moment!

C．Don't fall for it! D．Get off my back!

—Come on, baby! You will succeed. We all wish to get good news.

—________ but I'll do my best.

A．No problem B．It is impossible

C．I can't promise D．Don't worry

—Have you been spending too much money on clothes?

—________. I have been always persuading myself not to buy expensive ones and trying my best to save money.

A.No wayB．Not really

C．I don't agreeD．I couldn't agree more

—I will treat you to a big meal another day.

—Oh, ________！ You cannot be serious.

A.go ahead B．thank you

C．come on D．please don't

—Would you like to read some news about the football game, Jane?

—________. I feel like doing something else.

A．Not likely B．No problem

C．Not really D．Never mind

—I hear you are to go to Tibet alone?

—________. It's my dream to go on an adventure there.

A．You got it B．I can't agree more

C．Come on D．I'd like to