—What’s up, Sharon?

—I just can’t help thinking of the game we lost last week.

—Oh,        , Sharon. It is not like you to worry about the past.

A．give it up        B．don’t do that           C．don’t mention it           D．come on

—Is Bush a man with good manners?

—I don’t think so. As a matter of fact, he is         but polite.

A．something         B．everything        C．nothing          D．a(chǎn)nything

If you         smoke, you should at least find an ashtray.

A．will        B．shall   C．must         D．could

Having decided to rent a flat, we         contacting all the accommodation agencies in the city.

A．set about         B．set down          C．set out          D．set up

—Why didn’t you help the little boy?

—Oh, sorry. He had struggled to his feet         I ran over.

A．until        B．a(chǎn)fter          C．before          D．since

Do you know the boy          himself beside the window?

A．seating               B．seated        C．sitting himself                D．sat

—How would you like your tea?

—        .

A．It’s well done                                             B．Very nice. Thank you

C．One cup. That’s enough                  D．The stronger, the better

—Robin told me that he would leave tonight.

—What a pity! My brother wishes that he         with him for a chat.

A．can stay         B．will stay           C．had stayed               D．would stay

—Was it what he said or something that he did         made you cry so sadly, Sarah?

—No, not really.

A．which          B．that          C．when          D．what

My pen-friend, Peter, wrote to me, expressing the hope         he would come to Beijing to see the 2008 Olympic Games.

A．which           B．that        C．what           D．whether