在下面對(duì)話的空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑捳Z（話語可以是句子、短語或詞） 使對(duì)話完整。
A: Excuse me. I’m new here in this school. 【小題1】 ____________ some rules here?
B: Sure.
A: First, where can I put my bike?
B: Students’ bikes can be put behind that building.
A: 【小題2】 ____________ if parents come to see me on their bikes?
B: Guests aren’t 【小題3】____________ leave their bikes inside the school. They have to put their bikes outside the school gate.
A: Second, can we bring out lunch to the classroom?
B: 【小題4】____________ finish it in the dining hall. We don’t allow eating lunch in the classroom.
A: Oh, I see. Are there any rules about playing sports? Are we allowed to bring our own equipment here?
B: 【小題5】 ____________ But you don’t have to bring your own equipment to school. Our school has all kinds. You can choose any to enjoy yourself.

Complete the Dialogue (1’*5=5’)
(A reporter is interviewing a foreign visitor at the Shanghai Expo.)
Reporter: Excuse me, I’m reporter from a student magazine.
(1)_____________________________________________?
Visitor:   Sure, please.
Reporter: (2)_____________________________________________?
Visitor:   I’m from Germany.
Reporter: (3)_____________________________________________?
Visitor:   I came here two days ago.
Reporter: (4)_____________________________________________?
Visitor:   Yes, just a little. I began studying Chinese two months ago.
Reporter: How do you like the Shanghai Expo?
Visitor:   I like it very much. The China pavilion(中國(guó)館) impressed me most.
Reporter: Thank you for answering my questions.
(5)_____________________________________________.

—Would you please tell me something about your travel in Sydney

—____________.

A. Excuse me. I m afraid not.           B. It s very nice of you to say so.

C. Certainly. I’ll be glad to.         D. No. I don’t like it.

Choose the best response from A to G in the box to complete the dialogue. Each choice should be used only once.

Tom: Excuse me. I'm from our school newspaper. My classmates and I would like to interview some students. Can I ask you a few personal questions?

Emily: Um …

Tom: 1.__ _________. They're not too difficult!

Emily: OK. What would you like to know?

Tom: Well, what does it feel like to be at school in China?

Emily: It's great! 2.___.But people here are friendly, so 1 am never alone any more!

Tom: What do you think is the most difficult thing for a foreigner living in China?

Emily: 3. ________. I'm learning it now, but it's going to take a long time.

Tom: 4.__ _____________

Emily: My parents. But they’re coming over to visit me in a few months.

Tom: OK! Thank you!

Emily: 5._ ____________.