1. B 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. C 8. B 9. C

10. B 11. A 12.  C 13. A 14. B 15. B 16. C

17. Peter 

18. football 

19. kind 

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1. M: What would you like to have, madam？

 W: Some rice, please. 

2. M: Lily, how do you usually come to school every day？

 W: Usually by bike.     

3. M: Where’s Li Ping? I can’t find him. 

W: Maybe he’s on the playground.

4. M: Excuse me, may I use your pencil?

W: Certainly. Here you are. 

5. M: Hello?

W: Hi, Paul. This is Kate. 

M: Oh, hi. How are you feeling? Are you still sick?

W: No, I feel much better, thanks. I’m going to school tomorrow. What’s the homework for English class?

 M: Homework? Just a minute. OK, here it is. Read Page twenty-five. 

W: Page twenty-five. OK. Thanks. See you tomorrow. 

M: Yeah, see you tomorrow. Bye. 

6. M: What can I do for you?

W: I’m looking for a birthday gift for my son. He really loves music. 

M: What kind of music does he like?

W: Uh, I’m not really sure. 

M: Well, uh, who are his favourite singers?

W: Oh, I can’t remember. He’s fifteen. Just give me something that kids his age like to listen to.   

M: Well, why don’t you give him one of these? Then he can choose his own music. 

W: That’s a great idea. I’ll take one for fifty dollars. 

7. W: So, Tom, tell me about your family. 

M: My family? Well, let’s see. Uh,  there’s my mother and father, and I have one sister and one brother, and then, of course, there’s me.    

W: Is your sister older than you, or younger?

M: My sister Lisa is the oldest. She’s twenty-five. She doesn’t live with my parents. She lives in another town and has a good job. 

W: How about your brother?

M: Sam’s also older than I am. He’s in his last  year at the university. He is studying to be a doctor. 

W: Wow. That’s great. 

M: So, how about you? Do you have any brothers or sister?

W: No, I don’t. It’s just my parents and me. 

8. W: Did you get into trouble at school. Tim?

M: Oh yes. I used to play lots of jokes. 

W: What kind?

M: Silly ones. I used to put something on my classmates, seats or in their clothes. Everyone laughed, but the teachers always used to punish me. 

W: Were you a good student?

M: No, not really. I used to talk a lot. In fact, I had to sit on my own in class. 

W: What did your mother think? Did she know you were a troublemaker?

M: Oh yes. I used to play jokes on her, too. For example, when I was 1ittle my mother and I used to go shopping at a supermarket near our home. She used to walk and I used to take my bike. Once I went around a corner ahead of her and lay down with my bike on top of me. I went “Ooooh-aaaargh-ooogh”. My mother was very worried! She used to get very angry with me but never hit me.

9. Good morning, everyone. My name is Mark and I’m your guide today. I will take you around to a few places you will be visiting. Before we start, I’d 1ike to say something about India to you. 

    India is home to many people from different cultures, and they speak many languages. In fact, India has twenty-two different national languages besides the official language, Hindi. English is also used for official purposes. 

    India is well known for its food, especially its hot dishes. Curry dishes with chicken, 1amb, or vegetables are very popular. Beef i8 not served often because many Indians don’t eat beef for different reasons. India is also known for fruits from the hottest parts of India. 

    It was an Indian scientist who invented the number zero more than two thousand years ago. He may also have been the first person to say that the earth is round, like a ball. Today, math and science, and especially computer science, are popular subjects for Indian students. 

    India is well known for its movie industry. Unlike western movies, Indian movies with action and fighting may also include lovely Indian music, singing, and dancing. Indian films are known for their beautiful colors and clothing. People around the world are watching more and more Indian movies in theaters and at home. 

    That’s all. If you want to know more, you can ask me. Thank you! We’1l start our tour now. 

10. W: Hello! May I sit here?

  M: Yeah, please. 

  W: I’m Lucy. Nice to meet you. May I ask you a few questions?

  M: Sure.    

W: What’s your name, please?

M: I’m Peter. 

W: Er…Peter. P-E-T-E-R. What class are you doing?

M: Football. 

W: Oh, football class. That sounds interesting. Do you like it?

M: It’s OK. 

W: Only OK?

M : It’s a bit difficult for me. 

W: Oh dear! Why don’t you change to another class?

M: Hm… I like the teacher…Mr. Green. 

W: Why do you 1ike him?

M: Because he’s kind. 

W: Kind?

M: Yes. He’s kind. And he says I just have to be more patient. Maybe you’ve seen him.

W: Hm…I think I remember reading something about a Mr. Green…in…

M: Oh, look at the time. I’d better go. My class starts at seven. 

W: Quick! You don’t want to be late. Lucky you!

M: See you  later maybe?

W: Yeah. See you later. Peter.