—Where is your dictionary, John?

  —Oh, I _______ it to David yesterday. He’ll return it tomorrow.

A. sold                 B. showed           C. lent         D. borrowed

—Who did English homework better, Lisa or Sue?

  — Lisa was more careful. I think Sue did _______ Lisa.

A. as good as           B. as well as           C. better than      D. worse than

— ________ have you become so good at English this term ?

 —By studying grammar and reading English novels.

A. When             B. What             C. How          D. Who

She was really sad because she was told she ________give up volleyball.

A. was able to          B. preferred to         C. would rather     D. would have to

—Would you like to go hiking with us this Sunday?

 —Sure, _______ I am busy.

A. until            B. when             C. unless       D. since

—Did the book provide the information you need?

  —Yes. But ________ it, I had to read the whole book.

A. found                B. to find              C. find             D. finding

 — These books are not yours, are they?

    —________. I am looking for mine.

    A. Yes, they are        B. No, they aren’t     C. Yes, it is       D. No, it isn’t

—Did you watch the basketball match yesterday?

   —Yes. You know, Jeremy Shu-How Lin, who is one of my heroes, ________ in the match.

A. is playing           B. has played           C. was playing      D. had played

—Sorry. I’m afraid I can’t go to your party. I am busy with tomorrow’s test now.

   —________.

A. My pleasure      B. It doesn’t matter  C. Not at all       D. You are welcome

Tina is showing off her new phone. She won't stop   ________about it.

A. talk             B. to talk              C. talks            D. talking