【題目】從方框中選出合適的答語（10小題，每小題1分，共10分）

16. What’s your name?

17. Good morning!

18. You’re Millie, right?

19. Hello!

20. Are you Mrs Zhang?

21. Goodbye!

22. How are you?

23. Good afternoon!

24. Hi, Andy.

25. I’m fine, thank you, and you?

A. Good morning.

B. Millie.

C. Good afternoon.

D. I’m fine.

E. No, I’m Lily.

F. Hello.

G. Goodbye.

H. Hi, Nick.

I. No, I’m Mrs Li.

J. I’m fine, too.

【答案】16—20 BAEFI 21—25 GDCHJ

【解析】略

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