The math problem is ____________ difficult for the students ____________ work out.

A. very, to             B. so, to        C. so, that,        D. too, to

—You should try to eat some food, my little boy.

—Yes, I think so. But I really don’t feel like____________.

A. eat                   B. to eat                C. eating                D. eaten

 —The winner of the game is a tall and thin boy with glasses.

—Then it ____________ be my friend, Tom, who looks like a“ball”.

A. mustn’t            B. can’t                C. may                 D. should

There ____________ an English party the day after tomorrow.

A. has                  B. will have            C. is going to               D. is going to be

 —Is this your new bike, Sarah?

—Yes. I____________ it for only two days.

A. bought        B. have bought      C. had             D. have had

 —What do you think of the soup？ —It smells ____________. I like it very much.

A. terrible             B. badly                C. well                 D. nice

 —Where do you usually go shopping?

—Er, Wal-Mart, and there is always ____________ for you.

A. everything     B. nothing          C. something      D. anything

My father goes to work____________ bus every day.

A. in B. on C. by D. at

. —What are you going to give Tim for his ____________ birthday, Alan?

—I haven’t decided yet.

A. nine                 B. nineth          C. the ninth           D. ninth

 —Would you like some____________? —Yes, just one. Thanks.

A. orange              B. apples               C. bread                      D. milk