(2013·合肥模擬)—May I use your dictionary? I need to look up a word.

—It’s over there. 　　　.

A. My pleasureB. Got it

C. Feel freeD. No problem

(2013·廈門模擬)—Do you understand the film Cloud Atlas, the most amazing one this year?

—　　　, but I am confused at many scenes.

A. Not a littleB. Yes, no problem

C. No, not at allD. Just sort of

—Hi, Tom! Could you spare me a minute? I want to have a word with you.

—Sure, Jean.

A. You must be worried. B. It doesn’t matter.

C. What’s up? D. Why me?

(2013·重慶模擬)—A second, please. I have another call coming through.

—　　　I’m not in a hurry.

A. Enjoy yourself. B. Leave me alone.

C. Why not? D. Take your time.

(2013·天津模擬)—We really enjoyed ourselves at the party. Thanks again, Mr. and Mrs. White.

—　　　. Just drop in whenever you feel like it.

A. With pleasureB. Our great honor

C. Nice having you hereD. Nice you are here

—Can I speak to Mr. Smith, please?

—　　　He is having a meeting in the next room.

A. Who are you? B. Hold on please.

C. Speaking, please. D. Are you Mr. Black?

—I am terribly sorry I broke your teapot.

—

A. So what? B. Forget it.

C. What if? D. Be careful!

—Do you think that we should make preparations for the competition in advance?

—Exactly. 　　　.

A. Actions speak louder than words

B. Fight no battle unprepared

C. Better late than never

D. Well begun, half done

—Would you like to join us in the walk?

—　　　, for I have two important letters to answer.

A. I won’tB. I’d like to

C. I willD. I’m afraid not

—Please accept my apology for taking your umbrella by mistake.

—　　　It can happen to anyone.

A. Oh, that’s all right.

B. What have you done with my umbrella?

C. Where is my umbrella?

D. Don’t do that again.