—She doesn’t know .

A. when would the train arrive

B. where could I get the book

C. what has done

D. who left the message

--- Yes, there`s _________ behind the bus station.

A. it B. one C. other D. some

A. which， to laugh B. that， to laugh

C. whose， laughing D. which， laugh

I'm afraid _____ day is possible

A. neither B. either C. any D. both

A. to go bike ride B. riding a bike

C. to go bike riding D. going bike riding

New Year's Day is a time for people to say goodbye to the past and celebrate the beginning of a new year.

In the US, every year as the clock nears the midnight on December 31st, around 1million people get together in Times Square. They watch the famous New Year' s Eve Ball drop from the top of the flagpole (旗桿).

Australia's midnight fireworks over Sydney Harbor Bridge every December 31st are well known. When the fireworks start with popular music, people hug, shake hands with or kiss each other to show their joy. In China, people celebrate it in many ways There are usually parties held in schools and at work. Some young people in big cities set off (燃放) fireworks.

A. arrived at B. arrived in C. got D. Reach

A. complete B. understand C. match D.suggest

A. at, in B. of, in C. at, on D. of, with

A. with; with B. about; about

C. with; about D. about; with