—________？

—That would be great! Please drop me off at the library.

A．Could you bring me the bill

B．Would you like me to give you a lift

C．Could you tell me the postcode for London

D．Would you like to have my e?mail address

—Do you really think what he said was practical?

—I don't entirely agree, but ________.

A．I don't care B．just let it go

C．go ahead D．I doubt it

—Good morning. A table for two?

—________ We are looking for a hotel.

A．Sorry to hear that. B．It doesn't matter.

C．No, thank you. D．Yes, sounds good.

—Where have you been, David? You're late for class again.

—________ My bus got caught in a traffic jam.

A．Yes, so what?

B．Well, how come?

C．Sorry, but I couldn't help.

D．No, it's not my fault.

—Are you planning to take American History by Mr Johnson next semester?

—________ I might not have enough time.

A．It depends. B．So what?

C．Sounds great! D．Why not?

—What about going to see The Red Sorghum tonight?

—________ To be honest, I'm very interested in Mo Yan's works.

A．So what? B．Forget it!

C．Not really. D．That's great!

—Oh, why is the bar still ________.

—They are having a brief staff meeting. ________

A．closing; Don't worry!

B．open; Let's wait.

C．opening; I'm afraid.

D．closed; Be patient!

—Her father is very rich.

—________ She wouldn't accept his help even if it were offered.

A．What for? B．So what?

C．No doubt. D．No wonder.

—Did you enjoy yourself in Hefei this summer?

—________. It was too hot.

A.Yes, why not B．Not really

C．Oh, noD．You got it

—Do you think I can pass the driving test?

—________， I'm afraid.

A.Of courseB．You can

C．Not a chanceD．Not a little