()1. He has worked in the factory five years ago.

A.for
B.at
C.since
D.about

1.C

()2. the way, what's your telephone number?

A.In
B.On
C.To
D.By

2.D

()3. You work so hard. I'm you will pass the driving test.

A.afraid
B.think
C.certain
D.sorry

3.C

()4. Mr Wang isn't here. I hear Beijing.

A.that he has gone to
B.that he has been to
C.he went
D.he will go

4.A

()5. — did you first skate? — Four years ago.

A.How soon
B.When
C.How long
D.What time

5.B

()6. Thanks for me the snow globe of the monster.

A.to give
B.giving
C.give
D.gave

6.B

()7. It has been six years I came here.

A.since
B.for
C.when
D.after

7.A

()8. Come to me you need help.

A.however
B.whenever
C.wherever
D.whatever

8.B

Yesterday, Alice, an exchange student from America, invited my deskmate and me to her birthday party on Sunday. I was glad 1. (accept) that. But I didn't know what I should do to be correct and friendly, 2. I surfed the Internet after school.
There 3. (be) lots of information about inviting and being invited in US. People often give 4. (invite) to their friends. Most of them are for dinner 5. a birthday party. When people accept an invitation, they usually ask 6. they can bring. They often take flowers, chocolate or other 7. (present). 8. a dinner or birthday party, most people telephone 9. host to say thank you. Some write a short thank-you note or send an e-mail to the host.
Now I know what to do. I have decided to buy a nice tennis ball for Alice. I believe she 10. (like) it because she loves playing tennis. And I hope I enjoy her birthday party.

1. to accept
2. so
3. is
4. invitations
5. or
6. what
7. presents
8. After
9. the
10. will like