[单项选择]What do they want to do
A. Have a basketball match.
B. Have a football match.
C. Have a volleyball match.

[单项选择]What do they want to do

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What do her parents want her to do

[单项选择]What does Lily want to do
A. She wants to get back her dictionary.
B. She wants to harrow a dictionary.
C. She wants to lend Tom a dictionary.

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What do they want to order
A. Computer disks.
B. Half a dozen new calculators.
C. Both A and

[单项选择]Chasing Fame
What do you want out of life Do you hope to make the world a better place Do you dream of becoming a millionaire Or have you set your sights on becoming a star
If what you want most is to see your name in lights, be featured on Entertainment Tonight, or have a mass of screaming fans faint in your presence, you’re not the only one. Many Americans dream of fame, and such fantasies tend to be more common among teens than adults. When Girls’ Life magazine recently asked its readers to name their biggest goal in life, the largest number (35 percent) said that they wanted to become famous.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting found that many of the kids and teens it polled for its 2000 Roper Youth Report gave similar responses. Although wealth was the number one dream reported by young people, fame was near the top of the list. Beauty and singing talent—qualities often seem as routes to fame also ranked high.
We are all familiar with the
A. to be common
B. to scream at fans
C. to have fantasies
D. to be famous

[单项选择]—What do you want to do next We have half an hour until the basketball game.
—（）. Whatever you want to do is fine with me.
A. It just depends
B. It’s up to you
C. All right
D. Glad to hear that