[简答题]Have you seen Tom recently?

[单选题]Hello, Shirly, haven't seen you for ages, You look fine.
-____. You look well too.
A. Great
B. Thanks
C., Not at all
D. Oh, no, just so so

[简答题]This is the worst hospital I have ever seen.

[单选题]—This is film I have ever seen. _______
A.a wonderful
B.the most wonderful
C.wonderful
D.most wonderful

[简答题] If you have time, you can come to my office.

[单选题] Could you repeat what you have said just now? I didn’t_______ .
A.go on
B.keep on
C.catch on
D.insist on

[简答题] How long have you collected your stamps?

[单选题]( )Have you your plan yet?
A.finalized
B.decide
C.make
D.making

[单选题] —How do you know that Tom is telling a lie?
—His eyes have given him .
A.up
B.away
C.out
D.off

[单选题] _______, do you know where is Tom?
A.On the way
B.In the way
C.By the way
D.In a way

[单选题]- How long have you worked here? ______
A. Since about two years.
B.I do not know.
C. For about two years.
D. Who knows.

[单选题]Tom is so talkative. I’m sure you’ll soon get tired _______ him.
A. of
B. with
C. at
D. on

[简答题]Do you have anything to say?

[简答题]Call me tomorrow if you have time.

[单选题] you have done might do harm to other people.
A. That
B. What
C. Which
D. This

[简答题]You do not have to understand everything all at once.

[简答题]What a beautiful T-shirt you have!

[填空题]If you have a health condition like heart disease,you’ll want to know what to do ( ) a medical emergency on an airplane.Any medical emergency is scary.But if it happens when you’re flying,it can be terrifying.Research published in the New England Journal of Medicine/杂志名,《新英格兰医学》/found that in-flight medical emergencies ( ) 1 out of every 604 flights.There are a lot of things you need to consider if a medical emergency occurs 39,000 feet in the air:What medical equipment is ( ) ?How quickly can you land and get to a hospital?Is there a medical professional on board who can help you?The truth is,flying with a serious health condition,such as cardiovascular/心血管的/disease,which could lead to a heart attack or stroke/中风/, can be riskier than you think,says Philip Rubin,MD,an assistant professor of ( ) at Yale School of Medicine/耶鲁大学医学院/in New Haven,Connecticut.Dr.Rubin knows firsthand just how precarious in-flight medical emergencies can be.In 2014,while he was flying from Phoenix to Detroit on a commercial airline,a fellow passenger experienced cardiac/心脏骤停/;the passenger’s heart stopped,and he .( ) consciousness.

[单选题]- Hi, Tom, how s everything with you? -____., and how are you?
A. Don't mention it
B. Hm, not too bad
C. Thanks
D. Pretty fast

[简答题]Do you think we will have good weather?