A A． she waited for hours B B． nobody called C C． she had to buy some bread D D． she had to buy some milk

A A． he had no pen or paper B B． he couldn't read or write C C． he had to look after the baby D D． he had to play with his brother

A A． a child older than Jimmy B B． a child younger than Jimmy C C． Jimmy's brother Billy D D． Jimmy's sister Betty

A A． boss B B． nickname C C． picture D D． businessmen

A dark hair B B． a bow tie C C． a box D D． a shirt

A A． as B B． stand for C C． look over D D． see

A A． he wore the stars and stripes B B． the never had a beard C C． he had no hair D D． he wore a bow tie

A it is too dull to attend lectures B B． quite a lot of teachers can produce the results students desire C C． they must be inspired to learn D D． there are great differences among the lecturers as to their quality of teaching

A how well they give their lectures B B． how well they get along with the students C C． how many papers and books they have published D D． how well they conduct their academic researches

A A． Students' likes and interests are the standards of evaluation of a teacher's lecturing. B B． Students are actually capable of judging the class accomplishments of lectures. C C． Students are academically capable of making comments on the skills of teaching. D D． Students are not to give assessments of a teacher's lecturing.