A on TV B from the manager C at the supermarket D from the newspaper

A Mrs. Edwards is always very lucky. B Mrs. Edwards had no friends. C Mrs. Edwards hoped to get free shopping. D Mrs. Edwards gets disappointed easily.

A make her unhappy B cheer her up C buy things with her D stop her buying things

A buy another thing B talk to the manager C pay for her shopping D find her shopping

A He was offered a part-time job. B He was honored with a scholarship. C He helped his teacher construct a robot. D He helped in the computer laboratories.

A be the top student of the school B bring great honor to his school C constructs a robot with the Lego sets D win the thousand-dollar prize

A He tried to make friends with her. B He was fond of building robots. C He intended to help her. D He didn't want her to suspect him.

A He is mildly critical. B He is strongly critical. C He is in favor of them. D His attitude is not clear.

A it is entirely wrong  B to some degree, it is true C it is not true at all D it is perfectly right

A Before the twentieth century. B Early in the beginning of the twentieth century. C At the dawn of the first day of the twentieth century. D After the dawn of twentieth century