B.  Two dollars.   

C.  Five dollars.   

D.  One dollar.

 A.He says there are lots of questions.

 B.He says there is only one question.

 C.He says there are no questions.

 D.He says there are a few questions.

 A.  He was from central England.

 B.  He was the first in a sequence of scientists.

 C.  He was a mathematician.

 D.  He was a physician.

 A.They are common.

 B.They are uncommon.

 C.They are very difficult to understand.

 D.They are very easy to understand.

 A.  To explain better.

 B.  To bring more examples to next class.

 C.  To include this in the exam.

 D.  To read examples with students together.

 A.  He had a driving lesson.

 B.  He got his driver’s license.

 C.  He took the driver’s theory exam.

 D.  He passed the driver’s road test.

 A.  He was not well prepared.

 B.  He did not get to the exam in time.

 C.  He was not used to the test format.

 D.  He did not follow the test procedure.

 A.  They are tough.

 B.  They are costly.

 C.  They are helpful.

 D.  They are too short.

 A.  Pass his road test the first time. 

 B.  Test-drive a few times on highways.

 C.  Find an experienced driving instructor.

 D.  Earn enough money for driving lessons.

 A.  It is a power that drives us to keep moving ahead. 

 B.  It encourages continuous learning and success.

 C.  It is a primary means of realizing our goals and progressing.

 D.  All of the above.

 A.  Assist, support and motivate others. 

 B.  Monitor and record your success.

 C.  Discover your interest area.

 D.  Break your bigger goals into smaller goals.

    A.    He finds the presentation hard to follow. 

    B.    He considers the presentation very dull.

    C.    He thinks Professor White has chosen an interesting topic.

    D.    He speaks highly of the presentation.

 A.  Her car can stand any crash.

 B.  Her car is not as good as his.

 C.  Her car is maintained as well as his.

 D.  Her car is kept in good condition.

 A.  She is surprised Mary worked as a programmer.

 B.  She wonders why Mary kept the job.

 C.  She doesn’t know when Mary’s classes started.

 D.  She doubts Mary makes much money now.