( )16. —Could you tell me the way to the railway station?

A. Make sure. B. If you like.

C. Sure. D. Never mind.

( )17. —I’d like to invite you to dinner this Saturday, Mr. Smith.

A. Oh, no. Let’s not.

B. I’d rather stay at home.

C. I’m very sorry, but I have other plans.

D. Oh, no. That’ll be too much trouble.

( )18. —_____? —He is a nice person.

A. What does your new teacher look like

B. What’s your new teacher like

C. How is your new teacher

D. What is your new teacher look like

( )19. —Do you think I could borrow your dictionary?

A. Yes, I do B. Of course not

C. Yes, you could D. Help yourself

( )20. —Excuse me, Madame. I wonder if this bus goes to the East Lake.

—_____. You should take a Bus No. 521.

A. Sure, it does B. No, it isn’t

C. Oh, sorry. I’m afraid not D. What a pity! It’s not true

( )21. —What does your new house look like?

A. It looks well. B. It looks like a cave.

C. It is bright and large. D. I don’t like it.

( )22. —How about going out for a walk?

A. Yes, I will. B. Taking a walk is good for us.

C. Why not? D. I’ll go out for a walk.