—May I see your driving license, please?

—________？ Did I do anything wrong?

A．Why not B．What

C．Who cares D．So what

—Hey, taxi!

—________， sir?

—Can you take me downtown?

A．What's it B．What's up

C．Can I help you D．Where to

—Do you think Jim can manage it by himself?

—________. He is expert at dealing with such a matter.

A．Take care B．I'm not sure

C．Don't worry D．Don't mention it

—I've got the job I've been looking forward to.

—________！

A．Wish you success B．Good luck

C．Sounds great D．Congratulations

—Can I have an apple, Uncle Pal?

—________. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

A．It doesn't matter B．It's a deal

C．You're welcome D．Help yourself

—Could you tell me how to get to the town hall?

—________. Maybe you could ask the policeman over there.

A．A piece of cake B．That depends

C．I don't care D．I don't know for sure

—Shall we ask Diana if she'd like to join in the party tonight?

—________. I'd like her to join us.

A．As you wish B．You're welcome

C．Hurry up D．Not likely

—Anything serious with my leg, doctor?

—________. Nothing serious, as a matter of fact.

A．Take your time B．Forget it

C．Take it easy D．Good luck

(2013·金华十校联考)—I missed the football match on TV last night.

—Never mind. ________. You can find out the results in the newspaper.

A．It's no big deal B．Don't worry

C．What a pity D．That's OK

(2013·安徽马鞍山二模)—Shall we drop in at the Williams on our way home, dear?

—________. Time permitting, we will.

A．By all means B．It makes no difference

C．Forget it D．It depends